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To: Aquamarine; All
In memory of my fellow Vietnam helicopter pilots who were killed in that war the following were lost on NOV 24. God bless them all.

1969 WO1 Charles J. Armstrong (USAR) -- 118 AHC, Age 21, Lutherville, Maryland
1969 CW2 Howard B. Comer Jr. (USAR) -- 187 AHC, Age 24, Jacksonville, Florida
1969 WO1 Allen D. Perkins (USAR) -- 118 AHC, Age 22, West Linn, Oregon
1969 WO1 John H. Whittington (USAR) -- 57 AHC, Age 21, Baltimore, Maryland
1970 WO1 Ian McIntosh (USAR) -- A/2/17 CAV 101 ABN, Age 25, Canada
1970 CW2 Samuel R. Saito (USAR) -- F/8 CAV, Age 20, Fresno, California
1970 CW2 Willard G. Storie (USAR) -- HHB DIV ARTY 23 INF, Age 33, Owensville, Missouri

Tribute to CW2 Howard B. Comer Jr.: Casualty occured in Tay Ninh, South Vietnam. He was listed as MIA until his body was recently recovered and he was buried with full Military Honors in Arlington National Cemetery July 2, 2001.

A brother finally finds his resting place
Mr. Comer You went off to war and not knowing your outcome, Serving your country as a chopper pilot to and from. You left behind your family to never see you anymore, Gave your life how honorable, courage to the core. An MIA for thirty plus years and never any trace, Finally home, a brother finds his final resting place.
Jimmy L. Strait Fathers Day 2002 Crewchief 187th


Unit patch of CW2 Comer's 187th AHC "Crusaders".

WO1 Ian McIntosh's body was not recovered from Quang Tri Province, South Vietnam where his aircraft crashed.

IN THE SHADOW OF THE BLADE


13 posted on 11/24/2003 5:51:58 AM PST by ladtx ( "Remember your regiment and follow your officers." Captain Charles May, 2d Dragoons, 9 May 1846)
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To: ladtx
Tribute to CW2 Howard B. Comer Jr.: Casualty occured in Tay Ninh, South Vietnam. He was listed as MIA until his body was recently recovered and he was buried with full Military Honors in Arlington National Cemetery July 2, 2001.

So glad to hear that his body was recoverd for his families sake.
Maybe they'll recover the body of Ian McIntosh one day. May God bless their souls.

16 posted on 11/24/2003 5:59:50 AM PST by Aquamarine
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To: ladtx
Your tribute each Monday to your fallen comrades in the VietNam war are an important part of our Military Mondays, ladtx. Thank you, and God Bless their families and loved ones.
50 posted on 11/24/2003 9:35:11 AM PST by Billie
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