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I helped survey in the guns at the Rockpile; directed fire from the tower at Gio Linh; assisted with the defense of Khe Sahn. Ackerman, Jorgenson, Fey, Arbusto, Capt. Sweringen, Capt. Mueller where are you?

185)  David Rahbain
B Btry/2nd 94th/FDC
 Jan 68-Jul 68
rdrahbain@wmtel.net
 

Was registered under different email,drahbain@wccta.net. Need to know where I can get unit baseball cap. Thanks, Dave

186)  First Sergeant Jack King                     REST  IN  PEACE             Obituary

C Btry

Sept 1970 - Sept 1971

mlking2315@sbcglobal.net Son's email

Good to see this site. I was battery executive in Bravo and led the raids to LZ Baldy and Lz Ross as well as the advance party movement for Bravo from Camp Eagle to NAC. The 101st would not even let us dismount in Eagle after we came down from the Rock out of fear of what we would do.

190)  TIM WILS0N
C 2/94 Btry Clk
May 67 - May 68
wilsontg47@yahoo.com
 

Directed to site last week. Hope to make Branson.

191)  Charles Robinson
HHB 2/94 - FDC
11/67 to 11/68
corobinson@earthlink.net
 

I was the "C" Btry computer at Batallion FDC. It seems as though I have blotted out most of the Vietnam memories. I went arrived at Camp Carroll and was assigned to the Survey section, having been trained in survey at Ft. Sill. After helping the Survey section build most of the hutches, I was transferred to FDC. I remember that a few days after I moved out of the survey section hutch into the FDC hutch, the survey hutch was hit by what I believe was a rocket. It seems it was very close to where my bunk had been. I really cannot remember the names of any of the men who served with me. I would like to hear from some of you guys. I remember seeing the FDC 3/4 ton burning after taking a hit and that someone moved the FDC trailer for our mobile unit to keep it from burning. I remember thinking that I should have moved it instead of just walking by to the relative security of our underground bunker. That hole in the ground became my home for over half of my time spent at Carroll.

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