- Information -- John LaFollette, 21:37:04 11/06/09 Fri
Would like to hear from anyone who was in Bien Hoa in 1967-68 in the Army.
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- Looking for Bobby Teague's Vietnam army buddies? -- Nancy A. Teague, 07:35:53 11/06/09 Fri
Hi out there in internet land. I'm looking for any guy who knew my deceased husband Bobby Fletcher Teague? He was in Vietnam, was kicked out of the army for what Bob told me was stealing a motorcycle? He was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, however, moved to Michigan where I met him and married him in 1982. I think if I remember correctly, he was out of Nam in 1968, or 69? Just to let you know, he was a funny, smart, wonderful man whom I had the pleasure of being with for almost 19 years, still miss him, always will! Sincerely, Nancy Please let me know by e-mail, thanks.
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- Service in Vietnam -- Timothy Declouet, 19:59:51 11/05/09 Thu
If you served in Vietnam from February 1972 to July 1972 in the United States Air Force, 913th Air Refueling Squadron. This was the Arc Light movement. Please respond.
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- Charles "Chuck" Kott - Loss of Life, not on memorial! -- Paul Hurley (CamRanh Bay -mysterious DOA), 12:59:14 11/04/09 Wed
While serving TDY from Taiwan, Chuck Kott lost his life to non-hostile means at Cam Ranh Bay, RVN, sometime in summer
of 1969. The circumstances are known by me but not for public dissemination. I want Chuck's family to have his name on the memorial to show his dedication to his country and the USAF. He was 21 years old, I was 19.
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- 59th Field SVC CO. C/R BAY -- Francis TOLSON E-4, 18:43:44 10/30/09 Fri
I was with the 59th FEB.68-Nov.68 setup ration line.Do you remember Sgt.Gaines?
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- AGENT ORANGE/COLON CANCER -- Karen Butler, 14:14:54 01/03/08 Thu
I have noticed that some veterans have or had colon cancer and served in Viet Nam. My husband served in Bien Hoa in 1966-1967 and came home in 1968. Bien Hoa was the heaviest sprayed area and being there was an air base close by (that stored Agent Orange), there was a major spill in Bien Hoa. (the air base was in Bien Hoa). My husband died in 1996 and I have never stopped sending claims to the Government, just sent another one, advised by my Congressman and the head of VA claims. Who knows, maybe one day the government will admit that my husband died as a result of serving in Viet Nam. I'll keep trying until I die. I was married almost 30 years and have been a widow for 11 years. So if there is a list out there of Veterans who have had colon cancer or has colon cancer, and served in Viet Nam (during 1966-1968) please e-mail me your names, I want to supply as many names as I can. Thanks Karen
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- navy agent orange -- alvin e thomas (FRED T BERRY DD858), 09:20:27 10/30/09 Fri
LOOKING FOR OTHER FRED T BERRY SAILORS WHO WERE IN NAM 1964-1965 FOR AGENT ORANGE CASE......WE WERE EXPOSED
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- I want to know to know if i was exposed in veitnam in 1969 in area north of tam ky to danang -- Anthony Connolly, 06:08:10 10/08/09 Thu
I would if anyone out that was with A CO 9TH ENGENEER BLT.I HAD MY TESTING DONE IN 1978 AND THE VA TOLD MY UNIT WASNT EXPOSED TO AGENT ORANGE,WERE CAN I LOOK FOR HELP.
THANKS ANTHONY CONNOLLY
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- help finding my records for time in view nam -- jaime harrison (anxious), 21:11:18 10/22/09 Thu
my friend was in viet nam and is very sick from agent orange. we are trying to find any government records that show he was there. it is just not showing up. the va say he has no records of being there. does anyone know what step to take to hekp our friend?
manythanks, jaime.
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- A request from a dying Vet -- Ron Lockhart, 14:47:22 10/06/09 Tue
My brother-in-law, Ron Lockhart, served twice in Vietnam and he contacted Agent Orange because of it. He has a aneurysm up around his heart that may bust open any die causing him to die within minutes, plus an artery that needs to be operated on as well. Problem is, he has a 1 - 2000 chance of survival, being a very "high risk" for any kind of surgery at all. He's more than likely to die on the operating table. Ron is in his mid 50's now, married, in Arizona and he's really looking for support. I am his sister-in-law, thanking you Vets for serving our country and asking you to please send Ron an email. He's so close to dieing now. I think more then anything he wants to hear from other Vets. He lost his legs a long time ago so he stays at home, using his wheelchair to get around. He and his wife set up computers in their home so Ron opens his email box most everyday. Here's his email address. Thanks, folks.
Ron Lockhart
lockhart.rd51@yahoo.com
P.S. Please don't forget the period in between lockhart
and rd51. Thank you. God bless every single one of y'all.
Regards from Karen Waugh in Tucson.
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- Re: To Capt John Fer -- Robin Kraus, 21:49:10 10/22/09 Thu
Colonel Fer,
I have a bracelet that I found along the American River in the Sacramento, California area about 10 years ago and it has your name and the date you were captured. At that time I tried to track you down but was unsuccessful. I just came across the bracelet again and when I GOOGLED your name there is alot of information about you. There is an address in San Pedro, California that I think is you.
Would you like to have this bracelet? It has great meaning for me but I thought it might have greater meaning for you or your children or grandchildren.
Thank you for your service to this country. I appreciate that because of what you did I get to live the life I live.
With warm regards,
Robin Kraus
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- wanting info on uncle KIA, Nam -- KasSandra, 00:19:44 04/28/09 Tue
I am looking for information of My uncle Wendells death. All I know is that he was KIA while serving in Nam. His name was Wendell McNutt and was from Kennett Missouri. I am not sure of the year/s he served, his mother who was my great grandmother just passed away a few short months ago and I know how greatly my mother and her mother would like to know what happend to him. If you have any advise or think you might know who i am talking about...please email me at kassi_bellew@yahoo.com or you can email my grandmother Wendells sister at labarberlady@yahoo.com ...any information would be greatly appreciated. thank you
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- Address for 1st Cavalry Division newpaper -- Carlos DeLuna, 09:04:16 10/22/09 Thu
I am asking for your help. The 1st Cavalry Division, out of Fort Hood, Texas issues a newspaper called the "Saber." It is printed quarterly. Could someone please share with me their address. Thank you very much.
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- Jack Dwain Lewis -- Pam Bean Lewis, 20:29:32 10/18/09 Sun
We are trying to locate someone who may remember, or was part of, a special ops unit in 1971 and 1972. My husband, Jack Lewis, was in this unit and I believe most folks referred to him as Lewie. The unit was stationed at Camp LeJuene, but together and separately were assigned TAD to a recon unit in Vietnam (Laos and Cambodia also). The special ops unit was also in Gitmo, Russia and Argentina I believe. I think the recon unit was Delta, 3d Battallion. While in LeJeune he was attached to Regimental Headquarters, Company E, 2d Battallion, 8th Marines, 2d Marine Division, FMF. On February 14, 1972 my husband, Cecil Grant, and I believe three other men went down in Laos. My husband and one other man survived the crash and subsequent rifle fire. Please contact me if you knew Cecil Grant who was killed that day, or my husband, or new anything about this unit. Thank you.
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- old friend -- Jessica Jones, 23:14:35 10/17/09 Sat
Hi Iam looking for a Walter Anderson US Navy from Pittsburgh PA, Vietnam Buttler Pa (omarjones24@aol.com)
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- CPLWRIGHT/PFC WILLIAMSON -- BOBBY TYNER, 07:45:18 10/16/09 Fri
FOUND A PICTURE THAT MY MOTHER HAD, ON THE BACK IT SAID SGT BOBBY TYNER, CPL WRIGHT, AND PFC WILLIAMSON WE WRER ON PATROLL IN AN-KHE. PIPELINE PATROLL, RAN ACROSS VC SETTING UP AMBRUSH. CPL WRIGHT I BELEIVE TO BE RICHARD WRIGHT FROM RICHMOND VA. I REMEMBER HIM CALLING ME SGT DR PEPPER. I REMEBER TELLING ME TO WATCH OUT FOR MINE TRAP. HE SAVE MY LIFE AND I HAVE NEVER FORGOT IT.
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- Looking for Robert Ramirez "RAM" -- Vilma, 19:48:21 10/12/09 Mon
I am looking for Robert Ramirez, 1970-71 he was in Vietnam. One of his nicknames used in the service is RAM. Also, 1986-87 he was in El Salvador( El Paraiso) and Panama. If somebody know about him please give him my e-mail vilma62@hotmail.com
Thank you
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- Re: To Capt John Fer -- Marilyn Campbell, 12:38:36 10/07/09 Wed
My name is Marilyn Campbell and I too have a POW bracelet with the name of Capt. John Fer (missing 2-4-67). I bought it also for $5.oo to support our soldiers. The bracelet was in my belongings for years and I have often wondered what happened to him. Recently our local paper featured a get together with former vets and a women was able to contact the soldier whose name she had on her bracelet. I would like to mail the bracelet back to him or his relatives. Any info will be appreciated.
Marilyn Campbell
Flagler Beach, FL
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- 848THQM POL PLT -- BOBBY TYNER, 08:35:26 10/05/09 Mon
TRYING TO LOCATE ANYONE WHO SERVE 1966-1967 IN POL PLT. RAN FIRST PIPELINE FROM QUI-NHON TO AN-KHE.
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- searching for men who served in viet nam1966-67 -- william c ross lll (god bless you all), 12:49:37 06/07/09 Sun
I was in the 848 Qm plt laundry& BATH. LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WITH LAST NAMES, GREEN,KING,LARRY MCGEE,CAMPBELL,MAQUEEN
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- 262 Battalion 524 Quartermaster Cam Rahn Bay 69-70 -- Sammy Edwards, 05:57:06 03/30/06 Thu
I am searching for lost friends. I would like to hear from anyone that was in this unit (or knew of someone in this unit) during this time. 262 Battalion - 524 Quartermaster - Cam Rahn Bay 69-70
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- Searching -- Emmett Mooney, 07:43:27 07/21/09 Tue
I am looking for Army buddy's I served with in Nam 1967-1968.
Would like to hear from all but can't remember all the names. One is Frances (Lurch) Jackson and he lived in PA. Another one is Danny K Bryant who lived in WV.
