I served in C/6/11th arty from Apr 69-70. Stayed in Duc Pho the entire tour.

I am the Membership Chairman, for the 14th combat engr. bn. If you ever servered with 14th give me a call at 520-404-8183 or E-mail me at [email protected] Hope to hear from you Roger

Was in Phang Rang from May67 to June68. 35th Field Maint Squadron as a Jet Engine Mech. Looking for anyone that was there or with the 101st evac squadron that was stationed there. I volunteered my services with the evac squadron for something different to do.

In Nam 4-69 to 4-70. With 2/502 Recon 101st. Airborne. Glad to be home save, and still living. Thanks to all you Vets. And to all the grunts that lived and died. God Bless you all. Louie

Does anyone know anything about a SGT Larry White, 3/4 cavalry? Believed to be a 11E on tank C35 in Hoc Mon, Feb 1968.

Hello, I'm an only child from the Vietnam War. My father was in the war and unfortunatley I've never met him. I am now 34 years of age and feel so lost all these years. My mother met my father in Siagon- and since moving out of the country to France- I've no pictures or anything of his belongings. I just wish someday to find out some infor. about my father. All i do know is his name -- Don Johnson . Hopefully someday God will grant me this wish of some knowledge of his existince or death. A picture or anything of his life. I hope to fill this void which has captured me in all of my existance.

Thank you-- Don Cabicq

Saw the name Prendergast on the Wall in DC, he had a Navy rate and thats all I know of him. If anyone recalls any information I'd like to learn about him. Respectfully, P. Prendergast

my uncle was in Vietnam and he is still a live today.

I recently watched a video on the Vietnam war, and I am currently writing an essay for my class. The video that we watched had me in tears, and I would personally just like to say that each and EVERY one of you are truely heros and will always be remembered for what you did for our country. You do not get the respect and recognition that you all deserve. And I would like to thank every single one of you from the bottom of my heart.

was with 62nd engineers vietnam 1965-1966 helped build air strip at Phang Rhang...looking for (Dicky Woods)

On January 20, 1970, I saved a little 9 year old, one-armed, South Vietnamese girl from drowning in the Song Cu De River beneath Nam O Bridge on Highway 1 a few miles north of DaNang, while I was serving in Vietnam as a Marine machine gunner in a CAP Unit in the village of Ap Kim Lien from 15 November 1969 to 30 January 1970; and, I am searching for the little girl who in 2004 would be approximately 44 years old. Summary of Incident: I was riding across Nam O Bridge as a passenger in a USMC jeep; and, directly in front of us, a little one-armed South Vietnamese girl was riding her family's water buffalo across the bridge. Someone blew the horn on their vehicle and the noise frightened the water buffalo which made it sort of jump up and turn quickly in a circle causing the little girl to fall off of the animal into the swollen and turbulent river current beneath the large 5-span steel bridge. I jumped into the river to save her because I was sure that she would drown with only one arm. Approximately 20 or more individuals from various branches of the military Armed Forces pulled us from the river.

Looking for anyone that might have information on my birth father. I am told that he went by the name of Al or Allen and that he had black curly hair. I don't know if he knew my mother was pregnant with me or not.

My mother's name is Le Thi Le and she and my father were supposably very much in love. My mother had two children at the time she became pregnant with me. A boy named Le Van Manh and a daughter named Phung (Gai).

I've been told that my father was a medic and that he was killed in a helicopter crash. I don't know if I believe this, though. My Mother said that she worked in the mess hall and also lived with my father on base. She said that she left to visit her parents and when she returned she was told that he was killed.

I was born in Feb or May of 1969 ( believe it or not, I don't even no for sure when I was Born) and came to the states when I was three years old. My mother married Neal Spencer and he is the man that raised me.

I am looking for anyone that can give me information on my real dad and/or his family. If you know anything please don't hesitate to email me at [email protected]

I'm 35 years old and have been looking for so long. Please help if you can.

great site: was with c batry-6th bat- 29th arty.4th in
div. in central highlands, in the dak-to area, hill 975,1338. I
was in the fdc section of the battery 1967-68 also the tet offensive. great job to all.

Was a cambat medic 3/47-Aco 1st paltoon Vietnam from Feb.67 to April 68. Mobil river force,base DangTam in the delta