In loving memory of... Ted Bryan Hallenbeck.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
TED BRYAN HALLENBECK - Air Force - CAPT - O3
Age: 26
Date of Birth Mar 10, 1946
Born: Ted was born on 10 March 1946 at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C.
From: ARLINGTON, VA
County of Record: ARLINGTON COUNTY
He was 26 and single when he died. - Brig.Gen Ralph J. Hallenbeck, Jr.(father)Mrs Corabelle H Hallenbeck, (mother)Colorado Springs, Co. She is still alive and is 93 yrs of age.. Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane.
*** Capt. Ted B. Hallenbeck, Class of 1968, was killed on 5 Febuary 1973 in an aircraft accident near Koke-Theim Airport, Thailand. He was the instructor pilot on an AU-23 which crashed five miles from the runway.
Funeral services were held at the Air Force Academy on 13 February. Capt. Hallenbeck is survived by his parents, Brigadier General and Mrs. Ralph J. Hallenbeck, of 1975 Brookwood Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80907; and by his brothers, Don, Rudy and Lane. Don and Rudy graduated from the Academy in 1966 and 1969, respectively.
Capt. Hallenbeck graduated from the Academy with a major in International Affairs. He participated in several cadet activities, including the Ski Club, Rally Committee, Saddle Club, Water Ski Club, and was a cheerleader. He lettered in swimming and soccer and played one year with the baseball team. Following UPT, Capt.
Hallenbeck was assigned to the 21st TASS at Cam Ranh Bay, SVN, flying the O-2A aircraft. In early 1971, he was assigned duty with the 547th SOTS at Eglin Field as an instructor pilot in the O-2A.
His decorations included the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clusters.
***** (Picture) - Brother two of four, always in our hearts and minds, looking forward to seeing you in a better place.
Lane Hallenbeck
He is my brother
***** Uncle, Loved and missed by family and friends...
Posted by: Susanna
CAPT - O3 - Air Force -
Casualty was on Feb 5, 1973
In , THAILAND
NON-HOSTILE
PersonID - 19681915
Graduation - 1968
KIA Date - 2/5/1973
Squadron - CS 01
Home Town - USAF Academy
High School - Air Academy High School
High School Activities Football, Baseball,
Academy Experiences - Baseball, Swimming, Soccer, Rally Committee, Cheerleading, Saddle Club
Academic Degree Major - BS-International Affairs-USAFA
Active Duty Assignments - Pilot Training, Pilot O-2A, AU-23
KIA Conflict - Vietnam
Combat Information - FAC, 0-2A, 21TASS Phan Rang AB, RVN -1970 (450 + missions); AU-23, 547 TASS - TDY to Det 1131 SAS, Koke Theim Apt. Thailand, 1973
Killed In Action Mission - Instructor Pilot killed on training mission when AU-23 crashed 5 NM S of Koke Theim Arpt.
Next of Kin - BGen Ralph J. Hallenbach (father). Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane
Burial Site - USAFA
Aeronautical Speciality Rating - Pilot
Notable Decoration Awards - 2 DFC, 6 AM
Comments - Honored on the FAC Memorial located in Memorial Park, Colorado Springs, CO
Panel 01W - Line 115
Captain Ted Hallenbeck was assigned to Nakhon Phanom RTAFB Thailand.
Captain Hallenbeck was flying an AU-23 on a training mission, which was a piloted version of the QU-23 drone used to gather data from the sensors used in the Igloo White program on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
He and possibly a Thai Air Force pilot were killed in the crash in Thailand.
His body was recovered
****************************
HALLENBECK, Ted B. Class of 1968
- killed on 5 February 1973 as an AU-23 Instructor Pilot when it crashed 5 miles south of the runway of Koke Pheim Airport, Thailand while on a training mission
- member of the 547th Tactical Air Support
- flew over 450 combat missions
- as a cadet, served as Cadet Element Leader and made the Commandant's Merit List his first year
- earned 2 DFC, 6 AM
- memorial funds went to a cadet library desk as an addition to the main reference desk
- name is on the USAFA War Memorial
Bullets compiled by Heather Beer, Association of Graduates intern, Summer 2005
*************************
.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
TED BRYAN HALLENBECK - Air Force - CAPT - O3
Age: 26
Date of Birth Mar 10, 1946
Born: Ted was born on 10 March 1946 at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C.
