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336th AHC Honor Roll<\/h1>\n

“All Gave Some… Some Gave All”<\/em><\/h1>\n

Dedicated to all who paid “The Ultimate Price”<\/em>\u00a0 while serving with the 336th \/ T-Birds & Warriors<\/h1>\n

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Note:<\/b><\/span><\/span>\u00a0My thanks to Bruce Swander (USMC\/1966-1970), Vietnam Historian, for his help with the information and photos on this page.<\/span><\/p>\n

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1965<\/h1>\n

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PFC Harry Allan Hipke – Gleason, WI – Age: 18<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, September 5, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Thursday, September 9, 1965
\nThe Wall: Panel 02E – Row 079<\/p>\n

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SP5 Erich Simkaitis – Tampa, FL – Age: 22<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Monday, April 12, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Thursday, September 9, 1965
\nThe Wall: Panel 02E – Row 080<\/p>\n

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1LT. Leonard John Dadante – Cleveland, OH – Age: 23<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Monday, May 24, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Thursday, September 9, 1965
\nThe Wall: Panel 02E – Row 078<\/p>\n

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CWO Robert William Reagan – Miami, FL – Age: 34<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, February 28, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Thursday, September 9, 1965
\nThe Wall: Panel 02E – Row 079<\/p>\n

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1966<\/h1>\n

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SP4 Hugh Fred Spain – Joelton, TN – Age: 24<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Monday, April 12, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, January 10. 1966
\nThe Wall: Panel 04E – Row 62<\/p>\n

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PFC Gerald Walter Warzecha – Chicago, IL – Age: 18<\/strong>
\n(A Co.\/101st Avn\/101st Airborne)
\nStart of Tour: Monday, November 29, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, June 17, 1966
\nThe Wall: Panel 08E – Row 057<\/p>\n

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1967<\/h1>\n

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CPT Robert Cole Stewart – Carthage, NC – Age: 32<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, November 26, 1966
\nDate of Casualty: Wednesday, February 15, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 15E – Row 037<\/p>\n

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SP4 Gary Lee Wilcox – Brainardsville, NY – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, June 13, 1966
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, March 26, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 17E – Row 056<\/p>\n

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SP4 Charles Willard Larman – Oxon Hill, MD – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, February 17, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, May 19, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 20E – Row 046<\/p>\n

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WO1 Gediminas Just Eidukaitis – Cleveland, OH – Age: 27<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, June 18, 1966
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, May 19, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 20E – Row 041<\/p>\n

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WO1 Michael Aaron Kight – Waterbury, CT – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, February 10, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, May 19, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 20E – Row 045<\/p>\n

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SP4 Burton Irving Sharp – Taylor, MI – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Wednesday, March 1, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, May 19, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 20E – Row 049<\/p>\n

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CPL Raymond Howard Tighe – Winton, CA – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, October 30, 1966
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, May 19, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 20E – Row 050<\/p>\n

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SP4 William Scott – New York, NY – Age 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, December 25, 1965
\nDate of Casualty: Saturday, July 1, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 22E – Row 093<\/p>\n

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WO1 David Alen Lape – Cordova, AK – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, June 10, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, November 27, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 30E – Row 097<\/p>\n

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WO1 Russell Moldenhauer – Oxnard, CA – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, October 7, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Saturday, December 2, 1967
\nThe Wall: Panel 31E – Row 025<\/p>\n

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1968<\/h1>\n

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SP4 James Dale Douglas – Veedersburg, IN – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, June 9, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, February 18, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 40E – Row 004<\/p>\n

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SP4 Donald Thomas Ewalt – Parma, OH – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, August 27, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, February 18, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 40E – Row 004<\/p>\n

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\u00a0WO1 Michael L. Koskovich – Hayfield, MN – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, July 14, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, February 18, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 40E – Row 008<\/p>\n

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\u00a0SP4 Leonard Morris Phipps – Renton, WA – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Wednesday, April 5, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, February 18, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 40E – Row 011<\/p>\n

