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Comments: Please take your time to read what others have written here and enjoy the messages or suggestions that friends have left on our web site. We would like to hear what your comments are. If you are a former member of Tan Son Nhut, Air Base, or passed through the base, we especially need to hear from you, today.
Name: Ivan Barton, Dec 27, 2004
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Comments: From Ivan Barton -- USAF 1967-1968, 505th Tactical Control Group - (the two tall radar towers with the geodesic domes on top.
At the time of the Tet offensive I was residing in a USAF BOQ on Vo di Nguy street. If you exited TSN around by the golf course, you came to the civilian area and Vo di Nguy street. (I think the street name has been changed since 1975). I do not think this BOQ was even nicknamed (like the Brinks, etc). I knew it only by the street name and address number (the number I have forgotten). The Vet Admin does not think it even existed .. I know it did because
I lived there.
There were two guys there who ran the Red Cross office on Tan Son Nhut ....
Just trying to establish that the place existed ... after Tet we were all moved on base.
Thank God for you guys during Tet.
Ivan Barton
FROM THE WEB MASTER:
Vo di Nguy street directions:
1. From Tan Son Nhut Main Gate, go straight out the gate.
Do not turn left or right. Go three blocks. It runs into Vo Di
Nguy street. Vo Di Nguy street runs North and South.
2. Vo Di Nguy street runs past the Golf Course.
3. Vo Di Nguy street runs over some railroad tracks.
4. Vo Di Nguy street then becomes Hai BaTrung street.
Name: Edward Brown, Dec 26, 2004
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Comments: Hello fellow veterans, I served at Tan Son Nhut AB, in Saigon, Vietnam from October 1967 to November 1968.
I was in the 6250th Support Squadron, at the Tan Son Nhut AB. I worked at the old PX and new PX.
If anyone have some official verifiable information regarding Rockets and Mortars attacks during Tet of 1968 and afterwards, please send this information to me. I distintly remembered the PX, the base church and our compound was hit with rockets. We had frequent attacks at our compound. I think I was located in the 700 area. I remembered my hooch was located near the flight line.
Also I remembered I lived across from the morgue. If anyone can help me, please contact me or point me in the right directions. I have been diagnosis with PTSD and I need some confirmations on attacks dates and times.
Please help a fellow veteran. Please respond to me by way of e-mail. My e-mail address is listed above.
Thanks in advance.
Edward Brown
FROM THE WEB MASTER: Edward please go to the following two web pages:
1. Chronology of VC/NVA Attacks on Tan Son Nhut Air Base
http://webpages.charter.net/cepenley/vcnva/index.html
2. Attack on Tan Son Nhut Air Base, TET, Jan 31, 1968
http://tsna.org/afteraction/index.html
Both web pages were redacted from official USAF records.
Name: Bob Fleming, Dec 26, 2004
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Comments: Looking for a friend that was stationed at Wheelus AB, Tripoli, Libya in 1965-1966. He later went to Tan Son Nhut and was involved in the 12/6/66 attack on the base.
His dog was killed in the attack. We had a few drinks at the Airmen's club a day or two later. My mind is a complete blank regarding his name. He was from the Pittsburgh area (Brentwood or Baldwin, I think).
Bob Fleming
FROM THE WEB MASTER: Bob, I sent you a private email about the Stars and Stripes story about the Dec 4, 1966 Attack on Tan Son Nhut. The artile mentions several K-9 names. Maybe it will refresh your memory some.
Name: Jerry M. Bullock, Dec 17, 2004
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Comments: Wow, I just stumbled onto your web page and what a bunch of memories. I knew most of these guys when they were majors or less. Dick Coleman was a 1st Lt when I first met him.
I need your help: The following boiler plate I send to everyone I can think of. I have lobbied for this official history to be written for thirty years. I know your contributors have pictures and other documents that would make this history their story ... Our story. That is my goal, to see a history with lots of pictures told in our own words. I would appreciate any help you can give me and especially a link to your page ...
I look forward to hearing from you.
Dear Defender,
The Air Force has authorized the development and publication of an official history of the Security Police. This is your story and we need your help to make it happen. We need first person input, events you experienced in your career, original source documents you may have put
away, and above all your unpublished pictures. This is our chance to see that the story is told by those who lived it. It is your book.
Go to the internet today and log on to
http://www.securitypolicehistorian.com and take a few minutes or a couple of hours to fill out and submit the questionnaire. I will be in touch with you and make arrangements to get your story. Anything you share with us will be carefully cataloged, reproduced and returned to you if you desire.
Defenders of the Force
Jerry M. Bullock
Colonel USAF (Ret)
USAF Security Forces History Project
PS I have a very good picture of Billy Carter on my site that you are welcome to put in his place. Col Carter was a wonderful friend and mentor to me and one of the real heros of the career field.
Name: Joseph A. Guastella (SMSgt, Ret), Dec 09, 2004
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Comments: Dear sir,
My name is Sgt Joseph A. Guastella. I was a member of the 377 Security Police Squadron from 29 Dec 1969 - 19 Dec 1970.
I worked Charlie Sector humping Elephant walk for 6 months and guarding the F-4 revetments. I then went on to work the rocket towers, Tango1, Tango Alpha and Tango 10, on the perimeter of Echo and Alpha Sector.
I would love to be able to become part of the web site you have and would love to have my name printed with my fellow Security Policemen.
I ended up going back into the Air Force back in 1975 and stayed 26 honorable years retiring as a SMSgt. I would appreciate a reply from you. It has been a long time since Vietnam and I finally have gotten up the guts to be part of our history.
For what it is worth, I also went to Desert Storm in 1989 - 1990 before I retired.
Yours in service, Welcome home
Joe Guastella
Name: Ed Madrack, Dec 05, 2004
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Comments: My name is Ed Madrack. I served with the 377th Security Police Squadron at Tan San Nhut from Dec 1968 to Dec 1969. B-Flight Security, Charlie Sector.
Am interested in hearing from anyone that also served there during that time.
Thank you.
FROM THE WEB MASTER: I am looking for any K-9 handler,
who came to Tan Son Nhut, sentry dog section from McCoy AFB. Around the 1965 - 1966 time frame.
