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Lucrecia Short
wrote on March 24, 2021
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My dad bobbie inman served with the 101st airborne. and was in the 163rd aviation company (general support) I have and earlier post. Recently found out the part that he was with the 163rd aviation company
James Smith
from
P-atriot
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Was with the 36TH Sig Bte 1ST Sig bde 1967 TO 1969
William Gibbard
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I was in Nam 10/64 thru 5/65 I was with the 92 AVN working with the 117 Air Mobile. Servied at Qui Nhon on the coast.
JOHNNY HOWARD
from
deer lodge
wrote on March 24, 2021
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can any help me find,tommy thrash,bobby snell
timothy gormely(ghormley),ronald settles,
robert eaton,jamse davis, C.A.P. 3/4/4 USMC.
THANK YOU
JOHNNY.
timothy gormely(ghormley),ronald settles,
robert eaton,jamse davis, C.A.P. 3/4/4 USMC.
THANK YOU
JOHNNY.
Danny (okie) Rider
from
Purcell
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Very well done!! I served with the 36th eng. group
Vihn Long, , 70-71 " what a ride"
WELCOME HOME TO ALL..............
Vihn Long, , 70-71 " what a ride"
WELCOME HOME TO ALL..............
Bud Loomis
from
Wonder Lake
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Served in Viet nam June 68 to June 69 with the 147 th field service company.1 st. log Cam Rahn Bay
RILEY PHILLIPS
wrote on March 24, 2021
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I SERVED IN VIET NAM IN 1970-1971 AS A MEMBER OF THE ARMY IN THE 864TH ENGINEERS COMPANY C INTERESTED IN HEARING FROM ANYONE IN MY UNIT
dan peters
from
Canada
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
great site
Chuck Stoffel
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Looking for anyone I served with. I was Radio Operator, with Company E, 2nd Bat. 7th USMC, Aug. 69 thru July 70. LZ Ross & LZ Baldy.
Beatrice Arthur
from
Encinitas
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
My name is Beatrice and I am trying to find anyone who may have known my brother while he served as a Marine (grunt?) in Vietnam. His name was John Arthur, he was actually killed in Los Angeles, not too long after returning from Vietnam. Initially when he was sent over he was what i would consider "ground fodder" and before he left for home he was piecing bodies together for body bags. Any and all information is much appreciated. All I know is he trained at MCRD and left from Camp Pendleton. My family would not discuss it and died before I could question anyone further. I want to know who may have spoken to him and what he may have been like. I know my father brutally abused him prior to forcing him to join the Marines and serve in Vietnam so perhaps he wasn't the friendliest of people? I wish to know more. Thanks muchly, Beatrice [email protected]
Stacia Hangley
from
Bennington
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
I love your site.
I am a daughter of a Vet. My father was killed in Vietnam in November of 1966 James W. Bruhn. I am also the mother of 2 children from Vietnam. My husband and I adopted our daughter and son who are so beautiful. We went there to get them so we got to visit the land that my father was killed in. I know it may sound weird but I believe with my father was watching over my two children before we got there. Vietnam is a beautiful country. Our daughter is from Hanoi we got her in July of 99 and our son is from Nha Trang we got him in February of 2003. Please let us know of any travels to Vietnam in 2006 or later we would appreciate it.
I am a daughter of a Vet. My father was killed in Vietnam in November of 1966 James W. Bruhn. I am also the mother of 2 children from Vietnam. My husband and I adopted our daughter and son who are so beautiful. We went there to get them so we got to visit the land that my father was killed in. I know it may sound weird but I believe with my father was watching over my two children before we got there. Vietnam is a beautiful country. Our daughter is from Hanoi we got her in July of 99 and our son is from Nha Trang we got him in February of 2003. Please let us know of any travels to Vietnam in 2006 or later we would appreciate it.
David Perry
from
Twentynine Palms
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Looking for friends not seen or heard from since 1970. Anyone who served in Hq Platoon, 103rd Engineeer Company (CS) 46th Engineeer Bn between May 1968 - Jul 1970, Long Binh, Phu Loi and Bien Hoa
Mike Solomon
from
Wimington
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
I served with the Navy Civic Action Program in DaNang (Naval Support Activity & Naval Support Activity) from April 1969 to November 1970. Also a member of the Navy CAP unit for a short time. I was a SK3 in-charge of procuring all the supplies and services needed for over 100 Civic Action Projects, 85 men and 3 funds. Most of us lived in VAT Teams (Village Assistance Teams ) in and around the DaNang area with the civilian population. They usually were manned by 3 or more men and on some teams we also had a corpsman and surgical capabilities. It was probably the most dramatic, exciting and life changing experience I have ever been thru.