If anyone has any info, please contact me...ljp1945@yahoo.com...In the subject line put 'Nam buddy'.....Sgt Emmett Mooney
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- Vietnam Veterans for Book -- Catherine Whitney, 03:25:53 09/03/08 Wed
I am writing a book about veterans, to be published next Memorial Day by Perseus Publishing. The inspiration for the book is my brother, Jim Schuler, who was a combat engineer in Vietnam. Jim served three tours: 1st Engineer Battalion (66-67), 87th Engineer Battalion (68-69), and 815th Engineer Battalion (71). Jim suffered from PTSD, alcoholism, and other problems, and died in 2001. I am interested in speaking with or emailing army engineers who served in Vietnam. The goal of my book is to raise awareness and to promote better services for veterans. I’d love to hear from you. Catherine Whitney. E-mail: catherinewhitney@mac.com.
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- kidney cancer -- T. A. Burnett, 05:16:48 09/27/09 Sun
I am a widow of a Vietnom vet, he died of kidney cancer I have been denied 3 times for agent orange he also had type II dibties but did not recieve anything for that as we didn't know about it before he died. The VA tells me that would have had to be the reason he died for them to pay.
If there are other widows or someone out there with the same problem let me know please make a reply. Thank You in advance. I sign this with pride Don's wife still and always even though he no longer is by my side.
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- Re: cam rahn bay -- William Glatz (Inquisitive), 00:46:58 04/04/07 Wed
I was At Cam Rahn Bay when the bomb dump went up . It was Aug 26 1971. I was there a month to the day. I was assigned to the 483rd Security Police Sq. We were recalled and dispatched to set up a defensive perimeter on the beach road about 1.5 miles from the bomb dump itself. I remember ordanance going off for months after the initial attack. Can you tell me if Agent Orange was used at Cam Rahn Bay from 1971-1972? I remember sitting in a bunker Bay side and all the vegetation on both sides of me dead and having lush jungle further back from the perimeter!!!!!
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- agent orange head and neck cancer -- Coleman Cooley, 11:39:30 04/15/09 Wed
My late husband died of head and neck cancer. He did a tour in Viet nam. I am looking for evidence that this could have been caused by exposure to agent orange chemicles. Im looking for proof. He was also a smoker and a drinker. Could his cancer still have been caused by the agent orange. Rather than the drinking and smoking?Or a combination. Do you know of a claim that was granted for cancer in a smoker &drinker?
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- there in 65 -- Tony Davida (Coming Home), 07:46:41 07/17/09 Fri
Hi; Served with A 2/7 from the time we got off the Maurice Rose til I left in June 66. Became Braveboy 128 after IaDrang;x-ray and albany.Have been missing in my own life for many years and am back now with a full intent to tell the story,whatever that is. Who are you? where are you and do you remember me from those historic and dreadful times?
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- ID card -- Chuck, 18:20:12 04/12/09 Sun
Hello,
I recently received a 50% service connected disability approval with 90% nonservice connected rating. I want to get an ID card ( 1173, I think???") so I can use the commissary and rec facility near me. I try to find the eligibility requirments and it seems like I read if you are service connected and have a 100% nonservice connect that you were eligible for the card. Can anyone please shed some light on this issue for me.
Thanks
Chuck in SC
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- Loving Memory: Jesse Earl Duke 06.23.08 -- Shannon Duke (Hurt & Angry), 09:33:56 07/10/08 Thu
I am 32 and lost my father on 06.23.08 to a gun shoot in the head - suicide. I am in pain and angry at the Vietnam war. I may not have fought the war but I felt his pain, his anger, his depression, isolation, sickness with AO and other illnesses. When I was a little girl he would get so angry and his eyes would glaze over, he would get in a tackle position and run after us and beat us until he came back to reality. He was not there – he was in Vietnam all over again. I was called a mother-fucker if I complained about anything: “You mother fuckers do not know how good you have it. You do not know what starvation is or having to do with-out.” I realized as a small child that my Dad would just go nuts and it was not his fault; that he did not mean it. I was able to forgive him at a very early age. I have heard countless stories of the jungles and how 7 year old children would shoot at the soldiers. It was kill or be killed. SV camps being bombed and raided by NV. Pictures of starving children, pictures of my Dad starving. I felt his pain and remorse in my heart, it would run through my body and my heart just bleeds. Now he is gone. I accept that he did not want to feel the pain anymore…but I am still here and I still feel the pain. I know I am not alone. Please write to me because I feel alone.
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- Jake Kraemer Kane County Illinois Chapter - Past Away -- Stacy Kraemer, 22:50:16 01/12/09 Mon
My father Jake Kraemer, previously from the Kane County Illinois Chapter has passed away January 10, 2009. We are having a service for him in Albuquerque, NM January 15th, 2pm at the BioPark - Japanese Garden. He died quickly of cancer in the kidney, lungs, and brain.
I'm trying to find any of his old friends from Illinois so they are aware and can reach out.
Many thanks for posting. I would be greatly appreciative if anyone is able to reached.
Thank you
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- Longshot -- Sam Veer (Hopeful), 20:23:29 03/20/08 Thu
Recieved this e-mail from another Nam vet who is loking for some help finding dust-off pilot
If anyone knows dustoff/medevac pilots or crew who flew near Lai Khe in III Corps in December 1969, please ask them to contact me tgarlock@mindspring.com
My cobra helicopter was shot down in a firefight near Lai Khe Dec 17, 1969 and we went down hard. I had a broken back, legs paralyzed (until after
surgery) and the broken bird had to be destroyed by rocket fire from the air to keep the weapons, ammo and radios out of enemy hands.
I would like to know who was flying medevac to pick me up. It is not an entirely rational desire, and I have passed on similar messages myself from grunts who want to find the medevac crew who saved their ass, while I knew the chance of finding them was small.
In my case, maybe a broken cobra on the ground would stand out in memories among so many missions. Maybe someone even took a photo.
Please pass it on, and to all dustoff/medevac pilots and crew who see this message, you will never know how many guys think of you with gratitude for the rest of their life.
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- Vet's who served 41signal BanMethout -- Sp 4 Gordon (Macv compound), 12:53:06 11/30/08 Sun
Anyone that was at MacV compound July1965 to may 1966. If you recall the day that lighting hit the switchboard ND THE
other buildings. need to hear from you.
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- Agent Orange/ Neurological problems -- Heather Arsulowicz, 11:14:49 02/19/04 Thu
My husband is a vietnam vet and suffering from horrible neurological problems some as a result of agent orange exposure we believe. He has extreme skin sensitivity, tremors, he is wheelchair bound due to loss of balance and cerebral problems. Doctors have not quite found an exact diagnosis but call it parkinsonism or a neurological disorder with parkinson syptoms. We are trying to get help from the VA and are having problems. Are any of you or anyone you know suffering from neurological problems such as these? If so please contact me at Kodiakatthecabin@cs.com. Your help is greatly appreciated. Our voices need to be heard!
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- Amyloidosis -- Cathy la Bruno (Disgusted), 14:58:44 01/31/08 Thu
Hi,
I have had my appeal meeting with a man from Washington who represents the VA, this was after my denial for any benefits as a widow whose husband died from Amyloidosis. No one will be allowed to even mention the desease during any hearings. WHAT A JOKE what was I there for? I had to talk about another related desease he might have contracted during his tour in the marine corp in Nam. When will they face the facts and stop their coverup that amyl is related to AGENT ORANGE. WHEN?? OH by the way a famous author died this past Sept from Amyloidosis too, he was also a Viet Nam vet? What a surprise he served the same years as my husband did? His family probably doesn't even know what the hell happened to him or why his pen name was robert jordan real last name Rigney
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- 178th Replacement Co., Camp Alpha, Tan son Nhut -- Jim Dugan, 20:51:53 05/27/09 Wed
Looking for those who served at Camp Alpha, Tan Son Nhut during any time period, but especially June 1969 to June 1970. There is a sizeable group of us on the 178th Replacement Co. page at Military.com from all time frames. Join us and find long lost friends. Get back in touch: jimdugan1@msn.com
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- Cu Chi Base Camp Feb.26-1969 -- Robt.Land, 15:02:32 10/17/08 Fri
looking for any one who was at 25 th inf.Div. Cu Chi base camp Feb.26.1969.Robert
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- rating -- jerry royce, 15:59:01 09/01/08 Mon
I have been rated at 20% for diabetes and just got 30% for PTSD. I am being told I get a combined rating of only 40% and not a total of what I thought would equal 50%. Can any one tell me how this all works out to only 40%.
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- Colon Cancer and Agent Orange -- Karen Butler, 11:14:31 04/02/08 Wed
I am looking for any VietNam Veteran who served in Viet Nam and had, has or died from Colon Cancer. A major spill was in Bien Hoa and now it is a hot zone. But anyplace in Viet Name and you have or had Colon Cancer, please e-mail me. ksb123048@yahoo.com I intend to send these names in with my claim. Now I can go with lung cancer, it's reconginzed, but I don't want to, money would be nice, but I want the Government to Admit They Were Wrong and own up. If for some reason there is enough then and only then will I go with lung cancer. The more names the better. Help me prove the Government was Wrong and they can't get away with it. Thank You Karen
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- Trying to understand? -- betsy, 06:41:15 04/01/09 Wed
Hi,
I'm trying to get some help trying to understand my Dads military records. He enlisted in the Army 1947-1951. He went in as a cook, and was injuried from my understanding. He was supposedly taking to a hospital in japan where he was admitted and remained in hospital for several months. My dad is 78 years old and recently passed away, he had been trying for years to get some benifits thur the VA. For years he got denied due to no medical records of injury in the korean war. But, couple weeks before his passing he was approved for something fnally but my mom doesnt know what exactly. His death messed that up and voided it so they said, re did some papers and sent my mom a letter saying she was only approved for 499.00 a month. Plus remember what I said above, all these years he was denied benifits but and swore that paper work got lost etc. but now she gets that money but with still no med records?.this has stumped me. I have a DD214 discharge but says he wasnt injured in duty. I have tryed talking to VA local office and he just told me to handle it with caution cause she is recieveing something now with out med. records I could mess it up by persueing this. Is that true?
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- L@@king for BINH THUY FASU AO's -- Jim Bishop, 00:31:55 05/03/08 Sat
Looking for Aviation Ordnancemen and other rates who served with the US Navy and where attached to FASU Binh Thuy, RVN Magazines or the Gun Pod Shop & FASU Facility.
Bill Gregg, John Higgins,AO1 Carpenter, Dick Means, Frank Cross, Hamilot,AO1 Rudd, Harry Riggs, AO2 Bob McCormick, our friends from SEAL team One that always party with us at Binh Thuy .. Has anyone seen Creature??
