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george robinson
from
granville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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sept of 69 to feb of 70 was with kilo co. 3/1 then in headqurters co. sniper platoon till rotation in sept of 70. any one who served with me send me an e-mail.
ROBERT MCKINLEY
from
LAS VEGAS
wrote on March 24, 2021
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FLEW IN AND OUT OF NAM ON MANY TRIP AS A MATS ACFT FLIGHT ENGINEER ON C-97,C-124 & C-141 ACFT. WAS STATION IN KORAT THAILAND 2 TOUR FLYING EC-121Rs. WENT TO WORK AS CIVILIAN IN CAN THO IN AUG 1972. WORK IN NHA TRANG IN 1973-74 TRINGING VIET AIR FORCE. MARRIED VIETNAMESE GIRL JAN 1973 IN CAN THO AND SHE WAS TRAPPED THERE WHEN COMMUNIST FORCES TOOK OVER IN APR 1975. HAVE BEEN IN TOUCH WITH HER AT TIME BUT AFTER 10 YRS SEPERATION HER FAMILY MADE HER GET MARRIED TO OLDER VIETNAMESE. SHE HAS CHILDREN NOW.
jerry corwin
from
bellfontain
wrote on March 24, 2021
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IN Nam 69- 9 th Inf Div Dong Tam . looking for a Dan Moser OKLA - Boy .
Raul RUIZ
from
palmdale
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Ihave ptsd head trauma,2broken ribs (L) side,3rubshred ribs(R)side,dislocated jaw,agent orange,night mares that dont go away !. panic attacks,that sometimes dont let me forget.cant tell the difference-between the anxiety attacks,or the diabetes shakes my knees,and legs are messed up i can walk with a cane or a brace.Im Proud Of All MY Brothers,and Sisters that came back, and the ones that didnt come back,god bless them all..100%
Guy Hebert
from
Port Allen
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I am trying to help a friend, (Mike Coleman) find others who served with him in Vietnam. He was with 3rd/1st Marines in 68 & 69 around Da Nang. Hill 10 to be exact. At one time he was in touch with a Mike Bailey from Oregon but lost track of him. Anyone who was at Hill 10 in 68 & 69 please contact me c/o Michael C. Coleman. "[email protected]". Thanks. Guy Hebert
Brian Locklin
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I am a lcpl serving in iraq with 8th ESB, H+S. Co. Sec Plt. I am looking for pictures of the Cade Song (Namo) Bridge Highway 1 1966/67 for a buddy who was there during that time with the 1st Marines.
Thanks, good site!
Thanks, good site!
Janamarie Grouf
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Looking for anyone who may have known my father. JACK STEVEN GROUF Americal, HHC, 4th BN, 31st INF RGT, !96th INF BDE. He was in-country from 1969 - 1970. KIA 5/7/1970. He came from Long Island, New York had black hair and blue eyes was tall and thin. MOS was 31B20. Papers list him at Chu Lai place of death Quang Tri provence. If anyone knows anything it would be appreciated. Thank you.
kathi lussa-bell
from
new york
wrote on March 24, 2021
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hello
my name is kathi and am searching for anyone who knew my cousin, stephen william pickett...he served in vietnam in 1967 in the 25 infantry divisuin based in cu chi, 23rd infantry mechanized..he died december 14, 1967..i have been searching for years..any info at all would be helpful..
thanks
kathi stephen was a tunnel rat
my name is kathi and am searching for anyone who knew my cousin, stephen william pickett...he served in vietnam in 1967 in the 25 infantry divisuin based in cu chi, 23rd infantry mechanized..he died december 14, 1967..i have been searching for years..any info at all would be helpful..
thanks
kathi stephen was a tunnel rat
Ronald horsham
from
Lake Harmony
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Served in country 1966/67 with 3rdBn.26thMarines at Doung Ha, with 3rd Shore Party. Was heavy equipment operator.
Was their on Sept.7,1967 as the VC fired on the base on the South Vietnamese election day.
Was their on Sept.7,1967 as the VC fired on the base on the South Vietnamese election day.
