Post by pvt04e on Jun 7, 2009 23:33:16 GMT -5
Hi to All,
Hope you don't mind, I actually flew with HMM-364 as a TAD Door Gunner in 1969 while stationed at Marble Mt. RVN. Now I build metal art and generally like to donate something when you have a reunion. My H-34 has a 32 inch rotor span and yes they rotate in the wind as does the fuselage. Anyway, I'd like to donate something in the future just give me a email with the point of contact and I'll see what I can conjure up.
In 1969 I was a young Sergeant serving with Marine Air Traffic Control Unit 68 at Marble and An Hoa. Later I served as a Drill Instructor, Warrant Officer and as an LDO to the grade of Major. At retirement in 1990, I was the XO of MWSS-173.
Glen Porter
Hope you don't mind, I actually flew with HMM-364 as a TAD Door Gunner in 1969 while stationed at Marble Mt. RVN. Now I build metal art and generally like to donate something when you have a reunion. My H-34 has a 32 inch rotor span and yes they rotate in the wind as does the fuselage. Anyway, I'd like to donate something in the future just give me a email with the point of contact and I'll see what I can conjure up.
In 1969 I was a young Sergeant serving with Marine Air Traffic Control Unit 68 at Marble and An Hoa. Later I served as a Drill Instructor, Warrant Officer and as an LDO to the grade of Major. At retirement in 1990, I was the XO of MWSS-173.
Glen Porter