from the Mobility Veteran's Forum:
2006-09-13 19:37: I was in the 14 APS, asigned to CRB Nov. 67. Then to OLAD (Dalat) dec 67 thru nov 68. I have some pictures that I can post. I am glad to see this site. I did not know we were called a "mob team" or I just forgot. Several members of the OLAD team were awarded Bronze Stars, Commendation Medals and Purple Hearts. Lew Brabram (CCT) was awarded the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and a few other medals.

2006-09-13 19:56: I found one of my list of names. If you are interested in contacting any of the let me know and I will pass on the information to them.

Abell, Edward Anders, Randall Anderson, Michael Baker, James Barcus,Craig Benapfl, Michael A. Brewster, Harold Burr, Bill  (Cct), Camarata, Robert Czapp, Thomas Dailey, John C. Ekdahl, Dennis Elias, David

Enslow, Randy Funke, Charlie Gentle, Ronald Goolsby, George  (Died 4 Yrs Ago), Graber, Phillip Henry, Benjamin Holden, John Hooper, Allen (Cct) Lewey, Charles Lewis, John, Cpt Martin, Billy Mcfarr, Tony  (Pj) Means, Blaine

Merritt, Jim Ogden, Terry Orr, Larry Peckenschneider, James Rapp,  George C. Remus, James Rohloff, Richard Sanders, Robert Schoen, Donald Steck, Michael Vandenberg, Donald Weissel, Fred C. Zotto, Charles

If I can come up with the rest, I will send them or post them on the forum.



Thanks, Ron and Welcome Home.

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MSgt. Lewis O. Brabham, Jr., who almost single-handedly directed air operations from the ground at Saigon's airport on the final day of conflict, was  presented the William H. Pitsenbarger Heroism Award at the annual AFSA Awards Banquet.