Welcome to our guestbook, a space designed for connecting and sharing cherished memories. We invite you to take a moment to leave your mark on this memory journal.
10587 entries.
Gary Rager
from
Saltsburg
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Looking for anyone who served at camp Faulkner near marble mountain from late 1968 to early 1970.Desperately searching,I need to re-visit these old times before my terminal illness takes me!!
louie lopez
from
BUENA PARK
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
louie lopez, cpl 1 1/7 3 plt spended my time on hill 55,35, 65,. was thier tet 68. my tent was surply
and rigth next 81's .TO THE BROTHERS I LEFT BEHIND AND THE ONE'S THAT NEVER MADE IT.
LOVE AND MESS U ALL, HOW MANY OF U WERE GLAD TO LEAVE, BUT FEEL LIKE U LEFT SOME ONE BEHIND? U.S.M.C. CPL LOPEZ.
and rigth next 81's .TO THE BROTHERS I LEFT BEHIND AND THE ONE'S THAT NEVER MADE IT.
LOVE AND MESS U ALL, HOW MANY OF U WERE GLAD TO LEAVE, BUT FEEL LIKE U LEFT SOME ONE BEHIND? U.S.M.C. CPL LOPEZ.
donald bedell
from
WICHITA
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I SERVED WITH HHB 23RD ARTY FROM JAN 68 UNTIL JAN 69, KNEW A LOT OF GUYS BUT I HONESTLY DON'T REMEMBER TO MANY NAMES HOPE YOU UNDERSTAND
ROBERT SMITH
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
65-66 1ST INF 2/18 BEAR CAT
68-69 277TH LONG BINH APC'S
70- 66TH MP PHU TAI WOUNDED 20 JUNE SENT HOME
68-69 277TH LONG BINH APC'S
70- 66TH MP PHU TAI WOUNDED 20 JUNE SENT HOME
Roger Carper
from
Sturgis
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was in Long Bien Vietnam
I was an E-4
I was in the 43rd Eng. Co. DT
I was there from Aug. 1966 to Aug 1967
I was an E-4
I was in the 43rd Eng. Co. DT
I was there from Aug. 1966 to Aug 1967
patrick atkinson
from
east aurora
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was in PI Sept. 64. Was in Nam 1966,vmgr152 motor T.out of DaNang and fatema,Okinawa
weldon steve
from
westwego
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
176 ahc chu lie 1970-1971
Jack Hurley
from
Brockton
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Very nice web site. I was with Kilo 3/3/3 in 1968.
The photo's of Con Thien brought back memories as that was where I was sent when I first arrived in country in Dec. of 67. I am planning to attend my
1st reunion this July in Florida . Looking forward to seeing some of my brothers that I haven't seen in 40 yrs. For those who were also with 3/3 and haven't visited our web site you may want to take a look. It is also a great site. www.thirdmarines.net.
Semper Fi
Jack
The photo's of Con Thien brought back memories as that was where I was sent when I first arrived in country in Dec. of 67. I am planning to attend my
1st reunion this July in Florida . Looking forward to seeing some of my brothers that I haven't seen in 40 yrs. For those who were also with 3/3 and haven't visited our web site you may want to take a look. It is also a great site. www.thirdmarines.net.
Semper Fi
Jack
richard perry
from
tiffin
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
looking for someone who new my father rodney perry 1st marine division hill 22 company a
Larry Fournier
from
Statesville
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Hello,I was sent to the 160th in Jan.1968 as a replacement.I was transfered to being one of the battalion generator repairmen for the 86th maint battalion and stayed there until May 1969 when my tour was up.
larry Lane
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was in A Company 2/8 4TH Inf. div. vietnam from Nov. 68-oct 69. I drove the 11 track . Found some more friends at military.com And a few other sites. Still looking for friends, H. Luna from cal. Tom from Texas, Tucker was from KY. I think???
Stephen Byrd
from
Fultondale
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Vietnam 69-71 B co 92 eng Long Bin
Craig Miller
from
Grand Junction
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I served with the 9th Engineer Battalion, USMC, Chu Lai, Hill 10 Sept 1967- Sept.1968. Does any one know where Tony Stahl may be. Would like to hear from others who were there during that period.
Ralph Dennis
from
Tallahassee
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was in Vietnam in 67-68
billy mackey
from
lancaster
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
would like to get in touch with guys,fromthe 87th engineer batt.b compny. who was in viet nam between 68/69.my name is billy mac, i remember leut.patton,picalo,rose,and kerr.anyone remember the baby monkey, get in touch please,this is my sister computer, she will keep me up to date.
James Spelic
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
WELCOME HOME ALL VETS . ALSO ALL THE CHEMICALLY WOUNDED. AGENT ORANGE VETS OUR TIME HAS CAME SAY IT LOUD,AT EVERY CLINIC VISIT,OR VA PHONE CONVERSATION. MABE THEY WILL HEAR US. GOD BLESS ALL OF OUR BROTHERS , AND SISTERS JIM D CO 709th maint bn BEN ,LUC VIETNAM 68 69 9TH INF DIV
Donald James
from
Enid
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was with the 101st Airborne, 1st/321st Artillery Group as a combat medic at Phu Bai, from Jan to Sep 1971.
