April 5, 2024
Vietnam War POW MIA Bracelet CAPT DALE RICHARDSON 5-2-70, VIVA TM
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Check out my other items ! ~This auction is for ~ THANK YOU DOUGLAS DAILEY STICKER WITH WHITE STAR IN BLUE CIRCLE INDICATES POW BACK OF BRACELET STAMPED: " VIVA TM" WHICH MEANS VOICES IN VITAL AMERICA, BUT DO NOT KNOW WHAT TM MEANS This bracelet is a vintage original item and was worn during the war to remember our POW/MIAs. ACCORDING TO BIO ON THE INTERNET: Name: Dale Wayne Richardson Rank/Branch: Major/US Army Unit: Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 34th Armor, 25th Infantry Division Date of Loss: 02 May 1970 Country of Loss: Cambodia Status in 1973: Missing in Action On 2 May 1970, WO1 Michael B. Varnado, pilot; WO1 Daniel F. Maslowski, co-pilot; SP4 Frederick H. Crowson, crewchief; and Pvt. Tony Karreci, door gunner comprised the crew of a UH1H helicopter assigned to Company B, 229th Aviation Battalion, 1st Cavalry Division. Also aboard the Huey were passengers Capt. Robert M. Young, Infantry Officer; then Capt. Dale W. Richardson, Armor Officer; and SP4 Rodney Griffin, Armor Reconnaissance Specialist with other duties as a Mail Delivery Clerk; and SP4 Bunyan D. Price, Jr. All the passengers were assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 34th Armor, 25th Infantry Division.....(THE STORY GOES ON TO SAY THREE SURRENDERED.....) THERE IS MORE INFORMATION, JUST PUT NAME AND
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