I have spent the better part of a week reading the information and looking at the pictures on this site. So much information, thank you.

Thank you to all servicemen & women who went to Vietnam, willingly or not. Your service to our country should be honored everyday. Thank you.

Served at U. S. Coast Guard Loran C Station, Tan My, RVN from February 1972 thru January 1973.

Looking for anyone who would like to attend a viewing of my Home Movies and slides taken in Long Binh and Saigon.
I was stationed with Central Finance East Long Binh. Viet Nam 1971-1972
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CentralFinanceEastLongBinhRVN/?yguid=687185

I aws a member of MILPHAP Navy team 4,

Served with USMC, boot camp, Jan. 1967.
Started on USS Tripoli, 1968. Transferred to HMM-165 at Marble Mountain, then extended my tour twice with HMM-364, came home April, 1970.
Just found this Internet web site, plan to do more looking.

I served with the Recon Platoon 3/12 4th ID. I'm writing a book about our experiances both good and not so good. If you have anything you want to add that would go either the dates 8-67 to 8-68 or the fourth during that time frame e-mail me with your information and a way to get a hold of you.
[email protected]. Welcome home .

CO C 41ST SIG (CAM RANH BAY) 1966 - 1968
MISS ALL MY GUYS & MISS (*YUM)
CONTACT ME IF U KNOW WHERE (*YUM)
MY FRIEND AND VIETNAMESE LOVE
**ANYONE WITH PICTURES CONTACT ME.

Was with Delto co. !st. bn. 3rd marines in I- corp
in 69. Was surfing the internet looking for pic. of
vietnam.Have a great website, keep up the good work.

Semper Fi

mike thompson

I served in Viet Nam in 1971-72 started with the Americal in Dhu Lai, then went to the 101st in Phu Bai.

Freedom Is Not Free

I watched the flag pass by one day, it fluttered in the breeze
A young man in uniform saluted it, and then he stood at ease.
I looked at him in uniform ? so young, so tall, so proud
With hair cut square and eyes alert, he?d stand out in the crowd.
I thought how many men like him had fallen through the years?
How many died on foreign soil? How many mother?s tears?
How many pilots? planes shot down? How many died at sea?
How many foxholes were soldiers? graves?
No, Freedom is not free.
I heard the sound of taps one night, when everything was still.
I listened to the bugler play and felt a sudden chill.
I wondered just how many times that taps had meant ?Amen?
When a flag had draped a coffin of a brother or a friend.
I thought of all the children, of mothers and the wives
Of fathers, sons and husbands, with interrupted lives.
I thought about a graveyard at the bottom of the sea
Of unmarked graves a Arlington

No, Freedom is not free.

I served in Vietam 67-68. F trp 1/8th Air Cav. Americal Div. Looking for my buddies. Does anyone remember me? ( Blue Ghost)

Served in Da Nang From November 1967 to November 68 in the Air Force construction unit known as RED HORSE, 820 CES Deployed Unit #1.

3/4Cav,25th ID-2Jan-22Dec68 Sqdn Maint(TRACKS),S-4.RetCWO,24yrs svc. Great to see the interest on this site. Was on a DA speaking tour(69) in N/E states representing 25th Infantry Div.unit reunion info: www.3-4 Cav. com. We were Saber-Tropic Lightning "lighthorse".I'll be remembering all of you who have served on Memorial Day. Freedom is not free! BT.

I was stationed in Danang with the 92nd Maintance Battalion in 1970-71. I am trying to find out how I can find a girl I was seeing in Danang. When I received orders to return to the states, I had to leave her. She was pregnant and I never heard from her again. I just want to find my son/daughter. All I can remember is her first name, Kathy. I know it's been 35 years, but I have had to deal with the pain everyday of my life. If anyone knows how I can go about trying to find them, please let me know. The email address is my daughters, but she will give me the messages.

Thanks Alot,
Bobby

Welcome Home to all my brothers. Looking for anyone that was in DucCo summer of 66.