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WO1 Garry Daymon Sheppard – Skyland, NC – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, August 10, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, February 18, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 40E – Row 013<\/p>\n

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\u00a0WO1 Ray G. Jenkins – Logan, UT – Age: 22<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, November 12, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Wednesday, February 28, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 41E – Row 067<\/p>\n

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SP4 Duane Rinehardt Passig – Delmar, IA – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, October 10, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Thursday, March 14, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 44E – Row 051<\/p>\n

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\u00a0SP5 Lawrence Lee Fullaway – Seattle, WA – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, April 11, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, April 11, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 49E – Row 021<\/p>\n

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CW2 Kenneth Edward Messenger – Wantagh, NY – Age: 27<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, June 1, 1967
\nDate of Casualty: Sunday, May 5, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 55E – Row 023<\/p>\n

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WO1 Peter Thomas Miller – Stanfordville, NY – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, January 4, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, September 23, 1968
\nThe Wall: Panel 42W – Row 001<\/p>\n

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1969<\/h1>\n

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SP4 James Robert Macy – Baltimore, MD – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Wednesday, January 3, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Saturday, January 4, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 35W – Row 035<\/p>\n

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WO1 Lawrence Milton Stuck – Atlanta, GA – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, August 26, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Wednesday, May 21, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 24W – Row 072<\/p>\n

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SP4 Daniel Napierskie – Baldwin Park, CA – Age: 18<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, January 23, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Saturday, September 20, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 18W – Row 117<\/p>\n

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\u00a0WO1 Gary Grant Lamb – Beaverton, OR – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Thursday, November 14, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, September 22, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 18W – Row 125<\/p>\n

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SP5 Willie Fred Cato – White Springs, FL – Age: 23<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, June 20, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, October 13, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 17W – Row 073<\/p>\n

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CW2 Ronald Clemence Rudolph – Norfolk, VA – Age: 31<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Wednesday, July 2, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, October 13, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 17W – Row 075<\/p>\n

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CPT John Melvin Wheeler – Comer, GA – Age: 28<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, April 20, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Monday, October 13, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 17W – Row 075<\/p>\n

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CW2 Oscar Lee Brittenum – Chicago, IL – Age: 22<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, January 6, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, December 16, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 15W – Row 061<\/p>\n

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SP4 Samuel Harry Williams – Crockett, TX – Age: 24<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, April 13, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Wednesday, December 17, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 15W – Row 069<\/p>\n

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1970<\/h1>\n

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WO1 Kenneth Richard Clough – Albuquerque, NM – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, October 29, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, January 7, 1969
\nThe Wall: Panel 35W – Row 046<\/p>\n

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CWO Richard J. Connelly – Long Beach, CA – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, April 8, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 061<\/p>\n

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SP4 Ronald Lee Mc Cormick – Clarksburg, WV – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, September 16, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 062<\/p>\n

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SP5 Daniel Vaughan Proctor – Cleveland, OH – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, April 7, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 064<\/p>\n

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WO1 James Taylor Pace – Richardson, TX – Age: 25<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, January 20, 1970
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 064<\/p>\n

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SP4 Gary Lee Swartz – Erie, PA – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, April 11, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 065<\/p>\n

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SP4 Mark Scott Miles – Brea, CA – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Saturday, August 23, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 064<\/p>\n

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SP5 Ronald Wade Stafford – Lake Monroe, FL – Age: 25<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Friday, July 11, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Friday, February 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 065<\/p>\n

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CW2 Dominic N. Scatuorchio, Jr. – Spring Lake, NJ – Age: 22<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Sunday, September 15, 1968
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, March 10, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 13W – Row 106<\/p>\n

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WO1 Steven Carl Seeman – New Ulm, Mn – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, March 3, 1970
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, May 12, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 10W – Row 029<\/p>\n

