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HOW TO MISS A BOB HOPE SHOW IN TWO EASY LESSONS

It was Christmas time in Vietnam, and, of course, the perennial favorite was on hand--Bob Hope--that is, if you could find him.

As was everyone else, SP4 Frederick Hypes, of  Headquarters and Headquarters Troop, was hoping to see the annual Christmas Show. Trouble is the locations and times for the show was harder to find out than trying to reach a Long Binh number on a Class C phone.

Giving up the quest, he took a leave to Thailand to visit his brother stationed a couple hundred miles north of Bangkok. It was a warm reunion but as they talked, his brother, who had been in country only one week interrupted him and said, "Oh Fred, you'll never guess what happened yesterday. I got to see the Bob Hope Show!"

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REDHORSE Review

Commanding Officer LTC Robert A. Arnet

Information Officer 1LT  Charles S. McCulloch

Editor   Frederick C. Hypes

 

The REDHORSE REVIEW is an authorized monthly publica­tion of the US army ,published by the Information Officer 3d Squadron, 17th Air Cavalry, APO 96289 (telephone number: Di An 2281), which is under th0 12th Aviation Group (Combat), commanded by Colonel John C. Hughes.

Opinions expressed in the REDHORSE Review are not necessarily those of the Department of the army. The services of the armed Forces Press Service are used and other sources as noted. Circulation: 500 copies.

Contributions to the REDHORSE Review should be sent to the Squadron Information Office NLT the 27th of each month.  

12 January 1970

REDHORSE Review

YOU DON'T HAVE TO BANG UP THE BIRD

Though Headquarters and Headquarters Troop lacks some of the action other troops see each month, they continue to fight the home front battles such as troop improvement. For the hard work put into CMMI preparation, More than 20 special letters of appreciation were presented to deserving personnel.

Awards and Decorations for December

SP4 Henry R. Hayes

SP4 William T. Kress, SP4 Dan G. Lennons

SP4 Charles M. Martin, SP4 Roy J. Patterson, SP4 Robert Phillips

SP4 Harvey M. Seeley, SP4 Cornelius J. Curran, SP4 Steven S. Calmes, SP4 Preston R. Perry,  SP4 Eugene L. Simmons, SP4 James Lindsay

SP4 David Bergmooser, SP4 Larry E. Robbins, SP4 Thomas P. Minor

SP4 Gregory E. Cole

SP4 Nathan Harris

Bronze Stars for Service  CPT Ronald J. McDaniel, 1LT Joseph W. Long, SFC Keith Skaggs

Soldiers Medals   1LT Thomas K. Benson, SP4 Thomas B. Green, SP4 Richard F. Hopkins

Army Commendation Medal for Service

SFC William Ennis, SSG Ellis E. Jordan, SSG Howard L. Bailey, SP6 Michael D. Hunt, SP5 David R. Avila, SP5 Barry A. Arseneau, SP5 Morris E. Dews, SP5 John W. Burnham

Letters of Appreciation  CPT Thomas J. Joran, CW2 John J. Cambest, 1SG George T. Hayman, SFC Keith B. Skaggs, SFC William Ennis, SSG Isiah Dixon Jr., SP5 Charles J. Lawson  

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REDHORSE REVIEW

12 January 1969

(Though the New Year's Day has already come and passed, the following message from Colonel John C. Hughes, Commanding Officer, 12th aviation Group (Combat) still contains an important guideline to follow no matter what the season of the year.)

"As 1969 draws to a close, and we prepare to celebrate the New Year, let us realize the significance of the coming year to the Vietnamese people. The past year has brought about a decided turn in events through our successful operations against Communist Forces. The new year brings new hope, and renewed ef­fort by the Vietnamese people in ending their long struggle against Communist aggression and restoring a long sought after lasting peace to this country. He has made great progress, yet there is much to be done. Let us bend to the task with renewed faith in our cause and renewed hope that the day is not far distant when mankind will achieve "peace on earth. I offer my warmest personal wishes for you all in the coming year and with duty done, a safe return to your loved ones."

JOHN C. HUGHES Colonel, Infantry Commanding  

REDHORSE Review

Commanding Officer LTC Robert A. Arnet

Information Officer 1LT  Charles S. McCulloch

Editor   Frederick C. Hypes

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The REDHORSE REVIEW is an authorized monthly publica­tion of the US army ,published by the Information Officer 3d Squadron, 17th Air Cavalry, APO 96289 (telephone number: Di An 2281), which is under th0 12th Aviation Group (Combat), commanded by Colonel John C. Hughes.

Opinions expressed in the REDHORSE Review are not necessarily those of the Department of the army. The services of the armed Forces Press Service are used and other sources as noted. Circulation: 500 copies.

Contributions to the REDHORSE Review should be sent to the Squadron Information Office NLT the 27th of each month.

 

 

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