I am trying to get in contact with former CCT member Jim Hunter. He worked for me in Goma, Zaire managing Goma airport ramp services in 1994 for DynCorp Aerospace Operations under a contract with CARE Canada during the Rwandan refugee crisis.

Mort Freedman and Jim Lundy were friends in Vietnam in 1968. I will always remember them.

36 years now in 2020. God Bless all fallen soldiers.

Please update the fallen brothers to include Woody Whitehead\'s passing on 22 Jan 2020. This is confirmed. Woody was in the Tampa VA hospice. I was there. I have no proof but in my mind this cancer was caused by Agent Orange. Woody used to tell me stories that when he wasn\'t busy he fly in the Ranch Hand 123\'s that had just sprayed. Woody was the ultimate jumpmaster. He was in his element in the sky. RIP Woody. You are already missed.

Please update John Chapman to MSgt and holder of the Medal of Honor for his actions in Operation Anaconda at Takur Ghar. The first CCT to be awarded the Medal.

February 28, 2019 was my Brother Emilio Martinez Jr anniversary. Its been 35 years since he passed. He was 1 of 18 that died in Zaragoza Spain. This memorial is comforting to me every anniversary, yet bitter sweet. May he rest in peace.

http://arlingtoncemetery.net/seduffman.htm
Missing entry?

I am so sorry and saddened by your deep loss. My 2 grandsons Sean O\'Hearn and Mitch Houston were close friends with him as they went through the pipeline training with him. When I commented to Mitch about all the medals Dylan received, he responded- \"He did his job well\". They will both be there to honor him at Arlington and my heart and thoughts and prayers will also be there for all of you. While there is deep hurt and sadness, I hope you will also feel a sense of deep pride in all that this young man has done and accomplished at his young age. His memory will live on.

Anyone know about Brent hibbards whereabouts? I met him at spangdahlem in 85-86...I was a firefighter there. He was a awesome cct member. Any info please email me.

Jimmy and I grew up together in Chicago. We lived on the same street and dated the same girls. We entered the military the same year. Jim in the Air Force and me in the Army. We saw each other again on a drop zone in Panama during Operation Just Cause, he was a Combat Controller and I was a Army CPT in the 82nd Airborne Division. His first words to were, \"you\'re late.\" Then he took off in other direction. I miss you bro. Now you will be the first one in again and I\'ll see you on the DZ, late again. Love you.

Bernie