Well fellas last week proved to be pretty hectic with a lot of info starting to surface from our southern correspondant Stumpy Triffitt and i look foward to hearing and recieving more from the rest of the gang in the near future. Remember if you offered to do a story or a report for the site then it would be nice to see it turn up i'm sure the boys would like both to read and see it...THE SECOND THING THAT SHOOK ME TO MY NUTS WAS A VIRUS CALLED W32 GONER it interferres with your email scanning of incoming emails and needs a removal tool, but don't panic its now gone and the POM'S had his shot of penicillian and everything is now back in a heathy state.
Please fellas if you are forwarding emails please please don't bury them making me have to click on multiple boxes as in the future i'll just bloody ignore them with a quick delete to the recycle bin sorry fellas buts that's the way its going to happen.
Regards the POM.
" Play Safe use Protection "
Going fast have you got yours a full record of 2001 all pages(weeks) are included, so catch up on all that's been happening.
Lynden Pettet
I served with MACVSOG-CCN and with two A detachments, A-253 (Duc-Co) and A-426[433] My-an in Vietnam between 1966-70.
Currently I have a new tradeback novel published titled, "Eagles Cry Blood." It can be found at www.amazon.com under books and my name--Zlotnik.
The famous author, Robin Moore ("The Green Berets" and "The French Connection") has endorsed the novel calling it "A Vietnam Classic."
The novel is a labor of love and if you like it--I'd greatly appreciate you spreading the word about it to kindred spirits.
Thanks;
Donald E. Zlotnik
Some clown has destroyed our guest book again
Hi Robert Cornwell
How are you?
I have just created my website at:
http://nguyencaokhai.bravepages.com
If you have free time, please visit my site and post
message on Guesbook.
Thank You very much.
--- Robert Cornwell
> Good Day Khai,
>
> Mate the reason might be that the firewall is to
> protect a goverment or
> business computer you would be able to access this
> site on a personel
> computer i feel.
>
> I to was at Phan-Rang in 1970-71 with 2 Squadron
> R.A.A.F,
> Mate its been 30 years since then i would say that
> your home country would
> have changed a lot since then, i hope that this
> email finds you both well
> and in good spirit.
>
> Regards Bob Cornwell
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "khai nguyencao"
> To: "Robert Cornwell"
> Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 10:11 PM
> Subject: Re: Rober Cornwell (from Vietnam)
>
>
> > Dear Robert Cornwell
> > I received your mail.
> > Thank you for your mail, but I can access website
> :
> >
>
http://www.oocities.org/adghome_au/adg_home_page.html
> >
> > from Vietnam country, beacause firewall at Vietnam
> > Internet, can you sent me result when access this
> > website from your country.
> > Waiting...
> > Thank you very much
> > Khai Jingo
POM,
Thank christ you are ok and that virus never made you bedridden for any
time. I kept going to the site and it hadn't changed. I thought the POM
might have had a heart attack, or hit by a bus, or drowned in a cup of tea,
or choked on a stale biscuit,but then no George the 3rd ate all them. Great
to see all is well. I didn't know what I was going to do without my daily
fix of the site, nearly headed to the medicine cabinet for something to calm
the nerves.
TRIFF
"OPERATION STABILISE" 30 Oct 99
PIC BY: SGT W. Guthrie
As the last of Indonesia's military prepared to leave East Timor for the final time two men from opposite sides of the fence found time to say a dignified farewell to each other. The RAAF's Amberley based 2nd Airfield Defence Squadron has been providing security at Komoro Airport, near Dili, alongside the Indonesian Armed Forces equivalent, Korpaskhas, TNI AU.