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NOTAMS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

05/25/20: New War Story, Christmas Break Dec. 1968 - Why I Love the Navy by Claude Newland, Rustic19 Details

05/11/20: Just learned, Major General Herbert J. Spier, Helix 42, took his last flight on 22 May 2019. Details

04/25/20: Just learned, Col Robert Henry "Hank" Haden, Nail 80, passed 17 Nov 2014. Details

04/06/20: NKP Reunion 2, Fort Walton Beach, Florida, 4 - 7 Mar 2021 Details

04/06/20: The son of Major Murray Smith, Helix 22/Ascot 04, a 21 TASS FAC and O-2 instructor at Binh Thuy Feb - Dec 67, is looking information on his dad. I was 8 in '67. See picture on the poster. (Wanted-200406)

3/20/20: Jon E. Wroblewski, Nail 58, took his last flight on 18 Mar 20. Details

3/17/20: Wayne D. Bradley, Nail 46 & Ascot 10, took his last flight 16 Oct 19. Details

3/15/20: Wanted: Willie Albright, son of Lt Col Ralph Albright, a Covey FAC 1968-69, looking for information about his father. (Wanted-200315)

3/13/20: 27 March dedication of the restores OV-10 #639 has been postponed until further notice per Peter Condon Details

3/12/20: ~~On 27 March the~~ ~~Australian War Memorial~~ ~~will dedicate OV-10 # 639 which has been renovated for~~ ~~displa~~y.

2/08/20: Wanted O-1 pilots for the 70th Anniversary of the birth of the O-1. (Wanted-200208)

2/19/20: Don Brown, Nail 32, Flew West 18 Feb 2020 Details

1/25/20: The January 2020 Newsletter is out! Click here.

12/03/19: Wanted contact information for a Cambodian pilot who flew a baby out of Phenom Penh in a bassinet, April, 1975. (Wanted-191203)

One More Roll

"We toast our hearty comrades,

now fallen from the sky,

Were gently caught by

God’s own hand

to reign with him on high.

To dwell among the soaring

clouds they knew so well before,

From Victory Roll to Tailchase

at heaven’s very door.

Now, as we fly among them

there, we sadly hear their plea,

Take care, my friend,

Watch your Six…

And do one more roll for me."

Commander Gerald L. "Jerry" Coffee

This site is dedicated to personnel who supported and flew the Forward Air Controller mission, during the war in Southeast Asia and to those who are interested in the mission. It serves as a rallying point and a depository for their stories and their history. They represent several countries, different branches of service, a variety of aircraft, and range in rank from the lowest to the highest.

It was a chancy mission, many gave all, yet the job satisfaction was through the overhead. We welcome all those interested in the mission and the experiences of the Forward Air Controllers. Welcome to our site.

                      President: Brad Wright
                Covey 251@fac-assoc.org
                         770-235-7684

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