Please contact Charles Penley
Name: Louis Oliver, Nov 22, 2004
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Comments: Name, Louis Oliver, 377th Security Police Squadron, Duty Year 3/2/68 - 3/2/69 Base Police, 7th Air Force and Q R T Live in Arkansas.
Name: Al Short, Nov 20, 2004
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Comments: Chao ong! Signing in. 377th Air Police from 05 Dec 1966 to 29 Oct 1967.
Cam on!Al Short
Name: Leonard Flores, Nov 16, 2004
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Comments: Howdy, my name is Leonard Flores. I was a Sergeant assigned to the 6250th Air Police Squadron in 1965 and it later became known, as 377th Security Police Sqdn. Worked as a SAT Team Leader, around the 0-51 Gate area on midnight shift.
Sorry I can not remember much, except the Dec 1966, mortar attack. I have a few pictures and even have my original boarding pass for my flight from Travis AFB to Tan Son Nhut.
Would like to communicate with some of the members of 377th.. I retired from USAF after 23 yrs and live near San Antonio Texas.
Name: Tom Sawicki, Nov 16, 2004
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Comments: I signed on to this site last year about this same time. Was at Tan Son Nhut from Nov 69 to Nov 70. Worked nights, Charlie flight security.
Also worked towers and bunkers in different sectors. Does anyone remember a post at Tan Son Nhut where we were posted on top of a roof with a starlight scope? There was also a bunker post, that was on the fence line, with a village just out side the fence. I remember throwing C's to the kids. Can't remember that post either.
Could you help me with the sector and post numbers?
Thank you for the Great site on the #377th SPS .
GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS
Tom Sawicki
Name: Bob Feeney, Nov 14, 2004
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Comments: My brother just emailed me the Tan Son Nhut web site. I was amazed when I began perusing the 377th SPS pages. My name is Bob Feeney from Philadelphia, Pa. I was at TSN from July, '67 through Junly, '68. My first six months I was assigned Base Police (Law Enforcement) but when TET began I was part of QRT's (12 Hour shifts). My bunkmate was a fellow named George Summers from Murfreesboro, Tenn. Everyone called him "Country." If anyone recognizes the name please get in touch with me.
The guys doing the Tango duty (Towers) were terrific especially those plotting the grid coordinates when they spotted the flashes from the incoming 122's (they were mean).
Thanks for the site and thanks for everyone's thoughts.
God bless our troops, all of them.
Bob Feeney, (Sergeant)
Name: Paul Talbott, Nov 09, 2004
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Comments: Paul G. Talbott, I was there for the TET Offenseive Attack at 0320 hours, on the morning of 31 January 1968. I was one of the original Quick Response Team members (eight 13 man teams responded) from the 377th Security Police and we stayed in the field (West Sector of the base) for days ultimately sleeping in empty 105 Horwitzer holes left vacant by the Army.
Paul G. Talbott
Name: Douglas M. Craig, Nov 08, 2004
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Comments: Hi, my name is Douglas M. Craig. I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut Air Base, May 1972 till May 1973. I went there from Nellis AFB, 57TH. SPS. I worked Law Enforcement for 377th Security Police Squadron and Town Patrol with 716th M.P. BN, worked C.Q. at the K-9 Kennels last two or three months in country.
Please put me on the roster for 377th SPS. I am trying to find some of my buddies who were with me. I remember their last names, Huntley, Hammontree, Bolie, Beasley. My email address is above.
Name: Larry Bramblett, Nov 06, 2004
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Comments: I was stationed with the 377th Security Police Squadron, with the Base Police, from March 1968 to March 1969. I do have a number of black and white pictures that I had taken on the base from that period. If you would like them please send me an email.
Larry Bramblett
Name: Richard M. Ondracek, Nov 01, 2004
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Comments: Richard Odeja: Richard M. Ondracek is trying to locate you at your last known email address. It is a 1999 email address. If you see this message then please contact Richard M. Ondracek at the above email.
Name: William (Bill) Saban, Nov 01, 2004
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Comments: Name: William (Bill) Saban
Served in the 377th Security Police Squadron from June, 1968 to June, 1969.
Rank at the time: Captain
Position: Assistant Operations Officer, 6-68 to 8-68
Position:
Chief, Security Operations 8-68 to 6-69
Col. Billy Jack Carter was the commander of the squadron when I arrived. He was greatly admired by every member who'd been through the Tet and May offensives. Col. Canty Chambers followed Colonel Carter.
Major Irwin Horne became Operations Officer in late June, following the death of the incumbent operations officer, whose name I cannot recall at this moment. Chief of Security Operations was Bernie DeNisio, who rotated not long after my arrival in June of 1968. Capt. David Wollstadt was squadron administration officer during the entire period I was in the 377th. Other assigned (and very exceptional) officers were Jerry Inglesby and Mel Grover.
As far as my personal Air force history is concerned, I served another two years as CSP at Misawa AB (PACAF) and another as CSP at Pease AFB, NH (SAC). Went into the active reserves in July, 1974.
I entered the Air Force and the security police field in January, 1963, and served until 1991. Except for OTS, every single day was as a Security Police Officer. I'm proud that I was a part of a great, but usually unappreciated, field. I was associated with many, many fine personnel as the result of my security police experience, and wouldn't trade it for anything.
enough of all this.
Name: Richard M. Ondracek, Oct 30, 2004
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Comments: Just yesterday I was thinking of an old friend of mine from the Air Force, so I decided to type his name on the web, and lo and behold, his name came up, and with it your guestbook, WaLa! I tried to send him a message, and it wouldn't work, then I tried to do the same to you, and that didn't work either, mostly because I'm really just getting into this whole internet stuff. Anyway, I copied down both of your address' and I just wrote to him, and now you (of course).
I would like to put my 2 cents worth in, as they say, on your web page, but need your help. I have several pictures, if any would be of use, perhaps others would recognize some as well. I printed all of what is on your site, I can go over it at lunch at work. Thank you for all of this that you are doing, I'm a laid back member of our local VFW mostly because they meet on a night I work.
Anyway, please let me know how to do this, my computer sends me to Outlook Express, and I don't know how to use that, my regular e-mail works fine.
