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Great website, enjoyed my visit here very much. Hoping that you will
return the visit to ours and sign our guestbook.
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Sir,
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(1) John Haglund
(77) excellent site
(76) I had the honor to meet and serve with Colonel Howard in one of his last assignments as COMSOCKOR 1988-1990. At the time I was the Commander of B company, 2nd Battalion, 1st Special Forces Group(A). I saw him again in January 2002 in his current role with the VA in Korea. I have always been impressed not only by his past heroics, but at his humility and kindness to all. It is a good thing to honor a hero like Colonel Howard while he is still living. Thanks for your good work!
(75) Signing in,
(74) Served as E6 with USASFV(Provisional) and 5th Group for 25 months from 1964 thru 1966. Another 12 months in 'Nam 1968-1969 as an E7, plus assignments to 6th SF Group and 7th SF Group, and JUWTF(Atlantic). A fine web site dedicated to some fine soldiers, most of which I am proud to have served with. Hoisted more than a few drafts with Zab at the Main Stag Bar at Bragg, and at the Coast Guard canteen and the VFW here in Saint Petersburg.
(73) Greetings from Finland
(72) Terriffic web site!!
(71) Beautiful display. Enjoyed it.
(70) Excellent tribute to a great
hero. It was an honor to serve with men like him in the SF in VN.
(69) Hi Neil-I spent that last night in country talking and drinking with Bob in House #10, Saigon, Lionnel Pinn (Housemeister) would not allow he or I to go downtown, I had no Civvies and Bob was to fly out next morning to receive his medal. He didn't want it at that time, all he wanted to do was go to
town (smile). Great site for a true soldier and real man. I have not seen Bob for many, many years as with another two heroes: Fred
Zabitosky and the "super soldier" Lionnel Pinn.
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Neil,
(67) Hi,
(66) Thanks for honoring these men, the real heroes of our times.
(65) Great Site about a Great Soldier. But then, Bob Howard never took a back seat to anyone. He gave more than he had and received less than his worth. Health, happiness and good fortune go with him. (Note: Jim Euel wrote and sang one of the best songs about the Vietnam War - "Purple Heart". You can download this great song by clicking the link below. Right-click on the link then select "Save Target As". Many thanks to Jim.)
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(64) Great website Neil. Best I have ever seen. You guys deserve a lot of credit for this great site. Thanks.
(63) A tip of the beret to you Neil on your excellent portrayal of the great
(62) IT IS MORE THAN AN HONOR TO READ ABOUT ROBERT L. HOWARD.THIS MAN REPRESENTS THE HIGHEST, AND MOST RESPECTED
ACHIEVEMENT OF ANY MAN THAT SURVIVED BATTLE;ONLY THOSE THAT GAVE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE CAN LAY CLAIM TO HIS VALOR.
(61) God Bless this remarkable man.
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