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- Looking for help -- Lisa Reynolds, 08:20:12 12/11/08 Thu
I am looking for help finding anyone who knows Jose Coronado. He grew up in Eagle Pass Texas and lived many years in the Quad Cities area in Illinois. He served in Veitnam. I am unsure of the dates he served. I am looking for anyone who may have served with him. He recently passed away and we are looking to connect with anyone who may have known him. Thanks for any help you may offer
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- Task Force Zappone / Finstad / Moroz -- Fred "Vito" Garnes, 18:17:55 08/28/08 Thu
This small unit, (30 men), Task Force took the names of each of it's CO's. It was under the command of the 593rd General Support Group, 1st Log Command, Qui Nhon. The Task Force was a combat support unit. It served elements of the 1st Cavalry in 1967 on LZ Uplift near Bong Son, and in 1968 on LZ's Betty and Sharon near Quang Tri city. The Laundry and Bath, (L&B), section was a major feature we provided to the Cav.
I, and three others who served with this unit are looking for any other vets who served with us under any of the above named officers. Contact me through my email address. THANKS!!
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- Stars & Stripes 1969 Article -- Alex Kutcher, 16:30:10 05/18/08 Sun
ON Delta Discssion of a Can Tho site Fred Cummings said he had a S&S article 1969 about the mortar attack or shelling of the airfield. I have not been able to contact him or find the article. If anyone has it please send or if you know Fred Cumings email send it or give him mine.
Thanks
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- Condolences -- Laura McCormick (Very sorry), 08:34:16 08/18/09 Tue
I was researching the name on my MIA/POW bracelet: "Capt. John Blevins 9-9-66". A post done by his widow said that he passed away in December '02 of Colon Cancer due to effects of Agent Orange. I wanted to express my disappointment and dismay at these terrible news. Not only had he survived what I can only imagine a horrible ordeal, but he also died from a disease which he might have survived, had it not been compounded by the toxins of Agent Orange. Toxins to which he had been exposed to while performing his duty to his Country.
Mrs. Blevins, my heart goes out to you and your family for you immesurable loss. I am only very sorry that I just found out today. I'll still wear my bracelet in honor of your husband and all the men that gave their life for this Great Country of ours. Regards.
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- Agent Orange and Primary Amyloidosis -- Ed Beyer, 21:01:16 07/03/08 Thu
ALERT:
Primary Amyloidosis. Just by chance I had a double balloon endoscopy done at Mayo Clinic. I had at least two years of stomach cramping and blockage. It seems that there was a stricture that would get blocked and cause this situation.
At Mayo (a research center for Amyloidosis) during this test they did a biopsy at this site and found Amoylodosis. At the time they did not know if it also included Multible Myoloma. One year ago I went through a stem cell transplant (my one cells were harvested) and two day of high doses of chemo.
When other parts of my body were recalled to be check for Primary Amyloidosis... it was noted that in my routine colonscopy that the polyps were also diagnosed with Amyloidosis .. however two years prior they did not detect it then. It is because it is such a rare disease that no one would consider testing it with the "CONGO RED STRAIN" for Amyloidosis.
Also, another symtom for Amyloidosis is carpal tunnel syndrome .. which is so common today .. who would even think to test for the Congo Red Stain???
How can we get the VA to really do a research on this rare disease??? How can we warn our Vets to ALWAYS ask their doctor to test everything for Amyloidosis and use the test: Congo Red Stain????
If you have any direction in this at all, please let me know. I have put a claim into VA for this ... but as you know it is still under research!!
Meanwhile, I am not working, post stem cell, and very fatigued, just had both arms repaired for carpal tunnel, and two bone replaced in my hands for arthritis.
PLEASE fellow vets get your colonosopy and if you have polyps have them tested for Amyloidosis and use the CONGO RED STAIN for testing on everything ... carpel tunnel, kidney, liver, heart, AND REPORT IT TO YOUR VA CENTER AND PUT A CLAIM IN.
THIS DISEASE IS SO RARE THAT WE MUST BRING IT TO THEIR ATTENTION.
Ed Beyer
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- looking for -- alex avila (wishful), 22:02:55 06/20/08 Fri
looking for SP5 Eddie E. Sanchez, We were with 228th S&S Co Binh Thuy Vietnam, I was there Jun-79 to dec-71 Just started searching internet and found out some time during early 1990s grunt space, you were also looking for me. from Colorado, which is where i was looking for you, to Nevada, where you worked at an army depot. I lookd for you there, no one could help me. If any one knows Eddie, PLEASE pass on this message. besides binh thuy, Eddie was alos ststioned at Chu Lai, Its been over 37 years. Hope to hear from you.
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- NSC CLAIMS NEED YOUR HELP -- CALVIN PERRY (HUMBLE), 13:53:18 08/30/07 Thu
I was in the 25TH IN DIV,4th/23 Mech IN,Support Company during June 1969 to June 1970 as a Cook. I went to several
area Cambodia Loas , Thialand, Cu Chi, Bein Hoa and other other area i cannot recall(memory). I have submitted claims to the VA with several medical claims...Hypertension,peptic ulcer,nerves,ptsd,hearing,numbness in hands and legs and other problems. I need your help today.
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- Agent Orange and Prostate Cancer Help -- Carol West, 10:05:20 04/12/08 Sat
My husband was recently diagnosed with Adenocarcinoma of the prostate, Gleason Score of 5+4=9, T3, inoperable and incurable. We can thank the VA hospital in Leavenworth for not doing annual PSA test or phycial examination of the prostate even though they were requested.
The VA wants us to jump through hoops to provide them with information they already have due to earlier disability claims. Now we start over "again". We need to provide statements from other servicemen who served in Vietnam with Conley to verify he was exposed to Agent Orange and in what areas he was exposed. We are on the AO register and have been for years but that doesn't seem to make any difference.
If you know anyone who served with my husband in Vietnam we would appreciate any information you can provide. Dates of Vietnam service were 1966-1971, Plain of Reeds. He served with the 11th Infantry - 3rd of 5th CAV - 9th DIV and 4th DIV in several different areas of Vietnam.
Thank you so much for any help you can provide.
God bless all of our soldiers and veterans who have protected and continue to protect the Consitution and the United States of America.
Warm regards, Carol
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- Trying to help sister-in-law -- Patricia West, 10:25:55 10/13/08 Mon
I am trying to help my sister-in-law
Ted West was a VietNam Vet, he served with the 101 Airborn.
He tried to get VA disability for a long while and about 8 years ago he was awarded 100% he had 70% PDSD and 100%unemployability. He used the VA for all medical need and three or four years ago he started having alot of stomach problems and ask that he be given a cat scan or MRI,he was told that Diagnostic testing was not in the budget, finally he got supplement Insurance for SS and see an outside Doctor who did two MRI's and found cancer in his live,stomch,and prostate. Ted died about two and a half weeks later.
We would like to hear from anyone who has been refused any diagnostic testing from the VA for Any reason. Also Ted was on the AO list.
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- LOOKING FOR CHRISTOPHER P SMITH -- Terry (where are you?), 18:16:50 05/17/09 Sun
This is Terry Turcotte,
I am looking for a Christopher Smith whom paid my way to Jacksonsville Florida many years ago before you sailed out.Unfortunately I gave someone else more attention and am forever sorry for these actions and would love the privaledge to tell you this, as well as maybe a chance to get to know who you are.
Phone (905-836-4350 or send a message to angelicamagnolia@yahoo.com.
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- Help sustantiate a claim -- Sergio Lopez (In need of help!!), 05:36:01 07/18/08 Fri
Sergio Lopez (Puerto Rican) was a cook with the 9th Infantry. He served on Black Virgin Mountain May-June 1970. I am his Veteran Services Officer. I need help to assist him in claim(s)(PTSD,ect.) Also, he was assigned to the 25th Inf- Was transporting food to the field when ambushed. Took him 12 days to get back to his unit. Was declared MIA for this period. Please, anyone who can help this fine soldier. contact me or call me at (941) 475-3752 (Florida).
PS I am retired Army E-8 myself. this vet needs your help!
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- 2nd Battalion 27th Marines -- Mike Rose, 08:52:37 03/12/09 Thu
Looking for people who served with me in Vietnam went from Pendleton to Vietnam 1968 as a unit 2/27
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- Re: Looking for my father -- Debby, 09:45:27 12/05/08 Fri
I saw your email and wondered if you had found your father. I searched for someone once and it takes a lot of detective work. Hope you were lucky. Get all the info you can on searching for someone: library, internet, etc.
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- PTSD Support Groups in your area -- Genny (hopeful), 16:47:58 12/31/08 Wed
PTSD has many faces. I'm a survivor of childhood abuse and I have PTSD. There is no shame in being a survivor and there is hope and help. I'm part of a new organization, www.BringBacktheLight.com to help those living with PTSD come together in support groups and find resources they can use to overcome their trauma. I'm proof that EMDR, Somatic Experiencing and along with the usual "therapy" WORKS, but we need support groups too. Join us at www.BringBacktheLight.com.
Wishing you a Happy New Year,
Genny
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- Maj. Roscoe Fobair -- Chris Cook (Wanting- To find him), 21:21:55 05/28/09 Thu
I am a vietnam veteran and bought a MIA Bracelet for Maj. Roscoe Fobair, AF.
I want to find a site or someone and return it to the family...Chris
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- Looking For Info -- Sam Veer (inquisitve), 12:18:44 04/19/09 Sun
I am looking for any information on SP4 Larry Mackey, I knew him briefly , we did not live far from each other, and he worked with my brother at Kelly Tires in Freeport.I recently have been in contact with his daughter Jessica, and she is trying to find out anything she can on him. She was just a baby when he was KIA,13 OCT 1970 QUANG NGAI Vietnam. He was with the Americal Division. He was 23 years of age, and hailed from Polo, Il. Any assistance would help her greatly. She is in contact with a couple of guys that were with her dad, but would like to meet more. All she has are 2 tarnished medals, and some ribbons. She would like more. Thanks, Sam Veer, Freeport, Il.
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- agent orange -- dolly warren, 10:20:51 01/06/09 Tue
my husband served in the army and is 100% service connected for prostate cancer related to agent orange. we received a letter stating they were going to decrease this amount significantly to 20% because he urinates ok and his psa is good. well i say the prostate cancer has left my husband permanently damaged because the surgery, then chemo then hormone therapy has completely distroyed his ability to have normal male functioning. this is a very embarassing subject for us. what can we do? harry doesn't want a penile implant. we've been married 20 years and have two wonderful sons. we worry they will get cancer of the prostate. i love my husband and am a va nurse; but maybe someone with some experience with this can enlighten us. thank you in advance.
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- agent orange verification -- steve norton, 14:50:35 08/08/09 Sat
I served with VRC-50 and VQ-1 from 1968 thru 1970. I was in Danang 3 different times during that period. My service records only show the Japan and Phillipine service. I have filed for Agent Orange compensation (have prostate and lung canceres). After 8 months, the VA determined that I have not proved I was in-country (feet on the ground), so they rejected the claim. Unless it was a dream, I am sure I was there....including the attack on the ammo dump during that period. I worked in aviation supply for both squadrons at different times. If you have any suggestions as to how I can verify this, please let me know. The VA is really looking out for us (NOT).
