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| 114th aviation company: Knights Over the Delta Steve Stibbens, 2002-01-01 This is the story of that long, bloody war in Vietnams Mekong Delta, told by a small band of daunting young soldiers who saw it all in nine years of combat out of Vinh Long airfield, south of Saigon. |
| 114th aviation company: History of the 114th Aviation Company (Air Mobile Light), 1 January 1965- 31 December 1965 Jerry E. White (Warrant Officer.), Eric W. Gibson, United States. Army. Aviation Battalion, 13th, 1966* |
| 114th aviation company: Special Bibliographic Series US Army Military History Research Collection, |
| 114th aviation company: Thunderbird Lounge Robert J. Brandt AUS Ret, Robert J. Brandt, 2001 The story of one early helicopter company as it helped develop the helicopter into a viable weapon on the modern battlefield. Depicts daily life for early helicopter soldiers as they fought the Viet Cong. |
| 114th aviation company: The Devil’S Disciple Frank J. Strobel, 2013-03-21 When author Frank Strobel returned from Vietnam, he felt as if he had used up a great deal of his personal life force during that year. He worked very hard that yearphysically, mentally, and emotionallyand experienced almost every feeling known to man at a very high intensity. The Devils Disciple: Different Sides of War presents a compilation of his experiences in Vietnam, exploring this intensity and recalling the speed with which events moved during his time there. Strobels missions during wartime were not for the faint of heart His experiences helped him to understand that war has an impact beyond just the fighting involved. There are people, young and old, affected by war. They lived in the villages that he visited as part of his tour of duty. In some of his experiences, he talks about the children he met in the villages of Vietnam and their love for American bubble gum. Using hand signals and an occasional interpreter, he was able to communicate with some of the children and older people in the villages, learning about them and about their lives. In The Devils Disciple, Strobel shares his personal experiences during one of the most challenging wars the United States has fought. |
| 114th aviation company: Rice and Cotton John B. Givhan, 2000 The innocence lost - never to be regained - by America's youth during the Vietnam War lies strewn across America's landscape in the form of shattered lives and minds. We were sent there by U.S. government officials who played recklessly with our young lives; however, we did not know to what extent at the time. Maybe we still don't. But, we do know that for them, our so-called leaders, politics came first, and our welfare - our very lives - came second. We also know that very little was reported about that war during the period November 22, 1963, to August 5, 1964. John B. Givhan was there during that time, and he details early helicopter assault missions flown by courageous U.S. Army helicopter pilots, crew chiefs and gunners - their living and their dying. This is also about April 12, 1964, in the Mekong Delta in Vietnam, a day that is and will be forever etched in the minds and souls of the men of the 120th Aviation Company, the Deans, when valor and devotion to duty reigned supreme - and whose innocence was lost! |
| 114th aviation company: Special Bibliography , 1978 |
| 114th aviation company: United States Army Unit Histories US Army Military History Research Collection, George S. Pappas, 1971 |
| 114th aviation company: Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents , 1969 |
| 114th aviation company: United States Army Aviation Digest , 1976 |
| 114th aviation company: Cumulative List of Organizations Described in Section 170 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 , 2004 |
| 114th aviation company: Cumulative List of Organizations Described in Section 170 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 , 1992 |
| 114th aviation company: Vietnam War Helicopter Art John Brennan, Nicholas A. Veronico, 2014-02-01 Hundreds of unique color photos showing how soldiers decorated their helicopters during the Vietnam War. |
| 114th aviation company: Triumphant Warrior Peter D. Shay, 2019-06-18 The true story of Bronze Star recipient Allen Weseleskey and his high-risk rescue mission, carried out under heavy fire in Vietnam. Includes photos. When the going is fast and rough, I will not falter. I will be uncompromising in every blow I strike. I will be humble in victory. I am a United States Navy Flyer. —from “A Navy Flyer’s Creed” Barely a month after the start of the Tet Offensive in 1968, a Navy flyer applied this creed—and dared to risk not only his career but also his and his fellow aircrewmen’s lives in rescuing a wounded US Army advisor only moments from certain battlefield death. The pilot, Lt. Cdr. Allen E. “Wes” Weseleskey, had been assigned to the Navy’s Helicopter Attack (Light) Squadron