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Date Posted: 19:48:58 02/07/10 Sun
Author: Larry L. Kliment
Subject: Re: 290 #94 B Co.
In reply to: John j Banket 's message, "290 #94 B Co." on 15:36:15 12/23/07 Sun

>I was in B co 84th Engrs in Vietnam Dec 67 to Dec 68.
>Anybody there before that who knows what became of 290
>#94. Was it in an accident or somebody killed?

I was in B co. 84th engineers in Vietnam Apr.67 to Nov.68
I was a 290 operator #72 (I believe). I was a grader operator the last 8 months. We had a 290 upset on a hill
the operator was pushed to the floorboard between the seat
and the hydralic controll valves. The 290 cab was flattened
as it slid down the hill. The operator was alright. I believe the scraper nember was about 74.

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