Thanks, steve norton, AK3
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- 534th Transportation Co. -- Phillip Vorce, 18:40:15 03/09/09 Mon
I am looking to find men in my unit of the 534th Transportation Company, Vietnam 1970-71.
Please contact me.
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- Laundry Platoon -- Keith Disler, 14:46:14 09/06/09 Sun
Any Vets that served in the Laundry Platoon Camp Enari Plekui from 1967-1968? I was the company clerk took over for Specialist Cota who was going home. Kolar, Delaney, Tommasetti? Burk? Just a few names i can recall. Larry Curry was struck by lightning in a quard tower. He had like 3 days to go. Wanting to email anybody that was their. Thanks Keith Disler
ps We were the 243rd field service co. Company B 4th S & T Bn.
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- I am looking for anyone who served at Pleiku AFB 10/68 to 10/69 -- Alvin Meredith, 22:26:18 07/17/07 Tue
Did you serve at Pleiku AFB 10/68 to 10/69? We received rocket fire daily, but the VA won't accept a claim for PTSD without a witness, rank, service number, and dates who can verify we were in a "combative situation". Can you help?
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- My dad has the same symptoms -- Erin Whitacre, 09:18:46 10/10/08 Fri
My father was in the 9th infantry division in 1967-1968. He has been complaining of worsening symptoms just like yours. Dizzy, unsteady, balance issues, problems with depth perception and very vivid dreams that keep him from sleeping. He was just told by a VA neurologist that he has a syndrome that often leads to Parkinson's disease. HE was definately exposed to agent orange and we have photos to prove it. Good luck to you and I hope that you both find some answers. At least he now knows that he is not alone.
Thank you.
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- look for people -- Sloan or Rock (HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU), 03:59:48 11/02/08 Sun
I am looking for Col Sloan or Maj Rock or anyone from HHT2/3ACR FT. Bliss Texas.
Like to hear from Lt George Web. or at the time he was an lt I am sure he has more bar by now. His daddy was Gen George Web When I went to basic in 72at Ft Ord and in 74 or 75 he took over a div in Germany
Pyburn Eddy L
609 Summit Rd.
Robbert Lee, Texas 76945
325-453-4720
eddypyburn@yahoo.com
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- Viet Nam -- Armando L. Pena (Sad), 11:01:20 09/11/08 Thu
I'm a VietNam Vet and I was in Pleiku and the last place where I was, in Kontum under a bridge close to Kontum City at a water station with the 815th Combat Engineers ( MOS 51N20 ) when one day I had some bad news, that my brother had gotten killed and I had to take him home. His name was Sergeant John L. Pena ( USMC )and was a casualty on April 24,1970, one day before his birthday.I don't remember to much and I would appreciate it if someone could help me?I was in Nam 11 months and 29 days.I don't remember anyone, my brothers wake and funeral and to this day I feel a lot of emptiness. Please Help!!!
Thanks and well come home Brother Vets!
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- Looking For A Lost Friend -- Sherry Patton (curious), 22:58:35 08/04/09 Tue
Hi, I am looking for an old time friend of mine, Dale Andrews, who served in the Navy in 1960's in Vietnam. He was originally from Beaver Falls, PA. I don't know if he is still alive or if he lives in a different state... I'm just curious about his whereabouts. I'd like to speak to him again if I could and if anyone could help me in my endeavor I would deeply appreciate it.
Thank You
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- 20th Engineer Brigade Reunion 2009 -- Jerry Cook (healing and having fun), 18:28:04 10/08/08 Wed
www.20thEngineerBrigadeReunion.com
contact: 803-528-7363
Jerry Cook (68-69, Bien Hoa, HHC)
July 23-26, 2009
Hampton Inn - 803-788-4901 $92.00 per night.
(please mention the group to get this rate)
We're reaching out for all Viet Nam era Vets who served in any area with the 20th Engineer Brigade. After last years great reunion in Rockford, the 18th Annual Reunion will be held in Columbia (Ft. Jackson) South Carolina
. We've got plenty planned for you. Fort Jackson will be providing buses from our hotel on Saturday for a tour of the installation, museums, ranges, and facilities -- complete with lunch at a mess hall. They will also provide us with PX privleges and an on-post authorization for our vehicles. In addition, Mr. Lyle Daniels, of the Warrior Training Alliance will take all of us through a training session on the range, just like the recruits go through before heading into real combat situations. Don't panic if you're not as fit as you were in basic training...this is open to everyone, men and women, adults and kids alike. You DO NOT want to miss this.
. Thursday will be check in with an informal meal. Friday, we'll sponsor a golf outing on base -- shotgun start, 18 holes. Friday night we'll meet, renew old acquaintances and just get laid back in the hospitality room at the Hampton Inn.
. Saturday, after our base tour, the dinner will be held on base at the NCO club, and is by reservation only. We'll have predinner music by a Quartet furnished by the US Army band. Our flag ceremony will be presented by US Army Soldiers on active duty. A guest speaker will be announced later.
. This is a great place to plan a week long vacation. You won't be disappointed. With both the Great Smoky Mountains and the Atlantic Beaches (at Myrtle Beach and near Charleston) between 2 and 3 hours away, either or both would make a fantastic day trip. Closer to the hotel, at Fort Jackson is PALMETTO FALLS - a water park for young and old alike. Each night from the steps of the Capitol Building, leaves the Columbia Ghost Walk. While you are there, be sure and take a walk around the Capitol building and see the marks on the walls left by Sherman's shelling. Columbia is home to the wonderful Riverfront Zoo and the fabulous River Walk. Speaking of the River, you might want to rent a canoe for a short jaunt down the Congaree. Make your reservations before the rooms run out! WE HOPE TO SEE YOU IN COLUMBIA IN 2009 - IT REALLY IS A CAPITOL CITY!!!
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- Looking For AF Buddies -- William M. Ward (Trying to establish my Vietnam visit.), 12:02:30 07/11/08 Fri
I am trying to locate people I served at Pope AFB, NC from 64 through 67. We Went to the Phillipines(Mactan AB) TDY and flew into Vietnam on C-130's. We were engine mechanics(43250). Names I remember of people with me were George Kelly(New York), Michael G. Wilson(Texas), and Roger R. Lemaire. If anyone knows their contact information I would appreciate hearing from you. My Phone number is 651-797-4081.
Thank you!
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- looking for buddies of my husband -- Luann Hinkle, 16:43:57 03/25/09 Wed
I am looking for a buddy of my husband's (Bob Hinkle, from PA) when he was in Vietnam. His name is Ronald David Blount. The only information I have on him is that he was from Texas, somewhere around Houston and he would have been in Vietnam around Feb. 68 - Feb. 69. Am looking as a surprise for Bob. He's talked about Blount (as he calls him) several times and would like to find him. Any info would be appreciated. Please contact me via email and put "Blount" in subject line. Thanks!
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- DENIED FOR BENIFITS AGENT ORANGE AND PTSD -- JOHN M. WYATT, 17:20:49 02/20/09 Fri
I WAS IN THE NAVY FROM 1963 JAN 13 TO SEPT.1967 I WAS IN A SQUARDRON VA 23 FROM 1965 TIL 1967 WHEN I GOT OUT ,I WAS ON THE USS MIDWAY AND THE USS CORAL SEA DURING THAT TIME ,WHILE WE WERE ON THE MIDWAY WE WERE OFF THE COAST OF VEITNAM,AND I WAS TOLD THAT A LOT OF PEOPLE GOT SPRAYEDD WITH AGENT ORANGE WHILE ON BOARD THESE SHIPS SO CLOSE TO THE COAST ,I REMEMBER WE WERE OFF THE COAST ABOUT 6 MILES OUT ,IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION OF VA-23 OR THE USS MIDWAY I WOULD LIKE TO NO THANKS JOHN WYATT PLEASE EMAIL ME AT WYATT1119@CABLEONE.NET
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- 20th trans co. cu chi viet nam -- bill phelps, 20:23:35 12/07/08 Sun
Im looking for anyone that was in the 20th trans company in cu chi viet nam from 1968 to 1969 i dont remember their names.
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- here i am -- alan r dougllas (looking for buddy name Sam), 15:30:20 09/06/08 Sat
living in maryland 6823 Fox meadow rd
baltimore marylamd 21207
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- Re: looking for curt brown -- le Nguyen (losing hope), 17:48:16 09/25/09 Fri
I am looking for either curt brown or kirk brown. i am not sure of the name. any help would be greatly appreciated. i dont want any thing from him just to know him.........thank you
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- chat with army vets from war -- Carol (joyful), 06:59:40 06/20/09 Sat
I have a friend who would like to chat with other vets pertaining to the nam war. He would like to talk about different happenings and review his memory of the good and bad times when he served in the army at viet nam. He wants to remember his service in the nam war. He would like to chat online with the others. Thank you Carol
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- Looking for a place to look -- Cezanne Pellett (Confused and angry), 00:47:42 09/17/09 Thu
I am 31 and the daughter of a Vietnam vet who is 68 and now living in a care center, blind, unable to care for himself and most of the time unaware of where he is or what is going on around him. The entire story of how my father ended up in this horrible condition is incredibly long and I won't go into it just now, what I need is help finding someone who can help him and my mother. He had a tumor removed from his brain and, due to a surgeon's error, had a stroke during the surgery. He had the surgery in the VA hospital in Salt Lake City, UT where he has been seen for the past 10 years or so. He was exposed to Agent Orange and, while I know that brain tumors are on the list of things not caused by that exposure, he has a number of the other disorders that are on the list that have greatly aggravated his condition. The problem we are having now is that we are getting the run around between VA and Medicare as to who is responsible for the cost of both the surgery and his perpetual care. I don't know all the details, my mother is the one dealing with it, but she is right at her breaking point and I have to do something or she is going to lose what little she has left of her sanity along with her home and everything else she spent so many years building with my dad. I know she has tried talking to some people at the VA here and has been told to talk to some people at the local VFW, but the few times anyone from these places have even retuned her calls she has been told that there is nothing anyone can do. My parents are good, hard working people, and do not deserve to be treated the way they are at the moment. My father served at least 2 tours of duty in Vietnam and served his country with honor and now that country says that it's just too bad that he got screwed over but they won't do jack to help. I'm sorry this ended up being so long and angry, I don't mean to seem antagonistic, but it's something I'm a bit emotional about, obviously. If anyone knows of any person or organization that can help my mother with the claims and appeals processes I would appreciate it so much. Thank you.