Thanx,
Richard M. Ondracek
Name: Bernie Gifford, Oct 27, 2004
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Comments: Today, I drove to Denver, from Colorado Springs, for my medical evaluation at the VA Hospital and as I was discusing Vietnam, the man sitting in front of me could hear the conversation and said that he was at Tan Son Nhut at the same time. I asked him what he did. He said he was in the Army and was assigned to Task Force-35 during TET. Well as you know, I was in charge of one of the Task Force-35 groups.
There were three, #1 and #3 were deployed and #2 was left on standby. So I asked him where he was deployed, when the attack started, and bigger than you know what; it was the same place that my group was deployed, right in front of all the action.
His name was Jerry Bouldin, US Army and he only did 3 years, but what a small world, 36 years later, can you believe this.
Bernie
(That made my day!)
Name: Ernest J. Adams, Oct 27, 2004
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Comments: My name is Ernest J. Adams and I was a TSgt and the last Kennel Master at Tan Son Nhut AFB in 1973. My C.O. was Col. William T. Lucket and I am looking for any members of the 377th during that time. You can reach me at the above email address.
TSgt Ernest J. Adams USAF Ret.
Name: Richard Sanchez, Oct 23, 2004
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Comments: I was at Tan Son Nhut with the 377th Security Police Squadron, Law Enforcement 71- 72, if I remember correctly its been awhile.
Richard Sanchez
Name: Mike Mastrean, Oct 15, 2004
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Comments: I just got done looking at all of the posts and I can't beleive it, I at least recognized 2 names. I was at Tan SonNhut 11/69 to 11/70, then at Da Nang with the 366th SPS 5/71 to 5/72. Just reading these posts bring back memories, my memories are of "humping" C130' and 123" and what ever was parked on the
flighline in Charley and Bravo Sectors.
Mike Mastrean
Name: Charles Taliaferro, Oct 15, 2004
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http://www.kitchentablegang.org
Comments: VETERANS HELPING HOSPITALIZED VETERANS AND OUR TROOPS OVERSEAS!
Attention 377th Security Police Squadron veterans . . . having problems getting your veteran's benefits? Check out the Kitchen Table Gang's website at the above URL:
It's a great resource, and might be able to give you direction towards the right answers you have been searching for.
Name: Chris Godfrey, Oct 15, 2004
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Comments: Dear Sir,
I have visited (first time) your Tan Son Nhut Association web site. Very nice, and I read the After Action section which presented the after-actions report of the Tet Offensive against TSNAB with respect to the 377th SPS.
There is one noted mistake with regards to the staffing of the Security section make-up for the evening before the attack. The CSC make-up consisted of three (3) SATs, Golf-1, 2 and 3, and not only two SATs. Somehow Golf-3 was not identified as such in this report. Golf-3 was formed by direction of Captain DeNisio and Lt Grover the evening before the attack and was comprised of a Sgt (from CSC) and 2 Airmen (pulled from two sectors). Golf-3 had tactical responsibility of the outer perimeter road East end, including the POL area, C-130 parking area and north to the 056 gate. In the official after-actions report it is noted that the initial enemy in-coming fire was from the East perimeter and directed towards the C-130 ramp area. That is correct, but the radio notification to CSC was transmitted at about 0320 hours, and was transmitted by Golf-3. Several minutes later Capt DeNisio and Lt Grover arrived at Golf-3's location on the outer perimeter road. Lt Grover instructed Golf-3 to remain in position and engage the enemy as necessary. Following this they drove West towards the 051 gate as radio traffic identified a major ground assualt at that location.
Having read the after-actions report (I have my own [onion skin] copy), I noticed no mention of a Golf 3 SAT. Rather, I believe that reference was made to a sector SAT regarding the initial enemy weapons fire. And that is a shame .... however, the Security Alert Desk Blotter from CSC does reflect "Golf 3" in one entry.
It may appear that I know a lot about the Tet Offensive as do many others of my brothers who were there. However, my knowledge about Golf-3 is first hand as I was the G-3 Leader, Sgt Chris Godfrey. And yes, the day before the actual attack I was performing my assigned duty as Chief Clerk for "C" Flt Scty. After the 54 hour battle I returned to my (CSC) position which included supervising the three main towers and the early posting team, plus being the driver/RTO for the "C" Flt Scty Comdr (Lt) and Chief (MSgt), and a short stint as a map plotter in JDOC and Liaison to the 25th Infantry Division's Crater Analysis team during the numerous rocket attacks following Tet.
I'm glad to have found your TSNA web site. Thank you for your work on this.
Chris Godfrey
"C" Flt Scty, 377th SPS, 1967-1970
Name: Rodney Creecy, Oct 09, 2004
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Comments: I have just found the 377th Security Police web page. I was just browsing around. I don't know what made me look for 377th Security but glad I did. I was not there during 68 Tet, I did not get there until 69. I worked Base Police for 1st 6 months, then went to 7th AF Security.
Thanks for the web page.
Rodney Creecy (SSgt)
377th Security Police Squadron
Tan Son Nhut Air Base
Nov 1969 - Dec 1970
Name: Bruce L. Nickerson, Oct 01, 2004
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Comments: Hi - I was at Tan Son Nhut in the 377th from Oct 1969 - Oct 1970.
Hung with James "Buck" Buchanan, Lester Stevens, Steve Lockhart Fryer (of CA), Ted Pritchet, and a
raft of others ... Shipped stateside to L.G. Hanscom Field in MA to finish my remaining AF commitment.
Have numerous pictures of the base, bunkers, towers, Saigon, buildings, etc.
Glad to have found this site.
SSGT Bruce Nickerson
Name: Jim Stewart, Sep 20, 2004
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Comments: I have contacted the Reunion Brat to begin working on the 377th Security Police Squadron Reunion for February 2006, in San Antonio, TX. A lot of the addresses and emails I had for the 377th SPS guys have changed. Please post a notice on the web site that I need people to contact me with changed emails and addresses if we contacted them for the last reunion OR all of their information if they were not contacted last time. We expect to have an even better time at the next reunion than we had at the last one.
Besides the usual vets organizations (Am. Legion, VFW, VVA, Am Vets.) to contact with a reunion notice, I need to know organizations and addresses our guys are in which I may not know.
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Jim
Name: Rich and Mary, Sep 11, 2004
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Comments: Sir,
Just dropping you a line to say I was assigned to the 377 Security Police Squad. From Mar 1970 to Mar 1971. The picture you posted brings back memories but I can't recall names. I appreciate your web page though.
