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I served in A company 1/52 198th light infantry brigade from Jan. to the last of May 1968
I was with area company 44th signal bn located in Long Binh.July 1968 until Sept 17th 1969.Anyone remember Sgt Hurd,Sgt Knox,Sgt Fisher,Pineapple the 1st sgt,JJ the warrent officer,sgt Dwyer,sgt Gries,pixley,Harriston,Dugan,Hendrix,Flores,Gorman,Thomas,Mitchell,Disisco,Barnes,Barbee,Gassaway,Carr. Please E-mail
I WAS WITH 3/5, MIKE COMPANY AND WAS ON HILL 1192 AND AT TET OFF.
I was assigned to the H&S CO 2BN. 7TH MARINES 81 MOTARS [ VIETNAM 68-69] The sights ,images and what we did in Nam will always be in our hearts and minds our nightmares no one will understand unless they were there. GOD BLESS TO ALL WHOHAVE SERVED AND ARE SERVING OUR COUNTRY.
Red Beach DaNang 66,67 with MCB One, First and the Finest.Looking for any SeeBee's assighned
to One at that time. Anyone know where to reach Bob Vacsonavich (BEAR).God bless you all.
to One at that time. Anyone know where to reach Bob Vacsonavich (BEAR).God bless you all.
101st com.A 2 Bat. 502 infantry Screaming Eagles
69/70 Anyone out there remember me. Looking for some ole friends.
69/70 Anyone out there remember me. Looking for some ole friends.
FMF CORPSMAN 1965&66 - This web site should be published as a textbook...Required reading for all highschool American history classes.
I was station in long Bihn Dec69-Dec70.I can't find my records. I was station at an engineer lit.maint.co
across from a heliport, on the opposite side of the heliport was a field and transportationcompany.I had a stroke and can't remember all the details, on the side of the heliport was rt 1 and maint. shops was 2 miles across from it.My two buddies was pepe from New York and James E. Robinson from La,Cal.
Does anyone out their remembers and can help.
across from a heliport, on the opposite side of the heliport was a field and transportationcompany.I had a stroke and can't remember all the details, on the side of the heliport was rt 1 and maint. shops was 2 miles across from it.My two buddies was pepe from New York and James E. Robinson from La,Cal.
Does anyone out their remembers and can help.
HM3 Doc Bradley - Danang 1967-1968
Hope all is well and life has been good
Hope all is well and life has been good
Hello, I am writing on behalf of my father, Phil Torer. He was and SP in Viet Nam at the Phu Cat AB in 1968-1969. I am using the internet to get him involved with his past in the Air Force. May God Bless you all. All our service men and women are in our nightly prayers.
Sincerly, Michelle Torer-Toth
Sincerly, Michelle Torer-Toth
Was prox. 30 miles north of Saigon in tent camp TDY from Okinawa installing and operating Signal Corp. equipment during late Feb '66 to Apr '66. Tent camp attacked while watching movie on piece of plywood. Let me know if any of you were there.
I was sgt.with the enginereers bn. 1 st. inf. div. Was with the first group to move into Camp Dong tom in the Mekong Delta in 1966.I arrived in Viet Nam about two weeks after the 1 st.Div. I went over with a group of I believe 22 sergeants out of washington dc area fort belvoir va.We joined up with the 1 st. div. shortly after they arrived there First at camp Bear cat Then about December or January we moved to dong tom in the mekong . I did mostly demolition work in the Metho river and supporting the Infantry operations I would love to hear from any one who went over with me or who was stationed with me in the delta
Thanks for this site and thanks to all vets no matter where or when they served.
Thanks for this site and thanks to all vets no matter where or when they served.
new e-mail address. was in nam 69 and 70 at Dalat with the E Co. 43re signal bat. then changed to 556th signal co. up on Lang Bien Mountain (LBM). Worked in tech control then ran the switch board for a while then got demoted to the motor pool (tire changer extrordinar) was there for the great attack on the motor pool june 20 1970. looking for any of the switchboard guys, or the cook schroder (sp) or any of the "heads" that hung out at the back shitter (wasn't life grande then!) or a dude named Charity. Everbody called me Tummy. I am on LBM for life.
alsome thank for the tips it help me in school
Sgt 578th signal assigned temp duty Kontom TET 68 what a mess with a the bodies being shoved into mass graves. The smell of dead bodies I shall never forget.
I was a plumber in the Air Force and served in DaNang in 1967. I was very proud to serve, but will never forget it, some good some bad.
February 7, 2007
Dear Veteran,
[email protected] is looking for someone who can verify the day and or the month the Cantho air field was over ran and the ammo dump and a few gunships were blown up and a few soldiers were killed.
Can anyone remember the mess hall was the target of some mortar rounds that only hit some steel storage containers behind the mess hall?
There was a time, when Eakin compound was hit with some mortar rounds that blew up communication lines and the mess hall. The only place that served the best WESTERN OMELET in the world!!
