I was stationed in RVN 25 JAN 1968 to 15 SEP 1969 with USARPAC. SP5 at the end of my second tour (I extended for six months), I was posted to Nha Trang (JAN-APR 1968), and Pleiku (MAY-JUN 1968), in the 518TH SIGNAL COMPANY (RRUHF); at Pleiku on Tropo Hill I operated a TRC-29 microwave site (518th Sig. Co.--Det. 11). Then went to Da Nang (JUL 1968-SEP 1969) at USASTRATCOM--LONG LINES DET. (AREA) DA NANG, or LONG LINES BN. NORTH. Later, the same post was named DA NANG DET., CO. B, 361st SIG. BN. At Da Nang I operated an AN/MRC-85 Tropo Scatter van at Danang Air Base and, for the last five months, was company clerk. Welcome communications from JIM ROBERTSON, and others from my time in Indochina.
DR BRETT ANDERSON
NEVADA, USA

Web master Please eliminate my previous message. I would like to see if anyone remembers me from 1971-1972 Started with the Americal in Chu Lai, LZ Snoopy, LZ Liz, LZ Siberia, went on to the 101st in PHU BAI, Hue and Camp Eagle after the Americal moved out. Lokking to refresh my memories. [email protected] MOS 31B20

Delta Co 3/1/20th Inf 1968

I was with port services danang from 3-66 / 6-67 ran from the bridge to the Repose / Sanctuary and rescue pickups.

I served with company B, 1st Platoon, 2nd 34th Armor in VietNam in 66 and 67

Served with the 3/17 Air Cav, stationed in Dian...about 16 miles north of Saigon...1969-1970

I served at Danang air base from oct 29 1967 to oct 3 1968 with the 366 tach fighter wing as a fuels specialist . Proud to have served and wish I could contact some others who served with me. God Bless Our America

i am currently writing a screenplay based on the lurps of the 101. 1st generation .shooting starts this summer 2006.this is based only on actual events .and would love any input or support.i want this to be as accurate as possible and dont want to insult or offend any one.i am only doing this project to show what brave men the lurps were.if any one feels they want to help in any way please call me.774 313 9217

Father, Manning Bell in WWII and Vietnam. Said to have a son, maybe born in 1981 - part vietnamese. Also his wife, Mary Jean Bell (Both from Hannibal, MO) to have given birth to a girl baby. One of the children would be 1-3 years older than me (I was born in 1959) and the boy probably born around 1981ish and lived in Texas for awhile.

Anyone with please write or call asap. Mary and Manning have both passed on.

Brian Bell, [email protected]

As a historian I have always found Vietnam to be an enigma in US history. Regardless of opinions on the Vietnam war, it has affected an entire nation and generation, and the world still experiences the imapct of that for better or for worse.
Mabon Dane

It is good to see many expressing their memories of Vietnam because it is still very hard for me to do the same. I was a Ranger in Co K 75th Rangers (LRRP) attached to the 4th Div in Pleiku during Dec 68 until I was hit seriously wounded in Feb of 1970. I maintain contact with a few of my brave Ranger Lurp buddies and recently discovered I had saved approximately 100 picture negatives I took while in Nam. While we were on "stand down" I sent usable items to a compound that maintained incurable kids with diseases Americans only read about. The compound was maintained by very brave Nuns of South Vietnam. Keep up the good work and God bless our troops.

Sua Sponte,
Steve

would like to here from any trooper who served with d co 2/12 , june thru october 1967. on the 26th i was wounded near chu lai. also before i got hit two other troopers were wounded. one name was melvin lapp and the other name was a unknown. can anybody help me with m. lapp he passed away from his wounds. i had to identify his body. he was from sacramento, calif. may all the troopers that gave their lives for america may their soul rest in peace.

POL 366th Danang 06/69 - 06/70

hq&hq co.65-66 i was in communications would like here from anyone,that left camp walters texas

where are all the shore party guys? U.S.M.C 1959 -1966 duty stations, Oceanside, Hawaii, N.C. viet nam 02/1965 thru 12/65 chu lia