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Served with the 39th Combat Engr Bn from Jan 67 to Jan 68.
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.
God Bless all of you. I'm hoping to find someone that served in the vietnam war with my father SGT.Robert Kirkley Jr ( army), nicknanme Junior.., husband to Barbara..he died before I was born...died June 1965, flew 300 missions, purple heart...served 2 tours..was a MP but earned his wings.
Door-Gunner , 67-68
I was in the 86th (CA) Engineers in C Company from April 69- Aug 69 located Ben Luc, Rach Kien, Tan An. Anyone serving or with loved ones who served in this company during this time period please contact me.
I was also stationed with the 36th Engineers A Company from Sept 1969- Sept 1970 in Vinh Long. Anyone serving or with loved ones who served in this company during this time period please contact me.
I am trying to locate people who I served with so I can try and identify some of the people in the pictures I have from over there.
I was also stationed with the 36th Engineers A Company from Sept 1969- Sept 1970 in Vinh Long. Anyone serving or with loved ones who served in this company during this time period please contact me.
I am trying to locate people who I served with so I can try and identify some of the people in the pictures I have from over there.
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.
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.
SERVED 1969-1971 4TH INF AND AMERICAL DIV. 523 SIG/BN@ lz bronco and atop the mountain in ankhe. looking for jOHNNY TUBBS, TERRY CARR, WILLIAM O. TETZ OR CLARENCE BURGER. WELCOME HOME ALL!
If you can remember my nickname is RAT . Where I was up at stud 69-70 if anyone can remember me please E-mail me. KELO Co. 3/4 M.O.S. 0341. We left country on the U.S.S. Tripoli.
WAS WITH MAC V TEAM THREE HUE
MAY 1968 AUG 1969
MOS 91A10 COMBAT MEDIC
MAY 1968 AUG 1969
MOS 91A10 COMBAT MEDIC
Looking for fellow seabees mcb133 a co 1966 to1968.
Would love to communicate with anyone serving in I-Corp near Duc Pho who was with Americal, 4/3, 11th LIB, Alpha Company, or anyone who knew anybody there. I was a grunt with 4/3 from about Mar 1969-October 1969 and was with PSYOPS at HHC Duc Pho from October 1969-May 1970.
Pls feels free to contact me at [email protected]
Pls feels free to contact me at [email protected]
Served in B co 2/47 9th Inf Div 67-68 47th Inf. Reunion coming up in April 06 at Couumbus, Ft Benning Georgia. The best time ever. If interested Email for information
served oct 69--july 70..charlie co.1/20th...lz liz..Duc Pho.
My name is Tom Bevins and I would like to find out how some of my fellow brothers are doing from the Viretnam War. I was in the 39th Engineers company C from July 68 to August 69. Please contact me by e-mail or phone with any information. I have lost contact with some of the people that I fought with, and would like to see how they are doing.
I was stationed with the 374th TAW at Ton Son Nhut AB RVN from Nov 1972 to Nov 1973. I was a 27170 Air Operations NCO assigned to the Forward Operating Locations for the 374th. We moved fron Saigon to Nakon Phanom Thailand in Dec 1973. From there we moved to Takhli and then to Utapao Thailand. Our callsign was Consumer 3
My Dad was a MP in Saigon during the TET Offensive 716th MP's. We won the battles. Thank You all who read this for serving.
I was stationed at Phu Cat AB from Apr 68- Apr69. I worked in the liquid oxygen generation area. We were set apart from everyone else just to be on the safe side. Anyone remember us ?
Thanks to all the veterans that gave of their time, talent, and themselves in Vietnam. USA is better for your services. Does anyone remember Camp Bear Cat? The 9th Infantry Div. headquarters. I've had agent orange soft-tissue sarcoma cancer effects for 37 years. Contact [email protected]. Thanks.
My name is Kevin Thompson and am 16 years. old I have long been interested in history especialy the military part. I just want to thannk every man here who served this nation in Vietnam. You are ALL heros to me and I thank you from depths of my heart for all you did. May God Bless You Always and God bless America
In-country Mar-Oct '68....Sep '69-Mar '70.....1rst Bn 3rd MarDiv....Quang Tri, An Loc, Dong Ha, Rockpile, Camp Carroll..... Semper Fi!
Was attached to Delta Company 3rd Mps (Armed Forces Police) 68 - 70 DaNang. Battalion was out at 327 near Dog Patch but we were stationed in the city at Phun n Phu and then moved out to new barracks in late 69 by the enlisted club. Not sure if I miss Nam or just miss the great friends and my youth? Hope all of you are doing well and would like to hear from any of the old gang.
Served with the 173 Le, engineer Co. 19th Engineer Battalion. Bong Son to Duc Fu, 1967 to 1968 , My Name is Tom Forrest. would like to hear from my buddies.
Served with W/2/11 at LZ Baldy and C/1/11 at NAC
1970-1971. mos 2531.
1970-1971. mos 2531.
I haven't seen a whole lot of pictures of Camp Red Devil online so I thought I'd add a few of my own. I was at Quang Tri and Red Devil from July 68 to July 69. If you'd like to see the pictures, go to the following site:
http://websterresearch.myphotoalbum.com/albums.php
http://websterresearch.myphotoalbum.com/albums.php
I WAS WITH THE 801ST MAINT BTN CAMP EAGLE WOULD LIKE TO HERE FROM ANYBODY THAT WAS THERE
I collect 1st Infantry Division items. Recently I came across a helmet with 1st Inf Div markings. It has MP on the front with a red band around the helmet and the 1st Div patch painted on the left & right side. I thought it may be from the 1st MP Co with the red band. If anyone is familar with this style MP helmet I'd like to here from you. Thanks.
Served MACV Team 38 @ Bal Loc/ Nha Trang 09/1969 to 09/1970
Was with HHB 3/16th Arty from Jan68 to Aug69.
(HHB Clerk, Bn Hq Clerk, Battery Mail Clerk)
(HHB Clerk, Bn Hq Clerk, Battery Mail Clerk)
I was in 6th convelence center L ward the morning of 7 Aug.1969 would like any info or pixs from anyone there. Welcome home all!!
I served with India 3-4 and Alpha-1-4 at Phu Bai from May 1965 to Oct 1966 as an 0311 grunt. If anyone remembers those days I would like to say Hello. Remember the Bamboo Bar? I helped build it. I'm getting old now but I still think often of my time and buddies in the Nam. Semper Fi.
