wrote:
For the record this the first time that I ever said anything on the
net about being in Viet Nam. Check google you dumb ****,not hardly
flounting anything. Only the fact that there are some of us that walked
the walk. Now I'm going to get somewhat specific. One medal I recieved
was the ARCOM with V for valor. It was downgraded from a Soldiers
medal. The medal was for rescueing several Vietnamese from a burning
village caused by a fully armed VNAF F-5 that flamed out on takeoff and
crashed into the village just east of Bien Hoa. As for measuring the
rounds they really didn't fly past they landed all around us. Where
would you have been, hiding under your bunk sucking your thumb and
crying for your mommie?

You didn't answer my question why aren't you still at Eagle What was
your job there?

Make sure you wear your track shoes to Sun N Fun and Oshkosh so you
can run to security when you see me. Because I promise our paths will
cross. Then we will find just how brave you really are without a
keyboard to hide behind.

Frank M.Hitlaw
Jakarta, Indonesia

Frank I might have crossed paths with you, I was in Bien Hoa in 1967-68.
Looking at jaun's bio on his web page I doubt he served in any conflict
or he would have said so.

Here is to you for serving in Nam.

zoom and yaun are cowards and cannot fight their own battles so they
belittle everyone else. zoom takes press reports and copies them to his
puny little web site and calls it news, juan has not said one coherent
reasonable thing as long as he has posted to rah. Listening to zoom at
Arlington this years talking about how great he is was sickening.

Jerry