John Rumsey
from
Langhorne
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
I was a Marine with Charlie CUPP near LZ Ross. It was the CUPP furthest from Ross just across the small river. I was injured in a fire fight just before I was to rotate home. I never got to say goodby to my fellow Marines and friends, Mike Grimmer, Al, Tucker, Buzz, Sgt. Harris and John Kelly. If any of you read this please contact me via E-mail address listed. I would love to hear from you. Semper fi - John (Boo-Boo) Rumsey
David Miller
from
Bieber
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Three tours in Vietnam totalling almost 5 years. 388th trans. 330th trans. 15th trans. 3/17th Air Cav and one year at TRAC Headquarters as MG Hollingswoths crew chief. I was BG Tallmans crew chief the day he was killed at An Loc. His aide Lt Todd was my best friend and he was also killed that day (6-9-72) Rest in Peace John
Raymond Mandrell
from
Sapulpa
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Nam vet 69to70 Air Cav Troop 11th ACR
Dennis Brillinger
from
McPherson
wrote on March 24, 2021
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Chu Lai 68-69 vmfa 334 would like to hear from anyone in that group
john ezell
from
winnsboro
wrote on March 24, 2021
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served with 101st 2/502 d co. 1st plt. oct.68-oct.69
Laurie Pompper
from
Longmont
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
I was just wondering if there is anyone who served with my father, Lyn Pompper. He doesn't talk much about it, but I believe he was 1st division, 5th regiment, 1st batallion of the Marines. He served in 1969 in An Hoa and at Liberty Bridge. I know he would love to hear from anyone who was there with him, so please email me.
Tom Wingardner, Jr
from
East Lyme
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
God bless you all, thank you all, and never let us be forgotten. And to my UNH Roommate & Fraternity Brother - R. Bruce Johnston - KIA June '67, I love you, miss you my brother, and think of you every day. Thanks, Bruce from all of us.
Tom Wingardner
1LT, MSC
Nha Trang
1969-1970
Tom Wingardner
1LT, MSC
Nha Trang
1969-1970
Michael Botelho
from
Bristol
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Served in Vietnam 1965-66 74th Ord co Camranh Bay 1st Log
michael pellerin
from
miami beach
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
hello all my Veteran brothers & sisters..
michael pellerin,spec4, was in country july 68 / aug. 69, in Tay Ninh, with 2/32nd artillery base , fire support for 1st Cav. & 25th Inf. our base was at the foot of Nhui Bah Dihn, (Black Virgin Mountain)
michael pellerin,spec4, was in country july 68 / aug. 69, in Tay Ninh, with 2/32nd artillery base , fire support for 1st Cav. & 25th Inf. our base was at the foot of Nhui Bah Dihn, (Black Virgin Mountain)
Debbie Smith
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
I am a high school student, actually. I found this site extremely helpful with a research project I had to do for school. Not only did have a lot, but it told me a lot I didn't already know. I think this is a great site. Thanks for making it available to everyone!
Ronald Wright
from
Casa Grande
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Jan-Jul 66: SSgt. USAF Forward-air-control team attached to 2nd Bde, 25th Inf Div., Cu Chi.
Feb 69-Feb 70: US Army: CW2 CH-47 helicopter pilot (205th Avn Co.) "Geronimo's" Phu Loi.
Feb 69-Feb 70: US Army: CW2 CH-47 helicopter pilot (205th Avn Co.) "Geronimo's" Phu Loi.
Ronald Perrone Sr
from
wildwood
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
1967 I was with D co. 46th eng. then went on to A co 588th combat eng. tell 1968
Raymond Baumgarner
from
Kannapolis
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Looking for family members..Ray was KIA. in 3-14-69 inPhuoc Tuy Viet Nam. Been trying to fine his Wife and daughter for a very long time.He was my best friend..I was there when he was Kia.
he was from Kannapolis N.C.
We went to Viet Nam Laug. School togather and his daughter was obout the age of mine.
I think of him often.
Would love to talk to a family member.
at my age time is short
we were in MAC-V I was in Team# 99
he was from Kannapolis N.C.
We went to Viet Nam Laug. School togather and his daughter was obout the age of mine.
I think of him often.
Would love to talk to a family member.
at my age time is short
we were in MAC-V I was in Team# 99
Lawrence Oppert
from
LaCrosse
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
MILPHAP-4 I-CORPS 1969-1970 Quang Tri City,Viet Nam. Surgical Technologist United States Naval Hospial Corps
Holly Riley
from
St. Louis, MO
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
My father was in Vietnam. His name is Steve Torisky from Ziegler, Ill. I am looking for anyone who knew him, to give him someone to talk to.
harley crutchfield jr
from
fairborn
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
served in vietnam 69-70 e-con 1/8th recon
Dennis Hoch
from
Tulsa
wrote on March 24, 2021
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9:59 pm
Served with Navel support Act. fire deptartment, DaNang and the NSA fire department Phu Bai 1967- 1969.