Three, the “Seawolves,” at the Vinh Long Army Airfield. His controversial mission took place in March 1968 in the Mekong Delta region. Two ARVN companies were being overwhelmed and despite coming under heavy fire, Weseleskey decided to go in and rescue as many survivors as possible. The accompanying Seawolf was forced to turn back after taking hits, but Weseleskey, with the agreement of his crew, persisted—flying so low under the treeline that they were out of reach of the VC rocket launchers. Weseleskey was awarded the Bronze Star, the Distinguished Flying Cross, and the Navy Cross during his service. This is his story, from early assignments, clashes with superior officers, missions and rescues during the Tet Offensive, to homecoming. It is the story of a quintessential flyer, an American hero who was prepared to speak his mind and take risks—and of the vital role of the Seawolves in the Vietnam War. |
| 114th aviation company: Bug Pilot Cindy Utter, Author,, LTC Lewis Hudspeth, U.S. Army, Retired, 2024-05-15 The Vietnam War comes alive in this real-life story of a young, small-town American boy who quickly became a man with a purpose as a helicopter pilot who survived the ravages of war, made instant life-and-death decisions, earned a Purple Heart for combat wounds, and changed his life forever. Life was different in the 1960s for teenage boys facing life decisions as a youth. Young men got married, left home at eighteen or younger, started families, went to war, and many died before reaching age twenty-five. In fact, many U.S. Army helicopter pilots did not survive the war as they served in one of the most dangerous and deadly jobs in the Vietnam War. Facing war was horrific--but learning to fly, making lifetime buddies, and experiencing the Vietnam War as a U.S. Army helicopter pilot was a life-changing adventure for Lew Hudspeth. His one-year tour of duty in South Vietnam in 1967 was filled with many elements, including terrifying and thrilling moments with breathless fear; intense sadness for fellow soldiers who did not survive; a strong, patriotic desire to fulfill his military duty to his country; a willingness to make the necessary sacrifices for freedom without complaining; and a powerful feeling of young, invincible strength and courage to overcome all obstacles to achieve the mission, no matter what. This coming of age story is truly inspiring for all of our young warriors--or for those who strive to become one. |
| 114th aviation company: Unit Citation and Campaign Participation Credit Register (1960-1978). United States. Department of the Army, 1980 |
| 114th aviation company: Special Bibliography - US Army Military History Research Collection US Army Military History Research Collection, 1970 |
| 114th aviation company: Steel My Soldiers' Hearts David H. Hackworth, Eilhys England, 2003-05-06 The commanding officer of an infantry battalion in Vietnam in 1969 recounts how he took over a demoralized unit of ordinary draftees and turned it into an elite fighting force, and describes its accomplishments. |
| 114th aviation company: Army Information Digest , 1965 |
| 114th aviation company: THE BRONZE STAR MEDAL MSG James T. Born, USA, Ret., 2013-12-05 The author is a Vietnam War veteran, having served in the Mekong Delta in 1967. His unit. Mobile Support Team TWO, Detachment Alpha, was a top secret United States Naval Special Warfare team, composed of specially trained personnel from Boat Support Unit One and from SEAL Team's ONE and TWO. In it's inseption,this team was code named Project Zulu. While a lot of what this group of men did is still classified, their main purpose was to disrupt enemy ambushes of PBR river boats and snatch and grab high ranking enemy officials. This was accomplished by counterambushing the enemy deep within the forbidden reaches of the Mekong Delta and its waterways. The team often remained behind the enemy lines in enemy controlled territory for days disrupting their troop and supply movements. The main motivational factor of wrtiing this book was not to highlight what the author did but to provide the general public and historians a chance to read about the valor and sacrifices that were made by 163 officers and enlisted men, from various points in Vietnam and at varrying time frames. It is a snapshot of the real war, not created in mind by Hollywood or from mistruths often found in other books from those stealing the valor.The author himself is a recepient of The Bronze Star Medal with the Combat Distinguishing Device and feels qualified to speek about the trials and tribulations of those featured in the book. The author served eleven years in the Navy and twelve more years in the Army. He retired as a Master Sergeant E-8. He now lives in Henderson, Nevada with his wife of 40 years.. |
| 114th aviation company: American Aviation Historical Society Journal American Aviation Historical Society, 1988 |
