I am looking for some information on my father, because he doesn't talk about the war; I'm now 32, and fear that I will never know what happened during his years there. The only thing I know is that he had a tiger stripe uniform in his closet when I was little, and said, I think at one point, that he served with the 3/27th Marines. But I'm not sure if he was in the Navy or the Marines. The only story he ever told me was about when he was blown off a jeep he was riding in from a landmine, and the head of his rifle cut through his cheek (I think that is why he wears a beard). I'm not even sure what name he would have gone by; he grew up in Bridgeport, CT and spent some time in Vermont before heading out to Vietnam in 1967, I believe. His current name is Charles "Skip" Koch, and any information that you can provide me with would be much appreciated. I also remember hearing a story about his camp exchanging grenades for ammo w/the special forces camp that was right beside them? I would be interested in finding some of his old friends, as he is not very computer literate! I can be reached at [email protected] or [email protected]

Thank you for your time and service for our Country.

I am doing framing of a map and tour sites for a man who served two tours....he is giving them to his grandsons...the siad a second site of his first tour was a ...ka loo (khe lieu???)..and I cannot find the spelling. I want to get this right for him. It was between dong ha and cam lo. Any one help me?
thanks
and thanks for all you guys and gals did.....we remember

I was in c co.26th engineers 1969.Looking for Stan Mills e co.cev operator/42nd ash&trash.Anyone else out there send me an e mail.

My dad is retired USAF Tsgt. Rodney Gene Dunbar (Gumba or Rod) and I am looking for any of his friends from the 39th Squadron stationed in Udorn, Tay Hoa, and Cam Ranh Bay between 67-69. He was with the ARRS at that time. I am trying to find any history I can of that time so I can compile a little gift for him for his b-day on June 24.I have heard a little of the craziness from him but if I can get more info, it would be greatly appreciated. I have gathered a bit from this site. ( Love it by the way) I grew up around the Jolly Greens and think they did a wonderful job! I still have the t-shirt from AK with the pic of a Jolly Green airlifting an ass and saying "We'll save yours too" on the back it says "support USAF Air Rescue GET LOST Elmendorf AFB, AK" from when we were stationed there in 75 to 80. I love those things. I am very proud of him and the others that sacrificed so much so that others may live. If you have any info, please email me anytime...thank you so very much.

I served with HHB 7-11 Arty, 25th Inf.Div., III Corps in the Battalion Tac Ops. Center(13E20MOS) in 1970 at Tay Ninh, Katum(Firebase Denny), in Tay Ninh Prov. and Dau Tieng in Bin Duong Province and then was transferred to C Btry. 2-19 Arty, 1st Cav. Division and was Chief of Smoke's battery recorder at Phouc Vinh(Bin Duong Prov) and at Firebase Apache in Binh Tuy Prov. also in the III Corps area.

I was in Parris Island for basic training in june of 1966 Platoon 3052. I left for Nam in Feb,1968. I would like to hear from anyone that was with me at Parris Island or in Nam

Sincerely,
Ted Dening

looking for information about childhood friend killed in action 03/20/1967Marine Lance Corp John Craig Arnold

I was on Vung Roa Mountain with the 514th Signal detachment 4/69 - 3/70. I think that this website is great. I wish we had the internet available back then. Would like to correspond with anyone who was over in that area to trade stories.

My friend,Patrick J. Morrow lost all his photo's and memories in a servre house fire. I am trying to surprise him with new photo's for his next home. He is very proud and had lots of photo's hanging on his walls, he even has several tattoo's.Can any one help or Any suggestions? Please e-mail me at [email protected]

Iam iooking some one that was in the 101st station atCamp eagle inPhu Bai in1970 to71

Hello. I find this a great site. I am here because I want to find someone for my mom. His name was Don Wickley (this is how it is pronounced). He served the vietnam war around 1968-1970 and went back home in August 1970. He came back a month later september 1970 to marry my mom (René), but because of strange circumstances, they've never seen nor speak to eachother again. When she told me this story, I really want to find him, or at least speak to someone who knew him or still knows him. Back then, he lived in Ohio, I don't know what town exactly. THey met at the NCO club in vietnam (I also don't know what state). Please, if anyone knows this man, then contact me. I can't say how much I would be thankful.
I do not live in the states, neither does my mom.

Thank you for reading and I wish you all luck.

February 6, 2008
I served in the Air Force, FM Squadron, stationed in Phu-Cat. I was aircraft electrical repair working on F-4D, C-7A, OA1, EC-47, Shadow AC-119, Pedro helicopter and any TDYs that came along. Year served in Viet Nam was from Nov. 1969 to Nov. 1970. I would like anyone that served with me please write to my E-Mail ([email protected]) or call me (508) 697-7815.

39th ARRS, Tuy Hoa, Vietnam, July 1967-68.

I WAS WITH THE 101ST 1/501 2/506 AT CAMP EVANS,AND CAMP EAGLE 1971-1972.ANY ONE OUT THERE.names,gary lamont from n.o.la,shroder? from cal.