Thanks pal.
Name: Richard Brown, Sep 11, 2004
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Comments: Richard Brown,
I was there from Aug. 1965 to Aug 1966. I was a SSgt. Worked in CSC and the Joint Command Post. I also worked in all areas as an area super.
Name: Don Segraves, Aug 22, 2004
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Comments: Hello:
My name is Don Segraves. My nickname was BIG AL. I was assigned to the squadron from March 69-70. I have made contact with some of my fellow former SP's. I worked in Bravo Sector at B sector bunker #7 and across the road at Tango 16 next to the POL area.
I've been trying to locate a person named Steve or Steven Fryer, nicknamed Groovy. He had sandy blond hair ( I also have a slide photo of him) and he was the only one that had a skateboard and did his skating at the BX exchange complex next to our barracks compound. If anyone has heard from him please let me know. I haven't seen him in 34yrs. thank you.
Don "BIG AL" Segraves
Name: Michael P. Mandjack, Aug 22, 2004
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Comments: I just found this great site and am sorry I missed the reunion. I remember working the sand bag bunkers and on the flight line. I also worked with the Vietnamese in their bunkers on those special nights that we expected trouble. Please add my name to the Duty Rooster.
A1C Michael P. Mandjack
January 69 to January 70
C Flight, C Sector
Name: Wayne Salisbury, Aug 06, 2004
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Comments: As some of you know, I've been working on a CD Project for the Tan Son Nhut Association. Thus far I have over 1700 files on a CD - with more coming. There are pictures of the fun times at TSN - guys having a beer after work. But there are sad, sometimes horrid pictures of death and destruction.
Everyday I am reminded of the loyalty to duty of the 377th Security Police. I personally hold each of you in very high esteem. You saved my life in December 1966.
I salute you - today and all the tomorrows ahead.
Sincerely,
Wayne Salisbury
Name: Charles Penley, Jul 05, 2004
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Comments: From Charles Penley,
My internet service provider has done away with the free seven (7) megs of web pages at http://users.chartertn.net
They require that I now use use http://webpages.charter.net . I will now have ten (10) megs of web pages. I have just moved everything to the new web page below. I apologize for my ISP.
Please update your favorite web page section:
My old url:
http://users.chartertn.net/cepenley/index.html
My new url: http://webpages.charter.net/cepenley/index.html
Sincerely,
Charles Penley
Name: Budd Gardstein June 26, 2004
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Comments: For the 377th Security Police web page. I was Sgt Budd Gardstein. I was there 1970 - 1971. Worked nights, Charlie Sector mostly.
Name: Paul Scanlin June 24, 2004
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Comments: Hi fellas. I have just found your great web site and I'm signing in. In 1968-69, I was with the 822 Combat Security Police and got to enjoy the scenery around Pleiku and Phan Rhang. The 822 was disbanded when we returned to the U.S. in 1969 and I volunteered to go back to Vietnam in mid 1970 for a 15 month tour.
I was with the 377th, C flight, Foxtrot sector (Sergeant/Supervisor) until the ARVN took over the sector in early 1971. I was then assigned (loaned) to MACV and moved off base into a 3 story villa on the outskirts of downtown Siagon. I lived there with the rest of the detachment of 6 to 7 SP's. We provided security services, maned a "chase" team to protect the U.S. Ambassador whenever he was on the move, trained Chinese/Vietnames in security tactics, and provided armed courier services for the U.S. Embassy.
I was assigned as the nightime guard check team leader responsible for supervising the Chinese
/ Vietnamese guards who stood guard at the individual CIA residences, the Duc Hotel and the U. S. Ambassador's residence in Saigon. I was assisted by my interpretor, Houng.
Houng kept me out of a lot of trouble. He was more like a friend than an assistant. I still don't know how he knew which specific areas of Saigon and Cholon would be "hot" and to avoid as we drove through the curfew-restricted city, alone in my jeep in the wee hours of the morning. These hot zones were constantly changing and Houng saved my butt more than once. I never asked him where he got his ongoing intel. I guess I just never wanted to know.
I was discharged from the Air Force in Oct. 1971. If you are out there Houng, I hope you made it through all those tough years in good health.
Your friend,
Paul
Name: John Camp June 03, 2004
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Comments: John Camp, Bravo Sector, in country from 1968 to 1970.
Name: Roger Page May 31, 2004
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Comments: My name is Roger Page and I was in the 377th Security Police Squadron at Tan Son Nhut Air Base in 1969 and 1970. Just looking for some old pals.
Name: Joel Burton, TSgt May 14, 2004
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Comments: I was doing a bit of research on one of Richard Deggans' dogs and came across the link to this website. I've been doing a bit of research on various Vietnam era MWDs for various reasons and enjoy putting pictures to records.
A lot of the dogs I've come across have been from Tan Son Nhut, Air Base. I've only been a dog handler for just over 5 years and have been in the Security Forces for almost 14. Working dogs has been the most enjoyable portion of my career and regret not doing it from the start.
Hearing stories and seeing previous handlers does nothing but increase my desire for this career field and my thanks goes out to those that came before me.
TSgt Joel Burton
Status Control
341 TRS/TTLMS
Lackland AFB, TX
Name: Patrick Houseworth May 11, 2004
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Comments: Thank you Steve for the update on Lou Alford. Sorry to hear he passed away. "Captain" Alford was my training officer at Dover AFB, Delaware, back in 1968 and early 1969 before I went to Vietnam.
Pat Houseworth
377th SPS 1969-70
Name: Steve Thimlar May 10, 2004
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Comments: Reference: Major Lou Alford.
I served under him at Loring AFB in 1972 - 1974, when he retired. He made LTC on retirement and passed on, in 1983.
Name: Russell C. Ware, TSgt, USAF May 07, 2004
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Comments: Signing in!
Russell C. Ware, TSgt, USAF
Superintendent Security Forces 70th MSG
USAF, Special Security Office (SSO)
Name: Myron True May 06, 2004
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Comments: Served Tan Son Nhut Military Dog Handler, Dec 1965 - Dec 1966.
Came from Fairchild AFB to TSN.
Nice site, thanks for all your hard work.
