HHC 2nd Brigade Aviation Section
101st Airborne Division, LZ Sally, Phu Bai, South Vietnam
(under construction)

Albums - email me your Brandy pictures with caption and I'll add you to the album - ben@qualitycounts.com:

• Knapp - 67 to 68
• Knehr - 69 to 70
• Dry - 7/69 to 7/70
• Hess - 11/69 to 7/70

War stories:

• LYON, JAMES MICHAEL Compiled by Task Force Omega Inc
• Bio, Parsels, John W. / PARSELS, JOHN WILLIAM Compiled by Task Force Omega Inc / Vietnam POW - MIA John William Parsels
• Bio, Kobashigawa, Tom Y. / KOBASHIGAWA, TOM YOSHIHISA Compiled by Task Force Omega Inc
• Bio, Hefel, Daniel H. / HEFEL, DANIEL HENRY Compiled by Task Force Omega Inc / Hefel - lycos.com
• Jim Burton 1 Jim Burton 2 3
• Got some stories on this location if I ever get around to telling it
• Veghel
• Timex
• 101st Airborne Division In The A Shau Valley 1969-1971 - YouTube - See the white circle at 2:43 into the video.  It's bravo company, 158th Aviation Battalion, one of the units I was in.
• Ben Sutton

Maps:

• See B Company, 158th

Misc:

• All the WOC class pictures

• KIA by name

• FORSYTHE THOMAS LYNN

• Names of Vietnam War casualties by city and state www.VirtualWall.org

• Information on helicopter 67-16675

• Index of panel

• Class Photographs from the past - WOCC

• WOC 69-17

• WOC Pics

• WO1 Thomas Lynn Forsythe

Other HHC, 2nd Bde, 101st web sites:

• COMPANY B - 2/501st Infantry (101st AIRBORNE Div) RVN 67-72
• http://lzsally.com
• http://www.geocities.com/Pentagon/4759/47salair.htm

Southeast Asia Treaty Organization - Wiki - "Both the United States and Australia cited the alliance as justification for involvement in Vietnam.[18] American membership in SEATO provided the United States with a rationale for a large-scale U.S. military intervention in Southeast Asia.[13] Other countries, such as Great Britain and key nations in Asia, accepted the rationale"

The Truth about the Vietnam War - PragerU - https://youtu.be/7hqYGHZCJwk

Why Did America Fight the Vietnam War? - PragerU - https://youtu.be/EunyfX-Zjo4

My view: You could argue SEATO, the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, the domino theory and the humanitarian issues for the next 100 years but the bottom line is that we should not have pulled the plug and let 3 million people die. We could have easily won that war but not by fighting a politically correct war. We should have bombed the north infrastructure into the Dark Ages. I’m talking government buildings, airports, power plants, petroleum storage facilities, manufacturing, water treatment facilities, shipping harbors, etc.