Entry #: 43         Date: Fri Mar 23 00:18:16 2001
Name:	Art
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	Can't believe I've read this thing so many times without signing on. The Dallas reunion was great, looking forward to Savannah. A great website with names I remember and some I should.

	Entry #: 42         Date: Tue Mar 20 20:21:39 2001
Name:	Michael A. Perry
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	This is really outstanding for the Hillclimbers to have a site. This brings back a lot of memories. I was a member of this unit from 1985-1989. Keep up good works.

	Entry #: 41         Date: Mon Mar 19 16:37:04 2001
Name:	Jim
Web Site:	The American Veterans Collection
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	Just visiting other veteran sites and wanted to say hello. I was a crew/chief door gunner with the 119th Assault Helicopter Company in the Central Highlands of Vietnam during 1969 and 1970.

	Entry #: 40         Date: Sat Mar 17 13:15:17 2001
Name:	H.G. Hutchenson
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	Sitting here on St.Patties Day ( the day I arrived in Nam) and discovered the site! Yep I am one also. 147/171st. Looking forward to more. SP/5 Hutchenson 68/69

	Entry #: 39         Date: Fri Mar 16 16:02:12 2001
Name:	Bill McCloud
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	I was a flight operations coordinator with the 147th in Vung Tau from March of 1968 to March of 1969. I am the author of WHAT SHOULD WE TELL OUR CHILDREN ABOUT VIETNAM?, published in 1989 by The University of Oklahoma Press. It has been published in three different editions and is still in print. It is made up of 128 answers to the title question from such people as George Bush, Jimmy Carter, Barry Goldwater, Tom Hayden, Henry Kissinger, Timothy Leary, G. Gordon Liddy, John McCain, Country Joe McDonald, Robert S. McNamara, Oliver Stone, and William C. Westmoreland. Besides such well-known people as these, though, you'll also read answers from soldiers, POWs, nurses, refugees, writers, and parents of soldiers who were killed in the war. The book grew out of a cover-article I did for AMERICAN HERITAGE magazine (May, 1988).

	Entry #: 38         Date: Wed Mar 14 11:16:05 2001
Name:	DANIEL PAUL BURROWS
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	Vung Tau 1969-70 147th ASHC Hillclimber.

	Entry #: 37         Date: Fri Mar 2 23:58:53 2001
Name:	ken daggett
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	got to the 147th in april of 67 after comming over with the 191st. was alternate cook/mess sgt and was down in tiger towers as a cook.went back to vietnam last year and will be going again in oct of this year. i married miss be who was a waitress at tiger towers. have been married for 33/34 years now.great site and keep up the good work.would like to hear from anybody who remembers me.i also havent heard from vic labelle for about 10 years or so. last i knew he was living in florida. thanks ken....

	Entry #: 36         Date: Fri Mar 2 13:14:22 2001
Name:	greg hawkins
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	road on, provide chow and water and ammo by hillclimbers. was also nocked on my ass as I attempted to back load water trailer-touched the old hook and that shithook gave me a jolt-static build up. was w/5/60th 9th div. thanks guys greg hawkins

	Entry #: 35         Date: Thu Mar 1 18:39:26 2001
Name:	David Hiben
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	I was with the 147th Hillclimbers from 68-70. I flew with WO Beyers, WO Creese, FE Bagley, CC Stump. Was shot down in Vin Longh Province in 1969. WO Beyers got the silver star and WO Creese got a purple heart. I would like to hear from these guys. I remember the 1st sgt was Sgt Parker. Very few people do I remember today. Would hope to go to the reunion and see some of these people. Very good site... It is hard to find much info about the 147th.

	Entry #: 34         Date: Thu Mar 1 16:28:19 2001
Name:	Cliff (Bill) Morrell
Web Site:
Site Rating:	10
Comments:	I was a Hillclimber Jan 71 to Dec 71 (GN/CE and a couple of FE missions). Hooked with the best. Great site.