Vietnam War Impressions - July 1967 to July 1968 - 174th Assault Helicopter Company
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- The 174th Assault Helicopter Company - July 1967- July 1968 - Duc Pho - Vietnam
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Kenneth Stumpf, Medal of Honor, Vietnam War
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Trying to break through a Vietcong stranglehold near Duc Pho, South Vietnam, on April 25, 1967, Specialist Ken Stumpf charged forward to rescue three of his men pinned down by intense fire
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Operation: Mom / Videos about America's Military Heroes
To Our Parents - A Very Touching Vietnam Remembrance - video # 14
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Vietnam Memorial Farmingville, New York
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Artist Dennis Pelliccia
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When I was young in the 174th AHC
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Around the 174th AHC company area at Duc Pho, Vietnam, 1968.mov
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Vietnam War Impressions - July 1967 to July 1968 - 174th Assault Helicopter Company
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The Vietnam Center and Archive: Veterans' Organizations and Associations
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174th Assault Helicopter Company / Slideshow by Jim Mc Daniel
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The Battle for Kham Duc, May 12, 1968. (one of many combat missions). We flew in support of the ammunition resupply and emergency evacuation of that Special Forces outpost against the heavily armed North Vietnamese Army (NVA) regulars. My door gunner Tony Yates and I were awarded the Air Medal with V Device and two oak leaf clusters. Our pilot, Mr. John Donahue (WO1) and the co-pilot Chris Garbow received Distinguished Flying Crosses.
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Quynh Anh - Hello Vietnam
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Pham Quynh Anh & Marc Lavoine - J'espère (Tôi Hy Vọng)
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Yes... the war is over.
Welcome Home Fellow Veterans...Welcome Home.
Artist Dennis Pelliccia
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Battle of Kham Duc - May 12, 1968.
My Chopper 282 went in that day with a 1000 pounds of ammo for resupply. When we landed on the air field, my door gunner and I kicked the boxes out, then three soldiers got aboard, one wounded. Mortar rounds came pounding in as we took off. Yes, " in and out " as Colonel Jackson said. A miracle a mortar round didn't hit our chopper ? Or just lucky ?... My Pilot's received the Distinguished Flying Cross, my Door Gunner and I, Air Medals with two Oak Leaf Clusters.
Joe Jackson, Medal of Honor, Vietnam War
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Birth of Bell Helicopter
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