Huey and Cobra tattoo

I just got the Huey and Cobra tattoo in Nov of ’10. I designed it myself, and even had the artist subtly incorporate my M.O.S. into the design as the helicopter’s numbers: 6154. I was stationed at MCAS New River, NC from June ’99 to Sep ’03, and served with the HML/A-269 Gunrunners as an Airframes Mechanic on the Huey and Cobra. Sgt. Shaun Lakeberg Not as Lean, Still as Mean, Always A Marine Semper Fidelis Jan 3, 2011 read more

National Geographic Special- Inside the Vietnam War….Hour 3

I am amazed to find that Nat'l Geo has allowed the full segments, 45
minutes each, to be publicly available on YouTube.  Here are the links
for the three segments.  (There's an ad for a new kind of insulated
jacket leading each episode for maybe 30 seconds.)  So you can watch any
of these anytime, at least as long as they keep these available, which
probably depends on the sponsor.  I don't think there's any way to record
the video off YouTube. read more

Koh Tang Beach Vets

Along with the last 41 names on the Viet Nam Wall, we are the Veterans, Families and Friends of the Mayaguez incident on May 15, 1975. It is our hope that this site will become a place where our fellow Golf, Echo, and H&S 2/9 Marines, Sailors, and Air Force Personnel as well as their friends, and families can find comfort and support to this oft-forgotten chapter of American history. read more

National Geographic Special- Inside the Vietnam War….Hour 2

I am amazed to find that Nat'l Geo has allowed the full segments, 45
minutes each, to be publicly available on YouTube.  Here are the links
for the three segments.  (There's an ad for a new kind of insulated
jacket leading each episode for maybe 30 seconds.)  So you can watch any
of these anytime, at least as long as they keep these available, which
probably depends on the sponsor.  I don't think there's any way to record
the video off YouTube. read more