Charlie Company GuestbookCharlie Company, 3rd Battalion, 22nd Infantry,Regulars By God! There are currently 64 messages. Message Number: 64 - Wednesday, August 13, 2008 10:53:53 PST
supporting you at soui tre and other operations Message Number: 63 - Tuesday, August 12, 2008 17:26:28 PST
Bill Prince, 25th div newspapers, Tropic Lightning News, 10 Nov 69 and 15 Dec 69 have articles about Operations Cliffdweller I & II. Many photos of Co C people: Capt Sligar; Sgt Matos; Larry Goethe; Bruce Hahn (kia 70); John Larson. If you want to read articles let me know. dave wolfe Message Number: 62 - Friday, August 8, 2008 11:43:44 PST
Hi Regulars. I recently was assisted by your excellent locator, Bill Schwindt, tracking down old friends. The man is truly dedicated to his task. I am also trying to track down any information, specifics and dates of operations on or more specifically walking down Nui Ba Den. You guys always seemed to be involved. There was one about April 69 around the pagoda on SE side, then one I went on in May 69, to blow a LZ on Nui Cau. Another one in late Oct 69, I stayed on top with A 3/22 in reserve. I believe that one was officially called Cliff Dweller I, no info on II & III and some friends were involved in IV which was in Jan 70. Any help is appreciated. Stay "Regular" you guys. Demo Man Bill Prince Message Number: 61 - Tuesday, July 22, 2008 05:59:55 PST
Anyone who remembers Leland Radley? His sister Darlene would like contact, especially if you can tell her how Leland was killed. Evidently there were conflicting stories at the time. Three of our guys were killed that day, Leland Radley, Cornelius Murphy, and Robert Dorshak. Darlene is sending me pictures of Leland that I'll get posted on our website "Heroes" section. bill Message Number: 60 - Friday, July 18, 2008 12:25:52 PST
Hey Guys, Guess who gets to retire after 29-years with the Army, Dept. of the Army, and Dept. of Defense? Add another 14 years with Chrysler (before and after Nam and hospital,)and I get to retire -alive! Actually, I have 40 some days remaining with DoD. I cannot/will not use the word "s___t," but I have told all coworkers to avoid starting any long conversations. The last time I used the word "s___t," I had about the same number of days remaining. As it turned out, I put in another 18-months. Most of it flat on my back. The "drafted" doctors told me I would never again walk correctly, never again run, never again be able to drive a car with a clutch and never again ride a motorcycle. When I finally departed the Army hospital for good, I came home, bought a band new Plymounth GTX 440 4-speed ,a used Honda motorcycle (still can't afford a Harley), began coaching Little League baseball and football - and returned to work. I am so excited about my upcoming retirement. I just I had to tell someone about it. I will confirm retirement, in this guestbook, the day after it occurs. If anyone out there plans on shooting me, please wait until the last week in August. Later Brothers, David Message Number: 59 - Tuesday, July 8, 2008 05:37:32 PST
MY WIFE CHRISTINE AN I HAD A GREAT TIME AT JOHN & JACKIE MEADOWS BACKYARD BBQ IN JUNE. IT WAS GREAT SEEING EVERYONE AGAIN, SOME FOR THE 1ST TIME IN 38 YEARS. THANKS JOHN & JACKIE Message Number: 58 - Thursday, July 3, 2008 18:21:54 PST
Just want to wish everyone a Very Safe & Happy 4th. I would also like to extend a BIG THANK YOU to all who attended the Backyard BBQ. We had a GREAT time! Can't wait to see you all again! We are still on a Backyard BBQ "High"! Message Number: 57 - Monday, June 30, 2008 17:51:27 PST
Here's wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable 4th of July. Message Number: 56 - Friday, June 27, 2008 05:47:56 PST
Bill Schwindt posted an entry about the sad death of Awb Norris. The 22nd Infantry Regiment website has a tribute to him plus a remembrance book. It can be reached from the Links page. Message Number: 55 - Thursday, June 26, 2008 14:42:24 PST
I left Art Olivos' name off of yesterdays E-Mail which listed 3rd Platoon attendees of the John Meadows reunion. He also spent time in the Point Squad. It was great to see him again! |