27 Oct 1997 Remembering a flight school classmate Dennis and I were among a group of young men who went to boot camp together as Co. B-4-1 at Fort Polk then Army helicopter flight school at Fort Wolters and Fort Rucker. A story about our flight school class Dennis drove my 1962 Plymouth from Buffalo, New York to Fort Rucker, Alabama for me on the weekend my wife and I were married. He was a good man. Dennis Brault and others of the 174th AHC prepare a UH-1C Huey Gunship for a mission. His second tour was with the 20th ARA. Photos courtesy of David Spahr, 174th AHC davidkathyspahr@msn.com A memorial initiated by a friend, Jim Schueckler flewhuey@frontiernet.net

 

01 Oct 2003 My name is Nathan Moyer and I am a Lieutenant Commander in the US Navy. I never knew my cousin Dennis (my grandfather's brother's son), but whenever I am in Washington on business or pleasure, I make it a point - no, a mission - to visit his name on the Wall. I have heard that he has a VFW chapter in his name in Worchester, Massachusetts, which I hope to visit in the near future. It is funny, but I feel very close to my cousin that I never knew and I am extremely proud of both his service and ultimate sacrifice. If you know more of my cousin, please feel free to contact me. Thank you. Nathan J. Moyer LCDR, USN nate_moyer51@hotmail.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Two men of Battery B, 2nd Battalion, 20th Aerial Rocket Artillery Regiment, died when their AH-1G Cobra gunship (tail number 68-15026) was hit by .51 caliber machinegun fire during a combat assault southwest of Firebase Snuffy in the III Corp area: CW2 Dennis James Brault, pilot CW2 Douglas Silvio Vergamini, copilot As noted above, Warrant Officer Brault was with the 174th Assault Helicopter Company on his first tour and the 20th ARA on his second tour.

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