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Eric von der Recke
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Yo Marines, I was with Alpha Battery, 1st LAAM Battalion, Hai VAn Pass. Feb 1969 to Sept 1969.
Any LAAM'ers out there?
Semper Fi.
Any LAAM'ers out there?
Semper Fi.
john o'sullivan
from
bristol
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
looking for other marines that were fragged 5feb70 at Maint. Bn. EM Club 1st FSR/FLC
Harold Johnson
from
Duncanville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Served with 518th Signal company 1969. Stationed on Hon Tre island and later went to Dalat. Like to hear from some of the boys that used to sit on the roof over my room every night.
Joesph Page
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I am on here looking for those that served with my father. His name was Lloyd Page and he served with the 554th eng, d co. for 1968-1970. if you served with my father in and around Cu Chi, please let me know.
Dave Waterman
from
Alta
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I am looking for anyone who served in the 134th Quartermaster Unit from fall of 1966 to fall of 1967. I would love to hear from anyone that I served with.
willie norman
from
vill rica
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I was at Cu-Chi from 4-1967 to 12-1967 I ran convoys from may 67-4-68. out of Cu-Chi I would hitch with the 725 transportation. I would like to talk with anyone from the 94th maint co. or the 351st out of bein-Hoa.
gilbert davis
from
tampa
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
i was in vietnam 1968-1969 mag.13 chulia vietnan
George Turner
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
344th ASD Camp Holloway, Holloway Tower, Dec 68 to Jan 70. AKA The Walnutto Man. To any and all assigned, DAGO 6, 1974 awarded the Viet Nam Gallantry Cross w/ Palm to the 344th for the period.
James Pace
from
Olney
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I was in Nam 1967- May 1968 69th Engr Bat Co A Frist was in Vung tau, then in late 1967 moved to Can tho airfield.I don't recall much, VA is asking lots og Questions.
Thomas Ringgold
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Served 69-71 815th engineer Co C Crane Operator
The smiling Jack Ass on the front Like to hear from anyone who remembers. Ringo
The smiling Jack Ass on the front Like to hear from anyone who remembers. Ringo
lory burk
from
cheshire
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
i was in the 54th dust-off company,from sept 1970- to sept 1971, i was a crewchief back then,been in contact with some of the guys,email me or call me
stoney
stoney
Robert Hensel
from
Buena
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
As I remember from May 1968 to June 1969 the 355 TFS at Phu Cat Air base. This Sq. was made up of mostly of Air National Guard people from 177th TFG Atlantic City N.J. and 113th TFG Washington D.C. with a sprinkling of A.F Regulars mixed in. The unit set some mighty strong records when the outlook of the guard was no more than a glorified flying club. Unit was presented the PUC, OUA and Vietnam Cross of Gallantry with palm. One pilot who went up to the top was Gen. Merril McPeak who flew with the Sq. and always had good things to say about the ANG. God Bless all who served and welcome home.
Juan Martinez
from
Madisonville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I was in Thy Nin 1968,
I was in Tay Nin with 2nd Battalion 32nd Artillery Gp. and Phu loi with the 23rd Artillery Gp.Aviation. I like to find someone.Feb.1968 to Oct.1970
I was in Tay Nin with 2nd Battalion 32nd Artillery Gp. and Phu loi with the 23rd Artillery Gp.Aviation. I like to find someone.Feb.1968 to Oct.1970
Enrique Leon
from
Scottsdale
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I wrote a note earlier, didn't spell Ankhe or Pleiku right, anyhow I serve there with the 17th Field Hopital and the 71rst Evac Hospital.
My nick name is Rick Leon they tease me for been the only Mexican born Surgeon in the whole USArmy so they also used to call me the wet-back
if people who served with me please contact me, my email address is [email protected]
My phone at my clinic is 480 945 0277 I am in full private practice in Cosmetic-Plastic Surgery here in Scottsdale Arizona.
My nick name is Rick Leon they tease me for been the only Mexican born Surgeon in the whole USArmy so they also used to call me the wet-back
if people who served with me please contact me, my email address is [email protected]
My phone at my clinic is 480 945 0277 I am in full private practice in Cosmetic-Plastic Surgery here in Scottsdale Arizona.
Lloyd Comer
from
Greensboro
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Iwas in Viet Nam 68-69 I was with cbtry3/13 25 thinf div. Like to hear from menbers of btry God bless
Ron Hills
from
Swedesboro
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
PhuBia Feb 70 to Jan 71
mike kelley
from
boston
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
i salute the canadian vietnam veterans for your service to the united states of america.one of my sgt in the 1st cavalry division was a canadian.he was the only guy in our troop that smoked a pipe.he was like an uncle to us kids.
William Thomason, Sr
from
Parrottsville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
My brother James A Thomason (Jim) served in the 586th Signal Co in Vietnam in 1965 and 1966. He is interested in communicating with others from the company and is very interested in finding the Road Runner Patch from the 586th Signal Company. His e-mail is [email protected].