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- High Blood Pressure -- Paul Webb, 10:22:25 09/07/09 Mon
Does anyone know if the VA has changed the way they view High Blood Pressure and Hypertension ? I read somewhere that they are going to list them as Agent Orange related.
Any information would be helpful.
Thank You.
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- looking for anyone left from the RCATT/ARCATT TEAM -- ANYONE (HAY ANY ONE LEFT OUT THERE), 09:38:40 10/30/08 Thu
Hope that some one is still out there. There was 750 of us that went through this traing unit and when I got out in 1979 I heard that there was only 5 of use left. I hope that this will find you guys
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- Information Needed -- John LaFollette, 21:59:59 09/07/09 Mon
Looking for anyone who served in Bien Hoa in 1968 in the Signal Corp.
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- Looking for a Friend -- Louis F. Poulin (Joyful reunion), 11:22:43 09/05/09 Sat
I am looking for two officers, (1) then Captain Roy Leggett, former Adjutant of the 34th General Supoport Group (AM&S) and then Captain Roy Hand, Company Commander of HHC, 34th General Support Group (AM&S) both stationed at Tan Son Nhut AFB, Saigon, Vietnam.
Lou Poulin, SFC E7 USA (Retired)
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- 478th avn com red beach freedom hill camp evan 1970 1971 1969 -- kenneth j uth (need to ask soom question on agent orange), 15:35:44 09/04/09 Fri
i would b glad to here from any one from 1969 1970 1971 1972 101st air borne
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- Cerebral Atrophy -- Robyn Graves, 11:46:13 08/10/09 Mon
Inquiring for my father, he suffers from Cerebral Atrophy. This is a very rare disease and I am trying to find out if any other Vietnam Veterans are suffering from this condition?
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- looking for a friend -- Beth Saeger, 20:58:46 08/25/09 Tue
I am searching for a friend that i havent heard from in over 30 years. His name is Dennis Nelson and he was in vietnam in 1966 or 67. He was with the army and was wounded while there. I have had his purple hearts and would like to return them to him or his family. The last I heard he was in Illinois
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- Braveboy128 Alpha 2-7 USSMaurice Rose til 6/66 -- Anthony R. Davida RA12722937 (extremely greatful), 18:10:05 08/23/09 Sun
Was a VietNow at large but am now back in the game.Just graduated from the National Center for PTSD here in menlo park,Ca. and am reintergrating back into America that I left spiritually in 1966. Good to be back and filled with much energy.
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- looking for -- elisabeth shuman (glad), 17:28:10 08/23/09 Sun
I'm looking for Lynne Gibson and Timothy Franks they were stationed at F.E. Warren AFB 1972-1974. I'm also looking for Robert Cuddle he was stationed at WoodBridge England 1973. Please contact me I have been looking for you for 30 years.
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- Seeking Help/Stories/Contacts/Buddies ARMY (66-69) Vietnam -- Eleno Villanueva (SAD and Dying), 12:16:02 08/20/09 Thu
My spouse Eleno Villanueva Served in Army (67-69) in Vietnam. He is terminally ill and dying. His claim has been filed for DI rating based on Agent Orange Exposure, Type2 Diabetes, End Stage Renal Failure, End Stage Liver Failure, and PTSD. HIs time left is very short, he is at Mather VA Hosp in ICU. Anyone out there that knows him please email me. I am preparing for the rebuttal on his claim. He was in the 5th Calve of the 22nd Artillary(not sure if I have it right)?? Forward Observer. He was there for Tet Offense. All information and buddy for claim is greatly appreciative.
His wife, Cindy Villanueva
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- AGENT ORANGE -Prostate and Lung Cancer May31 or June3 1963 -- Robert Glawe (Desperate and appreciated), 13:10:51 08/21/09 Fri
Am looking for names of the 3 Green Beret Soldiers along with myself in a Jeep, going into the town of DaNang,VN for some beers, approx. May 31st 1963 or June 3rd 1963 after looking for a SVN Majors Jeep who tried to run through a group of Monks on the road. We knew the general location but could not find the Wreakage. I was a fight crewman on a C-130 Marine Transport whom would be transporting "end of tour" troops to Okinawa next day or anyone we may have transported to Okinawa during that time. It is important to prove I was in DaNang. I do have Photos I took from Flight Engineers seat coming into DaNang ,Taxing to Flight Line, of different Sleeing Quarters with sandbags on back, facing the main highway that is used at night by the VC,why we were not allowed outside gate after 7:00 pm, Flag Pole, Mess Hall, Rugged bamboo SV Soldiers Homes at end of Base. Which is not enough proof I was there!! The Commandant of Marine Corp had all my Military Records and has since lost all files. Now I need Proof I was there.. God Bless you and many thanks for any reply's Bob Glawe
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- THAILAND 1974 - 1975 432 ND SPS -- J P, 21:11:07 08/15/09 Sat
LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO WAS THERE DURING THE MAYAQUEZ RESCUE,BASE CLOSINGS,IN 75.
ANYONE WHO HAD OR HAD PTSD ISSUES FROM THAT TIME ?
KNIFE 13 CRASH LOSSES,MEMORIES, AND A VISIT TO THE WALL IN DC BROUGHT ON WHAT I NEVER WANTED TO DEAL WITH.ANYONE ELSE?
SO FEW OF US..SO MUCH WE WENT THRU...
WELCOME HOME
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- In country -- jerry royce, 16:40:25 08/15/09 Sat
Looking for any Marines who served in nam Dec.67 to Jan 69 who where with echo 2/9.
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- Looking For A Lost Friend, cont. -- Sherry Patton, 12:34:20 08/05/09 Wed
Just to recap on before, my friend went by the name Dale but his legal name was David Andrews. I just want to make sure that all the correct information is present so no mistakes are made, if indeed someone does find out about him.
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- Cam Ranh Bay, 12 TFW, Jet Engine -- Ken Kobarg, 12:03:16 08/01/09 Sat
Looking for friends that served at Cam Ranh Bay, RVN. 12th tactical Fighter Wing, 1967 and 1968. Please contact Ken at kobarg@optonline.net.
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- 65 engeer-hq.co -- rich strubberg (bulldozer -operator), 16:42:23 08/25/08 Mon
looking for old friends-service from 67to68 cu chi rich
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- soul band -- Harold Lewter (happy), 07:31:10 07/18/09 Sat
I'm looking for any member of the soul band that was on a 60 day tdy tour in vietnam i 1968 which started at Long Ben
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- 3-9 any comp,1967 USMC -- Byron Daily (Attitude Check?), 07:51:41 07/16/09 Thu
anybody in 3rd Bat.,9th Mar. esp'ly Lima co. IN-Country 3-67 thru 2-68? & Beach house 3rd MAF China Beach. looking for Senrich(spelling?)from Santa Monica & squad leader's name(Reed?)(KIA),or other survivors of USMC ambush on Brother Marines,March 24th 'Good Friday',1967.Lima co. 3rd platoon.Con Thien,Camp Carroll,Khe Sahn,etc.Email me pls.
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- Camp Eagle, Phu Bai 1970-71. Co. B 27th Engr. Bn -- Charles Borozinski (Chuck or Ski), 20:23:40 07/14/09 Tue
I am looking for anyone I served with at Camp Eagle, Phu Bai Vietnam in 1970-1971. I remember a few names but not all. Some of the guys I'd like to hear from are: Mims, Mike Branstetter, Benny Bradford, Joe Cooler, Sgt fluke or Cary, I remember Sgt Rodriquez also. I would love to hear from any of the guys I was there with. You will also be helping me substantiate my actual presence there, for a VA disability claim I just filed. Hope to hear from someone!
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- 1st Div, 2nd Bn, 16th Inf, C Co--Nam -- Joyce, 04:17:41 07/06/09 Mon
Looking for the men who served with 1st Division, 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry, Charlie Company, Vietnam--Big Red One.
Website: http://www.angelfire.com/mo2/Mudsoldiers/index.html
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- Capt. RW Batz,Robert Batz,Bob Batz MACVSOG -- Cynthia Lindsay (searching for info.), 00:27:58 07/06/09 Mon
I am looking to talk to someone who knew my Dad, Robert (Bob) Batz. Capt. RW Batz MACV SOG 1963-1967.
Thank, Cyndie (Daughter)
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- Locating fellow Vietnam vet -- Robert Richard Sealey ,Jr. (Bob), 15:42:58 06/30/09 Tue
I need to locate someone who served with me in Nam during the time period May 1970 to July 1972. I need to prove that my feet were on the ground in the Republic of Vietnam during that time and that I was exposed to agent orange. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
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- Frank M. Swartz Men who served with him -- Francy Swartz (Hopeful), 18:31:38 06/29/09 Mon
I am trying to find anyone that may have served with my dad in Vietnam based out of San Diego. He was in the Navy and served on the Worden, Buckley, and Brinkly Bass. He was in 6 yrs. and did 3 tours. See he passed away this year and always wanted to reconnect with shipmates so I wanted to do it for him.. Anyone that knew him back then and wants to contact me please email me....
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- cu-chi viet nam 1966 co a 1st 27 wollfhounds 25th inf -- juan i arroyo (thanks god i survived the butchery factory), 22:25:31 06/27/09 Sat
looking for my best buddies in the army, such as eric ray"theold man",from philadelphia,melvin jones from detroit and the cool cat tommy thompson, jp,moore, feagan. what a crazy bunch. i remember them as brothers. my best wishes for all. you can contact me at tel.787-478-4746 and or my son charlie at 787-565-1164. i retired from the us customs service as a senior inspector (DHS) rembenber luis
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- Looking for William E. Vinson, Jr. -- Jane Lamb, 17:31:10 06/27/09 Sat
I am looking for William E. Vinson, Jr. that was in Vietnam in l966-67 with my brother Ron Lamb. I believe he was from Tennessee. Please contact me if you have any information. jeendler@verizon.net.
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- looking for friends of my father -- Beau Sunde, 11:38:39 09/11/08 Thu
I am trying to find anyone who knew my father. Barry L Schulze from Glendive MT. He was in the Air Force in Vietnam from 65-68, I believe he served under a Marine Col Dwight Bonin. I would love to talk with anyone who knew him.
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- looking for EJ Parks -- elizabeth myrick, 10:19:20 06/07/08 Sat
Hi my name is Elizabeth. A few hours ago a man called my house looking for EJ Parks and I am trying to help find him. If you have any information please contact me at
918-391-5494.
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- TACP/DASF Reunion -- tom branham, 15:16:47 05/17/08 Sat
This is to let you know that we will be holding a TACP/DASF reunion for anyone interested on 12,13, and 14 Sept 2008 in Las Vegas. I have a deal on rooms at the MGM Grand for about $50.00 a night and I am working with Air Tran to provide a discount on air fare. Let me know if you will be able to make it or not.
