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traci beck from garden grove wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

HI I WANTED TO TALK TO SOME ONE WHO KNEW MY DAD HIS NAME IS RONALD BECK FROM CALIFORNIA. HE FOUGHT IN VEITNAM, IF ANY ONE REMEBERS HIM PLEASE E-MAIL ME!!!!!!!!!!!!

roy burgess from albertville wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

i served with charley batt 2 -17 artillery in 1965 1966

Lloyd McCall from Tahlequah wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

HHB 23rd Gp Arty (Avn)(Redwing), Phu Loi '69-''70

Dorothy Hebert (Bigelow) from Lowell wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

It is 38yrs. ago today that my Brother was killed in Vietnam. I sit here with tears streaming down my face. It still hurts so bad. His name Robert (Bob) Bigelow. He was killed at Quang Tri on Sept. 12th 1967. He was a Marine, and so proud to be one. Golf Co. 3rd Plt. If ANYONE remembers him, I would love to hear from you. Please contact me at e-mail address [email protected]
His loving Sister, Chickie

tim steen from reno wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

was anybody there 68-69 tet 6250th dos tan son nhut or willard compound when we got hit on tet

James Smith from Patriot USA wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Hi ..Was with the 36TH Sig Bn Dco 1ST Sig Bde 1967 to 1969....31m20

Chuck Blodgett from Tacoma wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Greetings, Served witrh the SEABEES in Vietnam as an EO3 with Fuel & Water, Public Works, NSA Danang from 02/69 thru 02/70. Yep, Camp Tien Sha Barracks 39 - or Club 39 as we knew it - was my home. Fuel & Water's duty shack was in the far southwest corner of China Beach where all the trucks were parked. I believe there is now a very large and luxurious resort at the former China Beach installation. Oh well.

Welcome Home
"Uncle" Chuck

Chuck Blodgett wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

A correction & addition to 1st posting; my hometown at time of enlistment was Oceanside, Ca. Yeah yeah...I was a Marine Brat of a retired Marine. I joined the Seabees under their "Direct Procurement Petty Officer" program, aka "Instant Petty Officer." I had considered joining the Marines, but my dad, SSGT. Wendell Blodgett USMC Ret. (a 3 war vet including the Chosin Reservoir) said to me "...you're going to do what to my Marine Corps." As it was I spent some time with his old unit in Vietnam..7th Engineers USMC. Semper Fi ...

Eddie Ireland from Austin wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Arrived in Vietnam 1 March 1968
Served with 'Charlie' Company, 1/501 Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne (Airmobile)
wounded 8 July 1968 Thau Thien Province
medevacd to Camp Zama Hospital Japan
released from hospital in September 1969

"Don't Mean Nothing' Welcome Home Brothers !

Jim Wilson wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

October 68-October 69 assigned POL DaNang West Security at the foot of Hill 327 until ASP-1 was destroyed April '69. Just checking in.

Tim Anderson wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Co. B 1, 20 LIB. 69-70. Around Duc Pho, Mo Duc, Lz Liz, Lz Bronco. Have made a few contacts. Looking for Calvin Worthy, Lenwood Neal, found DeVeaux! Welcome home.

Edward Nelson wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Asg to 98th Lem in late summer of 70 in Cha Rang Valley. Moved to Phu Tai then to 160th HEM in Qui Nhon in mid to late 71. Left Vietnam in early 72. Seen Mike Kelley's msg looking for me and EMAIL address was wrong.

Harry Hoskins from Colorado Springs wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Looking for someone that served in Vietnam in 1971. Vung Tau Vietnam MP's then small group of us to DaNang with Marine MP's. I remember the names Earl Kinsman and Malcolm Cunningham. Would really appreciate any information.

Paul Maes from Santa Fe wrote on March 24, 2021 at 10:00 pm

Hi my name is Paul Maes the son of Eloy Louis Maes he was onboard the USS Canberra if anyone new him please E-Mail me

Bill(Joe) Joos from Pgh wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Looking for infro about QuiNhon during 1968.I was in the 264th Trans Co.Worked the LST beach for five months and was on hill 131 for seven.

WINFORD MILEY from DENHAM SPRINGS wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

I'M A VIETNAM VET.
I AM PART OF A VIETNAM VET GROUP FOR PTSD .THE VET'S IN MY GROUP HAVE BECOME CLOSER THAN BROTHERS TO ME.
NOW I WEAR MY VIETNAM VET CAP'S EVERYWHERE I GO.
MEET A LOT OF OTHER NAM VET'S THAT WAY. ENJOY IT EACH TIME ONE WILL SPEAK TO ME OR SOME WILL JUST NOD HIS HEAD.
WE ARE BROTHER. I ALSO HAVE THE BUMPER STICKER'S ON MY TRUCK. IT'S JUST MY WAY OF SAYING HI TO OTHER NAM VET'S AND A THANK YOU. I'M HERE YOU ARE MY BROTHER.
SERVED IN NAM 1969-70 TAY NINH & CU CHI
W MILEY

