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BELOW IS A LIST OF VETERANS and FRIENDS AND THIER E-MAIL ADDRESSES. THEY ARE LOOKING FOR THE SAME THING YOU ARE COMRADERIE..

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  1. Brenda Owen Meadows US Army, Other. I was USO entertainer then WAC. Vietnam, Danang based in 1968. I was in a group known as the Sho-lettes. We performed in Nan from Aug. 1968-Jan. 1969. Two soul sisters and three "honkies." I later joined the Army and worked on the Psych ward as a technician. I later joined the National Guard and was a photojournalist with the 69th PAD. I am now an editor of a community paper in California. Welcome home friends!!!!
  2. Jim Brown US Marines. 1st SLT. Dong Ha, Vietnam, Jan. 1968-Feb 1969. Drago, Monihan, Shrier,Laws, etc. Any of you out there? Sky Merchant out.
  3. Ted Day US Army, 70th Combat Engineers. I was based at Bami Thuit, 1968-1969. I'd be interested in contacting any of the "Comrades in Arms" that I served with in Viet Nam during 1968 & 69. I was in "B" company, 70th combat engineers at Pleiku and then at Ban Me Thout. I'm especially interested to find my buddy Ron Ramirez who was from San Francisco. Also, I'd like any hints anyone may be able to provide about how else I might try finding these guys.
  4. Laurie Pinner US Army, Co D 2d Bn 12th Cavalry First Air Cal\varly Division 4th Pltn. Based at Kontum, 1967- ?, 2 tours.. The information that was provided is about my Uncle, Gordon Gaskin. He served 2 tours and the info above is from one of his letters to my mother dated 20 July 67. He had a best friend named James "Pat" Ferguson that was serving with him, but was killed in action. I would like to find out any info that I can. We recently found out that he has a progressed state of Hepatitis C and things do not look to good for him. I wanted to suprise him with finding a few friends or fellow servicemen who served with him. Thank you for your help and I salute each each and every one of you. A1C Laurie M Pinner.
  5. Bob Airwyke US Army, Charlie company, 2/502 Strike Force, 101st Abn. Div., A'Shau Valley, May 1968 to May 1969 my website is: http://homestead.juno.com/charliestrike68/index.html. Site is about the Strike Force "true" combat stories, healing from PTSD, alcoholism recovery and Christian links. Tributes to fallen C2/502 warriors.
  6. Leo St.John US Army, D Troop 1ST/10TH CAV. 4TH INF. DIV.CENTRAL HIGHLANDS,PLEIKU, 1966-1967, LOOKING FOR OLD FRIENDS WELCOME HOME BROTHERS.
  7. Richard Dunham US Army, HHB 6/27 ARTY 23 GP IIFFV ARTY, Phouc Vinh, Quan Loi, 67-68, Any one out there from old unit also,from commo unit, Bob Quirk, Goldstien, Chalk. Also Coleman and Speer from Clerks unit. Also, if anyone from 1st BN 20th INF,11th INF BG Americal, who was in operation near Phuoc Vinh around Sept. 6, 1968, a friends husband was killed there, his name was Brad St.Clair. She would like to know more about the circumstances. He was in Company B, I think it was Operation Mead.
  8. Bobby Branton US Army, 330Radio Research Batallion (ASA), Pleiku, Qui Non, etc., '68-'69, would like to say hello to anyone who was with the Radio Research/ Security Agency in Nam.
  9. James O. Terrell (Jim) US Airforce, 314th ACW and 37th TFW, Nhra Trang AB and Phu Cat AB, '66-'67, Also was TDY with "Top Dog" 14 in '65. Was in 14th CES and 37th CES but worked other Jobs as needed Worked some in Transiet Alert at Phu Cat fall of '67. Have a picture of me on the ramp of a Civilian Cargo Plane and pictures of the old Dirt Strip wih AC-47's and C-7 Caribou's.Would like to hear from anyone stationed there in'67 or hear about the two Bases in later Years.Ended up staying 20 years in the USAF.Was retrained into Minuteman III Missles after the War ended in'75 . J.O. Terrell, SMsgt., USAF, Retired.
  10. Bennie Shettles US Navy, Called Navy Red Bray, USS Chicago, 1965-1969, We first started as a landing party to check out junk boats. then later became the red bray. to be put on diff. islands to check for vc and amo dumps.