This will probably be the only time to get to meet and greet old comrades in arms.
Let me know if you are going to go as our discount depends upon at least 10 people. The hotel is for two guest per night so if you are currently single let me know and we will try and share the room with another dasfer/tacper
Tom Branham
1st DASF
6785600593
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- On Highway QL-1 1970 -- Richard Rivers, 09:54:33 08/30/08 Sat
I was on highway QL-1 on May 22, 1970 when a large booby trap went off at a site where a culvert was being built. At the time I had been in country for a month. I was about 1000 feet away from the blast. I know there were three people killed that day and some were wounded. The booby trap killed a medic named Sp/4 Robert Marthaler, Jonny Hines and the third I do not remember his name. I cannot remember the men who were wounded. I was operating a five ton dump truck hauling backfill material from the barrow pit to the culvert site. About 15minutes before the boobytrap was set off I was talking to the medic Robert Marthaler who was standing about 300 feet away from the Army Ambulance with the red crosses painted on the sides. Does any one else recall what happened that day. It seemed like the rest of the day was a fog.
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- looking for information -- Nick Comfort, 07:09:33 07/12/08 Sat
Looking for information about US Naval Mobil Construction Batalion 8 serving in VietNam between Oct. 1965 and Jan. 1966.
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- Need "buddy statement" -- Randall Coslor (Help !), 13:23:31 08/21/08 Thu
Looking for anyone who may have witness me fall and injure my back while diving into a bunker during rocket attack on May 17, 1969 at Camp Enari. I was with A Company, 124th Signal Battalion.
Need a buddy statement to help with VA claim.
Would also like to hear from anyone who remembers me.
Randy Coslor, Nebraska
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- Mac v Duc Hoa, Cu Chi, & HHC Trac Long Ben 1 Oct 70 - 1 Dec 71 -- Jesse L. Walden, Jr, 20:14:37 08/23/08 Sat
My name is Jesse Walden. I am a Vietnam veteran looking for who served in Vietnam from 1 Oct 70 - 1 Dec 71. I am looking for David Jackson, David William, E5 Kirkland, and Bennie Bell who were in Duc Hoa and Cu Chi with me. I have Liver Cancer and have been denied VA benefits several times because I cannot provide evidence of my combat trama. I need someone to help me with a written statement that they were in the same unit and place during these years. You may contact me at 478-232-8612 or 478-552-8627. You help will be greatly appreciated. God Bless You.
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- You saved my life ! -- Lesha Lewellen (Would love to say thank you !), 05:58:03 08/14/08 Thu
You were in or near Cleburne Tx. in 1968. you saw a car accident. 4 people died that night one was my mother.
It would have been 5 people lost, but you carried me to the hospital. You did not give your name or how to get in to contact with you. You called to check on me, you still did not leave your name . I have called you my angel .
It has been 40 years.
I do not know if you are still here , but if you are or if your family is still around I would love to put a face and a name to my angel.
Thank You and God Bless you !
Lesha
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- Brain tumors -- Melba, 20:22:24 02/16/08 Sat
I have been trying to connect my husbands brain tumor to service connected or agent orange. But even though I have read where the agent orange AFS was inconclusive. They still say it is not connected to AO. I would like to hear from anyone with brain tumors that feel it should be connected. My Dr. suggested we get as many names together as we could to fight this thing. anyone interested please contact me.
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- 65th engineers A company Vietnam 67-69 -- George DePace, 20:52:23 06/29/08 Sun
Looking for anyone who served with me in Vietnam. Was there for 2 tours in Tay Nihn and at Fire support base Washington, black virgin mountain...etc.
Let me hear from you if you were there too...
Welcome home brothers!
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- Trying to find out -- Jan Ekdahl (Looking for...), 11:22:03 02/20/09 Fri
I know my brother served in Nam, but thats just about all i know, he passed away last year. His name was Lars A lundquist from Rockford, i am from Sweden. If anyone recognizes the name or remembers anything about him, please let me know.
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- ADV Team 4 & MACVSOG -- Ron Hecker, 20:45:07 12/19/08 Fri
Would like to contact anyone who was on Advisory Team 4 located in Quang Tri Province. Iwas therfrom 9/1967 through 10/1968 (including the TET Offensive.
Also was assigned to MACVSOG as a radio operater in the OP-35 Division fromOct 1968 to Nov 1969. Retiuned to MACVSOG OP-35 for another tour in Dec 1970 through Dec 1971.
Thanks ahead of time.
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- looking for randy miller,196th 2/1 c co. recon,69to70 -- rc harvey (happy ,rc harvey), 10:50:40 02/06/09 Fri
looking for randy miller plese call me at 501 246 1607 free call .i live at5047 silver oak drive ,sherwood,arkansas 72120
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- USS Tutuila Arg-4 1966-67 -- Michael A. Zambito, 14:38:22 11/09/08 Sun
I was a DK 3 aboard the USS Tutuila Arg-4 from July 1966 to August 1967. An Thoi and Vung Tau. Looking for shipmates who may remember going ashore with me. Presently I have a claim to the VA for presumtion exposure to agent orange. I am a type 2 diabetic with other complications. I remember going ashore on numerous occasions for pay script and supplies in addition to visiting Vung Tau. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance MAZ
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- Looking for guys that were with the 1/83rd field artillery -- Don Aird, 17:42:26 11/07/08 Fri
Bill Taggert is compiling a list of guys with their address, phone number and e-mail address. We're finding a couple of new guys every week - check in with us.
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- LOOKING FOR COL JOLLY -- COL JOLLY (HOPE TO HERE FROM YOU SOON), 11:28:51 10/31/08 Fri
I am looking for squdren comandern commandern of HHT1/1CAV O'Brian Barricks Swabuack[not sure of the spelling]Germany.
Late 1974-early 1976. I Would like to here from any of the redeye team, or anyone ealse that remembers me.
Pyburn, Eddy L
609 Summit Rd.
Robbert Lee, Texas 76945
eddypyburn@yahoo.com
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- Looking for anyone that new my father Sargent First Class Medic Irwin D. Martinez. -- Judith Y. Ingram maiden name Judy Martinez (Hopeful), 03:42:42 06/06/09 Sat
I am looking for anyone that knew my father Irwin D. Martinez. He was a Sargent First Class Medic for the U.S. Army stationed in Fort Carson Colorado. My father died February 10th, 1970 two months after he returned from vetenam. If anyone new him please write to me.
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- Looking for Old Army Buddies -- Clinton J Nelson, 15:41:39 05/28/09 Thu
Looking for old Army buddies who served from 1971 to 1974
in 551St Med Company (AMB)-62nd Med Gp and 243rd AVN Co (ASH)-1oth AVN BN.
email me at lildebs2@sbcglobal.net or call Clinton at 512-990-0651.
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- Looking for buddies from the 440th Transportation Company -- Cab Willingham, 09:03:25 05/26/09 Tue
I am trying to locate anyone from the 440th Transportation Company in the Army during the period August 1969 thru July 1970. We were stationed in Vietnam during this time period.
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- Looking for personnel who was with the 834th Air Divisin (Rocket Alley ALCE) 1971-1972 -- Sammie L. Weatherby, 14:04:33 05/20/09 Wed
I have been diagnosed with PTSD and is required to find someone who was at Bien Hoa during the period of 1 May 1971 - April 1972 to verify the numerous rocket attacks,tracers and destruction that the base endured. I am also trying to locate my co-workers and supervisor at the time (James B. O'Connor "LtCol, Federico V. Cubi, Godfrey A. Wilson and Ted E. Slanker "Lt Col.
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- Viet Nam Veteran Death Related to Agent Orange -- Kathy M. Pond, 13:11:03 04/14/09 Tue
Does anyone know of anyone who was exposed to Agent Orange
in Viet Nam and died of a glioblastoma multi form (brain tumor)? Please send any replies to my e-mail address -BobKat81@webtv.net.
Thank you, Kathy M. Pond
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- 534th Transport -- Ralph Gustafson, 13:58:34 04/11/09 Sat
Looking for people that served between 1970-1971 with the 534th Transport. My commander was Lt Dunlop. Some of the guys were Gatorbat, Ernest Singletary, Paisley, Homeboy. I was not known as Ralph but by Gus. Would like to hear from anyone during this period.
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- looking for friends -- Clyde Timms (happy), 00:52:10 05/09/09 Sat
Served in Viet Nam all of 1967 close to NA BHE Naval Base below Saigon at an MPQ-4A Radar site on the Caltex Oil Compound. Served Aug 1968-Aug 1969 out of Ahn Khe 8/26th Radar Group in Na Trang.
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- looking for anyone who was in nam d troop 7/1 air cav 6/69 to 7/70 i neef help my mind is gone -- raynond k patro from west va/ md. (unsure), 15:39:00 05/02/09 Sat
brother if you were their and you remember me/help!
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- Seeking -- Randy Kurtz (Happy), 09:44:56 05/01/09 Fri
Looking for Doug Shearer from LA. He was a radio operator in Vietnam '68to'70
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- looking for -- Anna Lavelle, 05:49:42 04/29/09 Wed
John Conklin (Illinois)USS Chipola early 70s
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- agent orange -- Katy Powers, 16:47:19 04/17/09 Fri
I was wondering if Agent orange was on board the USS Chicago and where I could find this information.
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- Lookig For DOC -- Sam Veer (Inqiring), 20:44:10 04/08/09 Wed
I am looking for information on a Donald ( DOC ) Cox, that served with A Co. 1/12 1st Cav Division, Nam 70-71. I believe he was from Orange Cnty. Cal.
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- New book - Soldiers returning from War with PTSD TBI -- Tara Lichterman, 08:32:05 04/03/09 Fri
Casemate is proud to announce the April 2009 publication of an important new book that helps us understand not only the struggles of our soldiers on the battlefield, but the complex, enduring, and often barely visible travails they are forced to deal with after coming home. HIDDEN BATTLES ON UNSEEN FRONTS, written by Patricia Driscoll & Celia Straus, reflects a unique collaboration between the Pentagon’s new Defense Centers for Excellence and the Department of Veterans Affairs.
All royalties from this book will be donated to wounded soldiers with TBI and/or PTSD.
What people are saying about HIDDEN BATTLES ON UNSEEN FRONTS . . .
“. . . a thorough resource guide . . . an invaluable volume for vets and their families, and yet another important cry for the proper treatment of the nation’s defenders on the field and at home.”
—Publisher’s Weekly
“Celia Straus has compiled a very real and very powerful story of the tragedies and successes of our American soldiers. It is a must-read book—not just for returning veterans, advocates, family members, and care providers—but for all Americans.”
