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I served with the 43rd signal battalion at camp holloway in 67-68.
HHC 173d Airborne Bde S2. worked in TOC, days.
I was with the HHB 2nd Bn. 32nd Arty 25 Infantry, in the Commo Section in Cu Chi and Tay Ninh from Feb. 67 to Feb. 68. I am filling for ptsd and having trouble with the VA. Anyone out there remember the nights we were on alart for a possible overrun of our compound, or the mortor attacks we had. After I left in Feb of 68, our hooche took some direct hits and people were killed. Does anyone remember any of this and any names of who was killed. Any help is appriciated.
Welcome home all who survived.
Welcome home all who survived.
Stationed in Phu Bai from July 1969 to July 1970, sent to Saigon for another 45 days to complete my extension for an early out, then served with the 509th RRG. Served with the 8th RRFS attached to the 101st as a support group, was a Staff Sargeant with them in both the admin group and the Strike Force perimeter and outside defense activity. Met a lot of great people there, we have a lot to talk about as well. Came back reasonably sane and go married and am such for almost 40 years now, many grandchilden! Suffer from some Agent Orange stuff. I hope all of you are doing well and a happy New Year and a healthy and properous one as well cheers to all.
viet nam 1969 1970 518th AG I was a sp5
KILO CO 3rd Battlion, 1st Marines
I would like to personally thank all of our vets. You will never be forgotten by the citizens of the U.S.A. We are certainly proud of all you have done... Our existance is the best reason we should always be thankful for-
Again, thank you guys and gals that served and currently serve so we can maintain our FREEDOM. (on a daily basis).. thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD BLESS YOU/ MERRY CHRISTMAS/ & HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011
Again, thank you guys and gals that served and currently serve so we can maintain our FREEDOM. (on a daily basis).. thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GOD BLESS YOU/ MERRY CHRISTMAS/ & HAPPY NEW YEAR 2011
Hq Btry 3/11 W btry 3/11 June 68 - July 69 (Getsome)
Looking for anyone that might have served with my father, Joe Ross. He was in 576th Ordinance (ammo) and his call sign was brassy sneak charlie 2. He was 2nd platoon sgt. Years were 66, 67, & 68.
i was with the 563rd transportation company 1966 and 1967
I was in C btry 2/33rd arty. July 68 to July 69. F.O. with Bco 1/16th Inf. I dont remember names of guys I served with, but I would do it again!
Viet Nam class of 67.. Cam Rahn, .Nha Trang Pleiku
Semper Fi,once a Marine always a Marine!
i was station in danang customs unit from 9-70 to 4-71 then transffered to camp tien shan. love to hear from anyone i was there with
Truck driver and rode shot gun on call 24 / 7 - hhb 6th bn 56th arty long bihn vietnam dec 66 - dec 67 welcome home we all served honerably dispite what some may say we completed our tour and really did win the fray that is all except one our comander in chief " l b j "
i was in the 34th engineers group the 20th battaillion in 1968-1969 in phu loi
Anyone interested in contacting me please email..also i am looking for John Cruz, Fernando Almezquita, Alfredo "freddy" Cortes who served in vietnam 66-67 64th transportation company, 36th Batallion
was on hill 950 fox 2/4 #1-610-866-7880 call or email thanks tony
I served with the 22 Finance Division in NahTrang from April 1969 to May 1970, looking for anyone else that served with me.
Bank Building - Cantoe-As I remember the bank building it had a river parallel to it? From the roof you could see up and down the Mekong Delta. At night you could watch the war go by with tracers moving up and down at Spooky and choppers. Was stationed with the USAF Surgical team who lived on the top floor, we had a dining room and living guarters, doctors, male nurse ane-gas passers and about 3 enlisted men, i was a OR tech. Was there 1967.. Met alot of good men we had a flag (unmentionable) in the dining room. I as stationed at CRB 12th Surgical Hospital in 66-67 and went to Canto for a month to help out the little team. That was many years ago, but still a lot of memories that stay with you.
Welcome home everyone....
Welcome home everyone....
LZ West Vietnam Sept 68-Oct 69...RTO with D/HHC 4th Bn, 31st Inf, 196th Light infantry Brigade, Americal Division....Thanks to the returning vets who went back to VN 3 yrs ago to visit finding one of my dog tags there and returned the rusty mangled tag to me. This tag means a lot to me. Thanks again and hello to all veterans of all services war or peacetime!
Served in nam from 4/66 to 4/67 344th trans.co. in cam ranh,qui nhon,danang and other places. its hard to remember all the places at times. Would love to hear from the rest of you guys, like herb cole,richard kenner,and anyone else.Great site Thanks
Have been trying to contact fellow members of the 556th milphap team stationed at Long Xuyen 5/66 to 5/67....its been 43 yrs.....very hard to believe....my memory is not as sharp as it used to be, but I remember a great group of young men assembled quickly down at Ft. Sam. for pre-Vietnam training.....Dr. Green, Dr. Macin, Lt. Risko , later Dr. Gore, Sgt. Hensley....and thats were my memory begins to fade....I can clearly see faces but no longer put names to them. Time is not my friend. I am proud of my service in Vietnam and can not begin to express my love for and gratitude for those who gave the ultimate sacrifice . God Bless.....
I was stationed at An Khe Vietnam from June 1968 to June 1969 with the 586 signal bn.on Hon Cong mt.
I was with the 140 heavy equipment Company in 1967 - 1968 and I was there when the ammo Dump blew up and my brothers I thought that all hell had been turned loose. The green and gray tracers were flying everywhere and I can still see the mushroom cloud and still feel the super hot air all over my body and I just knew that I got sober fast and that was the last time I every got drunk in vietnam. A week later I was sent to what they called the 140 contact team and spent the rest of my tour with the 11 Cav out in the field as a wheel and track mech. Can any one remember the 140 contact team? We lived with the Cav and stayed in the field with them and our job was to change or repair engine and tramission where ever the damn thing broke down and at times that was one hard job and many times they broke down in a bad place. Now I am 64 years old and all of my kids are grown and I have grandkids and my only hope is that we with all of our pain and dieing is some how we left a better world for our kids and grandkids. And that in time others will learn from what we went throught and some how make life better for them in the future. Funney the way that time changes the way things are isn,t it. One proud vietnam Viet. Take care brothers and like we use to say in Vietnam, Don,t mean a nothing. Robert Wayne Naron
was in Vietnam from Nov. 1963 - July 1964 Ton son NHUT air base near Saigon. with the 120 Adv. Company
C Co. 15TC !st CAV. 05/69 - 05/70 Long Thanh and Phu Loi
Served 261st Jan1969 - Jan1970 Phu Hiep.
Anyone knowing Joe Cummins, from Southern Ky. that was with the 4th Inf in Vietnam, please contact me. He would love to find some of his old buddies.
I was stationed at Cam Rahn Bay VN when the VC blew up the ammo dump. Not sure of the date, anyone who knows the date please e-mail me. I was with the Security Police at this time.