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I was in Vietnam in April 1968 to June 1969.
Unit 121st Signal Division
Unit 121st Signal Division
I served with the Marines in Phu Bai & Marble Mountain with HMM-161 Helicopter Squadron in 1969 & 1970. LtCol Bennie H. Mann was our CO, a great man & leader! I remember & honor everyday five friends who died on a mission the night of Feb. 16, 1970: Lt. Joel Sampsell, Lt. Alan DeCrane, Sgt. Jan Garringer, LCpl. Don Morin & Cpl. Robert Weise. Semper Fidelis!!!!!
Cam Rahn Bay, 92nd Finance Div. Sept 66 to Sept 67.
I was in Vietnam from March 1970 to May 71. I was in MACV Advisory17 during that time. I spent time in Tra Bong. I met Captain Vavrin in Quang Ngai a couple of days before he died. Time has gone by fast and I think of those days often.
DPP 16 FLSG - Alpha and or FLC, DaNang and Red Beach 1966
Hello fellow Comrades-in-Arms. I served with Company K/75th Infantry in 1969 and 1970. Thank all for their service to our country.
Chuck
Chuck
I served 2 tours of duty in Vietnam.
The first tour was at Phan Rang AFB, Vietnam , from Jan 1967 to January 1968. I was stationed with Detachment 22, 30th Weather Sq, and worked as an Administrative Supervisor.
The second tour was at Nha Trang AB, Vietnam, from October 1968 to October 1969. I was stationed with the 1879 Communications Squadron and worked as a Communications Supervisor.
The first tour was at Phan Rang AFB, Vietnam , from Jan 1967 to January 1968. I was stationed with Detachment 22, 30th Weather Sq, and worked as an Administrative Supervisor.
The second tour was at Nha Trang AB, Vietnam, from October 1968 to October 1969. I was stationed with the 1879 Communications Squadron and worked as a Communications Supervisor.
Song-writer "the Patriot" (Tet 1968), #1 Internet, played USO. SingerRickCurtis.com
i was with the 1/10th cavalry in 1969. our platoon resupplied the combat units in the field and built and defended LZs. our operations were in the central highlands close to cambodia and laos border.
I was with 3rd Motor Transport Battalion south of Danang and went as a radioman supporting the landing zone on Harvest Moon. I remember very well the firing of the Ontos in that village. I was thankful to have that available fire-power as I was hugging the bed of my 6by that day! Thanks to you all!!!
the photo showing the op has me sitting, with my fire-team leader standing with the shotgun
Best there ever was.
Stationed at USARV with lst Avn Bde and AG during July 1968 thru Nov 1970. Welcome home!
Was with 67th DT Engineers in Vung Tau in 1970 and in Delta in 1971.I was a permanate guard in Vung Tau and shot an RVAN Major in a jeep that would not stop at the back gate Looking for some that was in my unit.
was in the 588th Maint. Co. in Chu Lai and Long Binh and in the 632nd HEM Co. in Long Binh 70-71
Vietnam 1969 C co 158th avn 10 1st abn I was a crew chief on a helicopter we landed one night for repairs.
Served 1967-68 with 556Trans Co. 64th Q.M.Bn.
Served 1967-68 with 556Trans Co. 64th Q.M.Bn.
Looking for any one who was in Vietnam cua viet 7th bulk fuel co 1967
Army 68-69 Pleiku, Vietnam 4th Inf. Div. Logistic Support Unit Looking for George Cota LA, California & Hector Reyes Rio Piedra, PR or anyone else who was in my division. God Bless America!!!
I WAS IN VN FROM 10/67 TO 11/68 3rd battalion 11th marines India battery
on hill 65 some other names,frank lucero,richard smith SGT J.To name a few, would like to here from anyone who was also there.
on hill 65 some other names,frank lucero,richard smith SGT J.To name a few, would like to here from anyone who was also there.
Served 1 1/2 tours in Nam, from arriving in Camron Bay, to Quan-Loi. Spent many nights in the field. Assigned to 1st Infantry Div., 121 Signal Battalion. Lost many, many friends. Forty four years later, I still feel the lack respect which was never given to us. I am proud that I served. I am proud of our country, our flag and most of all, to all the troops of today. Stand proud!
Still trying to locate people who was at Kham Duc, Kontum, or Pleiku who was with the 20 Tass from July 1967 to June 1968
I SERVED IN RVN TWICE; FIRST TIME-- TET---PHU LOI--1967-1968::: SECOND TIME ---CAMP EAGLE-KHESAHN-VANDERGRIFT- 1970-1971 ::LAM SON 719 -THE WORST 4 MONTHS OF MY WHOLE ARMY CAREER. I RELIVE IT TODAY AT TIMES. I RETIRED CW3 IN NOV 1979 FROM GERMANY AND I LOVE MY CAREER.
