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USMC 1965 TO 1971, PARRIS INLAND,SC,VEIT VAM 67 TO 68 CHU LAI,MOS1341 1 YEAR IN BARSTOW,CALIF
Served with 2 Platoon, Alpha Company, 6th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment (Infantry) Phuoc Tuy Province 69/70
Was with "B" Co. 2/60 9th Div from March 67 thru Sept. 67 then reassigned to Hq.&Hq. Co 9th Sig Bn. thru July of 68.
Update on my brother Jerry Ray Moak he passed away August 25,2010 with cancer related to agent orange He was a U.S.. Veteran we miss him very much Love your sister Wanda Nobles
USAF - In country July 1965 - July 1966
I was in the 214th quartermaster co.in Vietnam from 1968 thru 70
B co. 554 engr. February 1968-April 1970. Was in Cu-Chi, Tai Ninh, Lai Khe and the Thunders. Have forgoten more than I can remember, anybody out there.
Served two tours,68-70 with 512th Transportation @ Camp Addison. I ran maintenance truck, fuel truck, wrecker and in my spare time helped weld on some of the gun trucks, The Lady Be Good, Vengence Is Mine, Iron Butterfly, Midnight Angles. Have made contact with Hackney, would like to hear from Guyer, Stevens, and anyone else that was there with us. Thanks for the memories...
Views of website getting more easy, thank you.
I WAS WITH THE 446 TRANS CO LONG BINH JUNE 3 1970-APRIL 9 1971
Served in army F Batt/26th Arty in Dong Ha and LZ Fuller on Dong Ha Mt from 12/69 thru 11/70. Have lost all my pics and now even my memories are fading. Would like to hear from anyone whom I may have served with, whether I knew them or not.
Hello. My name is Samuel Kyle Hunt. I served in the unit C battery 5th/16th arttlery, 4th infuntry in the Vietnam War. The Year I severed was 1970-1971. I sereved under Wake Davis. I was also in the 1st field Forces. If you served with me please contact me.
I was with the 19th LEMCO, 185th Maint Battalion, at Long Binh from April 1969 to April 1970. I arrived as an E4 63H20 mechanic, from school at Aberdeen. I was reassigned as an inspector, made E5 in July or August 1969 (15 mos.) and became the Motor Sergeant in the Fall of 1969. I went to FO school, and spent a lot of nights in the perimeter towers for the second half of my tour.
The best part of the tower duty was the 1/2 day afterward, and a trip to the steam baths.
Looking back, Vietnam was a defining point in my life. The military gave me far more than it took. My oldest son currently serves and is just now completeing
his second tour overseas.
Never forget that ANYONE who has worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces has earned his freedom, and commands the greatest respect for his or her service.
The best part of the tower duty was the 1/2 day afterward, and a trip to the steam baths.
Looking back, Vietnam was a defining point in my life. The military gave me far more than it took. My oldest son currently serves and is just now completeing
his second tour overseas.
Never forget that ANYONE who has worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces has earned his freedom, and commands the greatest respect for his or her service.
I was at Pu Bia may 6, 1969 24th corp then my unit went to Da nang, one good friend I can not find is Charles Smith, I hope someone even charles will reply
God Bless all my fellow VETS
Larry
God Bless all my fellow VETS
Larry
Im looking for anyone who may have served with my dad SP/4 Emmett E. Hilburn 51st Medical Company ambulance. Thanks
A Battery 3rd of the 13th Artillery 25th Div. Served in Vietnam Oct1967-Oct1968.
I have been trying to find some old friends from the 101st, I was a combat medic in Phu Bai with H.H. company ,2/506 and H.H. company 1/501 101st airborne , from September 1971 to Febuary 1, 1972 ,then went on to the 3 battalion, 1st cav. Division. My name was Luis(DOC) Garcia This is not for any service connection claim, I am just looking for a (E-5 at the time) Sgt. whose name I can not remember.I was in the last operation before the 101st stooddown , with Bravo company 1st. Battalion 501 Infantry 101st Airborne in the triple canopy of Nui Ky. On January 16th 1972 . We triped a mechanicl ambush that blew me unconsious, when I came to I moved foreward and found five wounded men. The wounded were Sgt. Atkin, PFC Jerry Morison, Sp/4 Wilmore, PFC Sallazona and the RTO whose name I can not recall. I am so sorry brothers for bringing up your names, but would like to find the name of the Sgt. that kept us together for four days until abstracted .The Sgt. was a short Mexican American from San Antonio, Texas, I was blowen up, cut up, but kept on going with the rest of the men because of the Sgt. and the unknown that awaited.If, anybody knows the name of the Sgt.,Please help get in contact with him , I want to thank him for bringing us home. This is a great site for reaching out to brothers. WELCOME HOME! AIRBORNE.
I served in Vietnam in 1966 & 1967 with the 586th Signal Company in An Khe, attached to the 1st CAV.
Survivor of Hill 881 , April 19th 1967 . Alpha 1/4 5th Mar. Div. I was a M-60 operator on the Hill that day .
Would like to hear from anyone that served with me in 524th quartermaster co. in 1966 at cam ranh bay vietnam.
Bco. 86th. engr. Nov1966 -Nov1967 Cu Chi, Tay Nhyn Tri Bi, Phu Loi, Bear Cat, Xaun Loc
I was in 15th Admin at An Khe from Jan 31 to Oct 12 1968. I was in hooch with Dan Sturm, Gary Hamby, Gary Morton and a guy named Garthwait...
Served in vietnam feb 1968 thru aug 1969 stationed with the saigon support command attatched to the 90th replacement bus company,i drove the busses that picked up troops at night,at bien hoa airbase,we picked up all night flights
C Co 93rd engrs from march 68 till march 69,would love to hear from anyone.i have a lot of info from c co,and pics also.
served on the uss walke DD 723 at yankee station and on the gun lines in da nang
USMC. Served in Vietnam 9/66 to 10/67 with HMM-361. Second 13 month tour from 9/68 to 10/69. Looking for wounded black Marine shot in chest who I pulled from burning helicopter that was shot down on afternoon of May 4, 1967. He and another wounded Marine was picked up on medievac just few miles south of Marble Mountain and I was door gunner. Hope he alive with many grandchildren. Semper Fi.
Hello, My name is stated and I am a Veitnam War vet who is trying to stay in touch with news and affairs which concern me and my family. I was surprise to se this website, however I think it is a good thing for vets.
Your website is a great reference source. Great work!
I WAS IN PLT 244 FEB OF 1966. WENT TO NAM IN DEC 66 WITH 11 MOTOR TRANSPORT CAME HOME IN 68.I WOULD LIKE TO FIND SOME OF MY BUDDYS
I served in Viet Nam from spring of 1967 to fall of 1967( TDY "Project Counter" 1st team QN) then spring of1968-spring of 1969 at Phu Loi(30 miles north of Saigon) 1/4 Cal 1st inf div Refuled aircraft for 11 months then humped ammo for 30 days(James Kuiper head of Ammo dump) Worked with a guy named Quinn, Jim Mallory(3 Rivers NJ)