I also remember the soccer field next to the compound. The most upseting feeling watching body bags being thrown out of helicopters. They were not landing, they were hovering about 30 feet throwing them out. The bags seemed to have a little bounce to them.
I served in the 1st signal briade, CO. A 52nd Signal Battaiion. From June 1969 to Feb. 28 1970
I can?t remember the dates. Thank you if you can help.
THANK YOU FOR SERVING!!!!!!!!!!!
Sincerely,
Joseph M. Huska
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Dear Veteran,
[email protected] is looking for someone who can verify the day and or the month the Cantho air field was over ran and the ammo dump and a few gunships were blown up and a few soldiers were killed.
Can anyone remember the mess hall was the target of some mortar rounds that only hit some steel storage containers behind the mess hall?
There was a time, when Eakin compound was hit with some mortar rounds that blew up communication lines and the mess hall. The only place that served the best WESTERN OMELET in the world!!
I also remember the soccer field next to the compound. The most upseting feeling watching body bags being thrown out of helicopters. They were not landing, they were hovering about 30 feet throwing them out. The bags seemed to have a little bounce to them.
I served in the 1st signal briade, CO. A 52nd Signal Battaiion. From June 1969 to Feb. 28 1970
I can?t remember the dates. Thank you if you can help.
THANK YOU FOR SERVING!!!!!!!!!!!
Sincerely,
Joseph M. Huska
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just got a comp. or would have been here long ago.RVN 67-68. 86 trans. 6 BN. 48 Grp. Long Bien.also 243 trans at Tuy Duc. security detail- m-60& m79. Mostly convoys all over III corp. Loved those nite convoys, more fun that way! Never had much to eat not even C rats.I was always wound tite on convoy & still am.Divorced, agent orange, PTSD, feel like crap most of the time. 100 % p&t DAV. Anybody know anything about TC hill & 6 or 7 Battalion, what happened after May 68. Paul Irving if your still able E or call. Catch you all later.
Iver
Iver
Does anyone rember Tuy hoa army base security around af base?1968-1969 got kicked off af base unless offical businass we mostly patrole and fixed pipeline 1968 during mon soon season I was driving a 3/4 ton with patrol road was flood trying to remember where it was drove off into paddy sank truck up to the radio antina.then ran rok rd block
I served in Viet-Nam in the 512th Transportation Unit in Phu Tai, and T.T.U. in Quin Nhon. I served with Jim Pruitt and Wayne Vantleven.
Error was in my previous message. Looking for
anyone who served 1966 - 1967..199th LIB B/2/3
Rick Blaney, William Bradford anyone...
anyone who served 1966 - 1967..199th LIB B/2/3
Rick Blaney, William Bradford anyone...
I SERVED IN 1ST BN 5TH INF 25TH INF 1970 TO1971 HHC SCOUT PLATOON
Hi all,
I served in Ubon Thialand from 1966-1967. I was in the 433rd TFS Satans Angels and 374th TAW Blind Bats. I was 46250 bomb loader. I loaded F-4C's and D's Phantoms and C-130 Herkey Birds which I loaded Flairs and also launched them out of back door. Our load crew did a lot of arm and dearm duty for take offs and landings. Would like to here from anyone that was there for those dates. My crew cheif was SSgt Peterson. I attend the Vietnam Veterans reunion every year in Kokomo In. but have never seen anyone of my guys.
I served in Ubon Thialand from 1966-1967. I was in the 433rd TFS Satans Angels and 374th TAW Blind Bats. I was 46250 bomb loader. I loaded F-4C's and D's Phantoms and C-130 Herkey Birds which I loaded Flairs and also launched them out of back door. Our load crew did a lot of arm and dearm duty for take offs and landings. Would like to here from anyone that was there for those dates. My crew cheif was SSgt Peterson. I attend the Vietnam Veterans reunion every year in Kokomo In. but have never seen anyone of my guys.
i served in Nam 69-70. I was with NMCB-302. I spent some time on a small riverboat supply base on the Cambodian boarder. i can not remember the name of the base or what Marine unit was there. Anyone with information please email me.
Medic with C Co, lst Med Bn (2d Brigade), lst Infantry Division. Jan '66 - Jan '67. I was in numerous operations from the delta to the Iron Triangle area during that time.
was with L 3/4 5/68 - 10/69
I was with the 362nd Engr CO in 65 & 66 in Qui Nhon.
WELCOME HOME BROTHERS
WELCOME HOME BROTHERS
Between '67-'68 my friend George Hickam was with MAG-12 in Chu-lia. Anyone that knows of him please contact me. I have a picture of him standing infront of a sign that said "Kool Kolored Kids". What does that mean?
Was with the 610th T C Com. 68 69 Then with 540th 70 71 just wanted to say thank you brothers an welcome home
U.S.A.F in country from Sept.67- Sept. 68 Tuy Hoa 820 C.E.S Red Horse