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WO David Andrew Gallion – Jacksonville, FL – Age: 21<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, February 17, 1970
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, May 12, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 10W – Row 024<\/p>\n

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SP4 Ronald James Milne – Terry, MT – Age: 19<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Tuesday, November 04, 1969
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, May 12, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 10W – Row 026<\/p>\n

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1LT Jack Lawrence Bagley – Marshfield, MO – Age: 24<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, April 6, 1970
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, October 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 06W – Row 024<\/p>\n

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SP4 Alex Dennis Pysz – Elizabeth, PA – Age: 20<\/strong>
\nStart of Tour: Monday, February 23, 1970
\nDate of Casualty: Tuesday, October 27, 1970
\nThe Wall: Panel 06W – Row 025<\/p>\n

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Copies of Memorial Service Bulletins from Soc Trang (Courtesy of Tom Feigel, Rick Hunter, & Russ Denison)<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Poems<\/strong><\/h1>\n

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THE CHAPEL BELL’S LAST CLANG<\/strong>
\nIt’s night outside the chapel at Soc Trang.
\nA gentle wind stirs from the still airfield.
\nWe all wait for the chapel bell’s last clang.<\/p>\n

Was from the heart, Amazing Grace we sang.
\nSilence falls, the chaplain rises, our soul’s shield.
\nIt’s night outside the chapel at Soc Trang.<\/p>\n

We began the day not fearing wars fang.
\nWe had been wounded before but we healed.
\nWe all wait for the chapel bell’s last clang.<\/p>\n

Some worked, some slept, an idle guidon did hang.
\nWhile others flew and from Odins blows reeled.
\nIt’s night outside the chapel at Soc Trang.<\/p>\n

We’ve tasted it; we all know it, fear’s tang.
\nBitter and sweet, that fruit of the battlefield.
\nWe all wait for the chapel bell’s last clang.<\/p>\n

For the crew we mourn, the chapel bell rang.
\nTaps in the darkness, no tear is concealed.
\nIt’s night outside the chapel at Soc Trang.
\nWe all wait for the chapel bell’s last clang.<\/p>\n

Lloyd Drennon
\n\u00a9 June 2001<\/p>\n

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The Doorgunner’s Prayer<\/strong><\/span>
\nThis poem is dedicated to Michael A. Kight of Waterbury,CT
\nwho lost his life in Soc Trang VietNam May 19th 1967<\/p>\n

Sitting harnessed in my seat
\nWith my flight helmet on
\nWe were going on a mission
\nJust south of Saigon<\/p>\n

I prayed before each flight
\nI would say a slilent prayer
\nI know I said a lot of them
\nfor the time I was there<\/p>\n

I would close my eyes and pray at night
\nSometimes I even cried
\nI saw my friend just yesterday
\nToday I learned he died<\/p>\n

There was an awful lot of friends
\nThe Lord up there did call
\nIf you have reason not to believe me
\ngo down and read the Wall<\/p>\n

There were times I thought my time had come
\nI prayed I would go to heaven
\nand maybe join some friends of mine
\nfrom that year of Sixty Seven<\/p>\n

The soldiers who served in VietNam
\nwe know were hero’s all unsung
\nmost of the ones who lost their lives
\nwere so very very young<\/p>\n

The ones who sent us over there
\nto play the savior’s role
\nWhich one of them was keeping track
\nof the U.S. high death toll<\/p>\n

It seems I go back to Nam
\nalot of nights in my dreams
\nWhy does a year last a lifetime
\nor so it just seems<\/p>\n

To awaken at night
\nin a cold lonely sweat
\nmatching soldiers names to faces
\nof thoseVietNam Vets<\/p>\n

The soldiers that we lost there
\nI hope went to heaven
\nLet the ones who came home say a prayer for them
\nin this year of Ninety Seven<\/p>\n

Poem written January 1997 by Bernard A. Gudeahn (336th Assault Helicopter Company, 1967)<\/p>\n

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