282nd ASSAULT HELICOPTER CO.

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Tommy Lund - Saturday, 06 December 2014 03:28

Hello. I was searching for pictures and stories about the UH-1B 62-2025 cn: 545. 62-2025 was with you from 6801 to 6912. This flew a total of 1079 hours with you. We are a group that will restore this. This is located here with us in Rygge in Norway. Thanks for your help. Tommy.

dennis ahola - Thursday, 27 November 2014 19:49

does anyone know how to add names to the crew site,, 049  crewchief   was Bill Wilson

Gunner  Dennis  Ahola

 

also Crew  chief Mike Mills.  049 was the TOW   ship before turned into a Hog ship,  its being rebuild now in IND

 

jose solano - Tuesday, 18 November 2014 09:42

Does anyone know the whereabouts of Johnny Simpson from Arkansas,  we were at marble mtn from 5/66 to 5/67. Johnny extended for three months

jose solano - Monday, 17 November 2014 18:29

Does anyone have any info Johnny Simpson, Arkansas.  5/66 to 5/67?

Dennis Bouslaugh - Sunday, 26 October 2014 13:05

hello everyone . I was in the Airfraim shop 70-71 . Anyone who rememberes me please contact me so I can get an Idea who is still around. My phone # 805-637-1477 . This is a Ca. Number , but I live in Brigham  City Utah . All calls welcome. 

Bill Farress - Tuesday, 14 October 2014 19:30

This was posted on our Black Cat Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/908537315840191/

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Stephen Seitz - Wednesday, 08 October 2014 17:39

Great site, thanks for the memories. I was medic at Marble Mt. from 11/69 to 6/71 also was with 282nd at Dong Hoa.

William V. Giles IV - Monday, 22 September 2014 03:04

Hello Ray and my BlackCat family. I thank you for all the good works you do with the web page. I remember some of are brothers that have passed and was there May 8th 69 to April 13 70. May they rest in peace and make a place for us when we are together again.  I remember flying with C. McCall on AC 37 taking a Aussy three Star to the last outpost on the DMZ and being warned on approch not to land just dump the general  into the command bunker as we were taken morter rounds into compond and broke away on the QT with words over radio we have a MIG on our tail. Thanks to the F-4s close by we were saved from a no win Slick encounter.  Bill Giles

ray jennings - Sunday, 21 September 2014 10:27

If you received the August-September issue of the AARP magizine, be sure to read the article on page 36. It is about Jerry Elliott who is still MIA.

ray jennings - Monday, 08 September 2014 17:29

If anyone has any information on Wayne Hanson please let me know