The page last updated 23 January 2010.

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DUSTOFF RELATED

Dennis Bishop created a Web site dedicated to the guys he served with in the 498th Dustoff. He was with the company from 12/69 to 1/71. The site contains pictures of the men of the 498th, Lane field, and other related miscellany--about 650 pictures in all.

Project DUSTOFF - This program is dedicated to helping wounded service members and their families as they reintegrate into life at home.

"The Comfort Crier" download site for the Smyrna TN National Guard unit that first received UH60Qs and their recent deployment to Kosovo.

Tom Grubb has started a new site dedicated to the 159th Med. Det. The Web site is for all 159th members 63- present. He is looking for everybody who ever served with the 159th.

Read the story written by the DUSTOFF Pilot who flew into hell on April 15th of 1971 to save the lives of our fallen Raiders. Eagle DUSTOFF, by Stanley C. Marcieski, DUSTOFF 97.

The National Medical War Memorial is raising money to perpetuate the heroic service of our combat medical personnel through the construction of a permanent memorial beautified with a complimenting botanical garden all focused on medical service.

There's a Web site dedicated to the 237th Med. Det. (HA) with pictures, reunion announcements, etc. Stop in and see what's going on at the 237th Med.

Chuck Cooley has put up a site dedicated to the members of the 82nd Med. Det. (HA) in Vietnam.

Mehmet Aydin, a German with an interest in the 236th Med Det that was in Augsburg, has put together a Web site with quite a few pictures.

CW2 Mike Rohrbeck, DUSTOFF 83, has put together a Web site dedicated to the 236th Medical Company Visit his site and check out the progress he's making.

DUSTOFF Heroes site was established to help generate support for awarding either the CMB or a new Combat Aeromedics Badge to the men that performed so valiantly on DUSTOFF aircraft.

The National Association of Medics and Corpsmen represents medics from any branch of the military services.

Time magazine article about air ambulances in southeast Iraq titled Anatomy of a Medevac.

In the February 2003 issue of Soldiers Magazine (U.S. Army pub), page 44, there is a five page article with lots of color photographs about the 68th Medical Company's MAST operation on Oahu, Hawaii.

Si Simmons has his site back up again. Lots of information about DUSTOFF on his site.

The crewmembers of the 45th Medical Company (AA), in Germany, have put together a new Web site. Hover over and take a look.

There's another site telling the story of the rescue of DUSTOFF 65. Worth the time to go visit this site and read the Medic's View.

Well there seems to be a real love of the 498th Medical Company (AA) because here's another site dedicated to that unit.

The newest guys on the block is another site dedicated to those of you that served in the 498th Medical Company (AA). Check them out.

The 126th Med. was activated and sent to Bosnia and maintain this informative site.

The Tennessee Army National Guard Cecat (Medical), the home of the UH-60Q has just come up on the net with a new Web page. Stop by and check out our newest air ambulance.

An interesting page from the Australian involvement in Vietnam tells a story about a DUSTOFF mission.

All you 'Original' guys should visit Doug Fonnesbeck's 57th Medical Detachment page. He has some nice pictures of his tour.

A story about a DUSTOFF mission as told by an Australian veteran.

I can't believe it! But, for just $24.99 you can now become a Medevac Pilot.

Stop by and see the work that James Wengenroth is doing with his site dedicated to the 126th Medical Company.

Glen Mylne, an Australian medic has a nice DUSTOFF site. It has a nice history of the 57th Medical Detachment.

Weasel Wes has a page dedicated to the 872nd Cajun Medevac. He has pictures and poems of interest to aeromedical folks.

You medevac guys will want to stop by Thomas Maloney's Aircav Design site. He has original art of a 1st Cav. air ambulance.

A nice article about Modernizing the Medevac was presented on CNN Interactive.

If you served with the 237th Medical Detachment during 1970 Mindy Knight is looking for information about her brother, Robert O. Hill.

You've got to stop by and see the DUSTOFF pictures David Freeman has available on his page. It's really good stuff.

Take a trip to Korea and see what the 542nd Medical Company (AA) is doing.

