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 Finding Aid: John Sweet Collection Item Number: 16130000000

Association Collection (Thailand, Laos, Cambodia Brotherhood)
Location: Museum Objects


Scope & Content:

  • Flight suit orignally owned by Colonel Floyd Peede.

Biographical Note:

  • John Sweet, born in Marblehead, Massachusetts in 1947, volunteered for the United States Air Force in 1966 and served until 1973. He served six years and ten months in the USAF and 13 months in Southeast Asia at the Comm Sp Tactical Units Operation Center in Nakhon Phanom and held the ranks of SGT. and SSGT. While in Southeast Asia, SSGT. John Sweet was involved in intelligence on troop movements and interdiction along the North Vietnamese trails in Laos and was awarded the Campaign Ribbon, Service Ribbon with four stars, Outstanding Unit Award with 2 Vs for Valor, and a Vietnamese Cross with Palm. An oral history interview with John Sweet is also available at the Vietnam Archive at Texas Tech University.

Access Level:

  • Unrestricted

Separated Materials:

Museum Objects:1613museum1714: Flight suit originally owned by Colonel Floyd Peede.

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Oral History Interview

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