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MAG 13 - Corpsman
served in co c 8th support btln fort devens until jan of 67 i have several pics of base camp the tray ninh bowl excetra
Flew for the 18th Aviation Company out of Nha Trang in 69 & 70. The pay sucked, but it was a good job.
Served in An Khe July 68 to August 69 front gate- with special duty with the 4th- the Herd and the 1st cav- sure would like to thank you for doing all the great job on this site Aloha Pineapple from Hawai'i
I am looking for anyone who knew my dad, Leroy Hires 101st 502 D company. I have a few letters and his purple heart but I wanted to really know about him and maybe photos of him over there.Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am seeking information or personnel, who may have known my wifes uncle, 1st Lt Jerry C. Bennett, from Frederick Oklahoma, whom Ibelieve was assigned to M Co, 3rd Bn, 9th Marines, 3rd MARDIV at Con Thien 1967. Lt Bennet was KIA by Arty fire on 16 Sept, 1967. and assistance is greatly appreciated
I served with the 173rd 319 Art. in Vietnam April 1965 until discharged.
I was at katoon 1970 when hit by sappers 4th.23rd 25th inf. recon any body else out there?
god bless .. my was was in the usmc .. i am happy there he is my dad ..
Sept 1970-Aug 1971 LZ Uplift with B Co., 1st Bn.
and at LZ English D Co. 4th Bn. Was a Machine Gunner, Big D is what i was called.
previous entry-email needs corrected.
and at LZ English D Co. 4th Bn. Was a Machine Gunner, Big D is what i was called.
previous entry-email needs corrected.
I am searching for the wahreabout of Richard A. Roberst (originally from Chicago), born in 1943 (?), who had been serving in Giao Duc District, Dinh Tuong Province (Vietnam), between 1968-1971 as Civilian Advisor to the District Chief. We met again once in Pennsylvania in 1980, but lost contact since as he abruptly changed his address. Your tip on his (and his family's) present status will be much appreciated!
Looking for anyone who was in E-Company, 723rd Mt Bn during Oct 70 to Sept 71. Does anyone remember the orderly room clerk? I think it was David something. Also , Lt West who came about January or Feb 71.
was with the 11th eng +3rd eng bn
my last hole in the grownd was camp carroll i was the one
who put the dozer blocking the bridge at the bottom of the crows nest left right after alwine was kia in the ambush on
Hwy 9 on feb 9th
my last hole in the grownd was camp carroll i was the one
who put the dozer blocking the bridge at the bottom of the crows nest left right after alwine was kia in the ambush on
Hwy 9 on feb 9th
I'm really not sure why, but I am both proud and ashamed of my service in nam. I am very proud to have served in a USMC recon unit (force co. 1st recon batt. 1st mardiv) in danang & phu bai 67/68. I would have gave my life for my country at the time. Now looking back knowing what i know now, I am ashamed of the government that sent its young men, most mere boys to die in a god forsaken rice paddy or hill top for absolutly no real purpose! I love my country and totaly support all of our armed forces, but we need to stop fighting these (polititions wars) like Bushes killing our boys right now!! All just to keep the publics atten. off his inability locate and take out 1 man, ben ladin, shame on you president bush, do you sleep well at night? I don't have'nt since vietnam, GOD BLESS EVERYONE WHO HAS EVER OR EVER WILL SERVE OUR GREAT COUNTRY, GOD BLESS AMERICA, AND SEMPER FI FOREVER!!!!!!!!!!
I served with the 173d Airborn Brigade during Tet, 1968, in and around Ahn Khe, Camp Ratcliff, LZ English. We were supported by the 1st Air Calvary. I still remember that big Air Calv patch up on the hill.
Went to Okinawa (Camp Schwab) TAD from MASS-2 Phu Bai for TPQ-10 Calibration and returned to MASS-3 at Chu Lai 3 months later. Was with SSgt Pancho Aguilar, Pedro Cantu, Charlie (lurch) Prince, ETC. MASS-2 from 10/66 to 5/67 then MASS-3 from 8/67 to 10/69 at HQ area. I loved those 6 mo extensions.
Servied 39th Base Post Office, Cam Ranh Bay
Apr 69 - May 70
Apr 69 - May 70
Looking for info and address'(e-mail & home) for all who were with the 3rd Bat 9th Reg 3rd Mar div that landed at Dannang on 8 March 1965. We plan our next reunion in California in June 2009.
