1st Bn (ABN) 8th Cav (1965-1966)
1st Bn, 8th Cav Reg. 1967-1971
Charlie Company was led by Captain William Smith and Captain Bill
Mozey in the first year of operations in the Republic Of Vietnam.
1st Air Cavalry Division
The company roster was composed from the Battalion yearbook for 1965-1966. If your name is not included, please contact the
webmaster so that it can be added. If any corrections are needed, likewise. I am proud to have served with each and every one of you.
We are joined in a common brotherhood by our service. My warmest regards and may God bless each of you. I pray that those who
died know the peace and love of our Savior, Jesus Christ.
From your platoon leader,
Left End 36 ( Frank Vavrek)
Charlie Co 1\8th Cav Viet Nam home page Operation Crazy Horse, Charlie Co 1\8th Cav Viet Nam Charlie Co 1\8th Cav 1965-66 History Charlie Co 1\8th Cav 1967 History Charlie Co 1\8th Cav 1968-69 History Charlie Co 1\8th Cav 1970-71 History Charlie Co 1\8th Cav Captain's page, Viet Nam Jumping Mustangs 1\8th Cav Home page Viet Nam
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Charlie Company 1965 - 1971
"DEATH FROM ABOVE"
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I received the following message from Alice Manning Bowers, sister of "Doc" Manning, and I
think it should be shared with all of those that knew Bob "Doc" Manning in Viet Nam.

Message from Alice Manning Bowers,  

Dear Kevan,

Thank you for the kind words and thoughts. I work with Brett Barham and he informed me
that you were the one that sent the message out to Charlie Co. notifying them of Bob's
death. Bob never spoke of Vietman and I had no idea the things that he had done while in
Vietman. Thank you to you and all the guys for sharing your stories. I've always been proud
of my brother and now after hearing some of stories it makes me appreciate him for his
strength and strong will to live even more. I truly appreciate your kindness Kevan.
Thank you,
Alice Manning

Brett Barham was one of the 1st Echo Company troopers when it was formed in mid 1968.