I've searched every Folder in this Board( I have 9 to go) for members of our Eighty-six Signal Bn and yours is the first FROM YOUR TIME IN COUNTRY that doesn't mention the Thirty-six Signal Bn.
I was in Cu Chi and S-1 of the 86th Sig Bn from January to April 25 '70, when I moved to My Tho (579th Sig Co not 10th Sig Co as mentioned in another post) and soon thereafter to Ben Tre and its 535th Sig Co. From there in August 1970, I left for home in a Coma, but that's another story. I'm posting this here because most of the messages to the ones I've found
have bounced back to me undeliverable; the same thing that would happen to people who replied to most of my earlier posts.
I don't think the 36th was there in 1970, when I was, but could have been.
If anyone knows the story please e-mail and I hope to be still where I say I am or post it here.


CHARLES LAMONYT's Post (truncated)
Hometown: VICTORVILLE, CA
Date: March 19, 2010 - 01:34 PM (pacific)
My name is Charles Lamont and I served with HHD 86th Signal Battalion from Aug 1966 to Aug 1967 at Chu Chi Vietnam.

Looking for men who served om DUSTER QUAD SEARCHLIGHT VULCAN OR HAWK units in Vietnam. Email for reunion and newsletter information.

I was with the Marines from 1969-70 hills 35, 65 and the an hoa, in the I was a Doc with C-C0 1/5 3rd Platoon. cant find anyone for the old Co such as Dave Riche he was our radio man until he got a little wound.

I was hoping someone could shine some light on my fathers Missions or involvment with the Vietnamn War. I dont know much however when he was listed in the army He Was Louis A Hernandez. He was apperently a Green Beret or possibly with a group call mac-sog. If anyone knows my father please contact me at my email listed. He is very sick on the bottle and will never talk about the war. I just wanted help understanding or just to verify he was actually there. Thank you to all vets for keeping our country safe.

i was with delta 1-1 2nd platoon at dodge city hill 55 hill 10 -37-op reno 1969-and 1970 LT LAST NAME WAS WOODS I WOULD LOVE TO HERE FROM INY WONE THAT WAS THERE US MARINES

I served at Korat Air Base, 60 miles off the Cambodian border with the 388th Combat Support Group, F-4 and F-105 TAC Fighter Wing, 1970-71. Our sister wings were the 366th in DaNang and the 355th in Taklai. I just want to recognize all the dedication and sacrifice made by all U.S. troops in all branches during the Viet Nam War; be they pilots, sailors, infantry, rifleman or cooks. It is interesting to read in 2010, all the "second guessing" of our service in that war by those who were children or not yet born in that time period from 1962-1974. It was a different time and a different war unlike Iraq today. It is near impossible for most, now, to offer valid comment on what U.S. troops did or did not do in this war. Especially from those who now "just" read about our war or, better yet, "visit" Viet Nam and find fault with our service. The American G.I.'s tour in S.E. Asia back then was neither a visit nor a holiday vacation. Our generation did not send our sisters, wives and mothers off to fight a war on foreign land while we stayed home as young men and went to school and played video games. In our time, the U.S. armed forces were staffed with "Regular" troops. We did not rely on Reserve and Guard units that are constantly rotated between combat duty and stateside assignments. It would help those who wish to comment on our service to remember, it was a much different world back in the 60's and 70's and it is hard to see clearly looking back from 2010 without "having been there and done that". We were there and we know. Next time you speak to a U.S. soldier, current or vet, be sure to thank them for your freedom.

Sincerely,

a U.S. Troop
SSGT, U.S.A.F., 1969-1973
Air Force Commendation,
Viet Nam Service,
Viet Nam Campaign,

My uncle served in Vietnam from 1968-1970 Delta Co., 4th Infantry. I'm looking for anyone who has information about the fire bases of Ankhe Pass, Ankhe Valley, Augusta, Hardtimes or AnKhe or Pleiku during this time. My uncle is Rafael Ayala.

Served in Vietnam on the FMS 811 with MMAV 1967 to 68 Looking for anyone who might have served during that same period

523 Signal RVN 1969 1970

My name is Robb Rogers. I caught your email address while playing around on the internet.

I served with the US ARMY from Jan. to Nov. 1970 at the 94th Maintenance Company on Cu Chi Base Camp. I left Cu Chi in November and spent my last 3 weeks on Dion, (spelling ?), when we gave Cu Chi to the arvins.

I have a few pictures if you are interested.

Memorial Day greeting to all who served with me from Ft. Riley, Kansas late 1966 to first stop White Beach Okanawa and onto the Mekong with HQ, 2nd Battalion, 47th Inf., 9th Inf. Div.

I thank GOD for all who survived and I pray to GOD for all those who didn't on this Memorial Day, 2010.
Welcome home brothers. For those who bunked with me on Custer Hill and were shipped out with me, I send all my best to you and your family.

Your brother, Ben Feldman

Served in Headquarters Co, 52nd Signal Bn, Can Tho, Vietnam, May '69-May '70

I was at Camp Holloway, Jan. 7. 1967, If any-one who was there at that time "Please" contack me, It's called the 7 day attack, on camp holloway?

would like to find original members of Company B, 5th Battalion 46th Infantry 1st platoon 2nd squad originally deployed from Ft Hood to Chu Lai March of '68. LZ Baldy was Battlion base camp and LZ Anne Company base camp. Anyone out there???