David did not leave a lot of information but did say he was a Sgt as an RDF Instructor Radio Operator with Detachment 2, 6994th Security Squadron at Pleiku in 1968/69 and flew 125 Missions.

Al was very brief in writing. Al was assigned to the 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Danang. Al has sent a couple of photos that indicate he was there in Feb. 1973.

Marvin was very brief, he writes that he was a 2nd Lt. with the 360th TEWS at Tan Son Nhut and served as Intelligence Officer in 1967.

Steven says, I was an Instructor Pilot with the 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Pleiku from March, 1969 to March, 1970.

Butch writes, I was an airman and a Linguist, assigned to Detachment 3, 6994th Security Squadron at Pleiku and Danang from November, 1969 to November, 1970.

James writes, I was a Navigator with the 361st Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Phu Cat in 1969/70.
The only thing I can remember was the monsoon. I swear it started to rain when I got there and as well as I can remember the sun, the beautiful sun did not come out until Christmas Eve. I just happened on to your site an am totally flabbergasted with your work. It is outstanding by any measure. Some names come back Bill Goad, Jorn Darr and a few others. I don't know what you need. I have found some orders(TDY) admin etc. and I have my complete flight records with tail nos. I haven't found any pictures yet. I dont remember how many missions I was on but I had 732 hours of combat time mostly in the ol Goon. Also flew Goons in Air Rescue 56-58. If there is something that would be useful to complete your work let me know.

Have just found your site and you are to be congradulated for doing such a great job. Unbelievable nostalgia here.
Think I have a few old flic's that you might be interested in..give me a little while to put them together.
David says he was assigned to Det. 1 6994th Security Squadron at Nha Trang, Det. 1 6994th at Phu Cat and Det. 3 at NKP.
David is presently working, and will be for the next year, working at the American Embassy in Bankok. His address there is: David Sterrett American Embasy, Box 25, APO AP 96546

Updated January 30th, 2003.
David now is living in Jacksonville Florida, 9021 Falls Mill Dr. 32244.

Hi Jim...great website..I tried to enter my data, but couldn't get it to send. I was scheduled to go on the mission that Michael Conner and Lt. Wall were killed on, and was flying the 8 hour mission adjacent to them (I believe they were flying in an area called 8 bravo and we were in 8 alpha.). Sgt "porky" porter and I were changed since I believe that Mike Conner was the scheduler. It was wonderful to see his son. I had flown with Lt. Wall less than a week before he was killed.
Anyway, I miss the Pleiku group, including Guppy Dolan, Frank Dayton, and Wendell Wash, among so many others and wish them well. I saw Joe Martin's picture of Kim and Baby San, and I have the fondest memories of them as well...it was nice to have someone acting as "mother hen" in the barracks. I was also at Tan Son Nhut when we won the base football championship by beating the front end crew in the championship game. Stuffy Daniels, Don Renner, and a fellow named Acosta were players I remember. Acosta picked off a kickoff as it bounced off the receivers chest and ran for a touchdown. Remarkable play. Anyway...great job on the website and I thank you for bringing back some wonderful and some very painful memories. Oh..Bob Fisher was a dear friend too and would love hearing from him as well.

Here's a brief run down of my assignments. Jan '60 - Jan '62 Misawa AB Japan -- Feb '62 - Feb '65 Bremerhaven Germany -- Mar '65 - Jan '66 Onna Point Okinawa. They asked for volunteers to go to Da Nang VN (6924th). For unknown reasons, I volunteered.
Jan '66 - Sep '66. Da Nang VN. They asked for volunteers to start VN all over and go on flying status. Sounded great so I went.
Nov '66 - Nov '67 Tan Son Nhut VN (6994th) Spent most of my time in Saigon with Charlie Owens and Jack Haulsee. Don't remember exactly how many but squeezed in approximately 120 missions when not downtown.
From there I went to Kadena (6990th)  Where I flew 135's for 18 months before I committed the USAFSS sin of marrying one of them foreigners. Been married 32 years so I guess I did the right thing.
Jim Weiss

J.C. I Just discovered your web site and couldn't quit!!! I was at NKP as a backender from Aug 70 - Aug 71. Was there with Capt Clapper, Capt DeLaura, Bob Sherwood, Skeeter, Paul Wayant, Tom Nurre, Fred Holscher. That was a wonderful assignment.

