http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm From the World's Largest History Magazine Publisher Thu, 20 Jun 2013 06:41:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-994298 Joe Reiher Sun, 31 Mar 2013 23:12:56 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-994298 I still have my autographed photo of Chris from in country \68-69' I still have my autographed photo of Chris from in country \68-69'

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-860681 Brad Sun, 03 Feb 2013 00:21:41 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-860681 I served with the army in 1969 and was wounded in December of that year. Cut my tour short, but at least I lived to tell the story. I remember having a black and white 8x10 glossy of Chris Noel wearing her white go-go boots. I also remember her visiting the troops in Vietnam. We will always be thankful to her for that. I served with the army in 1969 and was wounded in December of that year. Cut my tour short, but at least I lived to tell the story.
I remember having a black and white 8×10 glossy of Chris Noel wearing her white go-go boots. I also remember her visiting the troops in Vietnam. We will always be thankful to her for that.

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-818436 B. Jolly Fri, 21 Sep 2012 02:51:11 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-818436 I am sorry but I don't think Chris Noel should receive anything from the government or any one else because she only supported the Viet Nam Era. She should still be supporting all the military troops today that are serving, signing their death certificate, to serve and protect the USA and its citizens. I am sorry but I don't think Chris Noel should receive anything from the government or any one else because she only supported the Viet Nam Era. She should still be supporting all the military troops today that are serving, signing their death certificate, to serve and protect the USA and its citizens.

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815340 Robert Scott Thu, 09 Aug 2012 01:17:12 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815340 I got there too late to meet her, but heard lots of good comments, and saw some great pictures of her. In the other hand, I WAS there when the traitor went to the north, and cavorted with the NVA, and the AA batteries that occasionally shot HER fellow Americans down. She SHOULD have been tried for high treason, and executed with malice. Yes, fellow vets, I STILL hold a grudge. I served in ICorp, and flew with VQ1. Yeah, I was Navy, but we all had our jobs, and we all did them! Chris, thank you for EVERYTHING! And God Bless everyone who served, and who is serving now! You left wing critters, well you know what I think of you, and yes you sorry pricks spit on us when we got home. If you don't have a clue, don't open your pie hole! All my best to the vets, we did what was the right thing to do! I got there too late to meet her, but heard lots of good comments, and saw some great pictures of her. In the other hand, I WAS there when the traitor went to the north, and cavorted with the NVA, and the AA batteries that occasionally shot HER fellow Americans down. She SHOULD have been tried for high treason, and executed with malice. Yes, fellow vets, I STILL hold a grudge. I served in ICorp, and flew with VQ1. Yeah, I was Navy, but we all had our jobs, and we all did them! Chris, thank you for EVERYTHING! And God Bless everyone who served, and who is serving now! You left wing critters, well you know what I think of you, and yes you sorry pricks spit on us when we got home. If you don't have a clue, don't open your pie hole! All my best to the vets, we did what was the right thing to do!

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815323 Hug from movie star - Gun & Game - Gun Forum Community Wed, 08 Aug 2012 20:32:54 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815323 [...] The Vietnam Interview: A Date with Chris Noel ^^ For those who don't remember. ^^ __________________ Rex [...] [...] The Vietnam Interview: A Date with Chris Noel ^^ For those who don't remember. ^^ __________________ Rex [...]

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815079 Mike Jones Mon, 06 Aug 2012 17:34:09 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-815079 I attended the !st Infantry Division several days ago and a life long Viet Nam buddy introduced me to her and I was speechless. She gave me a hug. and it made the long drive to Memphis Tn well worth it. I'll never forget it..Later when I got back down on the ground from cloud nine, I desperately wanted a picture with her but missed her.. I attended the !st Infantry Division several days ago and a life long Viet Nam buddy introduced me to her and I was speechless. She gave me a hug. and it made the long drive to Memphis Tn well worth it. I'll never forget it..Later when I got back down on the ground from cloud nine, I desperately wanted a picture with her but missed her..

