Guestbook

Alex Fernwat

Collierville, TN

Entry No: 647 | Posted: Fri 16 Dec 2011, 21:22pm

Would like to extend a Merry Christmas and a safe New Year to Phil, Jo ,Simon and the rest of the 509 family. 1965 myself along with many others had our 1st Christmas with the 129th @ Dong Ba Thin Vietnam. Keep the bird flying. Clear Left.

alvis

usa

Entry No: 646 | Posted: Sun 18 Dec 2011, 19:16pm

I would like to wish the crew and their families a very merry christmas, a happy new year, blue skies and fair winds.

Craig Robertson

Rolesville, NC

Entry No: 645 | Posted: Fri 6 Jan 2012, 16:07pm

Can't get no sleep brousing the web and ran across this site. My name is Craig, I was a Bulldog with the 2nd Platoon, from 3/68 - 3/69. You may remember me as Rob or
rookie, nobody called me Craig. I was assigned to ship 385 with Jamie Marcis.I was the gunner and he was crew chief. Over time you forget alot of the names but most memorible to me was Eagle(tatto across chess), Ed Trible and James Adams in avionics. Feel free to e-mail.
me at crob2go4@aol.com

Jerry W. Howard

Cleveland, TN

Entry No: 644 | Posted: Thu 10 Nov 2011, 18:53pm

I was with the 129th from Nov 68 thru Nov 69. I ran the sheet-metal repair shop. Glad to see all the pictures. Brings back both good and bad memories. Keep em flyin.

George Pilch

Entry No: 643 | Posted: Fri 28 Oct 2011, 4:56am

Thank you so much to Neil, Phil and Joanne for the presentation this evening. Seing huey brought back many memories of my own experiance with the Huey that my friend Alan Downham and I were tasked with rebuilding directly after the surrender of Stanley in 1982. She was flown back on board HMS Invincible where she was stripped down, refurbed and give a nice new red livery. There she was presented to Rex Hunt and subsequently flown back to the Falkland Islands. Hopefuly with my photos scanned Neil and Phil will make good use of them, I may be lucky enough to see one or two of them on the Huey web site.
Thanks again team, Happy Landings
George Pilch Fleet Air Arm Rtd.

PB - Bay Flying Club

Preston, UK

Entry No: 642 | Posted: Tue 25 Oct 2011, 4:09am

Many thanks to Neil, Phil and Jo for the welcome we received last Wednesday night. A fantastic display and presentation on a piece of military history which holds a great fascination for the generation to which most of our members belong. The work you are doing to bring this piece of history to life on this side of the pond - and right on our doorstep - is truly amazing. Good luck with the new developments.

MSG David Bertrand

Robins AFB, GA

Entry No: 641 | Posted: Sun 23 Oct 2011, 17:20pm

My uncle was in the US Army, 1st AVN BGDE, 129 AHC from 1966-68'. I don't know what base he was assigned to in Vietnam. He was discharged at Ft Stewart 1968. Name was SPC 5 William D. Rewey from Detroit, MI.

Steve Morris

UK

Entry No: 640 | Posted: Mon 10 Oct 2011, 16:03pm

Hi Phil and Team, just to say thank you for attending The Cumbria Steam Gathering this year, you were a big hit!! Thanks again, Steve

Wayne Fivey

N Ireland

Entry No: 639 | Posted: Fri 9 Sep 2011, 21:21pm

Great to see the Huey and Loach flying together at Portrush - nothing quite like the rumble of a Huey approaching from the distance!
Hope to see the team back in N Ireland again soon.

Victor Gi4LKG

Lisburn, Northern Ireland

Entry No: 638 | Posted: Mon 5 Sep 2011, 17:22pm

I attended the Portrush International Airshow on Saturday 3rd September 2011.

Enjoyed the day which included a F16...Wow

Was great to have a real good closeup look around the "Huey" ,a truely remarkable piece of kit.

Great website ... THANKS

Regards
Victor Gi4LKG