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(@tom-thompson)
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George,

Attached are 2 pictures of YR-23 that were taken 12/78' in Unchon S. Korea. I was amazed that it was the same A/C that had been described in your earlier post as "The most combat damaged CH-46 in Nam?" You'll be happy to know that she was still working her butt off hauling grunts and junk for our beloved Corps.

Semper Fi

Tom

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Posted : 2003-09-03 16:44
(@tom-thompson)
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YR-23

Another Shot

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Posted : 2003-09-03 16:50
(@george-curtis)
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your YR-23 was 154807

FYI

154803 was the helicopter that lifted the US ambassador off the roof in Saigon in 1975. Retired to Norfolk, VA .


George T. Curtis (RIP. 9/17/2005)

 
Posted : 2003-09-03 18:42
(@tom-thompson)
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YR-23

George,

Any way of finding out the final disposition -

Could it still be active?

Tom


 
Posted : 2003-09-03 20:13
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154807, now a CH-46E, was last noted as active with HMM-262, coded ET-05, in December 2002.


 
Posted : 2003-09-17 13:47
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BRAVO ZULU SID!


George T. Curtis (RIP. 9/17/2005)

 
Posted : 2003-09-17 15:36
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