Dan Andersen
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Was with HHC67thMedicalGroup when unit was transferred to Vietnam in Sept.67. Flew out of San Antonio,with stops at San Francisco, Hawaii, Guam, and the Philippines, landed in Bien Hoa. Was in Bien Hoa until after the 68 Tet Offensive,then took an LST out of Saigon to Danang. After landing in Danang we were stationed with Air Force before arriving at our permenant duty station. After awile unit was transferred with 95th Evac.Hosp. Went home Sept.68
gene boyer
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I WAS IN B CO. 3/12TH 4TH INF DIV. 1967/1968
I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO WAS THERE
AT THAT TIME. B CO 3/12TH IS HAVING A REUNION IN JUNE.
I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO WAS THERE
AT THAT TIME. B CO 3/12TH IS HAVING A REUNION IN JUNE.
Eleazar mata
from
Kingsville/ Pharr
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
served 1968-1969, 1st Infantry Division 2/ 28th alpha co.
Sammy Phillips
from
batesville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
served 3rd marines oct.1966 hill 55 with the otters nov.1966 to may1967 camp j.j.carroll otters would like to hear from people who served with me and the troups we suported simper fi and god bless you all
lee huffman
from
morganton
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
served with mcb 74 66-68, mcb 121 68-69, mcb 74 72-74 mcb 74 78-82. retired naval station charlston sc 85-89 ,
bob Brancazio
from
bx
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
took basic in ft. gordon jan 68 arrived in viet nam jan 69 thru jan 70 with the first avn bt 1st inf div in phu loi.
Tim O`Connor
from
Springfield
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
was with Chickenman A 227 Crew Chief
wayne whittemore
from
east bernstadt
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
vitnam 70 71 amercal div 1of 52 datel co inf good to hear from you all
JAMES WILLIAMS
from
ELLERBE
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
I SERVED WITH 1BN. 27TH. MARINES AT KANEOHE BAY HAWAII FROM OCT.67 UNTIL FEB.68. WE LEFT K/BAY IN FEB.68 ON SHIP TO VIETNAM. I WAS IN ONTOS PLT. I REMENBER GUNNY YOUNG, SGT. WOODS, SGT.KENNEDY AND HIS THUNDER CHICKIN, CPL.CHET RYAN, CPL. ASHE, PVT.BEANIE. WHEN WE ARRIVED IN VIETNAM, WE GOT ASSIGN TO 1ST.TANK BN. 1ST.MARINES. I GOT ASSIGN TO H&S CO. AS MAIL CLERK ONTOS PLT. MOVED UP NORTH, THATS THE LAST TIME I SAW THEM. IF ANYONE KNOWS HOW TO CONTACK ANY OF THESE MARINE, PLEASE CONTACK ME BY PHONE OR EMAIL,THINK YOU
Bob Wombwell
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:01 pm
Was with HHB 1 Bn 44th Arty at Dong Ha - first Duster unit in country - 66/67 - at Dong Ha when ammo dump hit.
Harold Groschwitz
from
Medford
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
a.k.a. Dutch. Navy Corpsman HM3. Camp Tien Sha Disp.& Deep Water Pier Disp. 4/68 to 4/69. Day job was VD Control agent "Pecker-checker", and business was always brisk. If the names "Cabbage Patch, Dogpatch, and The graveyard" bring back memories, you probably caught something I had to treat.
Significant events that involved me:
May/68 rockets hitting LST lots of army casualties, they were sleeping topside when they got hit.
Triangle Ammo depot going up,
DWP getting hit, twice.
Camp Tien Sha itself getting hit in early 69.
YFU blown out of the bay near I Corp Bridge (also early 69)..
Night runs to Son cha, Usom (s.i.c.) Hospital, NSA Hospital.
Oh yeah, my first time up Monkey Mt. to see Boom Boom Rock.
Looking for HM2 Baker, Frosty, Gabe, Larry Simpson (you still owe me money), HM2 Red Tyler (the flesh is weak), HM3 Steve Burton, HM2 Mike Prewitt, HM2 Lamb, and HM2 Ron Held.
Special thanks to HMC Sparks....best damn CPO I ever had.
I wish you fair weather and calm seas Chief wherever you are.
Significant events that involved me:
May/68 rockets hitting LST lots of army casualties, they were sleeping topside when they got hit.
Triangle Ammo depot going up,
DWP getting hit, twice.
Camp Tien Sha itself getting hit in early 69.
YFU blown out of the bay near I Corp Bridge (also early 69)..
Night runs to Son cha, Usom (s.i.c.) Hospital, NSA Hospital.
Oh yeah, my first time up Monkey Mt. to see Boom Boom Rock.
Looking for HM2 Baker, Frosty, Gabe, Larry Simpson (you still owe me money), HM2 Red Tyler (the flesh is weak), HM3 Steve Burton, HM2 Mike Prewitt, HM2 Lamb, and HM2 Ron Held.
Special thanks to HMC Sparks....best damn CPO I ever had.
I wish you fair weather and calm seas Chief wherever you are.
William Cummings jr.
from
Springfield
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Looking for any one with F-2-11
Go to www.F-2-11.com
From 1966 to 1969
Go to www.F-2-11.com
From 1966 to 1969
