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Clipped Signature - Richard Buzen. - Cranston Military Prints

Clipped Signature - Richard Buzen.


Clipped Signature - Richard Buzen.

Posted to the 1st Cavalry Division, he flew the Bell UH-1 'Huey' during the Vietnam War. He commanded over 200 combat missions and was shot down twice, the second time being hospitalised for six months. He retired from service in 1971 due to the wounds suffered.
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Captain Richard Buzen
After joining the service in September 1966, Richard Buzen was posted to the 1st Cavalry Division flying Huey UH-1Ds and UH-1Hs with the 229th Assault Battalion. He flew his first Huey combat mission in Vietnam in January 1969, becoming a flight Commander in April. During his tour in Vietnam he commanded over 200 combat missions and was shot down twice – first in April, and then in July, after which he was hospitalised for six months, and awarded two Purple Hearts. Seriously disabled by his
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Captain Richard Buzen
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Clipped Signature.


Buzen, Richard
(Captain Richard Buzen)

After joining the service in September 1966, Richard Buzen was posted to the 1st Cavalry Division flying Huey UH-1Ds and UH-1Hs with the 229th Assault Battalion. He flew his first Huey combat mission in Vietnam in January 1969, becoming a flight Commander in April. During his tour in Vietnam he commanded over 200 combat missions and was shot down twice – first in April, and then in July, after which he was hospitalised for six months, and awarded two Purple Hearts. Seriously disabled by his wounds, Richard retired from the service in 1971.
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