Hi. I just wanted to make a comment to danny. I did 66 to 68. In Bravo Company and a platoon leader and sergeant and took out patrols. I was there for 22 month so is i worked with a number of corpsmen. Youre understating your role tremendously. We couldnt go out without a corpsman. We would be out for five days, four fight nights and sometimes as long as ten days so the endurance of the corpsmen were right there, and when anyone got hit the corpsman had to happen with someone wound while theyre fire or a prisoner who was wounded. So you were part of us and you earned your globe and anchor. The other thing i wanted to mention is it in termites the experience, something that is an antiquated term which is character. After vietnam, took me a while to get straight and i went and got educated and ph. D and faculty here. What molded me and shaped me was my experience in vietnam and being a marine. Here we have im sorry. Talk a little louder. So, i wanted to say about the service, how that sh
Derek John DuHoux (“Hooty”), age 34, of Clara City, Minnesota, passed away Wednesday, August 2, 2023 at the St. Cloud Hospital due to complications from injuries sustained in an airplane crop dusting accident on July 25, 2023. Derek was an Army veteran, Captain, AH-64D Apache helicopter pilot and commander, crop duster pilot, first responder, and American Legion member.