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Comments: A Troop 2/17th Cavalry 101st Reconaissance was attached to Tiger Force and the 327th infantry at Dak To June 2nd to June 22nd 1966 We were awarded the Presidential Citation and Combat Infantry Badge officially for these operations . I am interested if anyone has information about contact with our unit in Vietnam 1965 -1966
Comments: Hi, my name is Mitchell Errebo, I was a first cousin of Butch Kobbeman's. I saw his name another website's roster spelled "Butch Kobberman". It was spelled "Kobberman" but I assume it was spelled wrong. I know he served in the Tiger Force in 67'-68' but know really nothing else. He passed away in 1990. If you can give any insight of your service with him it would be much appreciated. I am from Lincoln, Kansas where Butch grew up. Thanks Mitchell Errebo
Comments: Someone is gathering info on Sgt.Christian Girard "Frenchy" to publish a story about his life and military service. He was a TF team leader in 66 and was KIA in Cambodia 8Apr69 while with SOG. Please contact me if you served with him so I can put you in touch with the author. My e-mail is tuyho1@yahoo.com and phone is 478-477-9040.
Comments: Great site, gentlemen. Thank you for your efforts to record and preserve the sacrifices all of you made during the war. I was a USAF based in Hue '68-'69 and spent a lot of time over the A Shau Valley http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~tpilsch/AirOps/AShau.html One correction to the C, 1327, Veghel site: The first photo of the A Shau Valley from Eagle's Nest says the airfield is A Shau. In fact that is A Luoi, further north up the valley from the A Shau SF camp. There was a SF camp there for a short time in '65 but was closed about three months before the A Shau camp fell. Welcome home!
Comments: I was in 101st. Airborne & Just lost our Sgt. Stone this year. I'm the last of that platoon left. Thats my pic on the first page, I would like a copy. Stone had no family, just friends. May he rest in peace finally!!!
Comments: This pic is of Steve Martindale 101st Airbourne & I lost all his pics in a fire. Sgt. G.Stone was thee team leader. Is there any way I can get 1 of these pics???
Comments: Served July thru October '69 in the Tiger Force. Has anybody been able to make contact with Lt.Pete the Greek Demosthenes? He is in Nevada but can't connect with him.
Comments: I served from Set 1966 - Sept. 1967 with the 101st airborne A battery 320 Artillery, attached to the 1st battalion 327 Infantry, I was Recon Sgt. Jarrett aka Jim.
Comments: I'm Oscar Dudley's stepson and just wanted to announce that Oscar he passed away last week at the age of 74 due to cancer. He was burried with full military honors. Then SGT Oscar Dudley is in the photo on your site at the following link: http://www.tigerforcerecon.com/20.jpg
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Comments: i went to tigers 5-1-66 i was in cook's team with ian kemp.--i was in hanakai's team next with goad(kia 6-8-66) had malaria in june.-- i was point for chuck evans a2 july and august chuck was the best hunter/killer in tigers.-- then rto for evans-- rto for rose-- rto for sgt???? when we left lee-- rto for carey and rto for agerton got malaria again 12-1-66 --wound like to hear from other tigers! have 2 tiger patches
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Comments: I am glad I found this site. I am looking for any information,photos or memories you could share about my cousin Sterling Craig Hendricks. Tiger Force 66-67. Thank you for you help.
Comments: Former 327th soldier during Desert Storm. Starting to read Tiger Force. Father served during Nam, once with 101st.
Comments: My tour in Vietnam was the best part of the army thanks to being a part Tiger Force (E 1/327) the greatest and most loyal group of men that I have had the pleasure of knowing. I was a RTO and responsible for keeping track of where we were and support. Thanks for the life skills and discipline I learned with the Tigers it help later in my life. I give thanks to God for giving me a second chance and a loving wife and children. Thank you Tiger Force
Comments: I am the brother of Royce Edsel Eddleman, We have been looking for any pictures of my brother that anyone might have. I was given the name and phone number of some one that had some but lost the number. Any info would be great. Thanks and the Tiger Force is always in our hearts and minds.
Comments: ALGOOD, TN -- Memorial services for Garylee Joseph Kornatowski Sr., 63, will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday, July 14, at Trinity Assembly Church in Algood. Private family burial will be scheduled at a future date. Mr. Kornatowski passed away Friday, July 8, 2011, at his home in Algood. He was born Jan. 2, 1948, in Cambridge, Mass., to the late Henry John and Christine Carol Cadiero Kornatowski. Mr. Kornatowski served in the Army during the Vietnam War with the 101st Airborne Division 1st/327, Tiger Force Unit, receiving the Parachute Badge, Vietnam Campaign Medal, National Defense Service Medal, the Vietnam Service Medal, The Bronze Star, The Purple Heart and Combat Infantry Badge. He worked as a mechanic for 15 years prior to his retirement. His family includes two daughters, Tonya Kornatowski of Maldon, Mass., and Shannon Bowman of Cambridge; a son, Garylee Joseph Kornatowski Jr. of San Diego, Calif.; a step-son, David Kornatowski of Revere, Mass.; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Christine A. and Paul Russin of Robards, Ky., and Lois Frances Rogers of Hightstown, N.J.; a brother, Kenneth W. Kornatowski of Cambridge; a niece, Gayle Marie Rogers and her fiance, Adam Morel, both of Greenville, Texas; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. In addition to his parents, Mr. Kornatowski was also preceded in death by his stepfather and his wife, Elizabeth Buff Malkin.
Comments: I was assigned to.C, Co., 1st/327th Inf. In 1968. Please feel free to contact me at the e-mail address stated above. I am looking for people that were assigned and remember and have photos. Thanks Paul M. Cousins SGM (USA, Retired) |
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