Royal CoachmenWelcome to the Royal Coachmen Guestbook! There are currently 153 messages.
[IP = 99.185.2.184] -United States 
Enjoyed visiting this great and informative "Royal Coachmen" web site. Was in the unit 1977-1979, when the unit was assigned as the V Corps Command Aviation Company, Maurice Rose Army Airfield, Bonames, Germany. I have been told that I was the longest serving Company Commander of the this unit - 33 months. Unit was the Aviation Company, 3d Armored Division before Colors changed to the 62d Royal Coachman in 1977. 1SGT of the unit was Skip Kern . . . still living in PA.
[IP = 74.61.0.127] -United States
The reunion was great, had a wonderful time getting together with so many guys, thanks Rollie for stepping up.
[IP = 24.0.197.233] -United States
GREAT WEBPAGE I WAS WITH THE 282ND ASLT HELI CO THE BAD ASS (BLACKCATS) 1ST plt Crewchief 67,68,69,Danang
[IP = 168.12.253.66] -United States
1969-1970
[IP = 75.139.96.57] -United States
Hey Huey, Very nice site. You are a true soldier. You put it all on the line for something more important than yourself. Very, very few would ever do anything like that or even understand the concept of such selflessness. You are a hero. Hope to see you soon. Chuck
[IP = 71.88.246.0] -United States
Rollie, Doug, and John THANK YOU. You guys put together one fantastic reunion. It was long overdue, and the memories will be with me forever. WELCOME HOME MY BROTHERS & THE ENTIRE COACHMAN FAMILY GOD BLESS YOU ALL Don Jesus Christ & U.S. Veterans The Only Two Forces That Have Ever Offered To Die For You!
[IP = 4.239.174.3] -United States
Arrived at Marble Mountain Royal Coachmen Oct 19 1970 to Oct 18 1971 Retired from the military in 2000 had 5 active and 27 years with Pa national guard .Am not to good with computers so i hope this gets through
[IP = 64.136.47.12] -United States
Was with HHC 11CAG fromJan73 until march of 73.Just trying to find anyone who might have pictures of the company,HHC.I was there when the B52 had to land at Danang for repairs.I worked at the TOC center. Thank You
[IP = 98.231.83.117] -United States
Thanks to Doug Pecks' superior internet skills we located another Royal Coachman, Carl Spung. He was a Huey crew chief from Sept'71-Sept'72.Thanks to John L. for the great viedo he put together. Check it if you get the chance !
[IP = 67.187.70.205] -United States
I recieved this site from a member of the 48th AHC Blue Stars. When they disbanded in 1972 I was reasigned to the 62ND. Was a door gunner for a while then made CE. I stayed untill the JMC/ICCS missions were about finished in June of 73. Went to Ft. Hood from there. One of the people that sticks in my mind was a gunner name Shaky Desimmons. Called Shaky cause his hands shook something terrible. Then there was Ed Wiese, and Jack Young. If any one has any info about these fellow Coachmen, I would love to hear from you. Best of luck to everyone of you out there and WELCOME HOME!
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