I was with the 39th Engrs we landed at vung ro bay on LST's had to make assult dozers then came off cleared enough rom to get everything off they left and were told to make a port and road out to RT1.
No way out water to our back and jungle to the front

I'm working on a collection of recipes for what soldiers ate in the field in Vietnam and surfed onto your site from Google. http://www.compassrose.com

I want to thanks many of you who bought my book Facing The Wall. It's getting great response and has seemed to help many veterans. I get emails all the time thanking me for writing a book that tells it from the heart and is the voice of many vets. My Cd is also now on Http://CdBaby.com. Vietnam Remembered by Phil Ferrazano. That too is getting a really great response and soon may get radio play. It does honor our comrades. One new song also speaks of a Iraq war vet returning to leave his Purple Heart at the wall for his dad. have a great Memorial Day and remember our fallen brothers. Thanks..Phil Ferrazano Co A 2/60th, 9th Div..VN 70-71

Hello everyone,

If anyone is really interested in finding someone from their past that may not be deceased I may be able to help you at least a little bit. I have developed quite a nack for finding people on the internet. I usually only do this for friends and family.
I enjoy the feeling that comes from linking old war buddies ect. I started doing this since I got out of the USMC (0311 95-99) and found out how difficult it can be to track folks down after getting out. I have successfully located everyone that I was searching for through trial and error, lots of work, intuition and a bit of luck. If you think that I may be able to find a buddy for you, send his full name, last known address (state at least) and ANY other information about him that you can recall to [email protected]. I will do my best to find your buddy or at least give you some phone numbers that are likely his. I DO NOT charge anything at all to do this, but if you are feeling happy and grateful afterwards, I will not refuse donations since I am a stay-at-home-dad right now.

Semper Fi,

Geoffrey Smith

Served on weapons crew on F100's during '67-'68 at Bien Hoa. Spent a fair amount of time on a quick reaction force dispatched to "hot" spots around the perimeter. Vividly remember the early morning attack during the TET offensive when the NVA attempted to come through Bunker Hill 10.

Served with 6th 29th Artillary 67-68 HQ Battery , 4th Infantry Div. My job was field commo. 36k20. I was sent to the central highlands foward area. and spent 8 months in Dakto. Looking for anyone who went into the Mountain Yard Villages with me and the Medic. I remember some of the guys names. Georgy, Reither, or riter? We had some hairy times together on some of our crazy missions that Sgt Tatum sent us on. Anything but Commo. we did.Certainly never a dull moment risking our lives. Hope we all made it. God bless and hope to here from anyone who served in that unit at Dakto.

I SERVED WITH THE 2ND BN 3RD INF 199TH LIGHT INF BRIGADE. IN COUNTRY FROM 21 NOV 1966 TILL 15 OCT 1967

Great site. Served from Mar, '67 to Mar, '68 with the 716th MP Bn, Charlie Co. in Saigon. Those of you that I was honored to serve with during TET will never be forgotten. God bless the many that gave their lives that terrible night at the Embassy, BOQ #3, and the Race Track. I was Car #61 when it all started, feels like yesterday. Looking for anyone that I served with, especially Jerry Howe, Tom "The Rock" Winters, Sgt. Streets, Sgt. Jerry Bowen, Bill Rober, Mike "Chase" Grigsby, and many others. I would love to hear from you.

Rod

i was in nha trang and plieku 1969 1970 iwas with the 604th in plieku . iwas in the commo section. would like to hear from mike cowen or any `one who might remember me

My father served in the war in 1965 and I was wondering if anyone knew him or served with him. His name was martin delano from houston tx.. If anyone has any information on him (or photos) please contact me at [email protected]... My father is still alive, but he has no contact with anyone he has severed with in 1st battalion 23rd infantry or pictures and i was wondering if someone can tell me how to get his army picture?. Thanks for the help and God Bless you all!!!!!

I was with the red one 1st 18th A co grunt then with the 69 top tiger door gunner then the 129 ahc on 351 & tiger wagon door gunner crew chief Aug 68 to aug of 71 & I GOT THE STARS & STRIPE FLYING FOR ARE TRoOPS. The prosters that backinging or troops then lit them go & stand in front of yhem & that how I feal.

Hello vets hope everyone is ok.I was at LZ Action with the 7/13 Field ArtyDec.69toSept.of 70 if anyone was there please get in touch with me.Thanks Ennis

Was in HQ&HQ Company 1st Inf. Division 09/65 -09/66. Looking for friends.... Willie J. Dority from South Carolina and Eugene Sadowski from Chicago area. email is [email protected].

Based at Tuy Hoa Ab 1/67 to 2/68.Air traffic controller-worked in mobile tower right by the runway. Anyone who worked there same time as I did or even later send me an email.

I served in the Air Force and did two tours in South Vietnam.First at DaNang at ASP1 just west of "Dogpatch" and the airfield.The second tour was at Cam Ranh BAY.Yes,I was a soldier once,young and stupid. It does seem like yesterday though.