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I was Bco 554th Eng Batt at Cu chi 68-69 on the EOD team and drove the water truck , Just looking for the others from that time.
I am looking for anyone who may have remembered my husband, Sgt. Charles C. Matthews. He was with the 11th Armored Cavalry, 1st Squadron, D Company. Charles arrived in Vietnam on June 23, 1969 and was killed on August 13, 1969, in Binh Long. Charles was a tank commander.
I served 68-69 Freight Terminal Division USNSAD, ChuLai. Too much time & too many beers have passed for me to remember names,if you were there then drop me a line.
I served in Binh-Thuy Dec. '67-Dec. '68 in Fuels #63150A and worked as bar steward in NCO club same period. Looking for anyone who remembers me Roger Van De Hey, especially in my squadron. Would love to find my friend with last name "Green" who had a Japanese wife. Also my friend who went to Australia with me for R&R in Dec before going home. I originally am from Wisc., living in California now. NCO club, my friends were Cook, Max or "Pretty Boy" . If anyone can help me get in touch with any of the boys of 632nd NCO club and helped me Would love to hear from you! Roger Van De Hey, [email protected]
Crew/Chief ,on only CH-46 on blue Ridge with sgt arnold,Sassinett,McCrea Others l canT recall.
I was in commo with HHC 864th Eng from Nov 69 to Nov 70 in Na Trag, Phan Thiet and Whiskey Mt. [email protected]
337th. Signal Co. Spent Tet in Hue during offensive.
Hello to those I served with in the 101st, ICorp, 68/69, Artillery Survey, HHB, Camp Eagle, would enjoy hearing from you. A lot happened in that year, gvh
You all served Honorably, WELCOME HOME!!
b troop 1st/ 10th Cav 4th Inf. Div. 1969-1970 LZ ACTION, LZ BLACKHAWK, LZ PLEI DEJERENG, LZ SCHUELLER, LZ OAIS AND DA BUSH BETWEEN THESE LZ,S Love to hear from anybody that served our country with us there. We survived hell and if no one else cares we vets honor each other. Good Luck to all.............Bobby redneck from Ga. Juicer
b troop 1st/ 10th Cav 4th Inf. Div. 1969-1970 LZ ACTION, LZ BLACKHAWK, LZ PLEI DEJERENG, LZ SCHUELLER, LZ OAIS AND DA BUSH BETWEEN THESE LZ,S Love to hear from anybody that served our country with us there. We survived hell and if no one else cares we vets honor each other. Good Luck to all.............Bobby redneck from Ga. Juicer
My Father served with the 173rd in '68-'69 he dosen't talk to much about it,not unlike many,and I'm trying to get a family history for myself and his grand-daughter,this would explain alot if I had some idea of what he whent through. His name is Charles Goddard anyone with info please E-mail. I know its not said enough but I want to say you guys did a HELL of a job under the worst cicumstances you got my Respect and Admiration...THANK YOU
I WAS A POINT MAN 69-70 WITH ECHO 2/7 MY
NICK NAME WAS FARMER
NICK NAME WAS FARMER
C-7 pilot, 536th TAS, July 67-July68.
Served in Phu Tai Vietnam from 1971 to 1972 as a mechanic with the 27th trans battalion on cargo trucks and gun trucks.
nice site!
I enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1967 and served with HQ and HQ Company, Area Command HQ, USARV northwest of Saigon near Tan Son Nhut from April 69 to March 70.
looking for anyone with d btry 2 230th arty 101st from 1970 to1971
Hello friends I was with6/14 Artillary B Battery at LZ ActionDec to1970Nov.I was a gun Bunny and worked in FDC.If anyone was there Please call me.God Bless
marines63 to 67 nam 65 66 b,1,9,3rd div. da nag then 2 recon camp lejune was in b. co. in nam any know me
RVN from September, 1966 to March, 1968, mostly around Pleiku.
374th R.R.C.
330th R.R.C.
374th R.R.C.
330th R.R.C.
I was at L.Z. Baldy from Sept. 69 to late Dec. 70. With 3/ll Marines and then 2/ll Marines. I spent time out somewhere with India btty and on some hill with Hotel btty one night when Hotel got hit. Also did some time at Ross. Most beautiful place I ever saw was Tam Ky and the Buddhist temple in Da Nang.
Just wanted to thank you all for your service. I was born in 1976, my father returned from Vietnam in 1969. I think about his time their always. I feel guilt, I was 18 years old on some beach getting drunk, he was putting himself in harms way daily when he was 18. I know because of those who have served I am free. I pray your lives are filled with peace and joy for you and your family. Thank you again, I will never forget. My son or daughter will know of you. As will their children. We have a few pictures, and my dad speaks more about the war to me than ever before. I am sure as he gets older we will sit down and document his experience for our family to cherish and appreciate. Thank you again, God Bless you, GodD Bless our trops fighting in the Global War on Terror, and God Bless America
Second USAF unit to serve in PCS status 06/64 to 06/65 with the 33rd CAMRON at Tan Son Nhut in Transient Alert.
I was @ camp eagle 70&71 101st airborne div. I think about it everyday now.loking for other brothers.
My dad, Dr. Howard Stone, served in the 8th Engineers, 1st Cav., 68-69, as a doctor. I would love to speak with anyone who served with him. thanks very much in advance.
first welcome home to all my nam brothers, looking for anyone who served with LIMA CO 3RD BN 4TH MARINES FROM JUNE 68 - JUNE69
thank you great website great info
2006,,jan thank you all for serving our
country god bless you all
2006,,jan thank you all for serving our
country god bless you all
I served in the US Navy Seabees in Vietnam and my friend Bill Sellman (Ohio) and I spent an afternoon in 1970 touring Marble Mountain including inside one of them. It was like an old temple of sorts and a couple of the local boys volunteered to be our guides. Was a pretty cool experience, especially considering all the "war stories" about how the spires were supposedly VC controled. CAN DO! Dave Schill, President CBMU-302 Assn. (http://www.cbmu302.homestead.com), Newsletter Editor, Vietnam Era Seabees (http://www.vietnam-era-seabees.org)
Vietnam 5-67 to 5-68 E/4/39inf 9th div. tdy 1-68 MACV team 87 Xaun Loc. train 18 ARVN Reg in crew served weapons and was F.O. in a Bird Dog. I was there for TET. Looking for any info on that time period and the other five member of the team. A 1Lt and I manned a 50 cal for three days and nights, he save my life and I would like to thank. him.
I am looking for anyone who served on Charlie CUPP near FSB Ross in the Que Son Valley. Sgt. Will Harris, Mike Grimmer, John Kelly , Tim Akers, Al Napolitano, Buss, Jeb & Reuben Ochoa. Contact me at E-mail [email protected]. My nickname was Boo-Boo
I was not in nam but boy did i learn alot from a bunch of crusty old salts who were,thanks for the great storys
