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Just a
note about Jim "Little Okie" Cavender.
I
went to High School with Jim. We were pretty good friends, not
real tight, but had some good times.
When
I was about two weeks from Basic graduation at Ft. Ord in May 68, we
were falling out for formation, from the barracks behind me I
heard " Hey Scottie I'll see you in the Nam". I turned around to
see Lil' Okie hanging out the 3rd story window. Turns out he only
had a week of basic left. That was the last time I saw him.
It
was just like him to have the balls to yell out of a barracks window
during basic.
I
ended up as an FO C Co. 3/47 Inf. 9th Inf. Div. MRF
Scott
Edwards
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prisoners in Southeast Asia and continue to be held today. Unlike "MIAs" from other wars, most of the nearly 2500 men and women who remain missing in Southeast Asia can be accounted for. The crew of the UH1H could be among them. Isn't it time we brought our men home?
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