Steve Long Video

Sunday, June 6th, 2010 | General Information, videos | No Comments

New Web Site

Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 | General Information | 26 Comments

The new site is officially up and running.  We have a few more details to work through like transferring our old guest book, setting up the platoon store and a few more code modifications to make our galleries work the way they are intended. 

Big John and Laura Quintrell have been uploading thousands of images.  So stay tuned for some great content about the Wolfhounds!

Welcome Home Brothers!

Saturday, October 18th, 2008 | General Information | No Comments

This web site is dedicated to all the brave men that served in the 2/27 Wolfhounds C co 2nd platoon during 1968 and 1969. Our platoon was rich with heroes, and men willing to give their all. We honor our brothers that gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives and we are ever grateful for everyone’s service. Many died, even more were wounded and we never left anyone behind.

We had our third platoon reunion in Branson, Missouri on June 23-24-25, 2008. We are already planning reunion 2010 so stay tuned in for details!� Our goal is to locate as many brothers as possible and have everyone attend. The picture pages are a result of many men sending in pictures to contribute to our web site. This web page is our testament to each other that “All gave some, some gave all”. With that in mind, it is now our mission to locate every man who served in the 2nd platoon and reunite ourselves once more. We shared an experience that will forever cast us as brothers.

If you served with us, and would like to contribute any information to this site please contact me, John “BIG JOHN” Quintrell at: shkdive@msn.com. If you remember FSB Crocket, Reed, Jackson, Diamond I, II, III, going into Cambodia, the Hobo Woods, Iron Triangle, Michelin Rubber Plantation, Fu Cong Bridge, Trang Bang, Tay Ninh, Dodge City (the night the 101 Airborne was decimated while we acted as blocking force)Cu Chi when the chinook choppers were blown up by sappers, then we need to hear from you. It has been nearly 40 years since most of us have given great thought to our Vietnam Service. Please let us know where you are. Welcome home brothers.

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