09 Jan 2004 John Cameron Words cannot express the loss A personal friend that will never be forgotten He was always there when you needed someone to talk to A laugh and smile you will never forget God Bless You You Will Never Be Forgotten God's Gain but Our Loss From a friend, Bob Donovan 300 Roberts Hill Road, West Coxsackie, New York, 12192 bdonovan@statetel.com

 

17 Apr 2006 I never knew you but felt a love and loss for you. You are missed greatly by my family. I have the utmost respect and admiration for you as the Uncle I love today but never met. Marcia (Cameron) Puorro E-mail address is not available.

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Two men died when their O-1E (tail number 56-2493) went down during a visual reconnaissance flight over Long An Province, SVN: Capt Craig S. Blackner, Lyman, WY, 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron A1C John I. Cameron, Coxsackie, NY, 6253rd Consolidated Maintenance Squadron The casualty record for Airman Cameron lists his loss in Gia Dinh Province, SVN; Captain Blackner's record and Hobson's "Vietnam Air Losses" place the location in Long An Province. The two provinces are adjacent and share a considerable border. Although Airman Cameron was assigned to the 6253rd CM Sqdn he was flying as an aerial observer with the 20th TASS.

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