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hello there well me and my friend are doing this project and we want to know what is the difference from the vietnam war and the secret war. And if possible plese send me some history on hmong culture thankyou. Please email me asap.
sincerely,
Rose yang
sincerely,
Rose yang
Trying to find my way home, seems that 34 year should be long enough. Mike company 3/7 2nd Plt.1st Mar. Div. Lz Baldy , Que Son Mts. 1970- 1971.
"A" 1/3, 3rd Marine Division. In country from July 1968 through August 1969. Current member of VVAW.
Does anybody know who Bill Losse is? Marine that served in Vietnam? Thanks , his son Barclay
Hi
i am a junior in high school and i have chosen to write my research paper on vietnam vets coming home and thier multiple problems
i would like some help on knowing more about it . if anyone can help me i would appreciate it.
i am a junior in high school and i have chosen to write my research paper on vietnam vets coming home and thier multiple problems
i would like some help on knowing more about it . if anyone can help me i would appreciate it.
served fox 2 1 7/66 to 12/66 tranfered to CAC home 7/67
USMC
M 3/26 and C 1/13 from 11/68 to 10/69
M 3/26 and C 1/13 from 11/68 to 10/69
CAM RAHN BAY MAY 69-MAY 71, 92 FIN DET
Semper Fi Marines that did their tour!
In country 5/68 - 5/69 RivRon 11, RivDiv 111 (Alpha & Tango Boats)
I am trying to find anyone that knew my uncle. Tony Kalbli was an officer with the Infantry during Vietnam. If you can tell me anything I would appreciate it. I know nothing about what he did and am interested in learning. His wife and I are trying to confirm all his awards that he never recieved (3 Bronze Stars Air medal etc). Thank You
assigned to 337 rr co 1st inf div lai khe
mar 69-mar 70.
mar 69-mar 70.
I was in Vietnam from 1967-69 and served with the 2nd Bn. 3rd Marines
Iserved in Vietnam with the 25 inf div at cuchi.
Researching the subject of ethical leadership.
I flew patrols in operation Market Time on the coast and in the Mekong Delta. I earned the air medal for over fifty combat missions. This was during 64,65,and 66. When I came home I was unable to adjust and found myself in trouble. I ended up going back in 68&69 as a civilian. I am just now getting my shit togeather with the help of the Lord. amen. Manuel
In country from Nov. 1967 to Nov. 1968
I was in 9th Div a battery 1/11th arty FDC
I was in 9th Div a battery 1/11th arty FDC
This is for my uncles MERLE RONNIE CAPPS and CHARLES DENNIS CAPPS they were twins and estabilished radio contact on the ROCKPILE they were based in San Diego California. My uncle Ronnie died of cancer in 1997 and his brother Dennis Capps is dieing of Agent Orange. I wish that someone who remembers them can maybe give me a little insight to what it was like for them. They served 1 tour and went 2 more after that. I miss uncle Ronnie and uncle Dennis he is out on ambush.....I guess the war in vietnam isn't over until it is over.
I was in the Navy during 1973 on A0-53 an oiler on a tour to VN and surrounding countries. It was a wild time and not one of my better experiences.
(ring a bell?)
I became a believer at the age of 34, worked in various ministries as a buss pastor, ministry assistant, and missionary work. Since that time I have become an atheiest, explaining everything away in a cultural, social way What has brought me to that place is the power struggles of social groups and the pressures to conform to a groups thinking. Just recently I was verbally attacked, in part for linking to VN history in your site, and given the demeaning "I'll say a prayer" followed by another verbal attack.
I am distressed at the public's failure to remember our backing out of the U.S. support of Ho Chi Minh back in 1945 that likely would have prevented the loss of 8 million lives in the area. I hope it doesn't happen again.
I want to say, althou I don't share your beliefs in G-d, I do believe your walk in caring for the people is to be commended. It is refreshing to find people who try to make a differenc. I honor this organization.
(ring a bell?)
I became a believer at the age of 34, worked in various ministries as a buss pastor, ministry assistant, and missionary work. Since that time I have become an atheiest, explaining everything away in a cultural, social way What has brought me to that place is the power struggles of social groups and the pressures to conform to a groups thinking. Just recently I was verbally attacked, in part for linking to VN history in your site, and given the demeaning "I'll say a prayer" followed by another verbal attack.
I am distressed at the public's failure to remember our backing out of the U.S. support of Ho Chi Minh back in 1945 that likely would have prevented the loss of 8 million lives in the area. I hope it doesn't happen again.
I want to say, althou I don't share your beliefs in G-d, I do believe your walk in caring for the people is to be commended. It is refreshing to find people who try to make a differenc. I honor this organization.
God Bless America, Our Soldiers, and Our Allie's...
i was assigned to the 6251st security police at bienhoa, worked with the 1st cav mp's at bien hoa, army, base. tour of duty was 22 nov70 22 nov 71.
My Husband Cpl Rodney Lane was stationed at Marble Mtn. and Quang Tri. He was a door gunner in a Huey with MAG16. He also worked on the ejection seats of the OV-10A, he was also with VMO-2 & VMO-6. He was in Nam 68-69. I was wondering if any one out there might remember him. I am also trying to find a Capt. Bible who was the crew chief on his huey. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I recon the vietnam war was very upsetting to me because no one deserves to go through so much pain in one life time
Brother, Spec 4 Joseph Parker served Camrahn Bay South Vietnam l967-68 87th Engineers Const. Batt. 35th Group l8th Brigade Truck Driver pulled one night for gunner duty helicopter bad one went down..hes in bad shape, has been for years would like to corresp. with anyone bunked with him family needs to know if incident happened
My dad, Jim Dupler, born 1947, has been missing for about a year and 1/2. I think he served around 65-68, but he never would discuss it much. He played drums in a band for the army, which I believe did a little bit of touring. If you knew/know of him, please, contact me, I miss him. Thank you so much for taking the time to read this.
I am a history major and have been studying a LOT on the Vietnam war lately and am amazed at how underappreciated the vets of Vietnam are. You guys were doing your duty and it is horrible that people downsize your service. Anyway, I have done a ton of research as I have said, but nothing is better then personal stories from those who were there. I am trying to write a book about the timeline of the war; pre, during and after and how your life changed personally, so if there is anyone out there willing to share their very personal stories, I would be GREATLY appreciative! E-mail me at [email protected].
Thank you SO much for your service!
Shanna D.
Thank you SO much for your service!
Shanna D.
In country May 15 1966 Long Binh, 169th eng Bn. const, E Co. untill Jan 1967 went t.d.y. to 18th Eng Brgd Hdqrts in Dong Ba Thin (near Can Ranh Bay) to establish an in country heavy equip school. Was an instructor there until Aug 14 1968, then ets back home and out.
My thanks and heart goes out to each and every soul that had to face such horrible times in vietnam. I support what u had to do back then. i was only around 10 or 11 during that time but i remember. thank you all for your service.
I was never in country but served two tours in Thailand in direct support. 1968-69 Nakon Phanom RTAB, Task Force Alpha and 1972-73 in the same building but it had changed to USSAG. The war was almost over during this tour. I am sorry so many sacrificed so much for such a political reason.
I am going to cry.
