Meet the Razorbacks!

These photographs were taken by various members of our crew over the course of the Razorbacks’ existence. Many of these photos have never been shared and are quite rare. Unfortunately, not all of our pilots, enlisted crew members, support personnel, mascots, and honorary Razorbacks will have a photo in this gallery, but the section will continue to grow (a daunting task) as new photos come to light. Check back often and enjoy!

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Though our photos are faded and of long ago, when you look at them, we are forever young.

WO1 Davy Adams, Pilot. He gave all.

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SP/5 Eric Anspaugh, CE. Trivia: Eric stuck around long enough to retire from the Indiana Air National Guard!

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CPT Mike “38” Bressler at Nha Be, RVN. 1971.

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CW2 Steve “Tooth” “33” Bookout, Pilot, in 437.

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CW2 Gene “41” Capen, Pilot. Also flew Cobras.

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SP/5 Lee Daffron, CE, Checking flight controls on 437, one of our “lightships”.

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SP/5 Ron Fuqua, CE, Taking a break while moving office equipment.

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PFC Mike Goodwin, Crew Chief

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CW2 Tom Hartman manning the mini-guns.

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CW2 Floyd “Matt” “41” Helm takes a break.

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SP/5 Daryl “Cheu Hoi” Hong, CE, performing a “daily” on 567’s engine deck. Trivia: Daryl later advanced to First Lieutenant with the Hawaii National Guard before retiring!

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1LT Bill “7” Howard, Pilot

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A tired CPT Rob “37” Krieger, Pilot, just completing a mission in 437.

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SP/5 Stephen McCoy, Crew Chief.

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SP/4 Mike Pede, radio & operations in the barracks.

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SFC Garry Powers, Maintenance Sargent, at Long Binh.

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SP/5 Tony Serratore, CE, sent this photo of himself holding an early “Mighty Mouse” rocket from his own website.

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SP/4 Bill Stribling, Gunner. When his tour with the 1st DIV was up, he extended to get into the 120th, he then bugged crap out of the “First Shirt” to get into the Pigs. See what happened to him next?!

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Jason Stone, USAF, crash rescue and sometimes Razorback.Got shot down with Bill Stribling one day. Jason later produced The Shadows of Men documentary and is a really good musician to boot. He was a major inspiration in the creation of this site and I confess to cabbaging onto a piece of his artwork. Thanks, Jason!