US Air Force Msgt Joe Castro, Vietnam Veteran, Native of Fresno, California.
US Air Force Master Sergeant Joe Castro was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Air Force, MSGT Castro served our country until April 12th, 1975 in Binh Hoa, South Vietnam. He was 36 years old and was married. Joe died when his plane crashed during Operation Babylift. His body was recovered. Joe was born on September 13th, 1938 in Fresno, California. MSGT Castro is on panel 01W, line 123 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
First and foremost, I would like to thank those of you that post your messages to my uncle and his fellow military brothers. Even though I never had the chance to know him since I was only 4 years old when you were taken to serve GOD. I am eternally greatful for his service, as well as every military brother that served and allowing the 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' to remain a 'FREE' country. Steven Macias.
My Boss at Eglin: Coming to visit you for the first time Joe was my air boss when I was flying 'Photo Chase' in jets at Eglin AFB. He taught by example and loved what he did. I loved learning from him. Tom Kravitz, Playa Vista CA 90094.
Friend, Mentor and Trainer: Joe was my friend, mentor and trainer, when we were stationed, at Eglin AFB. He was a good man to work with and have the honor of knowing. Joe, you are greatly missed by all who knew and worked with you. May you, rest in peace. Clyde Hugh Wells II, Independence, Missouri, 64057.
Joe Castro one of the last Americans KIA in Vietnam. Joe was an aerial combat photographer documenting the air evacuation of babies out of Saigon aboard a C5 Air Transport. Brian Jivery, friend and professional.
He was a member of the 1369th Photo Squadron, 405th Fighter Wing, PACAF, United States Air Force.
He was awarded The Airman's Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal, The Republic of Vietnam Campaign Service Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Good Conduct Medal.
US Air Force Master Sergeant Joe Castro was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Air Force, MSGT Castro served our country until April 12th, 1975 in Binh Hoa, South Vietnam. He was 36 years old and was married. Joe died when his plane crashed during Operation Babylift. His body was recovered. Joe was born on September 13th, 1938 in Fresno, California. MSGT Castro is on panel 01W, line 123 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
First and foremost, I would like to thank those of you that post your messages to my uncle and his fellow military brothers. Even though I never had the chance to know him since I was only 4 years old when you were taken to serve GOD. I am eternally greatful for his service, as well as every military brother that served and allowing the 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' to remain a 'FREE' country. Steven Macias.
My Boss at Eglin: Coming to visit you for the first time Joe was my air boss when I was flying 'Photo Chase' in jets at Eglin AFB. He taught by example and loved what he did. I loved learning from him. Tom Kravitz, Playa Vista CA 90094.
Friend, Mentor and Trainer: Joe was my friend, mentor and trainer, when we were stationed, at Eglin AFB. He was a good man to work with and have the honor of knowing. Joe, you are greatly missed by all who knew and worked with you. May you, rest in peace. Clyde Hugh Wells II, Independence, Missouri, 64057.
Joe Castro one of the last Americans KIA in Vietnam. Joe was an aerial combat photographer documenting the air evacuation of babies out of Saigon aboard a C5 Air Transport. Brian Jivery, friend and professional.
He was a member of the 1369th Photo Squadron, 405th Fighter Wing, PACAF, United States Air Force.
He was awarded The Airman's Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal, The Republic of Vietnam Campaign Service Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Good Conduct Medal.
US Air Force Msgt Joe Castro, Vietnam Veteran, Native of Fresno, California.
US Air Force Master Sergeant Joe Castro was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Air Force, MSGT Castro served our country until April 12th, 1975 in Binh Hoa, South Vietnam. He was 36 years old and was married. Joe died when his plane crashed during Operation Babylift. His body was recovered. Joe was born on September 13th, 1938 in Fresno, California. MSGT Castro is on panel 01W, line 123 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
First and foremost, I would like to thank those of you that post your messages to my uncle and his fellow military brothers. Even though I never had the chance to know him since I was only 4 years old when you were taken to serve GOD. I am eternally greatful for his service, as well as every military brother that served and allowing the 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' to remain a 'FREE' country. Steven Macias.
My Boss at Eglin: Coming to visit you for the first time Joe was my air boss when I was flying 'Photo Chase' in jets at Eglin AFB. He taught by example and loved what he did. I loved learning from him. Tom Kravitz, Playa Vista CA 90094.
Friend, Mentor and Trainer: Joe was my friend, mentor and trainer, when we were stationed, at Eglin AFB. He was a good man to work with and have the honor of knowing. Joe, you are greatly missed by all who knew and worked with you. May you, rest in peace. Clyde Hugh Wells II, Independence, Missouri, 64057.
Joe Castro one of the last Americans KIA in Vietnam. Joe was an aerial combat photographer documenting the air evacuation of babies out of Saigon aboard a C5 Air Transport. Brian Jivery, friend and professional.
He was a member of the 1369th Photo Squadron, 405th Fighter Wing, PACAF, United States Air Force.
He was awarded The Airman's Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal, The Republic of Vietnam Campaign Service Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Good Conduct Medal.
US Air Force Master Sergeant Joe Castro was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Air Force, MSGT Castro served our country until April 12th, 1975 in Binh Hoa, South Vietnam. He was 36 years old and was married. Joe died when his plane crashed during Operation Babylift. His body was recovered. Joe was born on September 13th, 1938 in Fresno, California. MSGT Castro is on panel 01W, line 123 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C.
First and foremost, I would like to thank those of you that post your messages to my uncle and his fellow military brothers. Even though I never had the chance to know him since I was only 4 years old when you were taken to serve GOD. I am eternally greatful for his service, as well as every military brother that served and allowing the 'UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' to remain a 'FREE' country. Steven Macias.
My Boss at Eglin: Coming to visit you for the first time Joe was my air boss when I was flying 'Photo Chase' in jets at Eglin AFB. He taught by example and loved what he did. I loved learning from him. Tom Kravitz, Playa Vista CA 90094.
Friend, Mentor and Trainer: Joe was my friend, mentor and trainer, when we were stationed, at Eglin AFB. He was a good man to work with and have the honor of knowing. Joe, you are greatly missed by all who knew and worked with you. May you, rest in peace. Clyde Hugh Wells II, Independence, Missouri, 64057.
Joe Castro one of the last Americans KIA in Vietnam. Joe was an aerial combat photographer documenting the air evacuation of babies out of Saigon aboard a C5 Air Transport. Brian Jivery, friend and professional.
He was a member of the 1369th Photo Squadron, 405th Fighter Wing, PACAF, United States Air Force.
He was awarded The Airman's Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal, The Republic of Vietnam Campaign Service Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Good Conduct Medal.
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