June '69 Command Chronology
 

MARINE MEDIUM HELICOPTER SQUADRON 364
Marine Aircraft Group 16
1st Marine Aircraft Wing, FMFPac
FPO San Francisco, California 96602
Marble Mountain, RVN

3:AWH:awh
5750
4 July 1969
03A18569

PART I

ORGANIZATIONAL DATA


STAFF OFFICERS
Commanding Officer LtCol E. R. Brady
01-30 Jun
Executive Officer Major G. W. Cox, Jr.
01-30 Jun
Operations Officer Major O. C. Baker
01-30 Jun
Administrative Officer 2ndLt J. Muschette, Jr.
01-30 Jun
Aircraft Maintenance Officer Major R. D. Schreiber
01-30 Jun
Logistics Officer 1stLt D. E. Macharg
01-30 Jun
NATOPS Officer Major A. T. Common
01-30 Jun
Flight Surgeon Lt C. E. Linkous
01-30 Jun
Intelligence Officer 1stLt J. D. Monaghan
01-30 Jun
Motor Transport Officer 1stLt J. T. Harber
01-30 Jun
Sergeant Major SgtMaj P. H. Stephenson
01-30 Jun
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UNIT LOCATION

1-30 June 1969 Marble Mountain Air Facility, DaNang, Republic of Vietnam
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AVERAGE MONTHLY STRENGTH
USMC
USN
OTHER
TOTAL
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OFFICER
38
1
0
39
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ENLISTED
158
0
0
158
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IMPORTANT VISITORS
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None

PART II

NARRATIVE SUMMARY


Daily Summary of Events

1-5 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 745 sorties for 182.8 flight hours, lifting 77.1 tons of cargo, 987 troops/passengers and expended 1,300 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Thirty-eight medevac missions carried 25 Emergency, 14 Priority and 25 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operations and Units: Oklahoma Hills, Pipestone Canyon, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Three enemy fire incidents were reported with no aircraft receiving hits.

6 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 236 sorties for 50.2 flight hours, lifting 38.2 tons of cargo, 462 troops/passengers and expended 60 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Ten medevac missions carried 9 Emergency, 2 Priority and 4 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units: Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Two enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-11 receiving one hit.

7 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 192 sorties for 53.0 flight hours, lifting 8.5 tons of cargo, 243 troops/passengers and expended 500 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance. Twenty-seven medevac missions carried 8 Emergency, 19 Priority and 83 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units:  Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Two enemy fire incidents were reported with no aircraft receiving hits.  YK-9 was involved in a mishap which resulted in the aircraft being destroyed.  Two men died and two men were injured as a result of this mishap.

8-10 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 432 sorties for 115.1 flight hours, lifting 44.6 tons of cargo, 325 troops/passengers and expending 700 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Fifty-one medevac missions carried 19 Emergency, 42 Priority and 34 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units:  Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Nine enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-12 7/8 receiving one hit and YK-19 receiving six hits.

11-15 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 646 sorties for 171.0 flight hours, lifting 85.7 tons of cargo, 762 troops/passengers and expending 350 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Forty-nine medevac missions carried 27 Emergency, 21 Priority and 56 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units: Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Three enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-5 receiving one hit.

16-20 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 571 sorties for 156.3 flight hours, lifting 63.7 tons of cargo, 919 troops/passengers and expended 300 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Forty-two medevac missions carried 26 Emergency, 16 Priority and 43 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units:  Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Three enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-5 receiving ten hits.

21-25 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 624 sorties for 149.6 flight hours, lifting 93.4 tons of cargo, 1,213 troops/passengers and expended 60 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Forty-five medevac missions carried 24 Emergency, 51 Priority and 43 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units:  Oklahoma Hills, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Three enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-4 receiving six hits.

26-30 Jun 69:  HMM-364 flew 685 sorties for 155.5 flight hours, lifting 92.2 tons of cargo, 795 troops/passengers and expended 400 rounds of .50 caliber ordnance.  Forty-four medevac missions carried 32 Emergency, 34 Priority and 28 Routine evacuees in support of the following Operation and Units:  Oklahoma Hills, Victory Dragon, 1st MARDIV, MAG-16 and HMM-364.  Three enemy fire incidents were reported with YK-4 receiving six hits with one man WIA.

To recap the month of June , HMM-364 flew 4,131 sorties for 1,033.5 flight hours during the period with an average availability of 7 aircraft, lifting 5,706 troops/passengers and 503.4 tons of cargo.  306 medevac missions evacuated a total of 685 evacuees of which 170 were Emergency, 199 Priority and 316 Routine.  A total of 3,670 rounds of .50 caliber ammunition was expended.

PART III

SIGNIFICANT EVENTS


PERSONNEL
Officer
Enlisted
Total
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Personnel Joined
10
19
29
Personnel Dropped
3
11
14
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ADMINISTRATION
Personnel Promoted
1
7
8
Personnel Reduced
0
0
0
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CASUALTIES FOR JUNE RANK SERNO SERVICE KIA/WIA
Casciano, C. A. 1stLt 0100107 USMCR WIA
Mills, J. D.  LCpl 2348649 USMC WIA
Pankuch, B. A. PFC 2203364 USMC KIA
Allen, J. W.  Cpl 2218656 USMC WIA
Snow, T. J. LCpl 2338365 USMC WIA
Mathias, H. W. LCpl 2367004 USMC WIA
Archbold, J. C. (TAD Pilot) Maj. 063706 USMC KIA
AIRCRAFT DAMAGE

During this period there were 29 incidents of hostile fire directed against squadron aircraft which resulted in 8 aircraft being hit.

The following Squadron aircraft received battle damage during the period 1-30 June 1969:

153346, 154797, 153369, 153363, 153365, 153394. 

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