|   home Greg Bucy   |   SP-4 Fran Paradise, SP-5 Dan Farren, Lt. Ernie Newton, Cpt. Robert Reynolds   |   Chuck Moore Greg Bucy  Greg Bucy    DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY                    HEADQUARTERS, 2D BRIGADE, 25TH  INFANTRY DIVISION                                               APO San Francisco  96225 AVDCSB-CO                                                                                                                                                      2 October 1969 SUBJECT:   Letter of Commendation THRU:         Commanding Officer                      25th  Aviation Battalion                      25th  Infantry Division                      APO San Francisco   96225 TO:              Chief Warrant Officer Gregory S. Bucy                      Company B, 25th  Aviation Battalion                      25th  Infantry Division                      APO San Francisco   96225      I would like to take this opportunity to personally commend your outstanding performance of duty in support of elements of the 2d Brigade during the numerous enemy contacts of the past several months. Your dedication  to duty and your  superb flying ability have contributed immeasurably to the success of 2d Brigade missions.      On numerous occasions throughout this period, you have greatly aided the     infantryman in combat by placing accurate, suppressive fire upon enemy positions with your Cobra gunship. Your immediate responsiveness and  flexibility to the frequent changes on the battlefield have resulted in many allied lives being saved, numerous enemy  killed, and countless battles won. You have developed close rapport and understanding with the infantry unit commander  and earned the respect of all those with whom you have come in contact.     Particularly I congratulate you for your recent efforts on behalf of the 2d Battalion, 12th  Infantry on 28 September 1969. Your  personal display of valor in supporting US troops in contact with a large NVA force provided inspiration to the ground  forces. On numerous passes, you exposed yourself to great danger flying within minimum altitude and delivering accurate minigun fires just forward of the friendly troops. You pinpointed the enemy bunkers and rendered great assistance to both the airborne and ground commanders. Your positive attitude and professionalism  reflect great credit upon you and your unit.      I again extend my sincere appreciation and thanks for a job done extraordinarily well and wish you continued  success in all your future endeavors.   H.S. LONG JR.   Colonel, Armor   Commanding