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i have set up a unit page at military.com, for anyone who served with the bmt sig det, rvn. you are free to join in. i enjoy this website while looking for friends.
welcome home. I served 1967-1968 Tet, etc, drove convoys from Long Binh to Tay Nainh and back
I was with the 1972 Comm Sq. beween March 71 to Jan 72. I used to repair teletypes
look for some one that was in 1st 28 inf divd in 1968-1969.I was in c company .2nd plantoon.
Was with the 44th Signal,HHC, Bien Hoa, Long Bien, May 67 to April 68, Remember tet well, hit ammo dump.
was 1st Cav. (Airmobile) LZ English, Camp Evans (during ammo dump blast), was a cook, but volunteered for helicopter duty and went on a few recons. Was there 8/67-8/68. Can't remember much, but remember two soldiers playing draw and one was shot by accident, can anyone fill me in. Thanks.
looking for anyone who knew or knows where a one John White lives or is still alive. He was in the 501st div. at Fort Sam, Texas
Served with Hotel Co. 2/9 from 04/66- 05/67 Da Nang, DMZ, would like to hear from anyone that was there with us. Lt.Bright was the platoon leader.
2nd surg hosp, ankhe viet nam 1977-1967
God Bless
God Bless
hope to find people on here please email me i was in siagon in 1974 and 1975 please my email is [email protected]
eric r tymchuk god bless
eric r tymchuk god bless
i was in long bin in 1966--from there i went to phu lam aid station, from there i went to guang try province to 18 surg hosp. i came back home in oct 1968, i met a lot of bodys there if any want one to communicate please do,
With the 360th Trans. 69-70
golf 2/3 68 69
served with Co d 1/506 infantry/camp evans 101st Abn Div from Dec 12,1068 to December 09,1969. Served with Sgt Woods, Sgt. Barger, Sgt . Henderson, Sly Reyes,
I am looking for some of my dad's friends. He was in the 3rd 17th Air Calvary Fort Knox KY 1968. He only remembers one name Delbert Gardner who lived in West Virginia , but his family moved north. The Sgt. called him "Plowboy" because he could not march his strides were to long and it messed up the march. Please contact us with addresses and/ or any infromation on his friends .
I am looking to find anyone who might have information about my father, Paul G. Wargula, throughout his time at Ton Son Nhut Airbase from 1970 - 1971. He would have been working on the base itself, from what I know he would have been maintaining aircraft, his best friend in training went by the name of "Cubby" and upon discharge he was a SSgt.
I am planning on writing a book about aspects of my parents' lives, and a significant part of researching my Father's history consists of myself taking a trip to Vietnam to try to visualize what he may have seen, thought or experienced, with a comparison between then and now.
He had never really gone into detail, and all I have to draw from are great boxes of memorabilia; pictures, letters, medals, old stars and stripes issues, etc... and details from my Mother's memories.
If anyone can offer any direction or suggestion it would be greatly appreciated... Better yet, if you knew my father, PLEASE contact me... I would be unfathomably interested in speaking with you...
I am planning on writing a book about aspects of my parents' lives, and a significant part of researching my Father's history consists of myself taking a trip to Vietnam to try to visualize what he may have seen, thought or experienced, with a comparison between then and now.
He had never really gone into detail, and all I have to draw from are great boxes of memorabilia; pictures, letters, medals, old stars and stripes issues, etc... and details from my Mother's memories.
If anyone can offer any direction or suggestion it would be greatly appreciated... Better yet, if you knew my father, PLEASE contact me... I would be unfathomably interested in speaking with you...
march 5th 2008 i was in phu hiep 1969 1970 flew on slick hauled a lot of grunts crew chief foxy lady
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11th MT Bn 1968-1969
I served with the 101st Airbrone Division (Airmobile) in Phu Bai in 1970 - 1971. Looking to make contact with anyone that was in the data processing section at that time.
in country feb. '68---emergency leave nov. '68. Hated to leave my guys. no contact with anyone to date. i was danger-main, forward switchboard operator, until i was told, i would be an R.T.O. my nick name is Duke. anyone remember me, and remembers the name of our mess Sgt. that was injured by mortar. like to know the statis of mess Sgt. i rendered 1st aid 'til medics arrived, then had to go to perimeter to my bunker assignment for ground assault. never heard how he was doing. also if anyone remembers SSg. Clark, platoon Sgt. for wire team. i think he was fragged in company area. anybody know please let me know. [email protected]
Looking for 1381's from Company A, 3rd Shore Party Battalion June-December1968. Please call or email
CampBearcat 67-68 7/9 ARTy Are there any of us left? Starshot patrols/Medvac SECURITY,PLANTATON STROLLS ARTY -SURVEY SECURITY BLABLABLA HOW ARE ANY OF YOU CAMP BEARCATS
Was with the 228th Signal Company 459th Signal Bn.
on Hon Tre Island in 1969-1970.
Welcome home to all who served
on Hon Tre Island in 1969-1970.
Welcome home to all who served
I was with B 7/15th, looking for the story of the battle of lz oasis prior to our arrival Nov 70.
What was left behind told a story of one ugly.
What was left behind told a story of one ugly.
WAS WITH THE 588th COMBAT ENGINEERS. HQ CO.HEAVY EQUIPMENT PLATOON.
TAY NINH, CHU CHI, 1969-70
TAY NINH, CHU CHI, 1969-70
I was with the 121st AHC in SocTrang Vietnam in 1968. If you were there during 68 please contact me, Don Mobley
My son has interviewed a gentleman who was in the 554th combat engineer, stationed in Lai Khe. He says and I quote "We had 3 firebases. Thunder 1, thunder 2 and thunder 3 and we got on with mericow on firebase doomsday, and we stayed there." Does anyone know what that means?? I could use your help, please.
Echo-Charlie FO
68-69
c company
68-69
c company
HHC
1st Eng. Bn
1 Inf. Div.
1966-1967
Republic of So. Vietnam
1st Eng. Bn
1 Inf. Div.
1966-1967
Republic of So. Vietnam