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Looking for info on my father Ssgt Thomas A Olsson aka "spider" He served in Viet nam as a crew chief unit hmm 162 (1964-early 1966) I'm trying to find any old pics or any info. If anyone knew him please email me. God bless...Thank you, Ginger

Was in C&HDQ Co. 1st Bn 18th Inf. Landed on Cam Rhan Bay June '65 home May '66. On my return home what I found odd was no one asked about Nam! Not even my family it was like if we don't mention it it's not happening. God Bless all vets I have a cap that says (ALL GAVE SOME & SOME GAVE ALL) No truer words spoken!

I was with the 46th ORD Co. at Cam Rahn Bay, 1969-1970 looking for old buddies,I was asst. supply sgt. for Staff Sgt. Vinson, im Sgt Ball, if you rememeber me please contact me.

Looking for men who served in duster quad searchlight vulcan or hawk units in Vietnam.
Email for newsletter and reunion information.

Got my orders for Nam the day I turned 18. Arrived in DaNang in August 1966. Served at Camp Tien Shaw until April 1968. Worked in the Post Office initially and when I earned my crow I worked in the Personnel Office. Looking for other in-country shipmates during this time frame.

My tour of duty in Vietnam was from March 1970 - March 1971 in Long Binh. I was a Staff Sgt in the Class I yard and in charge of the NAF Section. During my tour at Long Binh it was a fairly safe area, just a few alerts of incoming now and then but luckily it never came, and for that I am grateful. The whole of Vietnam was considered a war zone but I was never in a battle, again grateful. I had a supply MOS and therefore I was classified as a non-combatant. I was a support troop. I believe that technically we were all prepared to be combatants should the need arrive, after all we were all basically trained for defense of our country. We swore an oath. Supply, Transportation, Communications, Medical, Mess, Administrative Personnel, and all support troops are ready to take up arms when called upon in defense of our country as was the case in Vietnam and past wars.
I went to Vietnam to support ALL of our troops, and that, I did to the best of my ability. I have nothing to be ashamed of. Had I been called upon for combat duty I would have been extremely proud to serve. I wouldn't have been too unfamiliar with the duties of a combat soldier although it had been a few years since I was a grunt.
I served as an 0311 with Marine Regiments and Fleet Marine Force Pacific Divisions during my tour with the Marine Corps from 1954 - 1958. (Peace time but nevertheless excellent training). As it turned out I later joined the Army in 1958 and was assigned to the 9th Infantry Division for a while. I then transfered to the Quartermaster Corp and went to Vietnam and was assigned to the 506th S&S Company.
I am very proud and thankful to ALL of our Vietnam Vets combat and support troops for there service and sacrifices. They let it be known that the United States Armed Forces are Forces to be reckoned with. Again, I am proud of my service in Vietnam.
U.S. Marine Corps. 1954 - 1958
U.S. Army 1958 - 1975

USMC 1954-1958
Operation "Teapot" 1955 (google in "operation Teapot and you will know what this means) We are recognized as "Atomic Veterans"
Operation "Strongback" 1958. I found out later that Lee Harvey Oswald was on the same ship.

US. Army 1958 to 1975. Served in Nam with the 506th.
My best and childhood friend and I joined the Corps together in San Antonio Texas. He stayed in the Corps His name is Gunnery Sergeant Juan Almanza and was with 3/26 Marines. KIA'd in Quang Tri. If you knew him, please contact me.
Thanks to all Militaryof ALL branches, past and present.

Looking for anyone who servered in 1970 security guard co. aka truck checkers long binh army deopt MP's

2/11 Artillery, 1966-1967. Searching for members, all batteries, for upcoming reunion. Please contact me.

I served in the 165th Transportation Company in the Vietnam War from 1966-1968. I was a Larc Driver for the US Army. I served in Cam Rahan Bay, Vietnam and Camp Ho Chi Min at Utapao Air Force Base , Thailand. In 1967 our company went to Thailand were I finished my tour of duty. In 1967 a fellow Larc driver was killed. He was a friend of mine and was the only Larc Driver that was killed in 1967. I am trying to locate people that served with me and may remember who this individual was. He was a dear friend of mine and after 40 years I am having difficulty remember his name. If anyone has any information on this or the 165th Transportation Company, I would appreciate it if you would e-mail me at [email protected]

I was assigned to the 75th Support Bn, 1st brigade, 5th infantry Div. Replacement Detachment from 1969-1970. I was assistant mess sergeant but mostly drove supplies and troops to and from the airstrip.

Looking for anyone who served w/ my dad or knew of his unit.
He was 1st Army, 11th ordance company out of Ft. Devans, MA. served '64-'65 Vietnam. Only know he landed at Tan Son Nhut Airbase. No info after that.

These are pics of my father with his brothers in Vietnam. Only thing I know is FLSU #1. If any knows anything about the location or people in pis please let me know.
Thank you
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPthMpHlZds

viet nam 1967-1968 looking for bill craft john king jim navarro