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VFW Post 10117 Passaic NJ
Vfw10117.org


The family that you want to join
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DAV
www.dav.org


I served in the 6th MAS ALS from dec 1986 until dec 1992. Go Bully Beefers !!!
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vfw
www.vfw.org


6 MAS 6 ALS
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ATOMIC VETERANS WEBSITE
http://welcomeatomicveterans.homestead.com/


Served on the USS Curtiss AV-4 1951-1955 and Operation Castle 1954 & Wigwam 1955. This site is for any military who served in anything to do with Atomic Radiation testing cleanup etc.
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NEED YOUR HELP! B52 BOMBERS "DO NOT DROP" INCIDENT
popetj@comcast.net


An Urgent Request for Assistance/Help (Tan Son Nhut Air Base, Vietnam – 1968) 1. B52 Bomber Crews/Pilots -Home Base, Anderson Air Base, Guam (1968) 2. All Vietnam Veterans (1968) 3.Tactical Air Control Center (TACC) - Senior Controllers/Weapon Controllers/Charters (1968) 4. Members of the Air Force Investigation Team (1968) – B52 Bombers “Do Not Drop” Incident. 5. Lieutenant Charles R. Hope, Air Traffic Control Officer – Air Traffic Control Regulation Center (1968) Please Contact Thomas J. Pope, Jr, Major, USAF, Ret. at popetj@comcast.net, (If You Have Any Information/Knowledge of This B52 Bombing Incident As Defined Below – This Incident In Now De-Classified! I was an Air Traffic Control Controller/Supervisor in Vietnam (Tet Offensive) and was involved in an incident where I was forced into a situation (only a sergeant at the time) in turning around a B52 Flight bombing run involving multiple planes at the very last minute after learning the coordinates were those of our forces, and where the Australian officer in charge threatened me after the fact but was ultimately sent home following the incident, verified by a review of AF/FAA Tape Recordings of the incident and a corroborating Air Force Investigation. I have been unable to prove my story as all the military men I knew have passed – I am still looking for LIEUTENANT CHARLES R. HOPE. The radio transmissions on Air Traffic Control Emergency Frequencies, 121.5 or 243.0 MHz communications are as follows: Me: “B52 Arc-Light flight (Call Sign), this is Paris Control, if you drop on x-ray, tango (coordinates from the Top Secret message)…, you will drop on America’s Marines, Soldiers, and friendly military forces. Please do not drop, Sir, over!” Me: Repeated Transmission(s): On all Air Traffic Control radio and ground radio frequencies: “B52 Arc-Light flight (Call Sign), this is Paris Control, if you drop on x-ray, tango (coordinates from the Top Secret message)…, you will drop on America Marines, Soldiers, and friendly military forces. Please do not drop, Sir, over!” B52 Flight Commander: “One minute from (drop) targets” …pilot directing B52 Bomber Crews. Me: Reactivated Emergency Frequencies and broadcast: “I am transmitting on Air Traffic Control Emergency Frequencies, 243.0 MHz and 121.5 MHz, B52 Arc-Light flight (Call Sign), this is Paris Control, if you drop on x-ray, tango (coordinates from the Top Secret message)…, Sir, you will drop on America’s Marines, Soldiers, and friendly military forces. Please do not drop, Sir, over! B52 Flight Commander: “Paris Control! Are you directing me to cancel the weapons’ drop on x-ray, tango (coordinates from the Top Secret message)…, is that an Affirmative, Authenticate, please, over?” Me: “This is Paris Control, That’s an Affirmative, Sir, if you drop on x-ray, tango (coordinates from the Top Secret message)…, you will DEFINITELY drop on America’s Marines, Soldier, and friendly military forces. Please do not drop, Sir. Authenticating: Thomas J. Pope, Jr., USAF, Technical Sergeant, Supervisor, Air Traffic Regulation Center. Over?” B52 Flight Commander: “Roger, Paris Control, Thank you, returning to Base.” B52 Flight Commander: “Transmitting on emergency frequencies 243.0 MHz and 121.5 MHz, B52 Arc-Light flight (Call Sign), do not drop! Return to Base” – (Anderson Air Base, Guam).
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Coffins of Tin
www.jchandy.net


Mitch McCasey is a troubled nineteen year old with a tragic past. Drafted into the US Army, Mitch is ordered to Vietnam despite an exemption from combat duty. Bullied into service in the Da Nang Mortuary, he is confronted with handling mangled remains, the ever present stench, and constant reminders of how quick and frequently death arrives- the reality that he too might end up in a body bag. Befriended by compassionate Officer and a back-woods farm boy, he struggles to maintain a semblance of sanity amid the carnage. In the midst of this hell, Mitch meets and falls in love with Bev, the girl of his dreams-someone very much alive in a sea of dead. Hopelessly smitten, he tries to escape the daily horrors surrounding him by planning their future together. But instead, finds himself dragged deeper into conflict with each passing day. the mission of the work is to bring about awareness of the incredible men who staffed GR and the devastation experienced by many of the soldiers who served in the war zone. While the characters are fictitious, all scenes depict in the novel are from actual events of the men who lived them. The numbers of the remains cited in COT were taken from Da Nang mortuary records from 1967-1968
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Marine Corps Veterans Association Outer Banks Plt.
https://marinevetsobx.org


A nonprofit war-veterans organization located in northeastern North Carolina that serves to perpetuate the camaraderie and esprit-de-corps that our members experienced while on active service in the Marine Corps and to foster that spirit to inspire teamwork to the benefit of veterans and our local community through aid, assistance, community service, and visible displays that promote patriotism and awareness to the sacrifices made by those who have been called to service in the Armed Forces of the United States.
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Goodbye Viet Nam
https://goodbyevietnam.shutterfly.com/


Poems and writings about my Viet Nam experiences and upon getting back to the world.
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Goodbye Viet Nam
https://goodbyevietnam.shutterfly.com/


Poems and writings about my Viet Nam experiences and upon getting back to the world.
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Goodbye Viet Nam
https://goodbyevietnam.shutterfly.com/


Poems and writings about my Viet Nam experiences and upon getting back to the world.
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Goodbye Viet Nam
https://goodbyevietnam.shutterfly.com/


Poems and writings about my Viet Nam experiences and upon getting back to the world.
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USAF BMT Flight Photograph Project
www.bmtflightphotos.af.mil


A collection of USAF Basic Military Training flight photographs from 1945 to the present
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USAF BMT Flight Photograph Project
www.bmtflightphotos.af.mil


A collection of USAF Basic Military Training flight photographs from 1945 to the present
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Frontlines Of Freedom
www.frontlinesoffreedom.com


Radio Talk Show dedicated to Active Duty Military, Guard & Reserve, Veterans, their families and employers.
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Hire A Hero
www.hireahero.org


Hire a Hero is a national not for profit program It is our mission to make a positive difference in the lives of those who have served our country by helping them network and find great jobs with mili
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