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I was with the 526th CC&S C. feb.67,Sept 68 .Went all over VN on TDY . Been to ever place you can name, from Qui Nhon to DaNang. Got shot at on almost ever trip I took. That's a lot of the reason I can't remember half of it .The units changed names and numbers so fast my mail didn't catch up to me for 3 month. Any way I wonted to thank all the guys that welcomed me in when it was dark and Mr. Charles was out to get me, Maries, Airforce, and navy. Thanks for the hots &cots. If you happened to remember me let me know.
557 tac fighter sqd. 1966-1967. would like to hear from chico v., bill hodavaul, thomas a.daw or anyone else in our hooch
New zealand Army on attachment US 2/25th Long Binh 70/71.
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Looking for my father William Schmit marine from north carolina i think, served in vietnam 1966 was sent to Mogadiscio Somalia for r+r where he met my mother his company Seargeant was GY sgt Melvin D or O Gipson from california can anyone help please........
I arrived in country October 1971 - October 1972 served in the 39th Signal Battalion and the 535th Signal co.
Served at Hawk Hill A Company 26th Engineers from April 1970-May 1971. I was a 12B30 but worked as a clerk until they needed a draftsman at Divison Engineers in Chu Lai.
I am trying to find Jim West. He served with my brother Keith Maves. Co A 1stbn 8th cav for three monthes and then transfered to LRPs. 1968-1969
I served in Long Binh in Jan 69- Jan 70 with the 538 Trans, 'Petro Main' and Feb 71 - Jan 72 I served with the 71 Trans. transporting ammo etc. I worked with the 3rd ordinance battalion. My older brother also served in Vietnam. My best friend was Beavers, who was killed during an attack on our convoy, by Quanloy. My cell phone number is 610-704-6392 if I seem familiar to you.
served on milphap team 15 in vinh binh from 7/69 to 6/71
FM Tuy Hoa DJ at Phu Hiep (Tuy Hoa Air Force in Phu Hiep) if you were there you know what I mean)...Under name Gary Layne
I was an officer with the 463rd Quartmaster (DS) Company (1st Log Command) in Qui Nhon from the spring of 1966 to the spring of 1967. Looking for contact from anyone in this unit or other 1st Log units during this time frame. Time has dulled many of the specifics of individuals and events but many do remain.
Was with the 41st. Engineer Army Dive team at Phu Coung Bridge Spring/Summer of 69. Very much appreciated the 25th. covering the bridge for us & keeping our butts safe. Does anyone remember the crane accident when two engineers were drowned as it overturned? We found one, the other was found about 3 days later downriver. A black guy named "Shorty." So many killed by just plain accidental. What a mess.
I served with M.C.B 1 stationed in Denang 1970 -1971
Served with 195th Assault Helicopter Company from Oct, 1967 to Nov 8, 1968 as Helicopter crewchief/doorgunner in the gun platoon (Thunderchickens) and in maintenance in charge of all periodic maintenance.
I served with the 66th MP Company in Phu Tai, RVN. We escorted convoys on QL 1 from Tuy Hoa to Chu Lai, on QL 19 from Qui Nhon to An Khe. I made many trips through the An Khe Pass.
We just had 66th MP Co reunion and would love to hear from any other former 66er's that served in Nam, any years. Contact me either by e-mail or phone.
Welcome Home Brothers
We just had 66th MP Co reunion and would love to hear from any other former 66er's that served in Nam, any years. Contact me either by e-mail or phone.
Welcome Home Brothers
Combat medic 1965/1966 Those that I couldn't save came back with me, We fight the demons together... PTSD/Agent Orange = 100%. Together Then/// Together Now !!!!
i was stationed with the 5th.inf.div.from 70-71.i was with b.co.of the 1/61 inf.i would like to speak with anyone who was there at that time.
I was a grunt Marine about 50 miles south of DaNang in the bush outside of AnWah (spelling?). I was in country from May 1969 to August 1969.
I don't remember too much about the area other than they called it the Arizona territory at one time and I believe we were called Charlie company. I really don't remember too many people other than Coco, Bill M, and would only know a few others by their faces. I would like to get in contact with anybody that might still be alive. E-mail me if you know of any information I can use.
I don't remember too much about the area other than they called it the Arizona territory at one time and I believe we were called Charlie company. I really don't remember too many people other than Coco, Bill M, and would only know a few others by their faces. I would like to get in contact with anybody that might still be alive. E-mail me if you know of any information I can use.