From: ARLINGTON, VA
County of Record: ARLINGTON COUNTY
He was 26 and single when he died. - Brig.Gen Ralph J. Hallenbeck, Jr.(father)Mrs Corabelle H Hallenbeck, (mother)Colorado Springs, Co. She is still alive and is 93 yrs of age.. Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane.
*** Capt. Ted B. Hallenbeck, Class of 1968, was killed on 5 Febuary 1973 in an aircraft accident near Koke-Theim Airport, Thailand. He was the instructor pilot on an AU-23 which crashed five miles from the runway.
Funeral services were held at the Air Force Academy on 13 February. Capt. Hallenbeck is survived by his parents, Brigadier General and Mrs. Ralph J. Hallenbeck, of 1975 Brookwood Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80907; and by his brothers, Don, Rudy and Lane. Don and Rudy graduated from the Academy in 1966 and 1969, respectively.
Capt. Hallenbeck graduated from the Academy with a major in International Affairs. He participated in several cadet activities, including the Ski Club, Rally Committee, Saddle Club, Water Ski Club, and was a cheerleader. He lettered in swimming and soccer and played one year with the baseball team. Following UPT, Capt.
Hallenbeck was assigned to the 21st TASS at Cam Ranh Bay, SVN, flying the O-2A aircraft. In early 1971, he was assigned duty with the 547th SOTS at Eglin Field as an instructor pilot in the O-2A.
His decorations included the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clusters.
***** (Picture) - Brother two of four, always in our hearts and minds, looking forward to seeing you in a better place.
Lane Hallenbeck
He is my brother
***** Uncle, Loved and missed by family and friends...
Posted by: Susanna
CAPT - O3 - Air Force -
Casualty was on Feb 5, 1973
In , THAILAND
NON-HOSTILE
PersonID - 19681915
Graduation - 1968
KIA Date - 2/5/1973
Squadron - CS 01
Home Town - USAF Academy
High School - Air Academy High School
High School Activities Football, Baseball,
Academy Experiences - Baseball, Swimming, Soccer, Rally Committee, Cheerleading, Saddle Club
Academic Degree Major - BS-International Affairs-USAFA
Active Duty Assignments - Pilot Training, Pilot O-2A, AU-23
KIA Conflict - Vietnam
Combat Information - FAC, 0-2A, 21TASS Phan Rang AB, RVN -1970 (450 + missions); AU-23, 547 TASS - TDY to Det 1131 SAS, Koke Theim Apt. Thailand, 1973
Killed In Action Mission - Instructor Pilot killed on training mission when AU-23 crashed 5 NM S of Koke Theim Arpt.
Next of Kin - BGen Ralph J. Hallenbach (father). Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane
Burial Site - USAFA
Aeronautical Speciality Rating - Pilot
Notable Decoration Awards - 2 DFC, 6 AM
Comments - Honored on the FAC Memorial located in Memorial Park, Colorado Springs, CO
Panel 01W - Line 115
Captain Ted Hallenbeck was assigned to Nakhon Phanom RTAFB Thailand.
Captain Hallenbeck was flying an AU-23 on a training mission, which was a piloted version of the QU-23 drone used to gather data from the sensors used in the Igloo White program on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
He and possibly a Thai Air Force pilot were killed in the crash in Thailand.
His body was recovered
****************************
HALLENBECK, Ted B. Class of 1968
- killed on 5 February 1973 as an AU-23 Instructor Pilot when it crashed 5 miles south of the runway of Koke Pheim Airport, Thailand while on a training mission
- member of the 547th Tactical Air Support
- flew over 450 combat missions
- as a cadet, served as Cadet Element Leader and made the Commandant's Merit List his first year
- earned 2 DFC, 6 AM
- memorial funds went to a cadet library desk as an addition to the main reference desk
- name is on the USAFA War Memorial
Bullets compiled by Heather Beer, Association of Graduates intern, Summer 2005
*************************
.
In loving memory of... Ted Bryan Hallenbeck.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
TED BRYAN HALLENBECK - Air Force - CAPT - O3
Age: 26
Date of Birth Mar 10, 1946
Born: Ted was born on 10 March 1946 at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C.
