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Name:	Tim Doty tsdcld@comcast.net
Entry:	Stumbled onto this site and really enjoyed it! Recognized a few names. USAFA 1974-1978, USAF 1978-2006. UHT class 79-10, yellow hats, graduated Ft Rucker, Aug 15, 1979. Primarily flew CH/HH-3Es, C-141s and KC-10s, but also logged time in these helicopters UH-1H, UH-1N, Bell-212, Bolivian UH-1H, and Afghan Mi-17. I plan to join Rotorheads.
Date:	April 13, 2011 15:40

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Name:	James (Jim) Yates jlyates987@hotmail.com
Entry:	Seeking anyone who remembers me for buddy statements. VA says I have to provide PROOF to get my claim. I was stationed at NKP 72&73 Air Force. I took EOD training and then went out on HH 53's as a passenger on various missons. It seems the Air Force only has my entrance and exit service documents! Any assistance is apprecited.(509)392-3860
Date:	April 07, 2011 14:30

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[ Posted by OUQqpUSLJIkjwc, August 26, 2011 12:16 ]
Unbelievable how well-wirtten and informative this was.

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Name:	Kenny Marino JMarino1354@hotmail.com
Entry:	Contact anyone who served 37th ARRS at Danang AB during May 1969 thru May 1970.
Date:	April 07, 2011 13:17

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Name:	Johnnie Moody winnemuccajohn@yahoo.com
Entry:	I was AF from '62-'82. Retirwed at MAC headquaters at Sott AFB. During 1967-68 I was stationed at Udorn, Thjailand. Whilke there primary job was aircraft hyraulics- did spend a short time detailed to transient alert. My question is can any of the members help me locate/find out where Lima Site 36 (LS36) was in Laos? I went to a site where we landed going uphill and took-off going downhill. I would go on missions to recover battle damaged A1E's. Never knew where I was but a source on the Udorn history site thinks it was LS36. Appreciate any help. Also thanks ever so much for your lovely helos. I got a wild ride out of Laos on one ocassion. Remember, anyone can fly- to hover is divine. John Moody
Date:	April 05, 2011 16:16

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[ Posted by Larry Blankenship, April 09, 2011 21:39 ]
John, you might get the info you want from Jim Burns on this site. I flew into 36 a couple of times with the 20th SOS but, that was 40 years ago and, I've slept since then(haha).

[ Posted by Buck Watson, May 05, 2011 12:52 ]
19*58'36.26N
103*28'32.25E

This is as close as I can get. Looking at Google earth it really don't look the same as when we were there but I got this from a mission report that gave the lat/long.

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