Bob Flaherty
from
Taylorville
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Landed at DaNang May 67 was at ASP-1 when compound was at the top of the hill. Moved into new basecamp down by the Brig. Was there for the "Big Bang" when the dump blew. Took out most of hill 327. Spent a lot of time sleeping at Red Beach and 3rd Tank Battalion. Moved alot of bad ammo to demo hill after that. Primary MOS 2311. X-mas present for 1967 was AK round through my thigh building ASP-2 by Happy Valley. Have lots of good memories from that time, but some bad ones to. Lost some people in our mine field sneaking back from the vill. Would like to hear from some of the guys from back then if they are still kicking. Are you out there Jimmy Miller, Ray Hartzell, Jim Couch, Bobo ? Total time in country was May 67 to Oct. 69. Was part of first pullout of 3rd Marine Div. Sure was a long boat ride home. Proud to have served with each and everyone of you. Semper Fi !!!
walter thompson
from
La pine
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Was with 5th marines at An Hoa 1966 threw 1967. I was one of 7 who were assigned to the ammo dump across from the airfield. I also road shotgun from An Hoa to Da Nang making sure our battalion had plenty of beer and ammo.
GERALD GETTY
from
Harrisville
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was on monkey mountain from 1968-1969 hope some one see this thanks
Tony Spagnolia
from
West Trenton
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Served with 1883rd Comm Sqdn. (AFCS) at Phu Cat, '71 as an Air Traffic Control Radar Repairman. We kept that MPN-14 running with spit & prayer! Base turned over to VNAF in November, I stayed on as part of the AF Advisory Team until the end of the year. PCS'd to Cam Ranh, Bien Hoa, TSN and finally finished tour at Korat RTAFB via way of Bangkok!..(will never forget the Grand Prix!..)
Always tried to take the good from the "Nam experience"; the people, culture, beliefs and pass it along over life's journey, while remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice and didn't have that chance.
Maybe each of us made a difference after all..
Always tried to take the good from the "Nam experience"; the people, culture, beliefs and pass it along over life's journey, while remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice and didn't have that chance.
Maybe each of us made a difference after all..
Larry Smith
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Served in Army at DaNang, 1968.. O5C20 Radio
tele-type operator.
tele-type operator.
Alvin Harris
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was at phu bui camp eagle hue from june 69 to aug69 came in with the 805th tran co from vung tu replaced a reserve unit they broke us up sent me to diffrent co was 5ton tractor trailer driver last unit was line mechic and rode shotgun on convoys may have been 515th or 863rd tran does any oneknow what became of 805th in country aug 68 toaug 69 s pepin seen your post
wiillis harness
from
kingsport
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
looking for anyone who served in the 86 transportation co. at long bihn vietnam.
Peter Lombari
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Served in the 1ST BATTALION 16TH INFANTRY 1967 - 1968. Viet Nam
Floyd Kight
from
Bartlesville
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was at Phu Loi from 1-70 to 12-70.
Was in Pipesmoke from 6-70 to 12-70.
Was in 605th then HHC until I left.
Would like to here from anyone there at that time.
For me the best of times and the crazyest of times.
Was in Pipesmoke from 6-70 to 12-70.
Was in 605th then HHC until I left.
Would like to here from anyone there at that time.
For me the best of times and the crazyest of times.
Johnny Lukosky
from
Naples
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I served at Tan Son Nyhut Air Base during the TET "68 Offensive and Counter Offensives.
I wish to commend Sergeant Sharkey, SP6 Dickinson, and SP4 Taylor, US Army, for their courage, sacrifices, and contributions during this time that tried the soul. They have never received the just recognition which they so justly deserve.
Men, you upheld the honor and tradition of the United States Army. It was my supreme pleasure to have served with you. God Bless! Chief Warrant Officer Johnny G. Lukosky, US Army (Ret)
I wish to commend Sergeant Sharkey, SP6 Dickinson, and SP4 Taylor, US Army, for their courage, sacrifices, and contributions during this time that tried the soul. They have never received the just recognition which they so justly deserve.
Men, you upheld the honor and tradition of the United States Army. It was my supreme pleasure to have served with you. God Bless! Chief Warrant Officer Johnny G. Lukosky, US Army (Ret)
Gary Anderson
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
Went over to Nam with the 303rd Trans in Sept 0f 68 from Fort Benning. Company was broken up and i was one of the guys sent to the 611th Trans in vinh long. Some of the guys John Schweitzer jerry bishop kerry wedwick dave hull bob hoggan, Jeff Long rick kitchens freddie westerman Stick mederios, Greek. Well guys WELCOME HOME
gary wilson
from
raleigh
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was with 57th ahc in kontum 69 doorgunner I was on 4th ship the night terry dees and crew hit mountain coming from dak to
Wayne LeBlanc
wrote on March 24, 2021
at
10:01 pm
I was in Vietnam from Aug 69 to August 70 in Danang in the USAF 20th TASS. Are there any vets out there that was in this unit?
Wayne
Wayne