From: ARLINGTON, VA
County of Record: ARLINGTON COUNTY
He was 26 and single when he died. - Brig.Gen Ralph J. Hallenbeck, Jr.(father)Mrs Corabelle H Hallenbeck, (mother)Colorado Springs, Co. She is still alive and is 93 yrs of age.. Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane.
*** Capt. Ted B. Hallenbeck, Class of 1968, was killed on 5 Febuary 1973 in an aircraft accident near Koke-Theim Airport, Thailand. He was the instructor pilot on an AU-23 which crashed five miles from the runway.
Funeral services were held at the Air Force Academy on 13 February. Capt. Hallenbeck is survived by his parents, Brigadier General and Mrs. Ralph J. Hallenbeck, of 1975 Brookwood Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80907; and by his brothers, Don, Rudy and Lane. Don and Rudy graduated from the Academy in 1966 and 1969, respectively.
Capt. Hallenbeck graduated from the Academy with a major in International Affairs. He participated in several cadet activities, including the Ski Club, Rally Committee, Saddle Club, Water Ski Club, and was a cheerleader. He lettered in swimming and soccer and played one year with the baseball team. Following UPT, Capt.
Hallenbeck was assigned to the 21st TASS at Cam Ranh Bay, SVN, flying the O-2A aircraft. In early 1971, he was assigned duty with the 547th SOTS at Eglin Field as an instructor pilot in the O-2A.
His decorations included the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clusters.
***** (Picture) - Brother two of four, always in our hearts and minds, looking forward to seeing you in a better place.
Lane Hallenbeck
He is my brother
***** Uncle, Loved and missed by family and friends...
Posted by: Susanna
CAPT - O3 - Air Force -
Casualty was on Feb 5, 1973
In , THAILAND
NON-HOSTILE
PersonID - 19681915
Graduation - 1968
KIA Date - 2/5/1973
Squadron - CS 01
Home Town - USAF Academy
High School - Air Academy High School
High School Activities Football, Baseball,
Academy Experiences - Baseball, Swimming, Soccer, Rally Committee, Cheerleading, Saddle Club
Academic Degree Major - BS-International Affairs-USAFA
Active Duty Assignments - Pilot Training, Pilot O-2A, AU-23
KIA Conflict - Vietnam
Combat Information - FAC, 0-2A, 21TASS Phan Rang AB, RVN -1970 (450 + missions); AU-23, 547 TASS - TDY to Det 1131 SAS, Koke Theim Apt. Thailand, 1973
Killed In Action Mission - Instructor Pilot killed on training mission when AU-23 crashed 5 NM S of Koke Theim Arpt.
Next of Kin - BGen Ralph J. Hallenbach (father). Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane
Burial Site - USAFA
Aeronautical Speciality Rating - Pilot
Notable Decoration Awards - 2 DFC, 6 AM
Comments - Honored on the FAC Memorial located in Memorial Park, Colorado Springs, CO
Panel 01W - Line 115
Captain Ted Hallenbeck was assigned to Nakhon Phanom RTAFB Thailand.
Captain Hallenbeck was flying an AU-23 on a training mission, which was a piloted version of the QU-23 drone used to gather data from the sensors used in the Igloo White program on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
He and possibly a Thai Air Force pilot were killed in the crash in Thailand.
His body was recovered
****************************
HALLENBECK, Ted B. Class of 1968
- killed on 5 February 1973 as an AU-23 Instructor Pilot when it crashed 5 miles south of the runway of Koke Pheim Airport, Thailand while on a training mission
- member of the 547th Tactical Air Support
- flew over 450 combat missions
- as a cadet, served as Cadet Element Leader and made the Commandant's Merit List his first year
- earned 2 DFC, 6 AM
- memorial funds went to a cadet library desk as an addition to the main reference desk
- name is on the USAFA War Memorial
Bullets compiled by Heather Beer, Association of Graduates intern, Summer 2005
*************************
.
You may be gone, no longer living on this earth; but you will live on - in the memories of your family and friends. There will always be a part of you living in those who knew you. You will live on because we remember you!
