Veterans History Project - David Steele
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2024
- Name: David G. Steele
Dates of Service: 1966 - 1968
Highest Rank: E-5
Branch: U.S. Army
Conflict: Vietnam War
Unit: 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry, 25th Division, "Wolfhounds"
Awards: Bronze Star, Combat Infantry Badge, Marksmanship, National Defense Service Medal, Sharpshooters Medal, Silver Star, Vietnam Campaign Medal and Vietnam Service Ribbon
Location of Service: Vietnam and Fort Knox, Kentucky
Collection #: VHP/2017/540
See more about this veteran in the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County's Digital Library: digital.cincinnatilibrary.org...
I spent all of 67 there but didn’t have it that bad as this great fellow!! This shows you how a lot of fellas had to in indure a lot while there!!!
Thanks for your service and all the others that served in Vietnam!! Please remember the ones that didn’t make it back home!!!
God bless these brave men
What god ? The one that refuses to cancel childhood cancer ?
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I’ll pray for you
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Amazing story and humble hero. Proud that David Steele is an Ohioan.
A colleague of mine served in an EVAC hospital that was in the casevac chain in the Wolfhounds' AOR. He had gotten a hop in a chopper to return from in-country R&R to his duty station.
On the way, his aircraft was diverted to pick up a critically wounded Wolfhound soldier. The aircraft was taking fire from a treeline. The co-pilot handed him an M16 with a full magazine and told him to put suppressive fire into the treeline while the chopper landed to pick up the casualty. When the casualty was aboard and the chopper lifted off, he put down the empty rifle and began to work on the casualty. He had one foot on the skid and was paying attention to the wounded man, using life-saving measures, when the crew chief got his attention. Only then did he realize that the helicopter had climbed out of range of ground fire, and that it was a long way down.
He recalled that he spent some time at the O club when he got back to the evac hospital.
We come home soldier. A real hero.
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When you click that function, the white noise in the background is eliminated so the speaker's voice comes through much more clearly.
Their historical testimony should be dignified with proper audio. The year is 2024.
Hero
Great interview terrible interviewer. Get a clue dude