11 Feb 2001 I miss you and love you - you are a wonderful memory for me. I can still see your smile and the twinkle in your eye. From his wife, Kathy Seater kmd@execpc.com

 

22 Sep 2002 Photo courtesy of his sister, Marilyn Zipsie mz163@aol.com

 

The Incident On 29 July 1967 the USS FORRESTAL was conducting combat operations off the coast of North Vietnam in the Gulf of Tonkin. The ship was preparing to launch an ALPHA strike when a major fire broke out among the crowded aircraft on her deck, resulting in a series of 500 and 1000 pound bomb explosions. Thirteen hours later, the fires were extinguished - and 135 men were dead or dying, with hundreds more injured. Airman Robert Lee Hasz was one of the 135. Visit The Virtual Wall's USS FORRESTAL Memorial Page

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