Myron
Name: Richard Deggans May 05, 2004
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Comments: Richard Deggans, Alex 2B76 and Renee 093M, I will always remember! Click below for my family web site! http://home.comcast.net/~deggans2/deggans.html
FROM THE WEB MASTER: For those of you that were assigned to Alpha Sector and Bravo Sector there are a couple of new items.
Alpha Sector shows a duty roster. It was submitted by Ronald Pope.
http://users.chartertn.net/cepenley/alpha/index.html
Bravo Sector shows a Squad Roster for Charlie Flight. It was submitted by Gary Trobeck.
http://users.chartertn.net/cepenley/bravo/index.html
Our thanks go out to Ronald and Gary, for sharing with us.
Name: Mark S. Pratt Apr 27, 2004
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Comments: Just found this page. I was with the 377 Security Police Squadron 1969-70, also was with the Embassy, for awhile, enjoyed reading and won't be a stranger anymore
Sgt. Mark S. Pratt
Name: Ronald Pope Apr 27, 2004
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Comments: Charles ... I just visited your web page ... great job ... it was laid out just right ... I may have been to your site but it has been a long time ... Jim Stewart sent me the web page and I would like to post a message on the site..
My name is Ronald Pope, from Alabama ... served with the 377th Security Police Squadron at Tan Son Nhut from December 25, 1967 to December of 1968 ....... worked in Charlie flight with TSGT McKissick ... along with a few other names that I remember were:
1. A1C JACKSON
2. AIC MCCRAY
3. A1C ELAM
4. AIC DONALDSON
5. AIC LEAL
6. AIC BOOTZ
7. A1C Aker
and many others ....
Question .... I have a duty roster for "C flight" ... from Jan 68 ... I was in a fox hole with a guy after TET that was from Ohio ...name was Richard Aker ... just wondered if he was from another flight that joined up with us after TET ... don't see his name on my list ... but he worked straight nights along with me ... and we had the same nights off ... just curious is all...
Again your web site is just great...
Pope
377th SPS TSN
Name: Myron E. True Apr 11, 2004
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Comments: Myron E. True, served 377th Security Police Squadron, Tan Son Nhut, Dec 1965 - 1966, K-9 dog, "CHIEF H940."
Arrived in country without a dog, worked Bomb Dump, nights. Then assigned to K-9. I was at Sentry Dog School then Fairchild AFB, Spokane. My dog at Fairchild, was SHADOW #646. Laid to rest at Fairchild in 1965.
Great site, keep up the good work. I am at work now, USBR Grand Coulee Dam.
THANK YOU MIKE
Name: Gary L. Trobeck Apr 08, 2004
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Comments: I stumbled across your web site today. I tried to send an e-mail from the site, however, I was unable to do so.
I would like to be added to the registry. Name: Gary L. Trobeck, A1C/Sgt, e-mail address above.
I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut, from November 68, to June of 70. I was assigned to Charlie Flight, Bravo Sector my whole tour. I worked the Bunker Line and Tango Towers. My last 4-5 months, I was assigned to Bravo Bunker 1, the majority of the time.
I saw a few names on the site I recognize, Robert Gallagher being one. It is great to see someone took the time and effort to put this site together. It is great to see the recognition for what I feel is an elite group. I have some old slides of bunkers and towers from Bravo Sector, a couple of the 051 bunker and a couple from the the area of Tango-4, looking out to the village. Let me know if you are interested. Thanks again for this great web site and the memories.
God Bless!
Gary L. Trobeck
Name: Barry J. Lipman Apr 01, 2004
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Comments: My name is Barry Lipman. I found this site by while surfing the web. I served with the 377th Security Police Squadron, from Nov 1967 to Dec 1968. I was in harlie flight
when we were hit, 31 Jan 1968.
The photo's and documentation of those days brought back a lot of memories. I went TDY in June to Phu Quah, for a few months and was with Alpha flight when I returned. I was an A1C.
Regards,
Barry J. Lipman
FROM THE WEB MASTER: For those of you that were assigned to Alpha Sector, Mike Kaplan, submitted his original copy of, "Special Security Instruction for Alpha Bunker-7," to the 377th Security Police Squadron web master. To view, please go to URL: http://users.chartertn.net/cepenley/alpha/index.html
Our thanks go out to Mike for sharing with us.
Name: Hollis "Roy" Lang Mar 15, 2004
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Comments: This is the second time to visit ..... my email has changed to the above email address ..... I served in Law Enforcement on Midnight shift .... still hoping to find my bunkmate who was: Wayne Woodard .... anybody remember me ..... appreciate an email or word on how to contact Wayne Woodard.
Hollis Lang "Roy"
Name: Frank Amalfitano Mar 14, 2004
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Comments: There is a run for the troops being organized by some of our troops in Kuwait. The run, "or in my case, WALK," will be started 1200 hrs on May 29,2004 and continue for 24 hours. Anyone interested can contact Major Marc Hoffmeister, his e-mail is: marc.hoffmeister@kuwait.army.mil
We on Long Island, NY are having a barbecue along with our run/walk for the troops and have invited several organizations to join us or hold their own. We have had a great response.
May our troops be safe and come home soon?
Frank Amalfitano
Name: Marshall Gott Mar 09, 2004
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Comments: After all these years I have just been re-united with fellow Air Policemen who served with me at Bien Hoa 1967 - 1968.
I just read some of the stories of the attack at your base and 051.
I tell you that it really hit home, as I was on Bunker Hill 10 at Bien Hoa the night of Tet and reading your stories of the chain of events sounded exactly like the events at BH-10, except we lost one. I know what you went through and are still.
Let me say one thing that just does not get said enough.
GREAT JOB and WELCOME HOME.
Those we left behind will NOT be forgotten. Sad to say it takes 36 years to say thanks but I am and will always will be damned proud of the job that we did especially with what little equipment we had.
To Coggins, my hat goes off to you. I will read up more on that attack soon.
I was stationed at Turner AFB, Georgia prior to Nam and looking for anyone who might have been there and wants to talk.
Forever Greatful,
Marshall Gott
3rd Security Police Sq
Name: Les (Duke) Blake Mar 08, 2004
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Comments: I am looking for any information on two members of the 377th Security Police Squadron, who I served with in 1970 - 1971. They are Thomas Liberatore, Canton, Ohio and Tony Rosso, Queens, NY. Both were on "C Flight QRT (V-100s)."
