 Photo provided by George Young, "Knight 6" 1964 |
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114th Aviation Company Vietnam 1963 - 1972 |
Photo provided by George Young, "Knight 6" 1964 |
The "Knights of the Air" consisted of
four combat ready flight platoons. The White Knights, Red Knights, The company was based at Vinh Long Air Field, Republic
of South Vietnam from May 1963 to February 1972. During the nine years in Vietnam, the
114th Assault Helicopter Company (AHC) participated in 16 combat campaigns and was
presented with 8 unit citations. After departing the Republic of South Vietnam in February
1972, the 114th Aviation Company was assigned to the Panama Canal Zone where it served
with distinction. The 114th was deactivated at Fort Clayton, Panama Canal Zone in October
1987. This site is dedicated to those "KNIGHTS", both Pilots and Crewmen,
who did not return home. |
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The above photo is from "The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Page"
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Site Published April, 1997 |
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114th Aviation Company Association is a Proud Member of the
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114th Aviation Company Association is a Proud Member of the
A special place were Virtual Memorials may be left to those named on The Vietnam Veterans Memorial |
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Cobra's and Lancers who were in operation only in
1966-1967. In addition, there was The Gold Knight "The Commander" and our Blue
Knights "Road Service". 
