Hello Brothers,
Just had an interesting question from a friend. He asked what our radio call signs were in Vietnam and I had to tell him I didn't remember.
Can anyone send me the "Official" call signs for BN HQ staff and any or all the companies. I would certainly appreciate it.
Send to my email if you like.

Welcome Home Brothers. Thank You For Your Service.
Dennie P

Clarification on my friend...US Marine, and the best of the best of people. Has spent his life assisting Vets for the State of Vermont, and to this day is still . Always makes good fun of me and my various adventures....Nodof :sleep:

Well, it goes like this. I have an old friend from High School who got shot up while on a field outing in Khe San. He made it home and finished school , became a psycologist. Anyway , I put a little company together who's acronym spells ARk. Thus the "Noah" handle. So Nod is sort of Noah of Dallas, and "of", is oh fer petes sake I cant remember.....Nodof :sleep:

Joseph Seehorn, I know I've probably heard it before but remind us again what Nodof means. I'm sure I'll kick myself when you tell us, but WTF it won't be the first or last time!

Dennis, hang in there with the roto on the artery! I have done ok so far with just timing on the heartbeat. Doc gave me some blood pressure med and said I was doing fine. Most of this stuff is so routine any more, but non the less thoughts and prayers your way from our camp to yours.. Nodof!

South of FB Charlie (?) on QL-1 there was a nasty streatch of the road known as the SAlt Flats. This was where Charlie was very active. The Artillery couolodn't reach this area. Coming back from fixing the Bridge Above Phan Thiet in the Middle of the Salt Flats one of our Low Boy's hit a mine and blew the rear dfual off the right side of the trailer.They got the Bucket Loader off and fixed the Axles and we "GOT THE HELL OUT OF DODGE". We all made the trip ok but Dual, the Bucket Loader Driver had to drive his Machine all the way back to Phan Rang, lucky for him we stopped at all 3 Fire Bases again and it took nearly 2 weeks before we returned.

bob dec.68 july70 just as slip of the finger happens to me all the time.went to the va hospital yesterday clogged artery need a roto rooter job done in a few weeks :smash:

So many really great contributions starting to come in. They mean so much to me for sure. Some of these events can go without being spoken of. People we were close to and appreciated just suddenly gone. It is a haunting that I think can only be dealt with under an excellent format provided for us by Perry , Jenkins, Pendergrase and others who really do care abut us all. So thanks for what you've done Nodof :sleep:

I had to smile to myself as I read Fred Buyze’s post below. I have never had the opportunity to meet Fred in person, nor do I remember every visiting with him on the phone, but we have had written communications back and forth for several years now. Fred has an unbelievable memory – especially for details. Most of us remember the big things, but Fred remembers EVERYTHING. I don’t have Fred’s permission to say this, but he has written a number of very interesting stories about everyday life in Vietnam. Fred doesn’t claim to be a professional writer, but he does a very good job of taking the reader back to the fear, drudgery and routine we knew as Vietnam. If you ask as I have, Fred may share one with you.

Dennis Knight……Thanks for clearing up the orderly room story. I have been giving Bill Heflin such a bad time about getting the Orderly Room stories mixed up, he may never post again. Although I give him a bad time, Bill’s memory is far better than mine. It is not hard to visualize the officers and platoon sergeants bailing out of that tent when they thought they were being fragged.

For those who do not know, Dennis Knight (Dec 69 - Jul 70) is one of our new members from B Company. Thanks for feeling confident enough, Dennis, to post on the Guestbook. We do have one rule, however, which is your post doesn’t always have to be accurate. One of your Brothers will always follow behind and straighten you out. Welcome aboard.

WAS THAT THE TANK THAT HIT THE MINE ABOUT A MILE NORTH OF I THINK IT WAS CALLED FB CHARLIE BELOW FB Sally. THIS WAS ON THE REPAIR CONVOY DOWN TO PHAN THIET IN THE FALL OF 69.IF IT WAS i HAVE A PICTURE OF THE SMOKE PLUME FROM THE TANK TAKEN FROM THE FIRE BASE.

yup that was the out house that got fragged in phan rang.someone threw a dummmy grenade in the operations tent at lz last chance while all the officers and platoon sgts.were having a meeting boy that tent emptied out fast.

In reference to Dennis Knight moving that 60 ton tank off the road way.... that D-7 scaled out at 25 tons as I remember. Pretty big job for the little dozer that could! Ha!...Nodof :sleep: