served in vietnan feb. 67 - feb 68. 1st inf division, dian, mortar platoon, attached to HC company. Searching for george ( meanness man in Macon Georgia ) Barton and Richard Clark from Phoenix Arizona. Wifes name is Pam.

Served 1964 to 1968. Looking for officers in SDT of the 39th Signal

we are trying to locate all former members of CO B, 1st bn, 35th inf, 3rd bde, 25th inf div, that served in pleiku, viet nam. contact marshall jackson at 803-286-0116 or email alonzo jones at [email protected]

Entered the USMC on Mar. 29, 1966 Parris Island Platooon 386. ITR Camp Lejune then home for 30 days. Then to Camp Pendelton for training as a wireman (pole climber). Orders after graduation to jungle training school same base. Landed at the Naval air base in Chu Lai, Vietnam Oct. 13th, 1966. Assigned to Comm. Co., Headquarters Batallion, 1st Marine Division. Don't remember how long I was there but from there we were moved north of Da nang Air Base to a village called Da San, Hill 244. Hill 327 was the commissary and Px. I was about a half hour or so from Red Beach. Left Vietnam Nov. 30, 1967.

62 AVN, 212th Bn, !st AVN Bde
Royal Coachman
Phu Bai 1968 - 69

Proudly served in DaNang Radio TTY operator.
1967-1968. God Bless thoses who Served there
County then and NOW.

PhanRang 1966-1967 Jet eng mech.f100 Please email if you remember me. [email protected]

I was station at Fort Eustis, Virginia, and then one day I recieved orders for a tour duty in the Republic of Vietnam. I reported at Cam Rahn Bay Replacement Center on 4 November 1970, then I was asigned to the 84th Combat Engineer Battalion, 18th Engineer Bragade. The 84th Engineer has a nick name of Lizaerd. I had a MOS of suppy, so I was asign to C Company of the 84th. As time went on, I was at the gate talking with the gate guard, when this 2 1/2 ton came up the gate and was going out the gate, when the Battalion Commander was in the area, came up and told this E-4 whom was driving the truck said his truck is deadline.The driver said why,and the reply he was told is that he has no lizards stenciled on his truck, and was ordered to go back to the motorpool and stencil his truck, the driver was highly mad about it.Mean while I was in my supply room, and I heard all this yelling out side in the motorpool and it was the driver and said if the battalion commander wants lizzards he will get lizards. He had lizards all over the truck The total lizards is 12 of them, he had lizards all over the canves, just one on the canves, and that is a 6 foot lizard, and that is it. Rest is history. One small thing, the 84th was under the 987 Group. Then, the word came out that the battalion is moving to DaNang, and be will be under the 95th group. The movement of the battalion went by ship, like the M-290's D-10 Bodozers , plus other heavy equipment. We drove all the to Danang, but before we got there we went in to this compound to take a all night break, Next morning we were on our way.We went through Melie, the place where all these people and kids were killed by Lt. Kelly, orders he had recieved by his company Commander Captain Madina, also a general whom was demoted one star, and Captain didn't recieved any thing. Lt. Kelly had a rough time of it. Then with the rest trip from going through Melie, we made it to Danang, also rest is history. Bye! Mr. Al Marsh a retired N.C.O.

I served with the 444trans 8th group 67-68 looking to hear from anyone who was [email protected]

I would like to connect with anyone that knew John Doyle from Ohio in Vietnam. He was in Army Special Services.

I just wanted to sign on behalf of my father who was Theodore T Reilmann LCDR USN who did three tours plus, starting as MACV in "63. I was raised in the Navy and met many heroes including my father. May you all find some peace at last. I'm not sure he ever did. He passed in Sept of "94

I was with 8th Engr. HHQ, 1st Cav - Ankhe, VN. Dec 66 to Dec 67 I was also at Camp English, Bong Son and a couple months at LZ Pony. My MOS was 62B20 Heavy Equip Mechanic. Here are some names I remember........Ed Gaines(Ed got hit after I left), Ed Pelligrini, Steve Berinti, Robert Haff, Casagrande, Melvin Pope, Blick, Suggs, David Worthy, Ronald Johnson, Eric Wulff, Bernie
( the guitar player), Tim Quain, McKnew, Azaz ?, Gary Rousseau, ....... I can picture many more but can't remember the names. If any from 8th Engr, 1st CAV. finds this, please email me at [email protected]. GOD BLESS ALL YOU HEROES!
GOD BLESS AMERICA!

I have some more info. Looking for anyone that knew John Doyle of Ohio, Buck Sargent in Special Services 3/5 1967-69. Was in Nah Trang during Tet offensive. Finished duty at Madigan Hospital, Washington. Looking especially for Mike Doyle and Jack Brown.

Served at Camp Holloway, ( Pleiku ) 04/64 - 04/65
18th AOD, tower operator