Marine Corps Test Unit 1, 3rd Marine Corps Provisional Atomic Exercise Brigade (Atomic Veteran,
Operation Teapot)
U.S. Marine Corps, 3rd Bn., 9th Marines,FMFPAC
U.S. Army Vietnam/Ist Logistical Command, 506th S&S Company.

To all Nam Vets, Combatants and Non-Combatants, I appreciate and thank you for the sacrifices you made.

It has been said that rear support elements sat around drinking beer and playing cards. To some extent this might be true of a few, but personnally, I am extremely proud of how I performed my duties. I was a Logistics NCO and did what was expected of me. The Ist Logistical Command was supplying the Armed Forces with 700,000 tons of supplies and equipment a month. I particular unit comes to mind, the 109th Quartermaster Company (Air Delivery). This company was the Lifeline to Khe Sanh. A writer by the name of Peter Brush wrote about this unit. As a QM NCO, I am proud to have been a member of the Quartermaster Corp.

In another note, The United States Marine Corps recently celebrated our 237th Anniversary. Semper Fi to all my Marine Brothers and God Bless our Armed Forces.

served jan69 to jan70 with 3rd amtrac bn bravo co 1st plt.

I WAS STATION AT BIEN-HOA l969-70 Co A44/269 36 sig. Bn. 1 Bde. was tdy up in Lakai, when my co. was hit by friendly fire on Feb.17,18. 6Kia and 30 Wia i was a radio operator/working in the comm. center @ IIICorp. HQ, fellow comrades should visit Americanwarlibrary.com/philcomeman.

Served in various locations in country, based out of Long Binh at 147th LEM Nov 1967 to Nov 1968 Have only connected with one person in all these years. Anybody out there???

I served with the 169th Engineers at Long Binh Nov. 67- Nov. 68. In 2005 another Viet Nam Vet and I started building a Veterans Memorial Park. Our web site is www.avmpsc.org . When done we will have over 12,000 names on 18 black Granite walls. This park Honors all Vets that have served from Stephenson County IL from the Civil War to present.

looking for viets svc batty 6th/84th artty 68 69 maybe bill mcgraff

I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE NAMES OF THE MEN I HELPED AT THE MILK BAR EXPLOSION IN BAC LIEU IN JUNE OF 1965. I HAVE OFTEN WONDERED IF THEY SURVIED THE EXPLOSION. I WAS ASIGNED TO ADV-TEAM 51 IN THE WINTER OF 65. COL. KIRSEY WAS THE COMMANDING OFFIER OF THIS TEAM. I WAS IN CAMU MUCH OF THE SPRING OF 65, IF YOU HAVE THE NAMES OF THESEN MEN PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS DC

Looking for former members of the 71st Transportation Bn. Camp Camelot, Long Binh., The companys were,154th-368th-372nd-402nd-551st-561st-567th-and other attachments.
If you worked at Newport, Cogido, Buu Long, Ho Nai, or other areas of assignment, send me an email or give me a call. There is much information available to you.

I was stationed with 39th Engineer Bn HHC Chu Lai Vietnam, from August 1970 to
March 1971. I worked in the motorpool.

Danang 1965-1966 APL-30 and camp tien Shaw. SK-3 NSA cargo handling and shore patrol in Danang.

Looking for anyone who served with the 61st H.E.M. Company,79th Maint. Battalion,1st Logistics Command from Oct 1968 to Nov. 1969.Especially my good buddies Larry Troxtell and Smitty and Phil or Paul Steinke.Just to let you know,we lost our close Vietnam brother Elton P. Spurgeon on March 20th 2003.He died from complications of Diabetes.I talked to his wife Linda several years ago.It was the worst news I could have gotten and I sure hated to hear it.I was wanting to see him again one day.He was like a brother to me and he and mu good buddies took great care of me after my accident on Feb.13th 1969.I just want to tell my buddies thanks again for taking great care of me after the accident.It meant the world to me.Gosh I sure wish I could see yaw again and I really miss all of you and you will always be in my heart and mind.No one can separate our brother hood.God Bless you all.Al Dube

MOS: O5D, O5D,20. 98J.
Fort Devens,1964-65
.Was with 177Th RRC (K-16) in Korea, 1965-66
156Th. RRC Can Tho, 1966-67
371St. RRC LZ Two Bits-Camp Evens, 1967-68
One of Original 7 members of Project Left Bank

I served in 67/68 as a medic with 9th med at Camp Bearcat

served in nam from july 68 till july 69. was in atroop 1/10 cav. 3rd platoon.drove tank #36 better known as the judge. am now retired and just looking for anyone who served with me or may have seen me around pleiku-kontum-or any where along the route. will answer any and all email. thanks and welcome home . ED BEATTY

I served in the army, Vietnam 1966-1967, 1st Bat: 2nd Infitry 1st Infurtry division, Was living in Columbus Ohio, when I was drafted, Looking for anyone who was there with me!!! Thanks