Submitted by Name: Eric & Renee Baker From: Washinton state E-mail: Contact
Comments: November 21,1966. A convoy lead by 1st Lieutenant Neil Keltner leaves Long Bien on highway 1 to Long Giao and the Blackhorse base camp in Xuan Loc. Half way there,near Ap Hung Nghia, highway 1 drops sharply to a stream bed, where the 274th Viet Cong Regiment launched their attack from the high grass & jungle. The ambush that day took the lives of Russell L Halley, Jimmy L Rhodes, Harry Lee Powers and Ray E Johnson.,But it did not take their memory, or those of the brave men who served that day! My family and I know & remember that experience today because Bill Waller, C-Troop, 1966-67 taught us never to forget.
Added: November 21, 2011
Submitted by Name: Andrew Hilt From: Indiana E-mail: Contact
Comments: Johnnie H. Kramer has passed away on Nov. 9, 2011. He was with the 11th Armored Cav. Served in VN from 1970-1971 I believe. He died in his home in Shelbyville Indiana.
Added: November 14, 2011
Submitted by Name: ed miller From: n.y. E-mail: Contact
Comments: need help for a VA claim. i was on acav K-13 during the ambush of 21may67. if anyone remembers seeing the VC dragging me from my acav please contact me at wardie1@verizon.net. thank you.
Added: November 14, 2011
Submitted by Name: Eric & Renee Baker From: Washington State E-mail: Contact
Comments: My family and I would like to take a moment to show our respect by saying to all the Blackhorse troopers "thank you for your service & sacrifice". We promised Bill Waller,C-troop, 1966-67 that we will teach our children the way he taught us to never forget.
"All gave some, some gave all" 716 lost but never forgotten
Added: November 11, 2011
Submitted by Name: Dave Reesey From: Annapolis MD
Comments: Could someone tell me what time the 11th acr assembles at the Wall on Veterans day....THANK YOU.....I was with H AND E troop 70,71
Admin reply: In Thunder Run. 10AM by statue of the three soldiers.
thank you for your service and for attending
Added: November 10, 2011
Submitted by Name: Tina From: Michigan E-mail: Contact
Comments: Found two dark olive uniforms with the black horse insignia in just black and a a round patch with a thick tan line through the middle and dark blue top and bottom. Would like someone from the regiment or their family to have these.
Added: October 15, 2011
Submitted by Name: fred d jack From: hayward wisconsin/Minneapolis Mn E-mail: Contact
Comments: Driver of one of the zippos HQ 35 the one that ran over the land mine.
Added: October 7, 2011
Submitted by Name: Bill Hatfield From: Cincinnati OH E-mail: Contact
Comments: Still proud of my "Honorary Blackhorse Trooper" certificate. I was with 11th acr at FSB Warrior 1971 on an 8" Howitzer with 2/32 artillery. God Bless...
Added: October 1, 2011
Submitted by Name: Steven U. Teitelbaum From: Slingerlands NY E-mail: Contact
Comments: Is ther any one who remembers Daniel M. Leahy,2Lt, HOw. Btry, 1st Sqd.. He was my roommate in college and best firend. He was only in country 51 days before his death. Tay ninh province 4-18-69. At the time of his dath I wa san E-5 still in the States.
Added: October 1, 2011
Submitted by Name: robert sinclair From: natick, mass. E-mail: Contact
Comments: served with air cav troop 1969-1970, Quan Loi and Bein Hoa, left April 1970.
Name: Eric & Renee Baker
From: Washinton state
E-mail: Contact
November 21,1966. A convoy lead by 1st Lieutenant Neil Keltner leaves Long Bien on highway 1 to Long Giao and the Blackhorse base camp in Xuan Loc. Half way there,near Ap Hung Nghia, highway 1 drops sharply to a stream bed, where the 274th Viet Cong Regiment launched their attack from the high grass & jungle. The ambush that day took the lives of Russell L Halley, Jimmy L Rhodes, Harry Lee Powers and Ray E Johnson.,But it did not take their memory, or those of the brave men who served that day!
My family and I know & remember that experience today because Bill Waller, C-Troop, 1966-67 taught us never to forget.