My father's name is Robert Eugene Miller, may have been called Bob or Bobby at that time. He served in the 4th Infantry Division from 1966-1977 in Pleiku, Vietnam. He was stationed at Dragon Mountain base camp. At the time he was 26 years old and his friends called him "Gramps" I hope there is someone out there that knows him. He would absolutely love to hear from someone.

Still looking for anyone who was with the naval unit at marble mountain. from nov 67 thru nov 68.
Also would like to find someone that my wife and I met in Hawaii. The couple names were Rudy and Marie and they lived in california. Rudy was a supply sergeant in the army and that is all I can remember.

served with 24th tran co. tuy hoa sub area 1967/1968. would like to hear from others in the company during these years.

Agent Orange?
Just curious if my bezel cell carcinoma or memory loss has anything to do with my time in Chu Lai (NSAD 1968-69). A buddy who shared a room back then says he's dying of some kind of cancer the VA says is related to his time in Chu Lai so I was just wondering when my number will be punched.

Now I'm being told the time we spent on board the USS Morton DD-948 (1966-67) off the coast didn't help either. And then there's the bad cough I couldn't shake for 6-8 months following my return from the Gulf after Desert Storm (PSU 303, Dammam, Saudi Arabia).

Ahhh well, I'll probably get hit by a bus and it won't make a big difference. When your number's up...

I was USNR stationed on USS New Jersey BB-62 Sept 1968 to 13 May 1969. E-3, attached to 4th Div. Stood navigation watches on the bridge as a helmsman. I have 8mm, vhs and DVD footage of Westpac cruise 68-69, including shellback initiation when we crossed the Equator. I enlisted at US Naval Reserve Center, next to Dodger Stadium in October 1967. Currently Latah County Veterans Service Officer (semi-retired).

usaf mecical service specialist cam rahn bay, sept 68 thru sept 69,emergency room air force hosp. went back in june 70 binh tuy afb,2 mos.tuy hoa for 3mos, back to cam rahn for last six mos.left may 1971. sappers blew up our pol dump the night before i left in may. does anybody remeber this. i pray all are well. i have done very well in life wonderful wife and two super kids.

PHU CAT 1969 looking for info date month anything on choppers transport of what I believe was five KIA soldiers dropped to the air base. I was with 4SOS (SPOOKY GUN SHIPS ) across the ramp where the choppers always landed.

served with 589th engr btn co c 1968-1969 looking to contact anyone in my co

3rdmardiv.1st amtracs A Co 3rd pltn 03/09/1967 to 09/25/1967CuaViet.Hey out there. 40 years is a long time. For some of us its like yesterday and never leaves. Been fighting the VA for a long time for benefits. They want me to prove my claims. I went to the wall in DC 10 years ago. Confirmed. If anyone in this outfit needs proof the book is "WAR WITHOUT HEROES" David Douglas Duncan. Harper & Row Publishers New York and Evanston. Operation "Fortress Sentry" What a joke. During the monsoons. We lost a lot of people for nothing. I still have nightmares. Been on medication forever. The worm is going to turn. I saw faces in that book that I remember but dont know the names. But I do remember the names of those who were blown away. Names I do remember are Don Shepler and Pete Dunton out of Phoenix, P.J. Ball from N.Y., Chris Bartel Pomona,CAL. Frank Ritkeske KIA my best friend while I was in the brig for sleeping on post. Bullshit. I had one eye open. We had been in the field for nine days. Me and Andre Olsby were made examples of because of because there wasnt enough body counts for the General so we must be sleeping on post. Then while I was in the brig the airfield in Da Nang which we were right next to was rocketed. We were not allowed weapons. So we went into a sand bagged hole met for 10 people which 40 of us tried to fit in. You want stress. I feel so sorry for the Iraq veterans. I was that age way back. Theyre going through the same problems when they come back. They are not labeled baby killers yet. But I know what war does to a persons mind. Its so distorted. Will sign off.

Served in TanMy 67-68. There is a great website dedicated to helping find service mates called Together We Served. Go to army.togetherweserved.com or navy.togetherweserved.com for Marines and Navy or airforce.togetherweserved. Check it out and I hope it helps. Welcome home and God bless.

stationed in Tay Ninh 587th sig co. 1968 an69 was on black virgin mountain when overrun 18 aug 68.I am still breathing.God Bless you ALL.

served with the 701st through the years of 68 to 70 was in A co,C co D co in 69 an 70 i was with 57th trans co. drove a duese and a half as rations driver for the mess hall while with the 57th trans co i drove for the club system in other words i kept the clubs supplied love to hear from anyone that remembers me

I 'm looking for marines in F.L.C. who knew me and served with me. I worked in and drove for Graves Registration cleaning and baging marines bodys located beside the helo pad just through the gate at Quang Tri ,My nickname is lurch and I'm 6'7" tall . I'm can't remember which motor T outfit I was in either 3rd Motor T or 5th Motor T, hell it could of been 6 Motor T. Anyway The outfit was Force Logistic Command or F.L.C. from Dong Ha in country between June 69- July 70. I love all of you men. I also want to let the families know that I treated your loved ones with the upmost dignity and respect. I'm not sure of the dates I could be off a month either way , Yours Truly, Walt

Served with USAF 7th Air Force, Detachment 1, 377th Air Base Wing at Bien Hoa. Worked with USMC MAG 12 during the 1972 Easter Offensive.
I brought the Vietnam Women's Memorial to Washington, DC in 1993 for dedication on the National Mall.

Looking for people who served with MILPHAP teams N1 & N2 1967 in Hoi An & Quang Tri