Ronnie Parrott - Your e-mail didn't work! I was with Charley battery 1/83rd. I've found about 20 other guys that served with the 1/83rd including Rakowitz and Yurth that were in Charley battery
I don,t remenber arriveing in country.I don,t remenber this this young man in photo with M-60and m-14 beside jeep.I do remenber young men in Platoon tent who greeted me with FNG or lifer.I do remenber bottles of whisky buried in sand around tent.I remenber asking where did this all come from. I was told whem we pull guard on class VI we help our selves, when you pulled a short run no rest even then I remenber thinking what crock of s### I remenber we split a 5th of gin never did like that stuff I rember hang over the next day.I remenber being only E-5 in tent. I think I was tested that night Hopefuly I passed muster that night I remenber working all day pull guard all night .Glad to go back on Pleiku run. I remenber the first time I saw our trucks wondering if this was junk yard!! I don,t remenber young men,s faces some where in time I have lost them.I remenber hot chow at Phu Cat air base. I remenber Plam trees on the wayto LZ English and LZ Uplift I remenber we payed young Viet to climb trees and get us a coconut I remenbem we brrowed his knife to open it I think I remenber how good it tasted I rember eating sorry little bananas I don,t like to remenber Pop San,s truck in rice paddy ran out of road by one of our trucks and we laughed at him. I remenber mess Sgt at LZ English would not feed us. So we had cold C Rats again.I remenber planes droping Nalpan close to us.I remenber how it smelled I rember they said VC was to close can,t leave I remenber red mud they said looked like Ga clayAt that time I had never been to Ga I don,t remenber Rail Road bridge just what other men tell me I rember mess sgt would,n feed us again next morning ( wife asked me why not feed us some thing to do with his ration book I think) I remenber 2Lt asking if we were ready to go to phu ti H### yes we reply I remenber Enginer truck turned over spilled D9 in creek. I remenber French Bridges very narrow. i wish I could remenber all those men we did things!! we did impossible things!!!___
I am delighted to have found your web page. I was in South Vietnam Sept. 1971 - April 1972 with the American Red Cross. I am writng a book about my experiences as therapy. Am trying to find current information about the percentage of Vietnam Veterans among the homeless. I am a Social Worker. Any current data and Statistics are helpfu. Thanks
NICE SITE KEEP IT UP OK
just an addum to I remenber I was with 597th trans 27 trans bn 8th gp sept 66 to sept 67
1 was in ankee in 65-66 with charley battery 2/17 artillery i was in id drang valley with artillery support
my grandfather was in the 608th tank destroyer battalion. fort jackson s.c.. may 5th 1942.
would like to know if anyone is still around.. i have some pictures of the battalion. but no stories to go with them. let me know if you have any stories to share. magickone1 @ msn dot com.
would like to know if anyone is still around.. i have some pictures of the battalion. but no stories to go with them. let me know if you have any stories to share. magickone1 @ msn dot com.
GOD BLESS YOU ALL
I ran the Special Services in Manintance Battalion across from the little battalion PX, I put up the parchutes and had weights in the special service plus cards to sent home. Anyone remember the that litttle gym
Was with the 5/16 arty in 1968. We was at the bridge in kuntum when i came in country.
I was in country part of 66 all of 67.went over with 1st 93rd Arty from ft sill,.Went to Task Force Oregon March 67. Chu Lai, Duc Pho, Phu Bai, Camp JJ Carroll. I was a rto call sign "Deadeye 3 Kilo. My buddies called me hillbilly. This is my first time trying to contact any old friends
Anyone from the 119 AHC 52 CAB?? I am looking for anyone who served with WO1 James (Jim) Bosley....he was a pilot, A/C 'California Dreamer' (Gator 373). KIA in a crash not far from Jackson's Hole on September 2, 1967.
Jim was my father's best friend. They were actually like brothers; Jim was an orphan, and my family was the only one he ever had. He was the Best Man in my parents' wedding, and my special 'Uncle'. We still miss him and speak of him often. Anyone who knew him, please contact me.
Jim was my father's best friend. They were actually like brothers; Jim was an orphan, and my family was the only one he ever had. He was the Best Man in my parents' wedding, and my special 'Uncle'. We still miss him and speak of him often. Anyone who knew him, please contact me.