TED BRYAN HALLENBECK - Air Force - CAPT - O3
Age: 26
Date of Birth Mar 10, 1946
Born: Ted was born on 10 March 1946 at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington, D. C.
From: ARLINGTON, VA
County of Record: ARLINGTON COUNTY
He was 26 and single when he died. - Brig.Gen Ralph J. Hallenbeck, Jr.(father)Mrs Corabelle H Hallenbeck, (mother)Colorado Springs, Co. She is still alive and is 93 yrs of age.. Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane.
*** Capt. Ted B. Hallenbeck, Class of 1968, was killed on 5 Febuary 1973 in an aircraft accident near Koke-Theim Airport, Thailand. He was the instructor pilot on an AU-23 which crashed five miles from the runway.
Funeral services were held at the Air Force Academy on 13 February. Capt. Hallenbeck is survived by his parents, Brigadier General and Mrs. Ralph J. Hallenbeck, of 1975 Brookwood Dr., Colorado Springs, Colo. 80907; and by his brothers, Don, Rudy and Lane. Don and Rudy graduated from the Academy in 1966 and 1969, respectively.
Capt. Hallenbeck graduated from the Academy with a major in International Affairs. He participated in several cadet activities, including the Ski Club, Rally Committee, Saddle Club, Water Ski Club, and was a cheerleader. He lettered in swimming and soccer and played one year with the baseball team. Following UPT, Capt.
Hallenbeck was assigned to the 21st TASS at Cam Ranh Bay, SVN, flying the O-2A aircraft. In early 1971, he was assigned duty with the 547th SOTS at Eglin Field as an instructor pilot in the O-2A.
His decorations included the Distinguished Flying Cross with one Oak Leaf Cluster and the Air Medal with five Oak Leaf Clusters.
***** (Picture) - Brother two of four, always in our hearts and minds, looking forward to seeing you in a better place.
Lane Hallenbeck
He is my brother
***** Uncle, Loved and missed by family and friends...
Posted by: Susanna
CAPT - O3 - Air Force -
Casualty was on Feb 5, 1973
In , THAILAND
NON-HOSTILE
PersonID - 19681915
Graduation - 1968
KIA Date - 2/5/1973
Squadron - CS 01
Home Town - USAF Academy
High School - Air Academy High School
High School Activities Football, Baseball,
Academy Experiences - Baseball, Swimming, Soccer, Rally Committee, Cheerleading, Saddle Club
Academic Degree Major - BS-International Affairs-USAFA
Active Duty Assignments - Pilot Training, Pilot O-2A, AU-23
KIA Conflict - Vietnam
Combat Information - FAC, 0-2A, 21TASS Phan Rang AB, RVN -1970 (450 + missions); AU-23, 547 TASS - TDY to Det 1131 SAS, Koke Theim Apt. Thailand, 1973
Killed In Action Mission - Instructor Pilot killed on training mission when AU-23 crashed 5 NM S of Koke Theim Arpt.
Next of Kin - BGen Ralph J. Hallenbach (father). Brothers: Don (USAFA '66), Rudy (USAFA '69), & Lane
Burial Site - USAFA
Aeronautical Speciality Rating - Pilot
Notable Decoration Awards - 2 DFC, 6 AM
Comments - Honored on the FAC Memorial located in Memorial Park, Colorado Springs, CO
Panel 01W - Line 115
Captain Ted Hallenbeck was assigned to Nakhon Phanom RTAFB Thailand.
Captain Hallenbeck was flying an AU-23 on a training mission, which was a piloted version of the QU-23 drone used to gather data from the sensors used in the Igloo White program on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
He and possibly a Thai Air Force pilot were killed in the crash in Thailand.
His body was recovered
****************************
HALLENBECK, Ted B. Class of 1968
- killed on 5 February 1973 as an AU-23 Instructor Pilot when it crashed 5 miles south of the runway of Koke Pheim Airport, Thailand while on a training mission
- member of the 547th Tactical Air Support
- flew over 450 combat missions
- as a cadet, served as Cadet Element Leader and made the Commandant's Merit List his first year
- earned 2 DFC, 6 AM
- memorial funds went to a cadet library desk as an addition to the main reference desk
- name is on the USAFA War Memorial
Bullets compiled by Heather Beer, Association of Graduates intern, Summer 2005
*************************
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