Anyone having knowledge of them, please contact me at the above email address.
Thank you.
Les Blake
Name: Roger Lansden Mar 04, 2004
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Comments: Just wanted to let you know what a great site you have. It's been great surfing through it.
I was a young Staff Sgt stationed with the 366th SPS, Danang, from 69-70 and worked the midnight shift at the off base ammo dump (ASP-1) my whole tour.
Even though I wasn't stationed at TSN, we were all brothers and still remain so. I was fortunate enough to be selected twice to fly intel info to 7th Air Force. We were turned loose for 3 days in Saigon. What memories
I have been fairly successful in locating old buddies over the years and have a couple ideas that might help find someone. Feel free to email me anytime.
Roger Lansden
Name: Stan Morris Mar 03, 2004
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Comments: My Name is Stan Morris. I was assugned to the 377th Security Police Squadron from Dec 31, 1967 to Dec 28, 1968.
For the majority of my assignment, I was assigned to a Law Enforcement Section. If I rememeber correctly, I was in "A" flight, and my last section chief was a SSgt Calvin Cahcon. I wonder about him and Sgt Danny La fever, TSgt Phillip Moon, Sgt Stanley Mahoney, and a guy whose last name was Graham, a Sgt at the time. He was a very large guy, who was a black. He was my squad chief at the main gate during the last month of my tour (Dec 1968)
Name: Budd Gardstein Feb 29, 2004
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Comments: My name is Budd Gardstein. I was in Nam 1970, worked Charlie Sector, night flight.
I have found some guys, e-mailed them sometimes. I drove trucks to post sometimes. I drove suport, Charlie-4.
Maybe, trying to remember. I remember John Hancock, Ruby, Ray Barrera, Sam Rocca, Rudy Mority, ??Zimmerman, tom swarski -- was in 3rd field hospital
Name: John Jeff Price Feb 29, 2004
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Comments: Found your website at the same time I found the Tan Son Nhut Association site. My appreciation to the founders of both sites.
My "in country" time was from November of 1965 to November of 1966. Originally assigned to the 6250th Combat Support Group and then the 377 Air Police Squadron. Spent my year with "C Flight," in Echo Sector.
We started out with three clips for our M16's, jeeps borrowed from VNAF and WWII - Korean War C-Rations.
Was saddened to read about what happened to the men at 051 Gate during Tet but proud to read about the Presidential Unit Citation.
Jeff Price
Name: Jerry Vale Feb 26, 2004
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Comments: I originally came to Viet Nam, the night of the Dec 1966 Attack. It was the 4th or 5th of Dec.
I was then transferred to the 35th in Phan Rang as Combat Supply Squadron. I stayed there until July 1967 and was once again transferred to the 377th Combat Supply. There, I was trained as a Chemical, Biological and Radiological surveyor. Only to be augmented to the 377th Security Police Squadron during the TET Offensive.
I was proud of you guys and to be able to contribute what I could to help. I was the guard on the Control Tower, after the hit it took. From there I went to riding armed escorts to officers at night, returning to heir homes in Saigon at night. I also rode some convoys for the 69th Signal to Long Bien. I was at the guard shack awaiting assignements for the night when the chapel was blown up.
I respect and salute all the 377th SPS, you did perfor your duty with expertise and honor. To the brother's that didn't make it, I salute them and I know they rest peacefully in the arms of our Lord and I wish each and everyone of you, that happiness and peace follows you thru out your fives and the lives of your loved ones.
I left Saigon in Dec 1968. All I can say is a job well done, thank you each and all and Welcome Home.
God Bless you all.
Name: Ron Coleman Feb 24, 2004
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Comments: Please add my name to the 377th Security Police Squadron web page, duty rooster.
My name is Ronald O. Coleman, Sgt (E-4). I served at Tan Son Nhut Air Base January, 1970 to December, 1970. I was a comm/plotter assigned to Bravo flight.
I recently attended the 377th SPS Reunion in Albuquerque and met many of the SP's who served at Tan Son Nhut during the war. It truly was a memorable experience.
Regards,
Ron Coleman
Name: Mark Kline, SrA. USAF Feb 21, 2004
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Comments: Comments: I am SrA currently serving with the 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron at Minot AFB, ND.
I would like to express my gratitude to any and all that maintain the 377th Security Police Squadron website.
I feel very fortunate to have found it. It helped me a great deal providing information for speeches when I was in ALS. I am glad there is a website were I can learn about all the Security Police that came before me and the sacrifices they made and the heroic deeds they performed in the defense of Tan Son Nhut.
I want to thank all the SP's that have served and for leaving a rich heritage for others to follow and learn about.
Mark K. Kline SrA. USAF
Tactical Fireteam Leader 791st MSFS
FROM THE WEB MASTER: Mark, it always with great pleasure that we receive an email from an active duty USAF member. On behalf of all of the Air Police and Security Police who served before you, we thank you for your comments. Now, it is us prior service members who thank you and your peers for serving and protecting America from harms way.
Always do your job to the best of your abilities and stand tall. For the work that you accomplish, is very important. It is now us, who proudly honors all the active duty men and women, of all brancehes of service.
Charles Penley
Name: Michael Howland, Feb 16, 2004
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Comments: For reasons that likely relate to John Kerry, I just did a search on 377th Security Police and found your web site.
I was assigned to the 377th Air Police and then Security Police from 1966 to 1967, at Tan Son Nhut.
I was part of the QRT forces that responded to the December 1966 attack. I just read Cpt Henry's story and was there with him for some of that night. CMSgt Mark Ford was a friend. I remember that evening well. I left the military in 1972 and eventually ended up in the US Department of State Office of Security. My last contact with Mark was when he came to Washington to visit me in 1981 following my release from captivity as a Tehran Hostage. I was Chief of Security for the US Embassy.
I have lost contact with Mark and others from that period of my life. However, for what it is worth, the experiences of that time guided me for 444 days.
I recently found my slides from Tan Sun Nhut. I doubt that I have
anything you do not already have but am willing to share.
I must confess that I was surprised to see so much about the 377th. I am glad it is there.