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I was with Service Battery, 5/42 Arty, near Long Binh, from October 1969 to October 1970. Looking to hear from anyone who was with HQ btry
and Service Btry that was there during that time
and Service Btry that was there during that time
Looking for old army buddies that served in Quang Tri in 1970
My correct email address is:
[email protected]
I was with Service Battery, 5/42 FA, at Camp Price near Long Binh from October 69 to October 70. I was the rations driver and worked for CWO Mead in S-4. And also worked for SFC Riggs and SFC Thomson in the mess hall. Anyone remember SFC
Lambreth (Maybe SP/7 Lambreth, also called "Pop"? All with the mess hall. And I also worked closely with SSG Blevins and SFC Greer who were with the motor pool. Im looking to hear from anyone in HQ or Service Batteries that were there at the time. C-Battery, 5/2d Arty, (nickel-deuce) was the other unit with us at Camp Price. If anyone there remembers me, email me as well!
WELCOME HOME!
[email protected]
I was with Service Battery, 5/42 FA, at Camp Price near Long Binh from October 69 to October 70. I was the rations driver and worked for CWO Mead in S-4. And also worked for SFC Riggs and SFC Thomson in the mess hall. Anyone remember SFC
Lambreth (Maybe SP/7 Lambreth, also called "Pop"? All with the mess hall. And I also worked closely with SSG Blevins and SFC Greer who were with the motor pool. Im looking to hear from anyone in HQ or Service Batteries that were there at the time. C-Battery, 5/2d Arty, (nickel-deuce) was the other unit with us at Camp Price. If anyone there remembers me, email me as well!
WELCOME HOME!
need information asap on the rocket attacks at the end of may 1970 in chu lai. I was just being assigned to VMFA 115.
Served 1st Inf 1/4 Cav June 68-June 69.
looking for corpsman 3rd eng bn /
david nemeth have photos of the floot
looking for butch alwine clan also have photos
david nemeth have photos of the floot
looking for butch alwine clan also have photos
looking for anybody from the 86th transportation in long bien vietnam 1966-68
I was in DiAn 1st,Inf. 701st Maint. Bco. 1967 - 1968 we were fired on a lot, but mostly fired up... It was good experience Grew up...
Thank you to all veterans who have given themselves for the sake of freedom. My father, Brent Fox, III, passed away this week. He was a U.S. Marine who served proudly in Vietnam. I would love to hear from anyone who knew him. I am also looking for any information about a Navy photograper who photgraphed my scared young father in the jungle on March 26, 1966. I've been told the photo was run in the Washington Post as well as recently in Time Magazine. I was given a copy of Tyee with the shot on the cover. Since memories are all I have left I'd like to learn more about my father and the experience that shaped all of our lives. Thank you for any information that you can share. By the way, I do know that he was Charlie 1-5.
I served as a Captain with the 36th Signal Battalion, Long Bien and bases beyond, RVN from Sep 1969 to May 1970. Would like to contact fellow officers and enlisted men I served with--Cpt. Vincent Cipola, Cpt. Bill Davis, Maj. Sam Loeffler, CWO Bob Kashimoto, and other Battalion officers; also enlisted men--Pat (my jeep driver), Sgt. John Rice and any others. Also would like to communicate with other new lieutenants who went through advanced officer training with me at Fort Gordon, GA in late 1968 to eary 1969--will you ever forget that escape and evasion program???
Hello to all. It has taken a long time for me to reach this point, but here I am. I served in Vietnam in 1965-66, with the 1st Admin Company, 1st Infantry Division, at Di An. Having worked for the division IG, I had a good (relatively safe) job in comparison to many of my fellow soldiers. And, I often have guilt feelings because of it, even after all these years. I know many of you men and women had it much rougher than I did, and, no doubt, many of you continue to lead a troublesome life today because of the ill effects from that war. Although I wasn't out in the jungles and rice paddies, I, too, suffer from being exposed to Agent Orange: diabetes, peripheral neuropathy, diabetic retinopathy, depression, and severe panic disorder. Of course, anxiety and depression are not listed as being caused from Agent Orange, but I know in my mind that it had its effect nonetheless. I read recently read that a study was done involving Vietnam veterans in New Zealand, and it was discovered that all who were tested had their DNA altered, and, more than likely, the DNA of their offspring had been altered as well. It makes me wonder what I have done to my two sons and two grandsons. Both my sons suffer from anxiety and depresson, both are pre-diabetic, and my oldest son has leukemia. Can you imagine the guilt feelings I have because of all this? In 2002, I published a book entitled River of Memories: An Appalachian Boyhood. Chapter 13 describes my Vietnam experience. If you wish to read it, you can visit a website called AuthorsDen. Please copy and paste the following address: http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewshortstory.asp?id=15544. There are other chapters from the book on this site as well. In closing, I would like to say that I pray for the remainder of what years God gives you to be pleasant and painless, both physically and mentally. If you are one who is in close contact with our Creator, then please whisper a prayer for me as well. From the hills of West Virginia, I am,
Sincerely yours,
David Lee Thompson
Sincerely yours,
David Lee Thompson
For the Lady looking for a woman's father who was stationed with 205th - check the 205th Assault Helicopter Support Company (205th ASHC)