Ba Xoai
A-429
A-421

Seven Mountain area map (with Ba Xoai)
Map Courtesy of Bill Leap
 

*Info from Bill Malone:

Ba Xoai was.. "located in the middle of nowhere down in IV Corps, we worked extensively with the Cambodian underground (we were situated only about a click or so off the red line, smack in the heart of the seven mountains region)." ... info from Bill Malone.

**Info from Dan O'Hanlon

In the past year, several of the members of A-421 (circa 1969) have suddenly been put in contact with one another. Others(**) are found to have passed away.):
Cpt. BRIAN MACDONALD,
Lt. JOHN FECHENBACH,
Sgt NICK ("Top") LaNOTTE**
Sgt. LEROY ("Soap") SOPER** (TRIPPLE veteran of WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.)
Sgt. BOB (Hawk) REIS(*)
Sgt. RUSS BOND
Sgt. BRYAN FURMAN
Sgt. NEIL MAYSE**
Sgt. BILL (Butcher) Malone,
(great guys to the last!)
—and myself, Sgt. DAN (Oscar) O'HANLON.

(*)Sadly, Bob Reis, having just found us all, and after so long, was killed in an automobile accident, this past May.

WE ARE STILL LOOKING FOR news of:
Sgt. Bobby Newnam, and
Sgt. "Wells" Wells (whose first name, it seems, NOBODY--EVER knew!)

We are also in contact with DAVID MAY (Navy) who was was attached to A-421 circa 1969, as part of a clasiffied Navy sound surveillance team.

* CMH Publication 90-23. Department of the Army. Washington, D.C. 1989 (First Printed, 1973); Appendix C
 

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