—Congressman Bob Filner, Chair, House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs
“The intensely personal stories in this book place a human face on the adversity of war that frequently remains hidden from public attention….Despite their struggles, returning warriors may also seize this opportunity to experience post-traumatic growth as well—deepening one’s faith, cherishing relationships, reordering life priorities, and extending compassion and empathy for others.”
—Brig. General Loree K. Sutton, Director of the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury
“These stories are a glimpse into the lives of our service members and the real challenges thousands of them face as a result of defending and protecting our country and its ideals. Straus’ compilation of real life stories demonstrates the importance of addressing the changing needs of our soldiers and why it is essential to identify victims of TBI and PTSD and help them
recover from these unseen, but very real injuries.”
—Congressman John Boozman (R-AR)
“… a compelling collection of personal accounts and essays that tell the most important story of our time. … a masterful job of giving voice to those who have lived through the trauma of war—as well as those who are dedicated to providing care and support to our military community. Her tales are painful, wrenching and often uplifting accounts of loss, recovery and survival. These are the stories that must be told and fully comprehended so that we can truly provide the care and support that our returning
warriors and their families need and deserve.
—Barbara Van Dahlen Romberg, Ph.D., Founder & President, Give an Hour
The foreword, introduction, cover art and a first chapter excerpt are available for viewing at www.hiddenbattles.homestead.com
For more information on the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and TBI, please visit: http://www.dcoe.health.mil/default.aspx
Pub-date: April 2009
304 pages / 16 pages color photos / ISBN 978-1-935149-01-9 / 6x9, hardcover / $27.50
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- friends of my husband -- edward eal peirce, 20:56:41 03/31/09 Tue
i am looking for anyone who seved with my husband, edward eal pierce at pleiku, viet nam, october, 1969. thank-you, rosana pierce
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- Looking for info on incident and casualties -- Chuck Boeke (Curious), 14:51:17 03/24/09 Tue
I am looking for info on an incident that occured in either June or July, 1966. There were injuries fronm a muzzle blast, in B Battery, 1st Brigade, 2nd Battalion, 320th Artilliry. 101st Airbourne.
I helped load one man a corporal Clark, onto a chopper, and was wondering what happened to him, and the others. any information would be helpful, Thank you.
Chuck Boeke, Freeport, Il.
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- Experimental Program Edgewood,Maryland -- bill calandra, 18:41:06 03/22/09 Sun
I was used in experimental exposures to chemicals agents.Iam looking for anyone that was there,in Nov. Dec.of 1968.I have asked for records the ones they gave me have parts black out.I am know staring to have major problems. CELL 217-891-2553.
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- Looking for Recon Plt. 1st Batt. 12th Cav 1stBde.Air Cav -- Robert W. "Sgt.Bobster" Garbacz Sr.-7/69 to 10/70 (WhiteCloud-WhiteCloud-FireMission-Over.), 06:11:16 11/18/08 Tue
Recon Platoon members trying to locate.
Jimmy "Cotten" Evans from Fla. snakeater
Clark Chamberlian East Coast US./Paper Engraving
LT.Rodriguez Portland Org.
"RED" Conally Flint Mi./60-gunner
Bill Richardson Terry Huate Ind.transfered from
. 9th Infantry Div.
Jerry"Pointman"Siegal ComstockPark Mi.
Ajay RTO for LT.
Have stayed in touch with LT.Crider,he retired Full Bird-98.
"Vito"-Sgt.Ayjian,"DOC"Heppler,Larry Kunkel,Steve Deberg.
Guys from 1-1Alpha,Sammy from Miami,Randy Wasson,Mike Neilsen.Someone said that "BigDave"Nava,died. He was a damn good Soldier.
Cotten I called you snakeater because of the time you,I and our Kit Carson ate that big Python in Cambodia,remember?
I have a picture of all three of us before we gutted and
skinned it. Hope somehow this is seen by you guys,over&out.
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- looking for old buddies -- dennis john heinlein (crasher), 13:56:40 03/18/09 Wed
was in the 1/44 artillery from May of 69 to Aug 70. My name is Dennis Heinlein, 1st battalion and 44th air defense,looking for old buddies doggy and sugar bear, need a buddy letter for va claim my email is tubie1950@aol.com
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- 12th FMS Phu Cat -- Ernesr J Cleveland (a.k.a."little O"), 01:27:25 03/18/09 Wed
I am looking for fellow AGE repairmen that served with me from March 1971 till we "Viet Nam-ized" the base in 1972. I would like to know how you are. I have been having a rough time of it. Maybe we can help each other.
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- 70-71 USS Goldsborough -- Ed Lundy (Frustrated), 13:34:28 03/16/09 Mon
Been denied agent orange exposure claims going back to 2002.. dealing with some health issues now
No proof I served in Viet Nam, NGFS 2 trips to gunline.
Please...if you remember me, I would appreciate any
help
Thanks
Ed
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- Looking for guys that serve with me at Chu Lia motor pool 1966-67 USMC -- William Mason (Nick name CG.), 12:10:35 03/13/09 Fri
looking for Marines who serve with me at Chu Lia with 1st med Bn. motor pool and guard
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- Lost my Father -- Stephen Dylan Froemming, 10:16:52 05/28/08 Wed
Looking for my father. His name is Steven Craig Froemming. He was stationed out of Fort Carson Colorado in 1972. Can any one help me find him.
Sincerly,
Stephen Froemming Jr
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- 124th trans co @cat lai and long tau river 68-69 -- joseph l eastman, 09:45:16 03/05/09 Thu
i am the spouse of joe eastman, my name is jo-ann, we have been married for almost 34 yrs. joe had a horrific accident almost 4 yrs ago, he now suffers from truamatic brain injury and is paralyzed, we also have a claim in the b.v.a. in washington d.c., we need more substantion about joes' claim, any of "the brothers" who remember joe, he hung around a brotehrnamed joe wilkerson from michigan,. we have bben in contact with him, but we need more proof that joe was spraying agent orange around the perimeter at the base in catlai. please help me, we also have a son who is serving the u.s. marines and already has done one tour of duty in iraq, he goes to afghanistan in sept of this year...is there anybody that would remember? i know its a long time ago and alot of water under the bridge,but please, i am begging for joe...i'm not proud, i just love my vet is all.
thank you inadvance
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- I was with the 213 engineering we can tho to the mountains wherever we were needed. I served May 1969 to April 1970 and I need to find someone . -- Lloyd Feldner (disapointed), 10:03:42 03/03/09 Tue
I have diabetes, perpherial nueropathy, ptsd, and now end stage glioblastoma.
I need va benefits.
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- Please help...I need to interview a Vietnam Veteran for School -- Zuka, 19:11:43 06/05/08 Thu
My name is Zuka and I am a high school student who is currently taking a world history class. As an assignment for my class, I need to interview a Vietnam Veteran. I would like to know if anyone could possibly put me in contact with someone in the Los Angeles area who would not mind answering a few of my questions. Also, if it is better, I can correspond with someone by phone or email. Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thank You!
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- looking for anyone from the 62ed Sig. Co. Chu Lai 70-71 -- Robert Dietenhofer, 18:50:14 02/21/09 Sat
Please if you can help me find anyone from the 62ed Sigl. Co. in Chu Lai from 70-71. its not bad enough they called you a baby killer when you came home. Now the VA is doing the same thing when they give a DAV the cold sholder when you ask for help. We should all march on Washingto DC. The VA said I have PDS BUT THEN THEY TELL YOU HAVE TO PROVE IT. I SURE DIDN'T GET AFTER I GOT HOME !
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- find a friend -- trung tran, 08:04:08 02/22/09 Sun
looking for friend and adviser serving in Macv-team 46 Nhatrang VN in 70
Gary Van Burn Sgt
Harold E Pitts Capt
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- Re: UTT HELICOPTER CO. -- GARY L RATLIFF (IT'S A GREAT DAY TO HAVE BEEN A SOLDIER.), 16:07:38 02/13/08 Wed
ON 16 OCT 1961 my brother, DOUGLAS A. RATLIFF(deceased) was reassigned from the 25th Trans Det (AM) (avation maint) APO 331 to the USA UTIL-TAC TRANS (UTT)HELI CO APO 331. The unit deployed from Okinawa to Thialand and then on to Tan Son Nhut Air Base , Republic of Vietnam in 1962.
In May of 2006 A Vietnam Veterans Memorial was unvieled in Wyandot County ,State of Ohio. Myself and three other family members/brothers names were on the Monument but no Douglas A Ratliff.
Needless to say the Ratliff family was very upset. Having been to Okinawa,Thialand,Vietnam and 35 years of military experience I took on the task to prove my brother was in fact a Vietnam Veteran. As I told my sister Joyce, (MY WAR, MY SANDBOX)
On 17 Nov 2007 I received a letter from the Veterans Service Officier of Wyandot County stating that "In view of the evidence presented, I will assure you and the Ratliff family that I will see to the engraving of the name DOUGLAS A. RATLIFF on the local Veterans Memorial".
For anyone out there researching military history of a Vietnam Veteran I have a couple of hints. The dates of the Vietnam Era for us veterans who actualy served "IN" Vietnam are 28 FEB 1961 thru 12 May 1975. When requesting information from the records center, request records that identify all UNITs of Assignment. All military services maintain databases on UNIT Histories . Where the unit goes, the Soldier goes.
IF ANYONE OUT THER HAS PICTURES OF THE UTT UNIT PATCH OR OTHER PICTURES THEY WOULDN'T MIND SHARING, WE WOULD APPRECIATE THEM.
GARY L RATLIFF
6904 GLEN LANDING AVE.
LAS VEGAS NV 89130
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- FINDING PEOPLE WHO KNEW MY FATHER -- JESICA ( MACKEY) KALAS (HOPEFUL), 10:09:44 02/19/09 Thu
I HAVE SPOKEN TO JOHN VEER & FOUND THIS SITE! WE WERE ORIGINALLY FROM POLO,IL & I AM THE OLDEST CHILD OF LARRY ALLAN MACKEY WHO WAS KIA IN VIETNAM IN OCT. 1970! I AM RESEARCHING & LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO KNEW MY FATHER & COULD SHARE STORIES & EVEN PICS OF HIM!! I HAVE VERY FEW PICS OF HIM & WOULD LOVE TO HEAR & SHARE WITH ANYONE WHO KNEW HIM! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME VIA EMAIL BUT PLEASE PUT IN SUBJECT SOMETHING ABOUT MY DAD!!
