An interesting event coming up on March 26 in the Atlanta area. Here's an excerpt:

"Col. Stern and AAHF pilots will discuss the aircraft impact on the war as a whole, and will focus on Lam Son 719, the largest helicopter operation of any war. Participants will have the opportunity to walk around the AAHF’s Cobra and Huey and ask questions of the pilots. The event will be moderated by Col. Brent Bracewell, also a former Army helicopter pilot. Many different helicopter models fulfilled observation, transport, and attack duties. This presentation will highlight two of the most important choppers of the conflict, the Bell UH-1 Iroquois, better known as Huey, and the Bell AH-1 Cobra. Rides in these helicopters will be available following the presentation. A ride in the Huey is $60, and a ride in the Cobra is $275, which helps cover operating costs and will benefit the non-profit AAHF organization."

More info:

http://www.warbirdsnews.com/uncategorized/caf-living-history-program-launches-helicopters-vietnam.html

Great Find!

Thanks. It looks fascinating. I'm planning a quick trip to Georgia that weekend.