Looking for anyone who knew my father CW2 Charles (Chuck) Strawser. He was in the 2nd of the 7th Cav 69-70 I believe.

Vietnam veteran echo recon 1st bn. 46th in. 196th light in. bg. 23rd in. div. (Americal) 1971-1972 nickname "Big Guam" pig gunner.

I was in Nam 67-68 with 2nd Btn. 1St Marines Echo Co. Was a corpsman. Con Thien XMAS of 67. Would like to hear from anyone who was there. .............."Doc" Wolfe

I Served with the 1st. Inf. Div. Scout Dog unit @ Xion in 67, and was transferred to the 4th. Inf. Div. 1/10th. Air Cav. @ Pleiku during thet in 68, and then to An Khe when the 4th. Div. moved there. I filled a door gunner slot till a great brother named Gary Brewer (Crew Chief) rotated, then I assumed his position as Crew Chief on the UH1H. The last two months in country I requested to give up my position as Chief, and become a part of the rapid deploy platoon, and back on the ground again. It was granted, and I was with those great guys that I inserted in "hot spots." I felt more comfortable being with them, than looking in there eyes as I left. A Great bunch of guys was with me at that time. I still smell the place at times, especially during early Spring, or Fall. I hear similar sounds from time to time, and when a chopper flies where I live the memories are very real. I still have the sweats, and have to set in a restaurant facing the door. Probably like most of us! I'm glad I happened across this page, I wish the best to all my brothers, and may you find some peace from time to time. Roy

May i say as a fellow korean vet
to each of you brave men that was stationed in the jungles of veitnam i salute you brave men with the highest honor that could be spoken. you seen fellow troops fall to the ground dead before they hit the ground..you heared men cry with pain and seen the fear of men faces in the time of battle..your horror was not a movie but real , enemy was real and he was out to kill you.. you unloaded into a strange land with the smell of blood in the wind.. you heared the sound of mortar shells and seen men fall to their deaths...their faces was just the faces of young boys in their sweet youth.. how could i say enought and honor you for being there in my stead.? how could i thank you with human lips? I seen the wounded at valley forge hospital when i was their with tuberculosis that i caught in korea, I seen strong men without arms and legs because of war.. I heared them cry because of their wounds and seen the faces of those brave wounded men, and this is kept in the memory of and brings thoughts of sorrow in my mind..sometimes my dreams bring me back to that sad and sorrowful time and I wake up with and relize in my mind i have returned to see all your war torn faces and wounds again all refreshed I and then i thank God that it is now just a dream and then i retrace my past to recall all that i have seen and reflect on war and men and wounds and sorrow and I hope that never again in the day of men that war will come ever again to take our young men and woman to their youthful graves... men and fellow vet i thank each and all of you for your service and I am pround to be one of you a fellow vet...God bless from vet mcqueen

I was living on the beach front property of the 123rd aviation batt. Chu Lai from 1967 thru 1969. Wilson, are ya out there ?

Served with 4th Infantry Division from 7/66 to 4/67 then 22nd Finance from 4/67 to 9/67. It would be great to hear from anyone who served with me during that time. I went from PLEIKU to TUY HOA to NA TRANG. Are there any organized tours available to VN?

my name is dennis cochran i am looking for anyone who was in the 151st.trans.grope 6th trans. batt.long binh lt.trucks1967-68 e-mail cran1145@aol

I was assigned Fleet Air Recon Squadron 1 from 1970 - 1974, and was stationed in DaNang thru 1972 - 1973. Lots of memories.

I have just been viewing the site for other reasons.
It's wonderful, and a wonderful mission you have.
Thank you so much for all you do. I have worked with many vets at the VA in Roseburg, OR and their program for PTSD.

My grandpa was in the vietnam war his name is Don schaffer a sgt in kieh saun

Looking for photos of the co.g lrrps out of Duc Pho, 1969

Battalion mail 70-71 after reassignment with C-3-22 of 25th, HHD 24th Trans Battalion Cam Ranh Bay,

I am lookig for someone who was in MACV Advisory Team 32, May 1965-May 1966, in Gia Nghia, Quang Duc Province. The National Archives say that they have no record of that unit being in Viet Nam at that time. I need help with a stressor. If there is someone out there please email me.