391 entries.
wrote on July 2, 2025
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11:57 pm
Thank you Ken Keysinget for starting this website. I truly is the beginning of a very powerful healing process. I now feel as though I exist!
I cannot begin to put in words how happy I was to hear Walsh say: I have been looking for you for years.
I am beginning to heal…
Thank you, Ken! Thank you, Walsh!
I cannot begin to put in words how happy I was to hear Walsh say: I have been looking for you for years.
I am beginning to heal…
Thank you, Ken! Thank you, Walsh!
wrote on July 1, 2025
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3:01 pm
I was in 2nd platoon, Co D, 1st Btn, 327 Infantry, April 2 -July 16, 1969. I JUST found this!!! after 55 years. Steve Bodihus, I believe was in my platoon, as well as Randy Lundy who died in August and Doc Lefty who apparently died the same day I was critically wounded WOW! I couldn't find any connections with my platoon since I was medivaced out. I can add to the Tomahawk attack in 1969 since I was supposed to be on it's OP bunker except we were extended on a nearby mountain and watched PUFF do it's magic all night. Ironically, I knew Tom Powers who just survived The 10 assaults on Hamburger Hill and was on that OP bunker, asleep inside. He woke up to a satchel charge going off in the bunker and was stunned--the door flew open and he was hit by 2 AK-47 bullets, followed by another sapper with a pistol shot him twice more. He played dead til near morning and staggered out--He survived and I met him at Great Lakes Naval Hospital--me with paraplegia and him with lots of scars but patched up and sent back to regular duty. I'm desperate to hear from ANYBODY to fill my void of 55 years, esp about Lefty who must have died later that day-Doc Short is the one who attended me, the AK entered my shoulder, put 4 holes in my lung, passed behind my heart and lodged against T-6 vertebrae. My being the machine gunner, I think they set us up for a sniper to hit their favorite target--the M-60!! Ken Tauer
wrote on June 28, 2025
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5:22 pm
MISS YOU GUYS ...I WAS WITH C 2-327 AND WENT TO MANY REUNIONS...IN TENN...I REMEMBER YOU FROM MAINE...AND NOW IN FLORIDA..HOPE YOUR DOING FINE..AIRBORNE..
wrote on June 27, 2025
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8:44 am
From Robert . . .
I'VE BEEN IN AN OUT OF THE HOSPITAL SINCE WE
TALKED LAST. I GOT A PACEMAKER WIRELESS
HEART ABLATION MY 5 TH ONE. A WATCHMAN
PUT INSIDE MY HEART. I HAVE HAD 3 STROKES IN FOUR
YRS. I CAN't drive anymore, an now im a fall risk, I HOPE
ALL IS GOOD THERE. I RETIRED FROM HOME DEPOT 3YRS AGO
AN IT SEEMS WHEN WE RETIRED ALL WE DID IS GO TO DOCTORS
ANYWAY I WILL TRY NOT TO BE A STRANGER. TELL EVERYONE
TO STAY SAFE.......LINDAUER
I'VE BEEN IN AN OUT OF THE HOSPITAL SINCE WE
TALKED LAST. I GOT A PACEMAKER WIRELESS
HEART ABLATION MY 5 TH ONE. A WATCHMAN
PUT INSIDE MY HEART. I HAVE HAD 3 STROKES IN FOUR
YRS. I CAN't drive anymore, an now im a fall risk, I HOPE
ALL IS GOOD THERE. I RETIRED FROM HOME DEPOT 3YRS AGO
AN IT SEEMS WHEN WE RETIRED ALL WE DID IS GO TO DOCTORS
ANYWAY I WILL TRY NOT TO BE A STRANGER. TELL EVERYONE
TO STAY SAFE.......LINDAUER
wrote on June 26, 2025
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7:51 pm
DAVE HALLOWELL....BEEN LOOKING FOR YOU FOR YEARS..I HAD YOUR NAME ON A PAPER THEY USE TO SEND US...I KNEW YOU WERE IN PHILLY BUT COULDN' T FIND THE TOWN...SURE IS NICE TO SEE YOUR STILL AROUND..I WISH YOU COULD OF BEEN TO SOME OF THE REUNIONS,,,,SEND ME YOUR E-MAIL I'M AT RWBFDMAN@COMCAST,NET
WELCOME HOME BROTHER,,,
WELCOME HOME BROTHER,,,
wrote on June 24, 2025
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1:35 pm
I was honored to serve with SFC Harper, Walsh, Lane, Burciaga, Meyers—I was your assistant machine gunner until you were wounded in Chu Lao and I took over the M60 machine gunner.
Capt Anthony Mavourudis (Zorba the Greek was the company commander. I acknowledge all members of the second platoon Co C 2nd Bn 1st Bde 101st Airborne.
The No Slack Battalion.
Thank you for the honor!
Hallowell
Capt Anthony Mavourudis (Zorba the Greek was the company commander. I acknowledge all members of the second platoon Co C 2nd Bn 1st Bde 101st Airborne.
The No Slack Battalion.
Thank you for the honor!
Hallowell
wrote on June 24, 2025
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5:08 am
I am so grateful to whomever started the 327th website. To see those with whom I served in the 2nd Platoon picture brought back many good memories. SFC Harper was the best platoon sergeant. He loved to trade a soda he had for one of your beers that you didn’t want since you didn’t drink.
I remember those with whom I served that did not come back home. They gave the ultimate sacrifice! I am proud to have served with Co C 2nd Bn 327th Infantry 1st Bde 101st Airborne.
I remember those with whom I served that did not come back home. They gave the ultimate sacrifice! I am proud to have served with Co C 2nd Bn 327th Infantry 1st Bde 101st Airborne.
wrote on June 22, 2025
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3:17 pm
Thanks to Team Gilbert for another fantastic Cobra Reunion. You guys are the best.
wrote on June 7, 2025
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6:47 pm
My brother Sgt. John t Dixon, Kia June 9 1966 Dak to area
2nd Battalion, 327th. inf. reg. He may been in C co.
I believe it was Operation Hawthorn.
Appreciate any one who knew him.or of him for any information of his death. Thank you.
T. DIXON (570) 5921715
2nd Battalion, 327th. inf. reg. He may been in C co.
I believe it was Operation Hawthorn.
Appreciate any one who knew him.or of him for any information of his death. Thank you.
T. DIXON (570) 5921715
wrote on June 7, 2025
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4:00 am
My father, Henry S. Chlebek was with the 327th during WWll. I have visited Bastogne, 2 times and will be visiting again this September. The 101st Airborne Museum in Bastogne is incredible. I served in the Air Force (1974-78) but would love to see my fathers name on any lists of his activities.