Gerald D. Hoag, SMSgt, Ret

Gerald's Email Address is: gdhoag(at)cableone.net

Rich says, I was an E4/E5 assigned to Nha Trang in 1968/69 as a 292.

Rich's Email Address: rkrejsa(at)bellsouth.net

JC, Tried send a email a couple of weeks ago? I guess it didnt make it, anyway I was assigned to the 6994th from 66-67 and Det 3, 6994th from 69-70. Was one of the Ground Analyst at TSN and NKP. I helped start both of those units. Was a SSgt back then. A.G, "Beep" Bruce

Thomas says, I was a Sgt with the 6994th Security Squadron at DaNang as a Vietnamese Linguist in 1970/71.

Richard writes, I was at Nha Trang from Nov - Nov 66-67 was a ditty chaser and IRO Went to work for NSA after 27 yrs in the Air Force and was TDY to Medina in early 90's. I was a 20799 when retirement hit.

I was driving into Kelly and saw EC-47 with tail number of 201 parked outside bldg 2000. Almost turned the RAC over turning into the parkng space to read the plaque. I knew very well where 201 was as I spent one of the longest days of my life sitting in the crew lounge at Nha Trang with almost the full squadron waiting for her to come home and of course she never did. Heard about your web site from FTVA and poking around e-mails from other guys. Just got set up in new house with my first PC and I am getting thoroughly addicted to e-mailing old troops from all over. Glad to hear from you .

Wyatt writes, I was with the 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron in 1971-72. I am glad the site is established. Hope to find some old war buddies. Love to hear from everyone.

Bill writes, I was with the 6994th Security Squadron at Tan Son Nhut and NKP as an Electronics Warfare Tech. from May 1972 to May 1973.

I could not believe I found a web-site that was dedicated to what we did in SEA. My hats off to you all. Retired from the AF in 89 and have been here at the local Community College ever since.

Larry writes, I was with the 6994th Security Squadron, Det. 2 at Pleiku from July 1968 to July 1969 as a Morse Intercept Operator (Ditty Bop).

Good information and brings back many memories of a different life in a different time. Good job with the web-site.

Terry writes, I was assigned to the 360th Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron as Crew Chief on EC-47 42-24300 in 1969-70.

Michael writes, I served in the 360th Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron in 1970-71 at TSN. I worked under Chief Brown and Chief Holton. I was an A1C and made Sgt. while there. I was Crew Chief on EC-47's, 42-23822, 45-1102 and 44-77254. Found my picture on the site, it is the first picture of the collection of Greg Smith on your website. I would be proud to add my name and e-mail address to your roster of all us "Old Tigers".

John says, I was a 203 (208, linguist or whatever they call them now), with the 6994th Security Squadron. I was there from November 1971 to December 1972.

Robert says, I was a Navigator with the 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Danang from July 1971 to July 1972.

Email Address: r.p.lavoie(at)sbcglobal.net

Bill says, I was an Aircraft Commander with the 360th Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Tan Son Nhut from September, 1971 to August, 1972. Great Site! I would like to comunicate with folks from my tour. Anyone heard from Dan Hayes??

Earl writes, I was a SSgt assigned to the 362nd Tactical Electronics Warfare Squadron at Pleiku as a Flight Mechanic in 1967/68.

Ed writes, I was stationed at NKP Thailand with the 6994th Security Squadron as Operations Officer. I was there from June 1972 to June 1973. Great Idea, Great site, Great memories, Great men, USAFSS and TEWS.

Gregory writes, I was a Sgt assigned as a Radio Intercept Analyst to the 6994th Security Squadron. I was billeted at Tan Son Nhut and served as a TTY Operator at Joint General Staff compound outside Saigon in 1970/71.

Jim writes, I was stationed at Pleiku with Detachment 3, 6994th Security Squadron as an A20771 in 1968/69.

I arrived 18 July 1968, assigned Charlie Flight. Was on sick sick eight bird (0668) when engine lost and had to sit down at small marine post in Quan Tri (?) on NVA boder. Spent couple days there waiting on replacement engine and found tail splattered with small arms fire. only other thing exciting was myself and willie(?) Left Plekiu asap!! was not suppose to leave until 18 July 1969 but had the admin clerk cut us orders to leave 1 July 1969. Left Pleiku 1 July and arrived Tan Son Nhut the same day. Found a C-141 driver getting ready to leave with 4 empty web seats. Grabbed two box lunches, piled onboard and next stop was Dover, Delaware! Don"t know what they ever did with out regular tickets!