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NAM 68,WOUNDED AUG.19,68 OUTSIDE TAY NINH

I knew Doc Lee, he was a great medic and great guy. He was missed by all the grunts.

welcome home i,m looking for anyone who new my nepew DAVID LEE. he lost his life april 22 1969 he was a medic. iwas over there when he lost his life .i was body escort. i would love hear from his brothers he served with .thank you god bless our veterans

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DON STROBEL
CO. I 3rd BATT. 5th RGT, 5th RCT 1951/1952

Ron Soppe is slowly regaining his energy, he did not make it to Nashville for the Turkey deal but he will be in Boston...

AMEN!

Ron Henry

Ron Soppe is home and is regaining his strength, hopefully he will be in Nashville soon for the Turkey Federation Convention. He was in a comma for several days, was without a heartbeat for almost 30 minutes but had CPR from a friend. They thought he might be brain dead but when he awoke and looked at me and said "what the hell are you doing here" I knew that those were the most wonderful words I had ever heard.

I have located the family of Everett Wells, A Co. Everett died of malaria on 8/23/70. His tour started in November of 69. Everett was from Hialeah,FL

I have just located the Mother of John Lester Welhelm. He was a Medic with HQ Co,and was KIA on 1/21/67. He was 40 years old at the time. If anyone rememers John, could you please let me know. His mother and sister would like to hear from you. John is from Berlin PA

I servered with A Co.,1/5, Bobcats Jan. 1967 to April 1967. I was wounded twice, Feb.8,1967 and April 14, 1967. My track was 033. I was told it was the last one left from Scofield.

I have signed your guest book on behalf of my father, Richard Lane Hazel, who served in Company D, 5th infantry, Forts Preble and Mckinley, south Portland, Maine from 1930 to 1936. he continued to serve in the army making his way up to 1st LT. eventually, he was shipped to China during WWII and was MIA 1944 and declared KIA in 1945.

I'm putting out a call to anyone who was in Charlie Company in 1966. CPT Willis A. Blair was a platoon leader and then became company commander.

I have recently been in contact with his son, Stephen, who is a MSG in LRSD 1/297th Cav (ABN). LTC Blair is not doing too well these days, and is in a nursing facility, and Stephen would appreciate hearing from anyone who served with/under his father so he, Stephen, could learn a little about his dad's time with the 5th.

I'm sure anything anyone can tell him would be most appreciated.

stephen.brian.blair@us.army.mil

Ron,Teri and I are praying for you. Your friend and fellow Bobcat,Denis

Posted on face book 1800hrs 1/24/10 by Doc Cotta, Ron Soppe had a heart attack this morning.May the good lord be looking after you Ron, you'll be in our prayers!

If you were in B Company on 3/31/67 and were there that day when, LT Charles Dickey, Kenneth Breshears, Gary Schuler and John Todi were KIA, could you please email me or call me. Trying to help a few Bobcats who were wounded that day. God bless them all.