  11. Weldon E. Barnes US Army, A Co. 1stEng. Bn 1st Inf Div., Phuoc Vinh, Quan Loi, Dec. 1966 to Nov. 1967. Would like to hear from anyone who served with me.
  12. Gary Barney US Army, A co. 2/12 Inf. 3 Brigade 4th Inf. 3rd Platton, Dau Tieng, 1966-1967. We are trying to get all our group together again. We are having reunions. We are talking to each other on the computer. Stephan Kawczak, Bud, let me know where you are. Anyone else please join us.Welcome brothers.
  13. Michael J.Harvey US Army, 73rd SAC, Vung Tau /Long Thong North, 68-70. Looking for anyone who remembers serving with me in the 73rd SAC have been to 73rd web page also looking for buddies...
  14. Benton H. Barron (Hillbilly) US Army, Co. A 1/27 Wolfhounds 25th Inf. Division. Dau Tieng and Cu Chi, 1969-1970. I am looking for the guys I served with, 1st sgt Yerino, Spooner, Dyle, Bubbles, Plowboy, Hopkins and any of the other great men that made up A company. Where are you guys at? Let me hear from you for it has been too long and I think of you often.
  15. Jeff Smith I am looking for any one that knew or served with my brother. His name is 1st Lt Nelson Lee Smith (butch). He was killed 03-07-69. He was in company D 1st battalion 11th infantry 05 249 427. Please e-mail me THANK YOU
  16. Ron Aubrey US Army, C company 1st Bn 5th Cav 1st Air Cav. I Corps and later in Tay Ninh province. 68 and 69. I served from Aug 68 to Aug 69. My Bn worked out of LZ Jane in I Corps and later in Tay Ninh province at LZ Dolly among others. During the summer of 69 while I was in the hospital with malaria My company was pulling perimiter guard on LZ Dolly. Our CO at the time was a Capt. Cain and the 1st SGT was SGT Williams. When I returned I was a stranger and all my friends were dead. The NVA had attacked and over run the base and our casualties were 30+ KIA and 60+ WIA. Ihave read just about every book ever written about our war and never Have I seen a written word about the slaughter at LZ Dolly. Is there anyone left out there that can tell the story of that terrible night at LZ Dolly.
  17. B J Kinney US Marines, Alpha Co. 1st.Bn.3rd Mar.Regt. 3rd Mar. Div. Northern I Corps. 68&69. I'm looking for members of Alpha 1/3 but ,will correspond with anyone, especially Vietnam Veterans. Thanks, B. J.
  18. Thomas (Jan) Hunt US Army, A Battery, 3/13th Artillery, 25th Infantry Division. Cu Chi, Vietnam. 1968, 69. Sure would like to hear from my friends that made it back home. I am searching for Toby L. Simmons from Phoenix, AZ. Thanks forever to my friend Garrett Timothy O'Conner who gave his life saving mine in May 1968 at Hoa Ghia Province. I want to also mention my friend Dwight E. Bozeman who also died that day when FSB Maury was overran. Not ONE SINGLE DAY goes by that I don't think of them and what they gave for their country.
