Looking for anyone who served at the 93rd Evac 67-68. Joe from ward 4.

I was on the USS LOYALTY MSO-457 when she was "IN-Country" in 1968 and 1969 where we patroled the DMZ or the Delta area as Costal Survellance and Interdiction patrols. We are looking for anyone that served on MSO's and they can contact me at [email protected]. An MSO is an Minesweeper, Ocean ship that keeps the harbors and shipping lanes free of mines.

Plakue Vietnam. 68-69 355th Trans.Co. Phu-Hip.
(622nd) Trans. Co. AAF Holloway.
CH-54 SkyCranes F.E

Spent 15 months with MACV Team #32 in Gia Nghia, 67-68. Detached from E. Co. 43rd. Signal, Dalat, for my entire tour.

I was stationed at Sa-Dec Province November 1969 to May of 1971. I was on MilPHAP Team 16 as a "general medic." (AFSC 90270) I enjoyed teaching English to Vietnamese teenagers off duty. I often wandered the back alleys and paths with an entourage of twenty or more youngsters. I was a pied piper of sorts. I met the Buddhist monks and was allowed in their beautiful temples. We occasionally went to Duoc Thon Province by chopper or on a navy boat of some sort ... a far more dangerous place. We took care of villagers including the families of Vietcong militia. We didn't ask questions. There was no way to tell anyway.

My off duty activities probably put myself and my young friends at risk, thinking back on it, but I feel I was an ambassador of good will in a terrible war. I think I left Vietnam a better place.

I'd like to hear from friends in the MILPHAP program, especially Team 16.

1st marine div,HQ battalion,communications co.,DaNang,1967-1969(?)

i was with delta 1/1 from jan through jul 1968. then 27th marines at danang aug-oct. then india co 3/3 oct-dec 1968.

I was with B Co 3rd platoon 2/2 1st Division Dec 65-Dec 66 out of Lai Khe. I am interested in talking to any one from the 2/2. I have attended reunions of the 2/2 and talked with Bill Rains, Roger Kilburn, Lou Redmond, Alphonse Morelli, Dan Morgan, and Pat Ingram, Jerry Butler. The 2/2 Lai Khe will have our next reunion in Aug 2006.

Served In Vietnam on a MSO off the coast and IN COUNTRY with MINRON 11 Det A in NHABE also was invloved with passage to freedom in the 50"s

Want to say how much the guestbook ment to me .The kind things the sons and daughters wrote.Thanks to all of them

NMCB 8's 1967 thru 1969 if you knew Ronald / Ron Dell please contact me at [email protected] ... he was my husband and I am trying to find out any info I can about the days and hopefully some guys he was there with.

Thank You in advance for any help or info you may be able to give me.

Rnee' Dell

Was with Golf 2/3 68 69 would like to hear from anyone who served with me..Was all over vietnam, something I live with every day. I served with great brothers. Glad you all made it home..501 565 6833

in country 67-68 HHD USASUPCOM Cam Rahn Bay, also at Ft Campbell, Ft Dix, Ft bragg is US. Would like to hear from anyone i served with.

Door-Gunner , 67-68

I am looking for info regarding my fathers tour in Vietnam. I have alot of photos, a good deal of non-specific information, and some specific information regarding areas he was in.
SFC CHARLES A. JACKSON AKA "BIG JACK", 1967 and 68,( from Maine), he serverd in many areas to name some Lz Baldy, Chippewa, and quite a few more. Trying to locate specific information about his tour there. He was career Army, awarded Bronze Star, Vietnamese Cross, tech service medal etc etc ... The list goes on. He recieved many comendations for his bravery and sacrifices. The last of which was in regards to Cancer from Agent Orange. He died ( Retired Army) May 17th 1990 at age 53. He was 31 in Nam and I understand he was originally sent there to work supply and troop orientation etc and ended up in a platoon leader situation right after arriving in country. We have an article from 1967 regarding a huge run in with VC resulted in 200+ Vc dead, and a corresponding article regarding an unnamed SFC who participated in the fight as a Platoon Leader and showed up at an LZ quite some distance and in a position he was not originally assigned, when questioned as to how he came to be there, he declined to answer. My father was a very take charge military man, and never once strayed from his beliefs that he was a defender of the greatest country in the world. From what we have gathered, that SFC was my father.
After the incident described in the articles, it was decided after a commendation that the war was best served by assigning my father to duties befitting his particular area of expertise. He went on to be assigned to many different locations, some in Laos and Cambodia. He was involved in many small insertion ops, and some not so small ops. One particular fight wiped his Platoon, only 2 survivors, my father being one.
I would like to find out more about my fathers tour there for historical reasons. He was an advisor towards the end of his tour ( MACV) possibly team 35 or 46 not sure.( photos with caption TEAM JACKSON) He was also acting jack Field Top at Lz Baldy for a time, from info gathered.
My family is a military family and most of my relatives, including my siblings and myself, have served. My sister and I are both 100% disabled Army Vets. My youngest brother is also a disabled vet, we are very proud of our father and wish to gather more info on his career. If you knew him, or of him, please respond. Thank you, and God Bless our Vets.