GOD BLESS & LOOKING FORWARD TO HEARING FROM ANYONE~
JESICA (MACKEY) KALAS
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- looking for someone in my unit -- Robert D. Epps (help), 22:29:23 02/18/09 Wed
I'm looking for anyone that was in my unit from Dec.1966
thur Oct. 1967, 1st 30th Field Artillery B Battery I'm
trying to prove where i was while in vietnam. I been trying to get a morning report but no help yet contact me
at (901)398-5894 or robertepps@bellsouth.net
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- 720th M.P. Bn. C. Company 1967- 68 -- Rudy Rios (Lost !!), 06:54:18 12/18/08 Thu
Hope you all made it home, Think of my time there 24/7
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- courier for the 54th sig bn at nha trang vietnam -- Robert J. Long (....joyful and hopeful.), 06:07:41 02/08/09 Sun
served in Vietnam from Oct66 to Oct 67...with the 54th Sig bn at nha trang.i served as a courier and would almost fly daily to deliver classified material and mail.....the pilots were that i can remember r Maj Reid and capt wagonstine.....anyone knowing me and what i did please write me thanks.....Iam living in the Philippines now
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- Looking for Terry Yee -- Gerry, 11:49:04 02/06/09 Fri
I am looking for Terry (maybe Gary?) Yee. We served together in 68/69 in Vietnam in the 1/77th Armor. We were both wounded on January 15, 1969. Any information or leads would be appreciated.
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- 77th Armor -- Nicole, 11:46:31 02/06/09 Fri
The 77th Armor Association will be hosting its annual reunion in San Diego, California, June 24-28, 2009. For additional information go to www.steeltigers.org.
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- Uss Nueces Riverine force 1968 -- Harold Behr, 09:47:20 02/04/09 Wed
Looking for contact with crew mwmbers on Nueces in 1968. I was ET1, ay leader, and the guy who kept the tv's operating. Electrician's mates, boatswain mates are all part of that experience and I would like to catch up with you guys! Thanks!
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- A Stong Middle Class of Widows of Vietnam Veterans -- Carol Hotchkin, 09:53:48 01/30/09 Fri
If you are a widow who was denied D.I.C. benefits, go to astrongmiddleclass.gov and ask Joe Biden to review policy for widows of 100% disabled veterans offered 48 months of education only to discover there are few good jobs for graduates over 50. See HR 3286, a bill designed to address this which died in the House.
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- Locate old friends -- Walter Herron (Grateful to Thai people.), 10:38:38 01/27/09 Tue
Would like to correspond with anyone who worked at The Super Thai Hut in Udorn,Thailand, 1971-1972. I became good friends with several of the ladies that worked there.I am looking to find out about the possibility that me and several of my friends may travel to Udorn for a visit. We would like to visit with my old friends.Thank you.
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- Anyone with A Bat 1st 14th Artillery Oct 69 - Nov 70 -- Jim Schrum, 16:12:14 01/21/09 Wed
Looking for Steve Seraffini (not sure of the spelling) from NY or any buddies that served at LZ Gator and LZ Bayonet near Chu Lia with me. After trying to forget Nam for 40 years I now have claims with the VA and I am forced to try to remember incidents including names and dates. Hope to hear from somebody.
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- Looking for anyone who knows my father - stationed in Germany '68-'69 -- Jennifer Noel (Looking for answers), 09:30:42 01/20/09 Tue
Hello,
I am looking for anyone who may have known my father, Charles "Chuck" Fletcher. He passed away this last Saturday from pneumonia, but it was due to liver failure caused by Hep C. He finally received a transplant in April/May 2008, but it was too late for him. I know so many of you were in Vietnam, but he was stationed in Germany. He enlisted at 17 yrs. in Jan 1968 and completed basic training at Fort Lewis Washington and AIT at Fort Ord, CA. He was stationed in Scheinfurt, Germany (May-August 1968) 1st Btn, 30th Inf, 3rd Inf Div and then HHC 1st Bn, 15th Inf. In Sept 68 - Dec 1969 he was in Kitzecan assigned to company A 1st Btn., 15th Inf as a M113 Personnel Carrier Driver. In Nov/Dec 69 he was deployed to Wild Flecken, Germany. He mentioned Spec 4th class Bennett and PFC Heinz along with others who have passed away. He was discharged in December 1969. He had tried to complete a claim for PTSD, Hep C and frostbite, but was denied each attempt - either waiting for him to die or to just give up hope. I learned more about him and his life by reading his claim paperwork, than I had through the 28 years of my life. If anyone has any information on this place, these people or could steer me in the right direction, me and my sisters would be eternally grateful - I am just hoping to learn more about my father who kept everything inside as it was all to painful for him to remember and discuss. Thank you all for listening and reading this. My thoughts go to all of you and the other families affected forever by this time in our countries social and military history.
His daughter,
Jennifer
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- USS Chipola (AO-63) Looking for shipmates. -- Steven "Jake" Gotheridge (Hopefull), 17:31:59 01/10/09 Sat
Looking for shipmates that served her from 9-68 to 6-72. Send replies to svlahend@verizon.net Will be very gratefull for contact.
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- roosevelt rds puerto rico -- charles hicks, 16:24:05 01/05/09 Mon
looking for people from rosy rds. puerto rico in '66 '67 '68 that new charlie hicks
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- mail plane -- nickey love, 05:35:46 01/04/09 Sun
looking for anybody who served with me in v2 cats 1969 to 1972that can confirm i went to vietnam on mail plane for 24 hours thanks nick love
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- UDORN THAILAND 1974 - 1975 432 SPS OR K9 -- J P, 16:42:12 12/29/08 Mon
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO WAS THERE DURING THAT
PERIOD.
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- looking for kadina field maint squad 1959-1963 -- penny, 14:05:43 12/28/08 Sun
My father is Charles Taylor. He served in the Air Force. He was stationed at Kadina AFB from 1959 - 1963, then was stationed at McConnell AFB. I am looking for Vern Willis, Harold Cochran or Delmar Baker. He would like to reunite, and I would like to help him.
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- les braton or anyone in 577 eng bn a co 1969 viet nam -- james mac mccormick (still here unreal), 07:33:41 12/25/08 Thu
in co a 577 eng bn 1969 n tuy hoa, don doung looking for les braton,paul shubert,or anyone who served in the 577 in 1969,1970
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- Looking for anyone from the 815th Combat Enginneer who served in Pleiku or Kontum, Veit Nam 1970 to 1971 -- Armando F. Pena (I feel Empty inside), 11:27:35 12/20/08 Sat
My name is Armando F. Pena, I entered in the US Army on the 18 July 1969.My MOS was 51N20 Water Sepl.
Cres. or Watermaster.Idid my Basic Training in Fort Lowis, Washington and did my AIT Training in Fort Leonardwood, Missure.I was sent to Veit Nam and I landed in Cam Ranh Bay. Then I went to Pleiku on Engineer Hill and then from there I was sent to Kontum were I was stationed under a briege by the river. I spent 11 months & 19 days total in Veit Nam and one day I got some bad news that my Brother had gotten killed in action and I had the Honor of taking my brother back home. From that day on I don't remember leaving Veit Nam and I don't remember arriving in the States.There is alot that I don't remember and I sure need some help, because I don't even remember any of the guys I was in Basic Training, AIT Training and also in Veit Nam with and I feel so empty and lost.After my brothers funaral I asked for on extention of leave to help my Mother and they denided and so I took it, then I turned myself back in, got locked up, then I finally got out of being locked up on 27 Sept 1973 on a Chapter 10, AR 635-200,( Heartship Discharge Under Honorable Conditions ). I need your help to find myself and have a close on my past. So if anyone knows anything please E-mail me at mandocando1@yahoo.com!!! Thanks and may God Bless you all!
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- 1&2nd/12th Cav REUNION -- Sam Veer (Exited), 11:02:21 03/30/08 Sun
Fellow 12th Cav Troopers,
3rd reunion for the 12th Cav. Regt.on Sept 10 – 14, 2008. in Branson, MO.This includes both the 1/12 and 2/12 Battalions.We are looking for those of us that served with the 12th Cav. Regiment from World War II, Korea, Vietnam, Bosnia, Desert Strom, Iraqi Freedom and current Active Duty members. We have activities planned for our grandchildren and children as well as spouses. More information will be forth coming in the next few months so watch for it at the Regimental website www.12thcav.us or contact either:
Terry Combs (918) 458-1717 or (918) 931-8352 ixxi@sbcglobal.net
Bill Tallerdy (307) 221-0237 skydog82007@yahoo.com
Frank Greenleaf (207) 882-7251 fluffnkaren@adelphia.net
Mike Barber (660) 476-5492
Tom Crabtree (432) 682-0229 mmctlc3@aol.com
For reservations, contact the Settle Inn directly at 1-800-677-6906 and ask for Cherie Chitwood. Please mention that you are with the 12th Cav. Regiment Reunion to be sure you are in the right block of rooms.
Sam Veer A&E Co. 1/12th Vietnam 70-71
s.veer@verizon.net
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- looking for lost buddies -- rudy ( speedy), 17:35:26 12/06/08 Sat
Is anybody out there??? from the 35th Engr.Grp(aviation Section)70-71,Dong Ba Thin,VN. also anyone from the, 35th, LC Team/538th Engr. Landclearing Co. who has not been found, they are looking for you...go to --> http://www.538thlcc.org, for unit roster and Aug '09 reunion perticulers! Welcome Home !!!
speedy
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- ptsd upgrade -- jerry royce, 06:40:53 12/06/08 Sat
I received a 30% rating for PTSD and not a word was said in the governments statement about me being a recovering alcoholic,which I told them and have records of my VA treatment. Is it possible to get an up graded rating by appealing it on these grounds?
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- 59TH FIELD SVC CO C/R/BAY 1967-1968 -- RONDAL LITTLE (YOUNG BLOOD), 16:59:01 10/03/06 Tue
TRYING TO LOCATE ANY VIETS THAT SERVED WITH THE 59TH FIELD SERVICE IN CAM RAHN BAY IN 1967 TO 1968
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- Looking for Mike Cerrone -- Robert Romaniello, 09:48:38 11/19/08 Wed
Looking for Mike Cerrone or any of the guys from the 633rd CC&S at Marble Mountain, Danang during the 1969/1970 time frame.
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- 520th eng. det. -- preston watkins, 12:00:20 11/14/08 Fri
1967-1968 phu hiep aka tuy hoa
firefighter--520th eng. det.
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- Looking for Past Directors -- Gary Ploense, 06:58:26 11/12/08 Wed
Looking for past members who served on the National Board with me 1987-88.
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- Danang 80th general support group vets -- john wagner, 07:51:29 10/24/08 Fri
looking for any 80th general support group danang vets circa 70-72. Anyone who remembers the "BeachClub" at 80th Group.
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