I COME FROM A FAMILY OF 13 AND 10 OF US HAS SERVED AS A BROTHER OR BROTHER - IN-LAW IN THE MILITARY ALL THE WAY FROM WW2 TO THE GULF WAR. FOUR WERE COMBAT WOUNDED. YESTERDAY I LOST MY ELDEST BROTHER( 84) WHO WAS A MARINE DURING KOREAN WAR STATIONED ON A RUNWAY IN JAPAN AS A CRASH AND RESCUE PERSON ON A FIRE TRUCK AS FIGHTER JETS CAME IN TO SHOT UP TO FUEL OR LAND. EXPLODING ON IMPACT. RELOADING FUEL AND AMMO AS NEEDED. HE ONCE TOLD ME SOME TERRIBLE STORIES OF WAR THAT HE WISHED HE COULD FORGET. HE DIED DUE TO PROSTRATE CANCER. AS I RELATE THIS I THINK OF MY OTHER WOUNDED BAND OF BROTHERS FROM THE SAME FAMILY. I WENT THROUGH IT ALSO AND I STILL RELIVE IT TODAY AT TIMES AS THIS. WE WILLINGLY PUT OUR LIVES OUT THERE ON THE LINE FOR THOSE TODAY IN AMERICA. MY QUESTION RUNS THROUGH MY MIND TODAY ,WAS IT WORTH IT? MY SAME ASWER IS YES. MY GOD IS A GREAT GOD AND HE WAS THERE FOR ME THEN AND MY BROTHERS AND HE IS STILL THERE TODAY.GOD BLESS AMERICA THE HOME OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE. WELL DONE MY FAITH SERVANT WILL BE HEARD THE DAY WE ENTER HEAVEN. MY WIFE HAS TRIED TO GET ME TO WRITE A STORY ABOUT MY LIFE BUT I SAY I WILL LEAVE YOU ENOUGH INFORMATION TO WRITE IT FOR Me.
I COME FROM A FAMILY OF 13 AND 10 OF US HAS SERVED AS A BROTHER OR BROTHER - IN-LAW IN THE MILITARY ALL THE WAY FROM WW2 TO THE GULF WAR. FOUR WERE COMBAT WOUNDED. YESTERDAY I LOST MY ELDEST BROTHER( 84) WHO WAS A MARINE DURING KOREAN WAR STATIONED ON A RUNWAY IN JAPAN AS A CRASH AND RESCUE PERSON ON A FIRE TRUCK AS FIGHTER JETS CAME IN TO SHOT UP TO FUEL OR LAND. EXPLODING ON IMPACT. RELOADING FUEL AND AMMO AS NEEDED. HE ONCE TOLD ME SOME TERRIBLE STORIES OF WAR THAT HE WISHED HE COULD FORGET. HE DIED DUE TO PROSTRATE CANCER. AS I RELATE THIS I THINK OF MY OTHER WOUNDED BAND OF BROTHERS FROM THE SAME FAMILY. I WENT THROUGH IT ALSO AND I STILL RELIVE IT TODAY AT TIMES AS THIS. WE WILLINGLY PUT OUR LIVES OUT THERE ON THE LINE FOR THOSE TODAY IN AMERICA. MY QUESTION RUNS THROUGH MY MIND TODAY ,WAS IT WORTH IT? MY SAME ASWER IS YES. MY GOD IS A GREAT GOD AND HE WAS THERE FOR ME THEN AND MY BROTHERS AND HE IS STILL THERE TODAY.GOD BLESS AMERICA THE HOME OF THE FREE BECAUSE OF THE BRAVE. WELL DONE MY FAITH SERVANT WILL BE HEARD THE DAY WE ENTER HEAVEN. MY WIFE HAS TRIED TO GET ME TO WRITE A STORY ABOUT MY LIFE BUT I SAY I WILL LEAVE YOU ENOUGH INFORMATION TO WRITE IT FOR Me.
in memory of sp/4 robert eugene hewitt, 38th base post office, 3 rd platoon, 4 th
squad. robert it has been 45 years. you were missed greatly by the squad.was never
able to find you final resting place in ohio, but you are still in my prayer
former ssg. william c. feist, squad leader 3 rd plt, 4 th sq. viet nam
r.i.p.
squad. robert it has been 45 years. you were missed greatly by the squad.was never
able to find you final resting place in ohio, but you are still in my prayer
former ssg. william c. feist, squad leader 3 rd plt, 4 th sq. viet nam
r.i.p.
Thanks to all the veterans off the military and a salute to our fallen soldiers,I served in Viet Nam in 1966-1967 with the 864th Engineer Battalion, been thinking about you guys Boyd, Dixon, Brown, Bogle and the rest of the unit
I was a door gunner with the 176th Assault Helicopter Company in Vietnam in 1968. I have many photos and many stories about my time in Vietnam. I was never injured, never got malaria, did the best I could over there. I was one of the lucky ones. Now at 68 years of age, I find that my time in Vietnam has been one of the most defining experiences of my life. Love your website and all the photos.
I was with the 633rd cc&s company from 71-72.
Just to let everyone know I have submitted my latest book project to Hellgate Press who will be publishing "VOL 2, U.S. Army Helicopter Names In Vietnam". Should be ready for the VHCMA reunion in June. Features 600 new helicopter names. However, new NAMES can still be added right up until the final edit. Quality in-country nose art photos are welcomed as always. Happy New Year everyone.
I just had a blessing from this web site. I made a posting in 11/4/13 of being in Delta Co, 1st Engrs, !st Infantry and list some of the boys I served with. Since I have heard and shared pics with Douglas Nelson and today I received an email from Hezzie Baines daughter Tammi who station at Ft Hood with her family. Regretfully Hezzie had passed away but God does answer your prayers to give you a piece of your good memories back from so long ago. I forgot the bad long agowhen I turned all over to GOD . All I can say is to keep on reading this site and GOD will answer you many times over. GOD BLESS AMERICA