SEARCHING

People Locator Service searches billion of records to find the person you are looking for. Pay $35 after they find them. No find - No pay guarantee.

Looking for someone from World War II, Korea, or Vietnam? Try posting a message on the Military Search Bulletin Board.

At first I thought it was just another search engine. But the more I use Findspot the more I find it quickens my searches. Try it and see whatcha think.

The Army Retirement Services offers a way to reach former Army members.
 

AVIATION RELATED

Waypoint AirMed & Rescue aims to cover all aspects of both rotary and fixed-wing air ambulance as well as other air rescue services. With an international focus, the magazine has a mix of news, analysis and features, with dedicated sections for providers, pilots, medical crew, commercial carriers, search and rescue, maintenance and cutting-edge technology.

LOGBOOK is a quarterly magazine covering the entire spectrum of aviation history, from the first flight to just yesterday. Civil, Military, Airline, General Aviation - They bring you the stories that have rarely or never been published before, told by the people who lived them.

Ron Clark, the operator of a flight simulator site known as The LZ released their latest version of the UH-60A DUSTOFF.

US Army Warrant Officers Association.

Marine Helicopter Squadron 361 Veterans Association, Inc flew several tours in Vietnam from 1963 to 1969 and are trying to make a UH34D their squadron flew in Vietnam a flyable memorial, this memorial will honor all branches of the service whose members paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Visit one of our sister units, the 210th Rescue Squadron. They provide search and rescue for the Alaskan Theater.

Operating the HH-65 Dauphin Helicopter, US Coast Guard Air Station Savannah conducts over 300 search & rescue missions annually in and around the South Carolina, Georgia or Florida coastline.

The Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia Brotherhood are civilians, military (all branches of service) that were pilots, mechanics, navigators, weathermen, drivers, security police and cooks that fought the war you heard about and the war you didn't. They didn't look for glory or ask for medals, they were called and went. A lot of them didn't return.

The Virtual Flight Surgeon has a very comprehensive links page with lots of information.

The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation has been founded to restore Army aircraft to flying condition and use them to educate the public on the role of Army Aviation.

This Web site is a member of The Aero Ring, a linked list of aviation websites. To visit other sites in the ring, click on one of these links.

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Need a dose of aviation history? Visit Rotorwash Online the cybermag for helicopter history and check out their articles.

How would like to spend the rest of the month checking aviation links? Go into Aerolinks and you will find aver 5000 (at last count) aviation links.

Done with those links? Go into Stalag 13 and you will find 3362 (at last count) aviation links.

A visit to Drew's World of Choppers will show you a number of interesting air ambulance pictures.

The following museums contain air ambulance displays. A wall dedicated to DUSTOFF can be seen at the AMEDD Museum at Fort Sam Houston. The following exhibits can not be seen over the web, but you might like to note their locations in case you are traveling close to them. A very nice OH-13 in the 'MASH' configuration is on display at the American Helicopter Museum and Education Center. Both the NAS Willow Grove Air Park and the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum have UH-1Vs on display.

AA great Web site for aviators is AVweb. It's free, just sign up and create a password.

The NEMSPA is the National EMS Pilots Association and their AvNet newsletter.

FlightWeb is a page dedicated to the professional air medical pilot.

MILITARY RELATED

Wounded Warrior Project - Provides programs and services to severely injured service members during the time between active duty and transition to civilian life.

The Virtual Wall is a Vietnam veterans memorial with each name or photo on The Virtual Wall index pages linked to a personal memorial page to a woman or man named on The Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

Military.com is the trusted online home for 80 million Americans in the military community -- active duty, reservists, veterans, family members, defense workers and military enthusiasts.

The folks at the Army Safety Center have a neat site with lots of good information.

Ever wonder what life was like on the hospital ships we visited? Well contact the Air Boss and visit the USS Sanctuary.

Take some time and visit the Military Order of the Purple Heart and their magazine.

The Academy of Health Sciences, the home of the combat medic.

The Army Home Page. The latest Army news, photo library, and more.

If you're curious about that aviation branch, check the Army Aviation Center.

INTERESTING

Just to answer all those questions about the present position of your favorite satellite, I've included J-Track's Satellite Tracking.

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