Ronald Marcel Goulet
Captain
CCC, MACV-SOG, 5TH SF GROUP, USARV
Army of the United States
Thompsonville, Connecticut
January 13, 1946 to September 26, 1969
RONALD M GOULET is on the Wall at Panel W17, Line 9

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08 Jul 2001

With Ron's passing we lost a great soldier and a true hero. It is with deep gratitude that we are remembering Captain Ronald Goulet and all the others who served and died in times of war so that we may enjoy the Freedom and Liberties that make the United States of America great.

From a comrade's friend,
Clark T. Ballard, Jr., M.D., Colonel, U S Army (Ret)
66 Leschi Drive, Steilacoom, WA 98388-1514
n6qg1@yahoo.com


 
31 Mar 2003

Ron was a friend in the 8th SFG, Panama
and then my Hatchet Force company commander in Vietnam.
I miss him to this day.

David Kirschbaum
Plt Sgt, Co A Hatchet Force
SOA (CCC) 5th SFG, Kontum RVN
[now Sergeant Major, United States Army (Ret)]
squiretoad@hotmail.com


 
06 June 2003

When Ronnie went to Vietnam, no one ever thought he wouldn't come home. He was an exceptional athlete; quick, strong, fast and yet graceful! To my brother Steve and I, he was invincible. We were very young when he was killed, yet he still had an amazing, positive impact on our lives. He was assigned to SOA (CCC), 5TH SFG, SPECIAL FORCES and made the ultimate sacrifice while leading a Hatchet Force mission into Cambodia. Through my Father, one of Ronnie's closest friends in high school, I learned about discipline and how to be a leader. I'm proud of what Ronnie stood for and ultimately died for ... I'm currently an Active Duty Commander in the US Coast Guard and just returned from a deployment in support of Operation Liberty Shield. I hope Ronnie can see what I'm doing and I want him to know that part of him is still alive...

God Bless you Uncle Ronnie...
We miss you.

Michael Sabellico
Commander, U.S. Coast Guard
7792 Calle Lomas, Carlsbad, CA 92009
msabellico@adelphia.net


 
04 Mar 2007

Ron was a roommate of mine at Infantry OCS at Fort Benning, in 1966. As I recall, his parents couldn't come down for the graduation-commissioning ceremony on December 5th. Ron asked my mother and sister to pin on his second lieutenant gold bars, which they were honored to do.

Ron went to jump school the next day. He had priority to go since he was scheduled to go to the SF Officer's course in January of 1967 and then on to Spanish language school ... I think at Monterrey.

I ran into Ron at Fort Bragg in late January after completing jump school and being assigned to the 7th SF. We met for a few beers while we were stationed at Bragg. When he completed the SF Officer's course, I lost touch with him. The next I heard about Ron was when I sadly read about his death on the Army Times casualty list.

There is never a week that goes by that I don't think of Ron and other Vietnam era friends that I lost.

From a friend,
Phillips T. Kimball
ptkimball@yahoo.com


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