I WAS IN Nam 66-67 Bravo Co., 1st
arine Div. in Chu Lai DaNang, H&S co. 4th Marine Div. Hoping to hear from men with my units. Looking for Carter Patryn Chicago, LD Miller, Greensboro, Pa. John Lewis, N>Y< T.J. Morris, Wilkes Barre, Pa. If anyone knows the whereabouts of these men please e mail , I lived in Bethlehem, Pa.at that time, SEMPER FI

In country 1968-1969 HHC 1st Bde 9th infantry
Looking for james M Hill, Price (cant recall 1st name) and others. Have found a few other guys from my platoon.

I want to thank all you Vietnam Vets out there, that served in that noble cause. I have tried to thank you all in an independent film called, FORGOTTEN HEROES. I am the producer/director and I have been trying to get my film to the American public for over 15 years. I was never in the service, but I got fed up with all the Vietnam films that was coming out of Hollywood all through the 70s and 80s.

I use to work with a lot of Vietnam Vets and what they told me and what was coming out of Hollywood was two different stories. I decided to write this script and I found a Vietnam era veteran that was an investment broker and he helped me put this massive indie film project together. It took me two years to shoot and complete my post-production. I began shopping this pro vietnam veteran film to the major studios in 1990. I am still today trying to get them to distribute this film that praises all you warriors, that answered JFK's call to defend freedom for anyone in the world.

As a first time independent film director I wanted to make this film to honor all you vietnam veterans and get the film out there in the pop culture. This has been a 15 year struggle to fight against the Hollywood liberals that in the 60's were protesting the war and what you Heroes tried to do over there.

I have a web site you can review and see my trailer. www.warriorfilmmakers.com/marinofilm

My only hope to get this film out to all of you, in your local theater. I could use some help from all that read this post and spread the news of this film to as many Vets and news outlets as you can. A grassroots effort is all I have to promote FORGOTTEN HEROES, and change the Hollywood perception of the Vietnam War. My film is the only true independent World War II style film, in a Vietnam setting, that tells a story of a Russian General defecting during the Vietnam War. This independent film goes against all of the films that Hollywood has ever made about Vietnam.

Thank you all for your service and welcome home

I WAS WITH THE 27TH MARINES WENT OVER TO VIET NAM ON THE TET OFFENCE MOUNT OUT IN FEB 1968 WHEN THE 27TH CAME BACK I WENT TO 1ST HOSPITAL CO IN DA NANG I WAS A MECHANIC IN THE MOTOR POOL

I served in VN from 3/68 to 3/69 in Company E 1st Battalion, 52nd Infantry, 198th Brigade, Americal Division, Recon Platoon
Looking for Albert L. Smith, last seen on LZ Young
Welcome home all!

I AM A VIETNAM VET LIKE YOU WEB SITE. I WAS THERE 69-70

I was assigned to the 602nd combat support group at Pleiku AB, Vietnam in February, 1969. I am searching for someone that was there to verify my presence there. The St. Louis records center have lost my MPF and my personal records were destroyed by Hurricane Andrew in August 24, 1992. Please contact me if you can help as I need a buddy statement to substansiate a pending VA claim, Thank's

330th Radio Reseach Pleiku --- 1971-1972 - Explorer II project tech. Install in Pleiku and southern Laos. Pictures of Explorer II project located in Vietnam Archives Texas Tech University. Collection name Keith Black. http://www.vietnam.ttu.edu/vietnamcenter/index.htm

1970-1971 Viet Nam DiAn and Long Binh looking for Viets from 223rd Combat Support DiAn or 624th S&S Co. Long Binh

hq company 101st abn 4/77th ara(medic)

USAF, Tan Son Nhut, 460th FMS (AGE shop). No war stories to tell. No dreams of the fields of combat. Just wanted to say Welcome Home to all who returned. Would love to locate Greener, Lawrence, Uncle Joey, or any others who might see this. Sometime I miss that place. While the warriors were doing their thing, I was tucked into a nice soft bed in a nice safe barracks. Can't be around Army or Marine troops. Can't match their stories. Thanks you guys for your service. God Bless.

I am helping one of my best friends try to figure out just where all he was in Vietnam and frankly he doesn't remember much at all. He knows that the patch he wore was a blue heart. Some places he mentioned to me he was at over there are A Shau Valley, Da Lot, Rakkasan (a please forgive me is these aren't spelled correctly!). I do know he was in the Army and went to Vietnam in 1970. He did his basic at Fort Leonardwood.
His name is Johnny Long. If anyone can point me in the right direction and how I can find his information, please email me at [email protected]. Thanks.

My father was in Vietnam with the 9th Infantry Division Mobile River Reen Force 3rd of the 60th Infantry

I was with the K Co.3rd Bn. 9th Marines in Viet Nam. My MOS 0351. We made an amphibious landing in 1965. I was wouned on 3/22/66. I am looking for anyone who served with K-39 in 65-66