In country 12/68 to 11/69 at Camp Eagle w/ A Battery 377th Arty, looking for the OH-6 crewchiefs that served and are home. Ron Heiselman. Stan Cook, Walt Konchency been hunting you kids for awhile.

Served with the Third Naval Construction Brigade, Danang, Vietnam from 1966-1969.

In country 1967-1969 in Nha Trang. 14th Special Operations Wing . Clerk in Chief of Maintenance, Quality Control

I was with the 119th at vung ro bay out side of Tuy Hue 67-68. Always remerber and never forget, IT WAS ALWAYS RIGHT.

in your history, since when did the vietnamese migrated in the South East Asia?

I served as Sr Adv to the 2-42 Inf Regt ARVN and Montangard Scouts In Kontum in 1967-68. I would like to re-connect with them or anyone serving with ARVN or "YARDS" in Pleiku-Kontum-Tan Canh-Edap Enang. John Giboney LtC Inf USA (Ret.)

I'm a Vietnam vet/Army/in-country Aug.70-Aug.71
I started out with the 25th Inf at Cu Chi.
Nixon pulled the 25th out in Dec.70
I was then with the 101st
So many miles
So many tears
God Bless America!!!

I lost alot of good friends to the war. Please never forget them. Thank you for a wonderful site.

VIET-NAM 66-67

In country Apr 68 - Sep 69.
MABS-36, HMM-256
Semper Fi!

I served in vietnam with the 1/10th cav. b troop 3rd platoon from july 1970 to july 1971. Was at fire base action and fire base schueller,out side of AnKhe.

IWAS THERE IN 67. ARRIVED IN JUNE AND MED EVACED OUT IN SEPT. SAME YEAR. WAS WITH A COMBAT ENG. UNIT BUT CAN'T REMEMBER THE UNIT NAME. HAVE LOST MEMORY OF MOST OF MY TIME THERE

Served Vnam Sept.70-71 LZ Nancy 1/39th Arty.

I think you do very good works to heal the war. We need a lot of hands like yours to do the jobs. I had helped to translate letters for member of yours.

great site, i hope and pray u can continue on in the great sprit and tradition of the u.s. armed forces. i was in the nam dec68-dec69. i served with hotel 2/4, 3rd marine div and was on firebase neville when it and firebase russell got overun feb 25, 69. i then in march or april, 69 went to 3rd maf, 3rd combined action group,(cap marines) 3-3-3 and 3-3-1. it was an experience of being in a hot fire zone, or kill zone with all marines around you and then being in a village where the marines did several things, not to just kill them, but to help them the best we could such as help build schools and do civil action work, dig wells, and other support foundations as well as to protect it's people and property, it's goverment and village leaders. our mission was to seek out and destroy the viet cong from within and with the people's help. of the 5000 marines and mac v men who served , only half made it home, of the 2500 who made it back to the world, most would be wounded physically, and probably all wounded mentally....sometimes i wonder if we've ever really come home at all, but through it all, blood and guts, physically and mentally, we have survived to help each other, not to forget, but to forgive and help heal. what do and how do i think of the vietnamese people? they're a wonderful people with love for their families much like ours, they did what they had to do just as we did; i would not be here today it not for a wonderful young kid(then) named son(with a dot over the o and a wave under the o) he saved me from stepping on a 105 howezer round sat up as a bovietrap and he not only saved me once but a couple of other times from differend ways. his parents and family were killed by the vc in me lam near the village of xonglo outside of hue and phu bi. my son shawn is named after him. all that kid wanted was to live and be loved with something to wear and something to eat........thank you, semple fi. jimmy cherry