Warmest regards,
Michael Howland
Name: Chris Sizemore, Feb 15, 2004
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Comments: My name is Chris Sizemore. I am the oldest son of, Daniel David Sizemore. From what I have been able to piece together so far, my father was at Tan Son Nhut Air Base during the time of the TET Offensive. He was in the Army, as crewman on a Hawk SAM.
Dad passed away in 1996. I'm trying to piece together his service history. I have requested his records from the center in St Louis. What I'm after now is looking for some individuals that may have served with him. I'd love the opportunity to talk with these men and women about memories they may have of Dad.
He served in the 6th Battalion, 56th Artillery, "A" Battery.
Name: Lynn Patton, Feb 14, 2004
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Comments: I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut, 377th Security Police Squadron from Jan 1971 to Jan 1972. I worked Base Police, Armory and "Scout".
Over the years, I have been looking for an old friend, Jimmy Watson, who worked Base Security. Jimmy was from near Dothan, AL, really Ashford. If anybody has crossed paths with Jimmy, I would really like to try and contact him again.
Charles .... you are still doing as great job with this site!!!
Lynn Patton
Accident, MD
Name: Charles Pulliam, Feb 14, 2004
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Comments: My name is Charles Pulliam. I was a Sgt. attached to the 377 Security Police Squadron and was in the Nam during Tet.
I worked "C" flight, straight nights. Some of the time I manned the single bunkers and machine bunkers, other times rode as gunner with Sgt Tucker. All of my flight knew me as the "C" ration man, for I was the one that came around each night to feed you. But when Tet became a reality, I kept you all in ammo.
Name: James Lyall, Feb 13, 2004
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Comments: I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut, 377th Security Police Squadron from Dec 1968 - Dec 1969.
I only recently heard of the Tan Son Nhut Association website and found the 377th site. I have gotten in touch with Bill Pope, whom I worked with and had not heard from since '69.
I have only seen part of the website but I have enjoyed it very much and will continue logging on regularly. Doing an great job.
By the way my name is James(Jim) Lyall, I worked in Scout Dispatch in the Squardon Area.
Name: Russ Colombo, Feb 12, 2004
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Comments: Hi guys, I worked Base Police. Most of the time I worked at the back gate and where ever I was needed, anybody remember ... Most of my close friends, were in bunkers.
Name: Gene "JB" Wills, Feb 11, 2004
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Comments: I was with the 377th Security Police Squadron, from June 1971 - Jun 1972. Been trying for years to locate Davy Updyke. He was from Trucksville, PA., Fred Zaer and Charlie Moore. We all worked in "SCOUT". You that were there, know that's what the Vehicle section was called.
Also looking for a guy named "Reapsummer" (Not spelled that way but sounds like). Best damed poker player I ever saw.
Anyway, any help would be appreciated.
Name: Richard C. Doty, (MSgt, Retired), Feb 02, 2004
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Comments: What a great web site.
You must really cherish your memories and fellow sentry dog handlers in creating this site. Although I was not a security policeman/dog handler, I did work with some while I was assigned to Phan Rang AB. I was a USAF combat controller assigned to the 2nd/1st Air Cav Unit at Phan Rang. In operation Lariat, which used USAF Scout Dogs on search and destroy operations, I wet many while working around Phan Rang.
Again, great web site.
Richard C. Doty
MSgt, Retired
Name: Steve Gilzinger, Jan 31, 2004
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Comments: Hello, I was a member of the 377th Security Police Squadron from 3/72 till 2/12/73. I guess I would like to find people who I knew during that time period. I worked Charlie flight, APC's, Alpha Sector, the unit we oridinally drove was called the "Roadrunner" {68L243] but we changed the name to the "Phantom".
Amazingly, I am still in the Air Force, eight years active duty followed by an eleven year gap. When I got out followed by 14 years in the reserves.
I'm not a cop, "military wise at least," but a loadmaster now. I actually went to Bagdad twice in May of 03.
I belong to the 337th AS, out of Westover JARB, Ma. Would like to hear from anyone I was once associated with, or any one else.
Steven P. Gilzinger
Name: Windsor M. King, Jan 29, 2004
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Comments: I served with 8th Security Police Squadron at Ubon Airbase, Thailand, South East Asia 12/01/71 to 01/03/72, airman 1st class.
Windsor King
Name: William "Pete" Piazza, Jan 28, 2004
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Comments: To all my fellow AP/SP Vietnam Vets and Augmentees,
First let me say, "Welcome Home." Second, it has been 36 years, come 0300 hours, 31 Jan 2004, since the "Hard Days Night" came to many of us who were stationed in Vietnam during the TET 68 Offensive.
Over the many years since that morning,
many of our fellow Sky Cops have stood their last Guardmount and have gone on to join those other Sky Cops already on the HONOR ROLL, in God's Country.
Please take a moment to HONOR them and yourself for the Outstanding job you all did as Sky Cops in Vietnam and Thailand.
On 30 Jan 04, myself and several other Vietnam AP/SP Vets will be toasting all those Sky Cops that served in Vietnam/Thailand. Remember, the Bond of the Blue Beret & Defensor Fortis.
Pete
Name: Richard Deggans, Jan 24, 2004
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Comments: Guys,
I hope to see you all in Albuquerque of course.
I have heard from some of you and I know you can't make it, I will definitely miss you!
I really would like to see you all, especially you guys that I served with while there!
Some guys I would really love to get in touch with, like William Schultz and
Alfred H. Brown, Jr. anyone heard from them?
Jackie, you have no idea what it would mean to me to get to see you and somehow someway, I have got to make a trip to Arkansas. I would love to hear you and Tom jam together again. I still remember the evening you two got together, at least the one time I got to sit in and listen. You guys could have been the Rolling Stones for what it did for me.
I am going to take digital pictures and I will publish them to the web for all to see.
Please try to make it to Phoenix in October,
Richard Deggans
Alex 2B76 and Renee 093M, I will always remember!
Name: Sarah M. Salinas, Jan 22, 2004
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Comments: I loved what you all have done here, and I hate that the public is not aware of what you all and the dogs went through or that they were even ever there and still are being used to protect our country. I own 3
beautiful German Shepherds that are my life and my sunshine after my family and I could not live any other way. I know time doesn't take away the pain but I am glad you have shared the pain and joy with us.
