SGT JAMES MANOR

Jackie Taylor
~ In Humble Gratitude, For Your Sacrifice ~

In Humble Tribute of your Sacrifice and with So Much Gratitude, for your Courage, Service and Dedication to our Country and for Freedom. Rest in Peace and know that you will NEVER BE FORGOTTEN.
Mar 26, 2009

Malcolm Kirby
mlkdrk@earthlink.net
USAF Veteran - 191st photo recon.
Vietnam Veterans of America - Chapter 785
Rest in Peace, my Brother. You will not be forgotten...
Jan 19, 2009

Manuel Pino B/2/8th Cav,1st Cav 68-69
manuel.manuel.pino728@gmail.com

3rd Air rescue Grp/40th ARRS, 7th Air Force
Jan 5, 2009

Dori McCrane
dori@starlinx.com
none
Newtown, PA 18940 USA
I have the bracelet for this man. I thought that perhaps the family would like to have it. Please get in touch with me if you are a family member and would like this bracelet. Dori McCrane
Wednesday, March 01, 2000

STACEY GILLIAM
ridgegirl350@yahoo.com
Great-Neice
1832 Ka. Ham Lane
Grand Ridge, Fla. 32442 United States
If there is anyone in the world that knows anything about Sgt. James Manor please send me an e-mail at the address of ridgegirl350@yahoo.com or 1832 Ka Ham Lane Grand Ridge, Florida 32442 thanks Stacey Gilliam.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003

Dori McCrane
dorothymccrane@comcast.net
No relation.
I still have the bracelet for this man. I'm posting again because my email address changed. I'd like to give the bracelet to James Manor's family. Please contact me.
Thursday, November 10, 2005

vaughn roche
sansulpice@aol.com
friend/roommate
Drawing inspiration from a hero
I met Jim at Eglin AFB, FL, when I returned from Southeast Asia in 1971. In Southeast Asia, I had been assigned initially to the 37th ARRS in DaNang, then transferred to the 40th ARRS in Udorn, Thailand. From Eglin, I would be assigned to the 1550 ATTW at Hill AFB, UT, where, Jim would reappear in my life as a flight engineer trainee, headed for Southeast Asia. He and I would get together and talk. He appeared to be overcoming a shyness, an uncertainty about himself, that I think was all to obvious to those who had known him at Eglin. But he was not overcompensating for this, as we might say in my current profession of psychotherapist. He was growing he was committed he was unafraid. I have pictures of Jim and I in the mountains of Utah. Snow had fallen amid the Autumn foliage. He and I had driven up above Odgen, UT, in a white Corvette he had been loaned by an Air Force officer. Interestingly enough, I still have an attache case I bought for next for nothing from Jim when I left Eglin AFB for Utah, believing perhaps that I would never see him again. That briefcase still contains my Air Force files. I have read many times the sparse descriptions of Jim's loss and the loss of the others aboard his HH-53 over Cambodia. Nothing does justice to their heroism and the meaning they continue to provide to us who knew them and to us who served in an unpopular war where bravery was all the more pronounced because of its unpopluarity. Vaughn Roche, SSgt, USAF, 1968-1972
Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Manuel Pino 2/8 Bco 1st Cav-68-69
MPJR54@MSN.COM
Fellow Vietnam Vet
OH!. I HAVE SLIPPED THE SURLEY BONDS OF EARTH, AND DANCED THE SKIES ON LAUGHTER-SILVERED WINGS. WHERE NEVER LARK OR EAGLE EVER FLEW-AND WHILE WITH SILENT, LIFTING MIND I'VE TROD THE HIGH UNTRESSPASSED SANCTITY OF SPACE, PUT OUT MY HAND AND TOUCHED THE FACE OF GOD.
Sunday, March 12, 2006

Wesley Gregory
manders2@aisd.net
Mr. Anderson's History Student
Sam Houston High School, 2000 Sam Houston Dr.
Arlington, Tx 76010 U.S.
My Adopted MIA
Sgt. James Manor, my name is Wesley Gregory. I'm a 2006 Senior at Sam Houston High School in Arlington, TX. As part of a class assignment on Vietnam MIA's, I learned your story and shared it with my classmates. I learned of your sacrifice and will remember you. Thank you for letting everyone in my generation as well as future generations, live in a free country and keeping our nation alive.
Monday, May 15, 2006

Bill Gallenstein
E4 Veteran
Tampa, FlA cold war USAF veteran remembers you this 2006 Memorial Day.
Monday, May 29, 2006