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CW3)  \nBirth Date: March 20th 1946  \nOak Ridge, TN  \nDied After Tour Date: May 22 nd 2002 Ellenton, FL  \n[https://directory.vhpa.org/details.php?m=hYBt2lPK%2FU3tW654anqCsEPiyQttG](https://directory.vhpa.org/details.php?m=hYBt2lPK%2FU3tW654anqCsEPiyQttG)[ ](https://directory.vhpa.org/details.php?m=hYBt2lPK%2FU3tW654anqCsEPiyQttG)[Omx%2BOEEVEhI9arCrPg3kg0xI%2BgJ%2FcIPJiDqxkquDKZGmmf3wE2%2F](Omx%2BOEEVEhI9arCrPg3kg0xI%2BgJ%2FcIPJiDqxkquDKZGmmf3wE2%2F)[ ](Omx%2BOEEVEhI9arCrPg3kg0xI%2BgJ%2FcIPJiDqxkquDKZGmmf3wE2%2F)[ySXvkQ%3D%3D](ySXvkQ%3D%3D)  \nMichael F \"Mike\" Mullins Military rank: CW3  \nStatus: DAT-22 May 2002  \nThere is more information about this person on the VHPA web site.  \nFlight Class(es) :  \n70-44  \nCall Sign(s):  \nSTALLION  \nGLADIATOR 15  \nUnit(s) :  \n92 AHC (71)  \n57 AHC (71-72)  \nBranch of Service:  \nAR  \n[https://www.vhpa.org/DAT/datM/D10952.HTM](https://www.vhpa.org/DAT/datM/D10952.HTM)  \nMULLINS MICHAEL F  \nCW3 Michael \"Mike\" F Mullins was a VHPA member who died after his tour in Vietnam on 05/22/2002 at the age of 56.2 from Cancer  \nEllenton, FL  \nFlight Class 70-44 Date ofBirth 03/20/1946 Served in the U.S. Army  \nServed in Vietnam with 92 AHC in 71, 57 AHC in 71-72 Call signs in Vietnam STALLION, GLADIATOR 15 This information was provided by Don Joyce  \nMore detail on this person: Michael F. \"Mike\" Mullins, 56, died of cancer 22 May 2002, at Blake Medical Center, Bradenton, FL, and was laid to rest 8 June 2002 in Anderson Memorial Gardens Cemetary, Clinton, TN.  \nMike, a member offlight class ORWAC 70-44, served as a Captain with the 92nd AHC at Dong Ba Thin in 1971 and then was \"Gladiator 15\" with the 57th AHC at An Khe in 1972. He was a member of VHPA and the VHPA of Florida Chapter. Following his Vietnam service, Mike flew as a rotary-wing aviator at Ft. Lewis, WA, Ft. Bragg, NC and in Hawaii. Continuing to serve, Mike finished his military flying career with the 278th ACR, Tennessee Army National Guard, retiring as a CW3 in 1991.  \nAfter moving to Ellenton, FL, Mike flew EMS helicopter medical missions for Shands Hospital in Gainesville, FL.  \nMike Mullins is survived by his wife, Anne R. Hetrick-Mullins, two sons, two brothers and a sister, and four grandchildren. Anne has requested that a \"Michael F. Mullins VHPA Memorial Scholarship\" be established by the VHPA, with the award to be presented in 2003 by the VHPA/AAAA Scholarship Foundation.  \nDonations, in Mike's name, should be sent to the VHPA.  \nFrom: Don Joyce 27 June 2002  \nThis information was last updated 05/18/2016  \n[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132561956/michael-farra-mullins](https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132561956/michael-farra-mullins)  \n[Mr. Mullins has passed away at the Blake Medical Center in Bradenton. He came](Mr. Mullins has passed away at the Blake Medical Center in Bradenton. He came)[ ](Mr. Mullins has passed away at the Blake Medical Center in Bradenton. He came)[to Ellenton 10 years ago from Nashville](to Ellenton 10 years ago from Nashville), Tenn.  \nHe was an Army helicopter pilot who served during the Vietnam War. After his retiring from the Army, he was an EMS helicopter pilot. He was a member of the Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association.  \nSurvivors include his wife, Anne R. Hetrick; sons Nathan P. and Matthew C. ; sisters Mary and Honor; a brother, LB; and four grandchildren.  \n[https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/8640/anderson-memorial-gardens-and](https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/8640/anderson-memorial-gardens-and)chapel-mausoleum\\#view-photo=14730323  \n[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132561956/michael-farra-mullins](https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/132561956/michael-farra-mullins)  \nMichael Farra Mullins  \nBIRTH 20 Mar 1946  \nOak Ridge, Anderson County, Tennessee, USA  \n\n| DEATH | 22 May 2002 (aged 56)\u003Cbr>Bradenton, Manatee County, Florida, USA |\n| --- | --- |\n| BURIAL | Anderson Memorial Gardens and Chapel Mausoleum\u003Cbr>Doss","cbCaiapr7WYAquZd","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiapr7WYAquZd","pdf",676167,"English","# Service and ranks\n## Vietnam service details\n## Post-Vietnam career\n# Personal information\n## Birth and death\n## Burial and memorial\n# Family and legacy","[{\"question\":\"When and where was Michael Fara “Mike” Mullins born and when did he die?\",\"answer\":\"He was born March 20, 1946 in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and died May 22, 2002 after his Vietnam tour, with location given as Ellenton, Florida.\"},{\"question\":\"Which units and call signs did he serve with during Vietnam?\",\"answer\":\"The document lists service with 92 AHC (1971) using the call sign “STALLION,” and 57 AHC (1971-1972) using the call signs “GLADIATOR 15.”\"},{\"question\":\"What did he do after his Vietnam service and how is he remembered?\",\"answer\":\"After Vietnam he flew rotary-wing missions, later doing EMS helicopter medical missions for Shands Hospital, and he retired from military flying as a CW3 in 1991. 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