Stephanie Colby
from
Danville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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My father in law is having some hard time finding his military records. They are said to have been involved in the fre of 1972 in St Louis. He told me that he served in Fort Lee and was in the vietnam war from 6 months. He finished out at the Army Reserves and retired a sergent 1st class. If anyone served with him he is very eager to talk and see you. and he appreciates any help on finding any proof of his military days. Thany you so much for your time
Ronald Novy
from
mississippi state
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I was at Tuy Hoa Air Base, Sep 68-Sep 69, in the 431st MMS, line delivery, driving 10-ton flat beds from the bomb dumb to the flight line.
karen davis
from
rising sun
wrote on March 24, 2021
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i posted a note back in the fall explaining that i was in love with a vet who'd been a tunnel rat in nam and asking for any advice in dealing with this with him.
to all the wonderful guys who answered my note, i want to say i'm sorry if i didn't get back to you personally.
i was so happy when i was with jack, and at the time we were living in a nursing home (yeah, we met there, and fell in love--i'm gonna write a book, 'finding love in a nursing home' someday. LOL) and moved out and into an apartment together about two weeks later, and i didn't get the 'puter hooked up right away, so didn't pick up my email in a timely fashion.
plus, i just wanted to be with jack, and time on the 'puter was time away from him, soooo....
i wanted to let everyone know, jack died sunday nite. we had had eight months together from the first time we met, and i am bereft. i had so hoped for 20 or 30 years, but those eight months were the best time of my life and, i think, his too.
i've never loved anyone more than i loved jack, and i've never been happier. in nov he asked me to marry him. it was wonderful, but not important, really. what was important was that we loved each other and were together.
i'm sorry, i'm repeating myself here.
again, thank you to all who responded to me, forgive me for not getting back to you if i didn't. i did appreciate the words of wisdom from everyone who wrote. you're a great bunch of caring people. be there for each other.
karend
to all the wonderful guys who answered my note, i want to say i'm sorry if i didn't get back to you personally.
i was so happy when i was with jack, and at the time we were living in a nursing home (yeah, we met there, and fell in love--i'm gonna write a book, 'finding love in a nursing home' someday. LOL) and moved out and into an apartment together about two weeks later, and i didn't get the 'puter hooked up right away, so didn't pick up my email in a timely fashion.
plus, i just wanted to be with jack, and time on the 'puter was time away from him, soooo....
i wanted to let everyone know, jack died sunday nite. we had had eight months together from the first time we met, and i am bereft. i had so hoped for 20 or 30 years, but those eight months were the best time of my life and, i think, his too.
i've never loved anyone more than i loved jack, and i've never been happier. in nov he asked me to marry him. it was wonderful, but not important, really. what was important was that we loved each other and were together.
i'm sorry, i'm repeating myself here.
again, thank you to all who responded to me, forgive me for not getting back to you if i didn't. i did appreciate the words of wisdom from everyone who wrote. you're a great bunch of caring people. be there for each other.
karend
Thomas Knepper
from
Coshocton
wrote on March 24, 2021
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HHC 1st Avn. Bdge. 1967-1968. Door Gunner Da Nang.. 3 Heart Attacks and still here!
Would like to hear from Richard Steele
Would like to hear from Richard Steele
Thomas Beasley
from
jacksonville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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He gave his all in Viet Nam and came back a empty shell Then he just gave up No welcome back brother Just those dark nightmare untill they was nothing left. Brother rest in peace
Ronald Dotson
from
Middletown
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I was with L Company 3/9 Marines. I was a medic. I was wounded April 30, 1968 in Quang Tri Province. I was awarded the Bronze Star with V.
I pray the gospel will spread through Viet Nam.
I pray the gospel will spread through Viet Nam.
Raymond Pelaez
from
Gardena
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Flashing back on entire war zone during this war. Is used for Filming Production , on how it was and
how it rest today. The story of the Veitnam War*
how it rest today. The story of the Veitnam War*
Alessi Alessi
from
Little Rock
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Wishing all you good brothers who served in vietnam a Great New Year..If you drink too much , like I use to, try to stop, I think you will feel better...501 5656833 This is a great site......
fred hubany
from
hampton
wrote on March 24, 2021
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served in bien hoa and da nang in services sqdn looking for past friends served with
Dennis Shephard
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Served with HHQ Det. 160th Sig. Gp. 1st Sig Bd. at Long Binh from Feb68-Feb69.
Floyd Rolfe Jr
from
Hughson
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I was in Da Nang July 72 to Dec. 72 At Camp Horn. I was first with the 254th Trans.(ts), but was reasigned to the HQ 277th S&S BN. under Capt. Edgen and Lt Vaughn. Best friend was Troy (Doc) Pullin. Viet Nam took him after he came home. I am looking for another brother who serived with us there, his last name is Pummill I belive. As time passes so goes my memory. I also have been told that I have PTSD and need to get in tuch with any one that was with me at Camp Horn and Deep water peir Da Nang. I was sent to Sigon in the last part of Dec. 72. I was assigned to HQ USARV/MACV AG ASD Repo. and in Feb.73 sent to NKP. Tyland. Welcome Home GUYS!!!