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-814440 Jim Fri, 03 Aug 2012 00:24:19 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-814440 I was in Alpha Company with you Sept 1968 - Jan 1969 with CPT Harrington and he cared more about the welfare and safety of his men than any other officer I served with. Right on, Jay!!! I was in Alpha Company with you Sept 1968 – Jan 1969 with CPT Harrington and he cared more about the welfare and safety of his men than any other officer I served with. Right on, Jay!!!

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-814055 Phil Childrey Tue, 31 Jul 2012 12:07:45 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-814055 Jeff, nice to hear fm another blankethead fm Nam. I was at A-433 My Da in IV corp East of Nui Coto mountain and north west of Can To. Was the Radio Operator Supv. Rtn to US and became Law Enforcement and reserve SF team Sgt in Va. Retired and was called back to active duty and ended up retiring in 2009. Current SF guys held me above them for how we lived in the boonies and what little equipment we had comparied to now. They are better educated than most of us were and not as close as we were, but damm good troops. Thanks De Oppresso Libre Jeff, nice to hear fm another blankethead fm Nam. I was at A-433 My Da in IV corp East of Nui Coto mountain and north west of Can To. Was the Radio Operator Supv.
Rtn to US and became Law Enforcement and reserve SF team Sgt in Va.
Retired and was called back to active duty and ended up retiring in 2009. Current SF guys held me above them for how we lived in the boonies and what little equipment we had comparied to now. They are better educated than most of us were and not as close as we were, but damm good troops.
Thanks De Oppresso Libre

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-794098 Bill Rivers Sun, 01 Apr 2012 04:38:15 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-794098 I was with the 7th MASH 44th Medical Brigade stationed in Fire Base Black Horse outside Xuan Loc Vietnam in Dec 68 thru 69. Never got to see to many shows. But I remember good morning Vietnam at 6am every morning. Chicken Man the wing warrior. haha I had the lonely shift 6pm to 6am I would sit up in the dark all night. Sometimes pretty scary when the wounded started coming in then a lot of adrenaline was used up. At nineteen years old I wasn't ready to see that many wounded in dead every night. I would pray for quiet nights, then the radio would go off. Some dust off giving me his coordinates bringing in wounded GI's and a Victor Charlie now and then. Then your adrenaline gets going and you half to bring that chopper in making no mistakes. After a while you realize the people who your trying to save are more scared than you. I remember it all very vividly but don't miss it one bit I was with the 7th MASH 44th Medical Brigade stationed in Fire Base Black Horse outside Xuan Loc Vietnam in Dec 68 thru 69. Never got to see to many shows. But I remember good morning Vietnam at 6am every morning. Chicken Man the wing warrior. haha I had the lonely shift 6pm to 6am I would sit up in the dark all night. Sometimes pretty scary when the wounded started coming in then a lot of adrenaline was used up. At nineteen years old I wasn't ready to see that many wounded in dead every night. I would pray for quiet nights, then the radio would go off. Some dust off giving me his coordinates bringing in wounded GI's and a Victor Charlie now and then. Then your adrenaline gets going and you half to bring that chopper in making no mistakes. After a while you realize the people who your trying to save are more scared than you. I remember it all very vividly but don't miss it one bit

]]> http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-793014 Terry Kaiser Sun, 25 Mar 2012 00:58:02 +0000 http://www.historynet.com/the-vietnam-interview-a-date-with-chris-noel.htm#comment-793014 I was stationed at Camp Goodman when Chris and Martha Raye first came to visit. Ty Harrington was my B Team Special Forces commander. I remember Chris as a beautiful out going woman. It was obvious to all that there was an imediate attraction between Chris and Ty. I was impressed that Chris had come to vietnam for the troops. I also was saddned when Ty took his life. I thought the world of him as a commander, a soldier, and a friend. Chris, I hope you are doing well it has been a long long time. Go Bless. I was stationed at Camp Goodman when Chris and Martha Raye first came to visit. Ty Harrington was my B Team Special Forces commander. I remember Chris as a beautiful out going woman. It was obvious to all that there was an imediate attraction between Chris and Ty. I was impressed that Chris had come to vietnam for the troops. I also was saddned when Ty took his life. I thought the world of him as a commander, a soldier, and a friend. Chris, I hope you are doing well it has been a long long time. Go Bless.

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