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As beautiful today as in '68. Many who werent in a position to watch TV in Vietnam, got to see her in person. She would visit firebases. She gave up a lot to be there. I know that the First Cav. will always love her.
PHOTO 13- RED-DRESS.JPG. AFTER VISITING THE 1st CAVALRY DIVISION TROOPS AT FIREBASE "LZ DOLLY" ( III CORPS) IN THE SPRING OF 1969. "BOBBIE, THE AFVN WEATHER GIRL" GIVES THIS DOOR GUNNER A QUICK POSE BEFORE TAKE OFF, "CLICK" !
E BATTERY, 82nd ARTILLERY AVIATION / GOONIE BIRD 446 HUEY SLICK PROVIDED AIR TRANSPORTATION FOR THIS "LOVELY LADY" THAT DAY, A DAY I WILL NEVER FORGET! WHAT A "SWEETHEART" !!
THANKS BOBBIE, THE AFVN WEATHER GIRL !!!
"BLUE MAX" AND THE 2nd / 20th ARA / AERIAL ROCKET ARTILLERY AVIATION UNIT AND THE "AH-1G COBRA GUNSHIP" "BOBBIE" FLEW IN IS ANOTHER STORY FOR ANOTHER DAY!
Bobby was the greatest.
Tony Romero, please contact me, we served together at E 82nd
YES INDEED, "BOBBIIE KEITH / BOBBIIE, THE AFVN WEATHER GIRL" IS STILL THE GREATEST TO THIS DAY! WE KEEP IN TOUCH THROUGH EMAIL, AND SHE IS STILL A "SWEETHEART"!
HEY DAVE, GOOD TO HEAR FROM A GOOD FRIEND AND ARMY BUDDY! FROM "CAMP EVANS / I CORPS" TO "PHOUC VINH / III CORPS" WE EXPERIENCED ALOT! ALL IS GOOD HERE.
my half sister was also a weather girl in vietnam in 1966-67. her name was Bobbie Oberhansley. Her real first name was Billie Barbara
she died in 1968 and we are trying to find any info on her, If you have any suggestions let me know. she was there working for the red cross.
I remember Bobbie when I was at Tan Son Nhut '66-'67….In pic # 5: Bobbie's answer to "Hanoi Jane's" posing w/NVA anti aircraft guns! And, Bobbie's a damn sight prettier. They should have shot the the other "Bit–"
I am trying to find info on my half sister Bobbi Oberhansley, she was also a weathergirl in vietnam in 1966-67. Her given hame was Billie Barbara. I found one article about her a trenton, NJ paper on 10-16-1967. she was there with the red cross. if you know anything or need more info or have a suggestion, let me know. she died in 1968 and all the info my dad had is gone. thank you.
Tony, great to hear from you Contact me at WindyViews@gmail.com
Bobbie came to our unit – Battery E, 82nd Artillery (Aviation), 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile) in the spring of 69. She was wearing a pink dress that was cut well above her knees. She had everyone's heart beating. She had and I'm sure still does have a great spirit. Bobbie radiated that day with us. I've got some photos of her during this visit if any one is interested.
Hey Bobbie. Never had the great opportunity to meet you personally in Vietnam but that would have been a wonderful day. I am in contact with several of the guys from Echo Btry, 82nd Arty that still have your beautiful visit, burned in their minds. First of all, thanks for what have have done and continue to do. The conversation I had with you a few weeks back was very good and looking forward to future communications. I know you must love the 1st Air Cav and we love you. The very best to you and your future endeavors. Old Cav Soldier Bill (Echo Btry, 82nd Arty Woodpecker)
Hi Bobbie,
It was great seeing you again and spending time with you and Navy Nurse Margaret at the Reunion yesterday in Melbourne. Like a fine wine you get even better with age. Stay beautiful.
Larry