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jcustis · 12-24-2009

http://www.tradoc.army.mil/pao/peopl...005/045305.htm

I trust you have read about SgtMaj Mike Kelso, among others?

I have a point of contact who served there. he lives in Las Vegas and although he has a few dramas occurring in his life at the moment, he may correspond with you. I'll ask him this weekend.

Welcome to the council. If you'd please, there is an introduction thread where we'd like to hear more about what brought you here, as well as some of your background.

zealot66 · 12-24-2009

Yes, I found Kelso in my searches. I know there are many out there. I have 3-4 right now that might be familiar to people on the topic but I really feel its a compelling story of the cold war and alot of disaffected troops with service in vietnam who helped there. In talking to several rhodesians however, there were many unsavory types. But its not their lot I care to highlight. Any help will be much appreciated !

I might finish with a bit on Robin Moore and the controversy surrounding his 'support' for rhodesia.

12-24-2009	#21
jcustis Council Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: SOCAL Posts: 1,818	http://www.tradoc.army.mil/pao/peopl...005/045305.htm I trust you have read about SgtMaj Mike Kelso, among others? I have a point of contact who served there. he lives in Las Vegas and although he has a few dramas occurring in his life at the moment, he may correspond with you. I'll ask him this weekend. Welcome to the council. If you'd please, there is an introduction thread where we'd like to hear more about what brought you here, as well as some of your background. __________________ The Mike Sadler Project Transition Campaign

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12-24-2009	#22
zealot66 Council Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 17	Yes, I found Kelso in my searches. I know there are many out there. I have 3-4 right now that might be familiar to people on the topic but I really feel its a compelling story of the cold war and alot of disaffected troops with service in vietnam who helped there. In talking to several rhodesians however, there were many unsavory types. But its not their lot I care to highlight. Any help will be much appreciated ! I might finish with a bit on Robin Moore and the controversy surrounding his 'support' for rhodesia.