Michael Horgos from Hillsborough wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Served in Nam 69,70,71. 362nd signal company. Dalat and CamRahnBay. Good Luck To Our Men and Woman Who Now Serve Our Great Country.

franklin JONES from LOUISVILLE wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

SERVED VEIETNAN 1968-1969
LOAD MASTER C-130 OUT CAM RANH BAY

Abelardo [ Eddie ] Cruz from Lexington wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Blake from South Carolina. First name and home town forgotten but not the person. We served together with the 8th Engr.Bn.1st inf.Div.in 67-68. Remember when a mortar landed in front of your 10 ton wrecker on a convoy north? Any body from S.Carolina, please help me locate my compardra. Must know if he made it out alive. Your help will be deeply appreciated. I also have a photo of he and I together when we were in LZ English. God bless all the families who`s sons did not return.

Dina Heilman wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

I feel very strongly about letting 'you' know how much all that you have experienced and endured during the time that we were at war and for so very long afterward, is now, and will always be, gratefully appreciated by me. You have not been forgotten and our world is a better place for that which you have done. May you know,and be, at peace in your body mind and Spirit. Thank you

marie karban wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Thank you for this site. I had a cousin who served in the marines, his name was Bernard Merle Shattuck, he died nov 6 1967, drowned while at a rest area. I was hoping maybe somebody might had known him. or was there when it happened. i was told by from a co-worker who remembers the currant sucked several soldiers under and the area was closed off. The death took place in the Quang Nam DMZ. I only knew bernard as a very young kid, he was nicked named BUN. I would like to hear from any of his fellow marines, maybe share some pictures they might have of him as a marine. I have no idea what unit he was assigned too. thanks for all and any help. And THANK YOU ALL who served in the Viet Nam. (ret army)

GORDON HEADRICK from Knoxville wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

I served in the 214th cbt aviation bat. from Jan-68 to Jan-69 I was with them when they moved to Dong Tam I was with the advanced unit to Dong Tam I am trying to get my disability and I need anyone who served with me to contact me at my e-mail address I was a gunner and courier for HQ

jorge rodriguez from santa cruz, bolivia wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Served with the 98th LEM at Charang valley Qui Nhon from december 67 thru dec 68. Wish my buddies read this message and contact me. We had great times. Want to say hello specially to MSG Eastwood and my good friend SP4 Ravelli. Great memories!

Roberto Galvan from San Antonio wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

It's been 34 years since I left 'nam. Served with XXIV Corps Avn Sec( daily courier chopper flights), from Phu Bai Jul ' 69 & DaNang (Camp Horn) Mar ' 70 thru Mar 12, ' 71. Would like to touch base with any XXIV Corps from ' Nam era.

Delbert Singleton from Perryville wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

I am looking for men that served with me in Vietnam from 1969-1970, Charlie Co. 1/12th, 4th Infantry Division. If anyone out there remembers me, please email! I am looking for a Robert (Bud) Strind from Massillon Ohio, if anyone has any info on him, please send it to me.
GOD BLESS AMERICA!

Howard Taylor from Walnut Cove wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

My father, Howard Franklin Taylor, was in the army and served in the Vietnam War. I'm almost 27 years old and know very little about what he was like or what he did while he was there because he never talked about it. I assume this is because he is uncomfortable with it, so if anyone knew my father please email me.

Lisa Annette Taylor Cowdrey

[email protected]

Gallegos Robert from Denver wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Served in Viet-Nam With Lima 3/1 1st Marine Division 1968-1969 area of operation was Hill 55 and Hill 37 also Namo Bridge and Hivan Pass. Looking for Guys I served with Eddie Lopez, Steve Cantu and Charles Brasswell

Steve Newton from Santa Fe wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

I was in Vietnam from March 1969 ?until- (I think) October or November, 1969 with
A Company, 4th of the 3rd Infantry Battalion,
2nd Platoon?
11th Infantry Division, Americal Division
11B20 Wpns Inf
and
October or November (I think) ?until- May 1970
PSYOPS Analyst
HHC, 11th Inf. Bde. S-5
Americal Division
Duc Pho
DDUS 24 Mar 69
DEROS 11 May 70
DD214: VN Service 24 May 69 to 14 May 70
I'd love to hear from anyone that was there at that
time.
Thanks for this site. It's a good one.
Steve Newton

stan saas wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

was at hawk hill [chu lai] 70 into 71 was with the 2nd and the 1st - it would be great to get an e-mail from someone who remembers me or was there at that time..god bless

Joseph Henwood from Phila wrote on March 24, 2021 at 9:59 pm

Was with the 12th Evac Hosp, Cu Chi, 67-68. Any one out there? Also looking for Marines who knew my corner boys Clem Grassi or Mike Kilderry both KIA 68. May they and all our brothers and sisters rest in peace!