Sonny Cook
from
Hyattsville
wrote on March 24, 2021
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374th TAW, 21st TAS, '67-'68
Asst, Crew Chief C-130A Tail # 56-0489
Flew out of Cam Ranh Bay 1967
Crew Chief C-130A Tail # 56-0533
Blind Bat Flare Mission 1968
Flew out of Ubon,Thailand
Asst, Crew Chief C-130A Tail # 56-0489
Flew out of Cam Ranh Bay 1967
Crew Chief C-130A Tail # 56-0533
Blind Bat Flare Mission 1968
Flew out of Ubon,Thailand
Daulton Pilcher
from
Canton
wrote on March 24, 2021
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In country '69 - ''70. 3rd Battalion, 7th Infantry, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. REMF at the forward fire support camps @ Gia Rai & Can Giuoc. Rigged the shit hooks and ran the ammo dump.
Dave Snider
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Navy Corpsman served with the Marines. 8 months with 1st Recon Bn, 4 months with 1st Med Bn. Going back in March, 06. Semper FI
Dan Smith
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I`ve beenlooking so hard for so long for guys from macs-4 MONKEY MOUNTAIN that if I didnt have proof I was there I`d think I was losing it. Am I the only one left ? 70/71 motor t
Del Clarence
from
Huntington Beach
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I was with the 8th Engr. Batt. at LZ Sharon. Anybody who there, let me know.
YEN HOANG
from
Waco
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I am 32-year old half-Vietnamese half-American girl whose American birth father (surname LEWIS) was American soldier in Cam Ranh Bay in 1971. LEWIS work in ARMY MESS HALL "down the hill" at Cam Ranh, his duties were supervise cooks, inventory/order food, plan menus, payroll. Is it possible you knew Mr. LEWIS at Cam Ranh? He left Vietnam Aug./Sept. 1971 to return home and I born 7 months later March 1972. He approx. 30 yrs old then (so would be approx. 67 year old now) medium height, weight, brown hair. He knew my mom (NHAN KIM HUYNH) pregnant and cry when he have to leave her. Mom lived in Cam Ranh Village and work as his typist at Mess Hall in My Ca.
Me, my mom & 2 sisters came to United States 1989 and we live in Tx. now. I married with 2 beautiful children.
Can you please tell me if you know how I find "Morning Reports" for Army personnel UNITS at Cam Ranh (I do not know Unit #, but transport drivers, cooks could possibly remember him). Without Unit # or Serial # I cannot extend my search.
If you can help me I appreciate it very much. I pray everyday for my father to be searching for me too. Thank you for any help you can give me.
Y E N
Me, my mom & 2 sisters came to United States 1989 and we live in Tx. now. I married with 2 beautiful children.
Can you please tell me if you know how I find "Morning Reports" for Army personnel UNITS at Cam Ranh (I do not know Unit #, but transport drivers, cooks could possibly remember him). Without Unit # or Serial # I cannot extend my search.
If you can help me I appreciate it very much. I pray everyday for my father to be searching for me too. Thank you for any help you can give me.
Y E N
Clarence "Botchy Boy" Rule
from
Coldwater
wrote on March 24, 2021
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10:00 pm
011406 - I served two tours. First with the Navy in '65. In HC2 - Crewchief - pick up downed pilots/crews from water or shore. Second with Army in '67 - Delta company 4th Bn 12th Infantry, 199th LIB. Looking for anyone who served with me in either unit..
Henry aka Enrique Ortiz
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Served with Whisky Battery 2/12 1-68 to 12-68
Richard (Ding) Moeller
from
Rockford
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Was with the 27th engineers at Camp Eagle 69-70 and spent time in and around the Ashaw Valley ,,,What a mud hole....Spent time at FB Blaze and welded on rome Plows and any thing else that needed repaired.....HHC
Walt Griffin
from
Lafayette
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Gregory Allen Young your email address was wrong. Please contact me. I was all the places you were in the same time period
Walt Griffin 2/26 and 7th Marines 69-70
Walt Griffin 2/26 and 7th Marines 69-70