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"THE PURPLE FOXES"
(HMM-364 )
 1962 - 1966 |
 Swifty |
 1967 - 2009 |
Last Revised: 3 July, 2009
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My brother Steven R. Domzalski was a Purple Fox and quite proud of that. Steve lost his battle with colon cancer Tuesday, June 30, 2009 at 1:15 am. I know that Steve surfed your website often and wanted to let you (or anyone that might have known him) know. Note the Purple Fox patch in the photo of Steve on his Harley Davidson, which by the way, is the last picture taken of him on June 18, 2009. I have included a link to Steve’s Caringbridge web page if you would like to read his journal. Feel free to sign his ‘guestbook’ as well.
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Headlines and New Historical Narratives Last chance to get Stephanie's book Al Robillard's Squadron Poster Branson Reunion Cpl. John LaBelle remembers 4-09-68 Jacksonville, NC Dedicates Vietnam Memorial |
Table of Contents
Squadron History (2) |
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Bricks |
 Purple Fox Section |
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Taps, Deceased Since |
The "Purple Foxes" |
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(Revised 16 Apr 09) |
(Revised 28 Jan 09) |
Memories of Vietnam |
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Those We Supported (Revised 4 Nov 08) |
Items of Interest. |
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and other good stuff (Revised 20 Mar 09) |
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Your Military Records |
Dedicated to those Marines, and others, who served with Marine Medium Helicopter Squadron 364 during their time in the Corps. This site represents the collective efforts of all former members of HMM-364 who believe their history, and the part they played in conducting aerial support missions. In some cases the "PURPLE FOXES" relate, with appropriate reverence and respect, incidents relative to their counterparts who did not "come home alive". All who view this historical account of HMM-364 should appreciate that a complete history of our squadron must contain information relative to all of our former Marines and Navy Corpsman.
Further, it should be noted that HMM-364's illustrious legacy should not appear to diminish the contributions of our other 'Marine Brothers,' be they aviation, ground or support units. There existed at these times in our Marine Corps a great deal of mutual respect among all Marines who endured the experience of war. Therefore, where possible, credit will be given to individuals and units which were associated with developing this historical account of the "Purple Foxes" to cultivate and promote the same Esprit De Corps which existed then and today.
Contributions to this site are respectfully requested which might cover, but not limited to, subjects such as those listed in the 'Table of Contents' above and, we encourage submissions from those Marines we supported.
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