Craig Alan SysakCorporalA BTRY, 377TH ARTY RGT, 101 ABN DIV Army of the United States 30 November 1951 - 09 January 1971 San Pedro, California Panel 05W Line 036 |
 
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Dear Craig......... I still think of you after all these years. I go to visit the traveling Viet Nam Wall whenever it comes into town. I took my kids when they were younger and we penciled your name from the wall. I still have it and I made one for Jean. I remember our summer school days and high school when you cruised my house with Gunner. I remember my Dad was mad because the car was so noisy ... but that is such a sweet memory now. I'll always remember you young but I wish I had gotten the chance to know you as we all got older. Love you ... up to the heavens and THANK YOU!!
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I didn't know him well but well enough. I was on the other helicopter that day. They covered for us to get out when we received heavy ground fire. I can not even think of why them and not me. But in all the years since this has happened I can still only say I wish it would of been me instead of Craig. Many years have passed, many more will, but know that he will never leave my heart till the day it stops.
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Craig was my brother. Contact me at mikeasysak@yahoo.com
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A Note from The Virtual WallOn 09 Jan 1971 an OH-6A light observation helicopter (tail number 67-16239) of A Battery, 377th Artillery, launched on a recon mission in Quang Tri Province. The aircraft was crewed by
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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Memorial first published on 02 Sep 2003
Last updated 08/10/2009