RBnDFW wrote:

Michael A. Terrell wrote:

BTW, I was attached to Command at every base I served at, after basic
training. That means I saw things most GIs didn't. One base was the
helicopter training center, preparing people for deployment in Vietnam.
Any veteran who needed a Medevac flight to save their life, owes their
life to the brave Army pilots who flew through battle zones to transport
them to a MASH unit, of field hospital. The Air force did the Air
Traffic Control Duties, but wouldn't fly the Medevac choppers. My job
was to make sure they got the best training possible. The other base
was the US Army Cold Weather Research Facility. There were two
companies. Command and Engineering. The enemy there was quickly
freezing to death.

Michael, thank you for your service to our country.


Thank you. I did what they asked of me, to the best of my abilities.



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