| 114th aviation company: Professional Journal of the United States Army , 1976 |
| 114th aviation company: Quarterly Review of Military Literature , 1976 |
| 114th aviation company: Military Review , 1976 |
| 114th aviation company: United States Army Unit Histories US Army Military History Institute, 1978 |
| 114th aviation company: The Only War We've Got Daniel Ford, 2017-07-31 |
| 114th aviation company: United States Army Combat Forces Journal , 1964 |
| 114th aviation company: Vietnam Helicopter Crew Member Stories H. D. Graham, 2018-06-21 This book is a collection of fascinating short stories, photos, and documents furnished by the heroic and courageous men that served as air or ground crew members in Vietnam. The chopper units were located throughout Vietnam. During the course of the war, we lost at least 5,139 helicopter aircrew members and at least 588 ground support crew members. In fact, the true number of helicopter air and ground crew members killed or missing in action will probably never be known. Those crew members accounted for a large percentage of all the enemies killed during the war. Those courageous men were American heroes then and will always be American heroes. |
| 114th aviation company: From Bootcamp to Vietnam Darlene Neubauer, 2013-05-31 This is a true story that will enlighten you on the intense fighting that went on in Vietnam. My brother wrote to me every time he got some time off from going up in his helicopter and fighting for hours at a time. He had trouble finding time to get enough sleep. I was grateful for all the letters that he wrote to me while there. I tried to get him to come home and not re-enlist like he did. He wanted to stay with his group and fight to the end, not knowing how long it would really take to end this cold war. They called it a cold war, but after reading all of Jerrys letters, I would call it a hot war. It lasted 20 years and we lost 58,267 service men. What a horrible price we had to pay for that war. I could never have the words enough to express my thanks for all these men who gave their lives for our country and for those that died in wars around the world. |
| 114th aviation company: United States Army Unit Histories James T. Controvich, 1983 |
| 114th aviation company: Freedom's Heroes Regis J. Serinko Ph.D., 2010-05-13 There is no available information at this time. |
| 114th aviation company: Publication , 1994 |
| 114th aviation company: Cumulative List of Organizations Described in Section 170 (c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 United States. Internal Revenue Service, 1989 |
| 114th aviation company: Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association Bill Greenhalgh, Ken Fritz, 2007 |
| 114th aviation company: Armor , 1970 |
| 114th aviation company: Army Executive Biographies , 1985 |
| 114th aviation company: Vietnam Báo Chí Marc Phillip Yablonka, 2018-12-01 A military journalist shines a light on the unsung heroism and contributions of enlisted combat reporters in the Vietnam War in these revealing interviews. Vietnam Bao Chi brings together interviews with thirty-five combat correspondents who reported on the Vietnam War. These brave men and women wrote the stories, captured the images, and filmed the television coverage of their fellow servicepeople on battlefields from the Mekong Delta to the DMZ and from the Tet Offensive in 1968 to the fall of Saigon in 1975. Here you will meet Marine Dale Dye, who would go on to play an integral role in the making of the film Platoon; Green Beret Jim Morris, whose books, including War Story, recount the combat operations of Special Forces units in the Central Highlands; John Del Vecchio, whose classic work of fiction, The 13th Valley, mirrors his own existence as a combat correspondent with the 101st Airborne Division; and US Navy Frogman Chip Maury, renowned for his free-fall and underwater photography in Vietnam. Yablonka’s extensive experience as a military journalist brought him into contact with many of these combat correspondents, giving him a unique insight into their professions and lives. This book honors these brave chroniclers in uniform who brought the Vietnam War home to us. “[This] valuable collection of profiles . . . shines light on the all-but-forgotten role of American military báo chí (press in Vietnamese). —Publishers Weekly |
| 114th aviation company: AAHS Journal American Aviation Historical Society, 1973 |
| 114th aviation company: Infantry Division Components of the US Army Timothy Aumiller, 2004-12 Infantry Division Components of the US Army 1917-2004 details every divisional unit during the period. It of historical interest for those who would like to know how units within divisions changed over the years, from 1917 to 1945, 1954, 1960, 1965 and 2004. Of particular interest is that the lists iclude all combat support and combat service service support units that served in each division. |
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