Was looking on the Blackcat website to see if anyone from the group ever followed up and completed the PUC effort that I had started for support of my advisory team during the initial days of the Khe Sanh battle.
I still have all of the material that I collected if anyone else wants to pick up the pieces.
Thanks for your support in January 1968.
I am attempting to locate anyone who was with the 282nd during the period May 1967 and May 1968. I remember that Maj Re was our CO at the time. I at times crewed the U8 of the commander and flew missions as needed. I also would like to find someone that worked in operations during this period. To all my brothers may you all have a Happy New Year with your families and friends. I was called Cousin Brucie. The Italian.
I tried to send an email to krayjenn@verizon.net, the address in the newsletter. I wanted to share some news about a deceased member, Tommy C. Stiner. His death was reported at the time, Aug 16, 2017, and you published the news. This is something new and current, an airport being re-named. What is the best way to contact you?
I receive the newsletter but have a change of address to report. What is the best way to do that? Thanks.
Attempting to locate friend Stu Turner. He served as a Black Cat CE and DG from 70-71. He dropped off the radar and I'm checking to see if he's still vertical. Any assistance will be appreciated. Clear right
Gene Womack
189th AHC Ghostriders 70
179th ASHC Hookers 71
I wish all by Brothers and their families of the 282nd AHC a Happy Thanksgiving. Let's remember the things we are thankful for and NEVER FORGET our Brothers who are no longer with us.
I want to ask what happen to black cat 848 it was in second platoon. when I left august 1967 and went to 196th in anson. the picture of the second platoon on the home page was taken in plk march 1967 they took two picture one just flight crew and the whole platoon. I know because I am in both pictures
I want to reach out to all my Brothers of the 282nd and say Welcome Home Brothers and to the ones who did not make it back RIP. I wish all vets Happy Veterans Day.
Hello, my dad was with the 282nd Assault Helicopter Co 12th battalon. His name was Gene Wildenradt. He served 1967-1968. He passed away in 1988. I am just wondering if anyone knew him? I would love to hear from someone who did. Thanks so much!
I am here on behalf of my husband Chuck Palmer who was a door gunner at Marble Mountain during 1969-1970. He lost touch with the guys in the unit and has recently, because of videos he has seen on YouTube, become interested in finding them again, or at least those that he can.
