Troy Sexton 7/12/67, Alpha Co. Pernell Claud 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Gary Coleman 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Robert Echols 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Gerald Fox 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Willie Fullilove 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Eddie Gibson 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Stephen Groth 7/12/67, Bravo Co.; Ronald King 7/12/67, Bravo Co. John Harlan 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Wandle Hickman 7/12/67, Bravo Co. David Horn 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Jerry Hughes 7/12/67, Bravo Co.
Rockwell Jamison7/12/67, B Co. Charles Judge Jr. 7/12/67, B Co. Jerry Lanier 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Milford McKee 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Joseph Miller 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Owen Montgomery 7/12/67, B Co. Gaylord Nootz 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Salvatore Polizzi 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Brian Ruston 7/12/67, Bravo Co. James Schiele 7/12/67, Bravo Co. (POW) Robert Strange 7/12/67, Bravo Co. James Van Bendegom 7/12/67, BCo. (POW)
Gary Waguespack 7/12/67, B Co. Floyd Williams 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Moses Williams 7/12/67, Bravo Co. Tyrone Combs 7/12/67, HHC Ronald Crain 7/12/67, HHC Floyd Noe 7/12/67, HHC Fred Bragg Jr. 7/12/67, 42nd Arty LeRoy Charboneau 7/12/67 42nd Arty James Haider 7/12/67, 42nd Arty Frederick Herrera 7/24/69 , 4th Eng Charles Mattern 7/28/67, 4th Engi Stephen Rushing 7/30/70, Bravo, Co.
VIDEO - RARE 8MM VIDEO TAKEN BY TERRY JUDD, DELTA CO. 1967/6
Terry Judd served as Sgt in Delta Company from early 1967 to February of 68. He brought along his 8mm camera and took hours of video of his years spent as a Delta Dog. Terry sadly passed away in 2009, but his son Michael recently transferred the 55 year old film to YouTube for all to see.
The silent film shows what most of us saw, and records mountains, convoys, choppers, unloading C' Fire bases, jungle, crossing streams and rivers, perimeter chow lines,patrols and the every day life of his time in the filed, and some of surrounding Vietnamese towns and villages. If your are a Delta Dog of that era, you may see some familiar faces and surroundings. It certainly brought back familiar sights to this writer of Charlie Company.
The film comes in two parts. Click below to view each movie. Part # is 31 minutes long, Part two is 26 minutes There's a lot to see. This film is shot by a Red Warrior and is a rare glimpse of everyday life that we all experienced. There's even a fire fight scene and grunts retrieving the wounded....not sure if staged or real, but makes for good viewing.
RED WARRIORS DIARY PAGES LINK TO MAPS WHERE EVENTS OCCURRED
Our Red Warrior 1967-70 Diary Pages (see menu button to the left) now has links to the military maps where events occurred. Check it out. Find the year, date, description. If a coordinated is mentioned there should be a link to the map on our map pages.
1966-70 DIARY LOGS UPDATED - LINKS ADDED TO COORDINANTS & KIA bios
We've gone through our 1966-1970 Daily Diary logs and updated information, especially for the years 1969 & 1970. We have gone through the entire five year daily diary logs and linked every casualty to their bio so that readers can quickly identify the men lost during on tose particular dates. Likewise, we have linked every grid coordinate mentioned to the map in which the coordinate is mentioned. Thus if a location is identified, you can, with the click of a button, find the map.
The Red Warrior Vietnam association is always improving the data we have, and making it easier to access. If any Red Warrior has information as to names of those wounded on a particular date, and they are not mentioned in the diaries, please inform us. Email: JIM
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