  19. Kevin Roberson Doc, My uncle, Samuel "Sammy" Roberson, served with Co A 1/61st during the first quarter of 1970. He was killed on April 4, 1970 when his unit attempted to take a hill near the DMZ. After being wounded and subsequently sent to the rear, he volunteered to take ammo to the front. On his way up with the ammo, he was mortally wounded. I would like to hear from anyone that might have known or been friends with my uncle. I realize this may be hard to do since he was in country such a short time but if you could pass this on to others who may have known of him, I would be most appreciative. I only had two years to spend with him but at times it seems as if he is right here with us. Anytime I see a picture of him holding me as a baby or read a letter were he mentions me I can feel his presence. I would like to try and find a way to take my grandmother and my father (Sammy's oldest brother) to VietNam to the place where we lost him. If you know how this might be possible I would love to hear form you. Thanks for all you did and are continuing to do to help us see what it was like. God Bless You. Kevin Roberson Proud Nephew of a VietNam Vet 29218 S St. Rt. O Freeman, MO 64746 (816) 250-4834
  20. Phil US Army, A Company, 1/61st, Fifth Infantry Division. Hi Tommy and Doc,I thought I'd fill you in a a positive thing from this message you sent out.I was with him at the time of his death but don't remember him.I was in the CP group and he was in the 1st Plt.Anytime I did hang out with some of the guys from a Plt it was the third.If I remember right there was a guy from Long Island which isn't to far from where I lived.So we sorta had something in common I guess and from him I met and tried to stay with that Plt.But the thing here is I somehow got hold of Sams poncho liner after he was killed.How I don't remember but I used it as an extra one for the rest of my time in the war and brought it home with me.I know it was his because it still had his name written on it.I did try many years ago to locate the family but wasn't able to and just let things go.Then when I read your mail I went right upstairs and got it from the attic and came down and called kevin.I told him what I had and that I was going to send it to him.Whats so strange about this is how it all came about,I mean after 30 years a name comes on the computer screen and I know it.I called Kevin last night and he recivied it.He's going to bring it to his grandmother (Sams Mother) this week end.I had asked him for one thing as a favor,and that was to be sure to take a picture of her when they give it to her and send it to me.I still can't belive it,there must be something to this that I just don't understand.The one thing I do understand is that it may have taken 30 years but it did find it's way to where it belongs,with his family.Thanks for posting it,I'm sure we made a mother very happy. Phil
  21. RICH GILMER Anyone that knows or have served with Richard Olan Fox please email me. He served in the US Army, 4th infrantry,5th Battalion,16th Artillery,And something about HQ HQ, Looking for info, My father inlaw is in dire need of finding his brothers of the war, I will update this post as soon as I can find out wht when where he was at in country, thanks to you vets in advance, I appreciate your sacrifice. Rich
  22. Grant Kuchan US Navy, US Marines. I am searching for more information on my father. John David Kuchan. He enlisted in the Navy, occupation HM 8404, but due to a shortage of medical personel in the Marines I belived he served with them. If any one has any information on John "Doc" Kuchan, please feel free to e-mail me. Thank you for your time. -Grant
  23. Steve Mc Millon US Army,B co. 15tht.c. 1st.Cavalry division. Northern I Corps,Camp Evans,LZ Sharon by Quang Tri & Red Beach,Ankhe. 1968. I was helicopter mechanic in a field direct support unit
  24. Vicki I'm writing on behalf of an Amerasian lady who wants to unite with her father. His name is James Hornby. He served from 1968-1971 in Tam Bo, Di Linh. PLease anyone with information about James Hornby email me.
  25. Laura Slayton I am seeking Alfred Clark. We wrote to each other while he was in Nam. I was senior class president in 69 and we sent shoeboxes of goodies to soldiers serving in Nam. Al got my shoebox. I recall he was originally from Scarsdale, N.Y. where his father worked in a bank. He got his mail in Danang. I think he was 101st airborne. He also ended his tour of Nam in 1969. We got to meet face to face back in 69. Anyone who knows how I might find out how life has treated this soldier who made such a footprint in my heart, please let me know.
  26. Dr. Stephen A. Cannon US Airforce,312 Security Police, 12th Air Force. Phu Cat. 70-71. I am looking for address' of men I served with. I have written a book call "Dear Anna" which is not dealing directly with Viet Nam but plan to write another which will. I would like to correspond with certain men I knew to gather some information. The book will be fictional but some actual events will be used. I intend to write a book which has a humorous side. We did experience a lot of humouous situations between the rough times.
  27. Terry Congdon US Army, A Co 7th Eng 5th Inf Div (Mech). Northern I Corps, Quang Tri. 1968-1969. terry congdon #4 greenfield way wylie tx 75098 looking for anyone who was in A Co 7th eng 68/69 those who moved from FT.Carson Co. in July 68 to Quang Tri and helped build camp Red Devil would love to hear from you.
  28. Raymond C.Bush submitted by wife Ruby US Navy Corpsman, served with 1st Marines April 1971 until October 1971. Republic of South Vietnam, don't remember exact location and years. My husband was a corpsman.He passed away four years ago. He told me where and with what unit he served in Vietnam but I can't remember. I would love to hear from anyone who remembers him. He never forgot his service time. He loved the Navy and being a corpsman. Ruby Bush




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