And I ask that if you can let Discovery Channel know that the documentary they did called "War Dogs" should be not only shown again but available for sale, would be great. I called them after it aired hoping it would come on again and if it was for sale like so many of their other shows, but they told me no, but if it gets requested more than they would. Thanks again for making me cry but showing pride for you all and your Black and Tan Angels....ss
Sarah M. Salinas
FROM THE WEB MASTER: Attention: Frank Bracken, 377th Security Police Squadron, Delta Sector, Herbert Sasser is looking for you. Your current email address listed in Delta Sector is not working. Herbert Sasser is listed in Golf Sector.
Name: Herbert Sasser, Jan 20, 2004
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Comments: My name is Herbert Sasser. I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut Air Base with the 377th Security Police.
I was an M-60 gunner on Gulf-1. The team leader was Sgt. Bracken. the asst. gunner was William H. Ford. We were the first mobile strike team, to hit the VC and NVA at the 0-51 Bunker.
Name: Charles A. Lawson, Jan 19, 2004
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Comments: SGT Charles A. Lawson, Tan Son Nhut, Air Base 1968 to 1969. I was working night shift, on sandbag bunker, when TET began. There was a French graveyard in front of me and a perimeter road to the left and right. Ring any bells with anyone please let me know . Have fun at reunion and remember the ones who cant be there. Thanks for allowing me to get in touch.
Its been a long time.
Name: Albert ???, Jan 18, 2004
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Comments: Was assigned 377th Security Police Squadron, June 1967 to June 1968.
Thanks for the memories.
Name: Philip R. Block, Jan 17, 2004
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Comments: Greetings to all, just surfed thru the comments for the first time, since I am new to the Guest Book. I have to say it brought back memories, good and bad.
I was stationed at Tan Son Nhut during the TET Offensive with the 377th Security Police Squadron. I don't remember too much, maybe for the better. Can't even remember names, I think I was with "B" Blight on the night of the attack. I know when the claxon horn went off, we jumped on a flatbed truck with a coffin loaded with weapons and deployed to the flight line.
Boy, that was a long night.
Welcome Home.
Name: Philip R. Block, Jan 15, 2004
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Comments: Best of luck to all attending the Reunion, even though I won't be there physically, I will be there spiritually.
P.S. Looking for Cross Pistol Patch.
E-mail me at YellowCap8@aol.com
Philip R. Block
Sgt, 1968
Name: Charles Penley, Jan 05, 2004
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Comments: I would like to ask of anyone who has been inside the O-51 Bunker, to please sit down and draw a sketch of the inside, of the bunker. Many of us know what the outside looked like, but I, for one, have never seen the inside. If you sketch it, I will put it on the web page.
Thanks,
Charles Penley
Name: Joe McNeil, Jan 03, 2004
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Comments: I am so looking forward to seeing many of you at the Premier 377th Air Police Sqdn reunion. I was there from April 1966 to April 1967.. first as the 6250th APS and then as one of the "new" 377th APS.. I worked LE, then 7th Air Force Guards, and finally back in LE ...
I am bringing some photos of our time there and hope to be able to identify some of the folks I worked with. My good friend Tommy Noonan and I have met numerous times over the years and I have either seen or corresponded with several others..
If you are thinking about coming to the reunion please stop thinking about it and sign up now... This will be the first time I have ever attended such an event and I am looking forward to finding out how you are all doing.
See you there.... If you can't make it please look to the internet for a review of the party ...
Proud to have served....
Joe McNeil
377th APS
TSN, RVN 66 - 67
Captain(Retired)
Harwich Fire Department
Cape Cod, MA
Name: Jeffrey S. Weale, SSgt, Jan 02, 2004
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Comments: I found your website tonight. Everything I saw and read has given a renewed sense of pride and more respect for those who have came before me as a Security Policeman. From today forward I am going to have the new troops that I supervise, look at your website, hopefully it will do the same for them.
Sincerely,
SSgt Jeffrey S. Weale
Military Working Dog Handler
10th SFS, USAFA, CO
" A heavy weapon is a 75 lb dog"
Name: 377th Security Police Squadron Reunion Jan 01,
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This is a reminder that it is approximately twenty-eight ( 28 ) days until the 377th Air Police/Security Police Squadron Reunion 2004. It is to be held from Jan 29, 2004 thru Feb 1, 2004. See related messages from Jim Stewart below.
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Comments: Update of reunion agenda
January 29, 2004 (Thursday)
Arrival and check-in of reunion participants
Hospitality room will be open this afternoon and evening
9:00 P.M. Meeting in Hospitality Room to give information about the Kirtland AFB tour on Friday and answer any reunion questions.
January 30, 2004 (Friday)
9:30 A.M. Be ready to load busses at hotel at 9:30 A.M. for the Base Tour at Kirtland AFB
10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Base Tour Kirtland AFB
10:15 AM - Presentation of plaque remembering the seven 377th Security Police Squadron KIA's. MSgt Gildea, Historian of Kirtland AFB, will give a brief history of the base.
11:15 AM - Visit AAFES clothing sales for 30 min.
12:00 - 1:00 P.M. Lunch at the Mountain View Club
1:15 P.M. Military Working Dog Demonstration at the kennels
2:00 P.M. - 3:45 P.M. Demonstration by DOE/CTA Sandia National Labs
Busses will return to the hotel at approximately 4:00 PM
Hospitality room will be open this afternoon and evening
January 31, 2004 (Saturday)
9:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. Optional tour of Albuquerque
5:30 P.M. Social time begins with photos taken by a company to produce a reunion book.
We would like everyone to have their photos taken.
The company will take orders for the book to be mailed to you when it is finished.
6:00 P.M. Continuation of social hour
7:00 P.M. Reunion Dinner with program and raffle
Dancing to Oldies CDs after dinner, if you wish.
Hospitality room will be open this evening
February 1, 2004 (Sunday)
8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Farewell Breakfast
Departure following breakfast
Remember, dress for the entire reunion is casual.
Jim Stewart
Name: Charles Penley,
Jan 01,
2004
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Comments: Happy New Year to one and all !!!
FROM THE WEB MASTER: Today is Jan 01, 2004. I hope that everyone had their wishes granted from the year 2003. However, I am personally wishing each and every one of you a better year in 2004. So what do you want to talk about this year? I would like to hear from all who come to this web page. How can this web page help you better informed?