I served in Viet Nam in 1967 and 1968 with HHC 3rd Brigade as a field wireman. Anyone who served with this unit during this time frame, I would like to hear from.you I would especailly like to hear from my good buddy that I served with -- Clarence Wallace. WELCOME HOME to all of the veteran who served in Viet Nam.

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My dad was a seabee in the navy stationed inseveral places Hawaii, rhode Island, gulfport, spain He has past already and to this dad his dying words were to sue the military because they at keesler never would honor a vet with a triple bypass it was as my dad put it gonna dye anyways so why do it
so i flew from hawaii to gulfport and at my dads request had to get lawyers so that i can legally help him die! in the the hospital! his eldest child and daughter me! he went in on my birthday and retired on my birthday and tried to die on my birthday but could not and would do it so he did it one month before my birthday! wanting me to vow to remind everyone about vietnam food! how much lard there was in it, so that it silled each and everyones belly! so they could go out there and fight
my dad was a very proud american and he died in shame of our country. no support! he could afford his insurance and he had to cancel them and guess what a bitter man dies leaving no insurance for his family broke and nothing
well your asking what was his name??
Edson John Middleton Master senior chief petty officer. I am his eldest daughter Shirley Ann Middleton Kaneshiro in Hawaii. thank you and please if you knew my dad send me pictures or your thoughts.
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I was with Blt 3/1 From 8/67 to 8/68:State side
the 8th& 10th marines as a radio man.

I am his wife writing this and hoping someone will remember my husband. This is what he tells me about where he was. I was located on LZ Hawk Hill with Headquarters Co. 196th Infantry. My job was to report KIA casualties to Division Htqrts, and prepare bodies for onward transport to Chu-lai. My nickname was "Phil" or "West Virginia Wildman". I was there from Jan. 1969 to Jan 1970. I would like to hear from anyone who remembers me. Dealing with KIA's day after day for a year has left me in bad shape. Please contact me at the web address or phone no# I left on this guestbook. Thanks

was with 6/11 arty americal,a battery, lz debbie / rto 4/21 a co. 1970

God Bless all the Vets, those here and those who have passed on. I am the daughter of a Vietnam Veteran who passed away in 01. My dad is Billy Ray Blevins. He was stationed out of Fort Bliss in 65 and Fort Leonardwood in 63. I know he served 3 tours in Vietnam sometime between 60 and 66. He was in the Army and I believe he was a sergeant. My Mom says she was sewing those stripes on about every other week because he would lose them as fast as he got them. 🙂 My dad was a good man and a great soldier and he truly cared for those he served with. I would love to correspond with anyone that knew my dad. My email is listed.

Spec.4 Gary L. McCain,I served with the Aco./1st/
5th/25th inf. div.mech., Army, from march 1st 1970
untill jan. 15th 1971. I was a motar gunner on a 81mm, track mounted,apc.My track was no. 42 aka sweet pea. Our div. hqs. was in cuchi. I would
like to hear from some one who served with me!

was an Ordnance Captain assigned to a MACV team in Cu Chi in 1971/72. I had some bad experiences there and in a previous assignment in Thailand and Laos. I spent a LONG time getting all this out of my head. Now I am trying to get a handle around it. One of my problems is that I did such a good job of forgetting it I can’t remember the Team number. We were primarily a logistics advisory team to the 25th ARVN. We were commanded by a Colonel and were mostly logistics oriented to the 25th ARVN. We billeted in some of the sand bagged and sectioned Quonset huts of the old US 25th hospital buildings. Two men to a unit. The reason I am trying to put all this back together is that I am suffering effects from Agent Orange (let's here it for Tay Ninh province!). Do you know anywhere that I can find a listing of locations and team numbers?

I was also CO of HQ and Main Support Company, 7th Maintenance in Korat, Thailand where we went into Laos as civilians from Vientiane to do gun repair work on the west side of the Ho Chi Minh trail at SF and indigenous fire bases. Obviously there are no "records" of that and I am trying to find anybody who was with me there. The only name I can remember is George Fienne (no sure of spelling) who was an Engineering 03. Thank you for whatever help and advice.

Mike

327th Signal co. Long Binh Oct 67-Dec 67
Bien Hoa Detachment Jan 68
Chu Lai Long Lines North Jan 68 - Sep 68

served in country 1968-1969 with "C" battery 2nd battallion 13th artillery. base camp was in Phu Loi but spent most of time at fire bases in and around Tay Ninh. Most memorable being fsb buell III. I was the motor sergeant. would love to hear from anyone who served with me or my unit from around that time. especially remember one of my mechanics Jose Leon, doc. gary sorroco. have many pictures from the road from Phu Loi to Chu Chi and Tay Ninh.

I was with the 98th Quartermaster Company stationed in Qui Nhon, Vietnam during 1965. I would like to hear from anyone that was with the company during that year. Now that time has passed, I can think about those days. (9/14/2007)

my name Michael Nguyen, I am looking for my father. His name is Frank Wilson, he was working for Morrison Knudson in Chu-Lai and Danang Vietnam before 1972. He left vietnam before I was born. If anybody have any information about Mr. Wilson please contact me. Thank You

hello all, i am the son of one of the many who fled the country for safety after the war. for better life and to put it another way, to be more selfis and ignorant...i have recently went back twice to vietnam, all the time i was back there, i could'nt help but feel very guity and very selfish. i live in england with not millions of £s but plentiful to eat,money to spend on usless objects and material things.basically taking everything for granted. since i've been back, for the past year, i have had these urges to help. i am willing to move back and live.settle in the country,adopt a child, help the community etc.
i am not trying to be a saint or a god etc. but just to try and be more kind and giving,just trying to think of ways of helping those in need(really in need)just trying to go against this ignorant and selfish society that we live, while some where else in this same world, there are suffering.
my two children are still young 3yrs & 5 yrs.
my wife agree with me but she stress that we lack funds.we need to look after ourselves befor we can help others. we are willing to help but dont know how exactly.
i would love advice from anyone who has ideas of how i could help those in need,
links to site for volunteers/charity
paid work such as teaching, translater etc
any useful information or relevant website would be of help.
god bless you all and let the past be the past but also remembering that we still have the after effect of the war to solve. i would just like to do my part but lack info. funds and resources. please help, thank you for your time

I work at the VA Medical Center in Atlanta, GA. I am on a committee involved in creating a “welcome home” memorial hallway and I am collecting pictures, stories and memorabilia of Vietnam Vets while in country. One of the gentlemen on the committee who is very special to me was in Vietnam and is now in a wheelchair and is totally blind. He told me he was in the MCB 58th during 1967-1968. I would love to put him in contact with someone he served with and I am hoping you can guide me. His name is William J. Treadway, Jr. Also, he wants to locate Lt. Peck. Please e-mail me or call me at 404-321-6111,x3708. Better yet, call him at 770-947-2139.

served in Cholon Viet Nam & Than San Nhut Tent City June 65- June 66 with 11th Ord. Co