My   real   name   is   Be   Van   Le,   but   I   used   my   pen   name   on   my   writings:   Vietnamese   and   English   articles   for   my relatives   safely   under   Vietnamese   communist   rules   in   Vietnam.   McBlan   Lee   was   my   pen   name   on   my English articles. I am living in Houston, Texas. I   was   born   in   South   Vietnam,   1950,   I   joined   VNAF   as   Flight   Mechanic   October   1969   to   April   1975.   I   worked on   several   VNAF   cargo   aircraft:   C-119,   C-47   and   C-7A   Caribou.   I   served   for   5   years   on   VNAF   cargo squadrons:    413rd    (C-119),    514th    C-47,    427th,    429th    and    431st    C-7A    Caribou.    I    have    trained    Flight Mechanics of the C-7A Caribou by USAF at Phan Rang AB, South Vietnam, 1972. I   left   Vietnam   during   the   North   Vietnamese   communist   attack   on   Saigon,   at   April   29-1975.   I   left   my   wife with   two   kids   behind.   10   years   after,   my   family   reunion   in   the   U.S.A.   We   have   another   two   sons   born   in   the U.S.A. I am a Vietnamese freelance writer, artist and Vietnamese play writer. Thanks Lee.

Dear VCSJC Newsletter editors, I would like to share to your Veteran readers my articles about the Vietnam War, which those writings are posted on several websites: 1. Saigon Death Struggle - McBlan Lee, last Saigon battle April 29-1975, Vietnam war historical. 2. Glowing Smart Dragon - McBlan Lee, Last VNAF AC119K air crew sacrificed for their country, Vietnam war historical. 3. A Terrified Evacuation Flight - Huy Bang (my pen name). 4. Farewell To Tong Le Chan Outpost - McBlan Lee. 5. My Unforgettable Tong Le Chan Flight  6. My Caribou Flight Mechanic Instructor  7. I Am A Sky Bird ( an English airmen song) - McBlan Lee. Other articles should be posted on internet shortly: 8. SA-7 Heat Seeking Missile - McBlan Lee, a Vietnam War SA-7/ HSM experience for Military Cargo Aircraft modified. 9. A Nightmare of a Midnight Outpost Landing, a midnight landing on an outpost airfield without runway's lights, a secret mission.