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I was a plane captain from 1965 to 1968 with F8 Crusaders- attached to VMF(AW)235 spent 2 years 66 to 68 in VietNam. Very nice site SemperFi

I was with 59th field service support company (forward) .I was in country from 5-sep 1967 till 27 aug-1968 U.S Army.

I am searching for anyone who served with my father in Vietnam during 1966-1967 with the 661 Ord Co at LZ English, Dog. His name is JACK KAUFENBERG. I beleive he was in Qui Nohn and Bon Song during his tour.

He is very sick and I would like to locate someone who knew him during his service and can tell me a liitle about how he was and what he did while serving.

Thank YOu

I am trying to find a pilot OW3 who was assigned to the Jokers(109). he did a dust off mission on 3 June 1970 on Hill# 187. He rescued Marines from the hill 187. I met a marine who was on that hill in Daytona Fl. he wants to thank him if he is alive. you can contact me at francisco.osunajr@us.army.mil

Looking for anyone that was sent from Tachikawa AFB Japan to Cam Rahn Bay or was at Cam Rahn in 1968 March, April, May time frame. I was a Jet Engine Tecnician from Pope AFB. I have cancer and there are no supporting records of me being sent to Nam and the VA has rejected my claim. I do not remember anyone there with me. If you have any names or information please contace me. I have a picture of me standing in front of the barracks( #1134) I was in that someone took. I was holding a M-16. I had the only m-16 in the barracks. I also go a bad sunburn while on the beach. Thanks

Was at Marble Mountain helo base 65-66.

I am looking for anyone who was with the 595th
signal company at DIAN or LAI KHE from june 1969
to july 1970. welcome back to all who made it back

B CO 1/26, 1ST INF DIV 64-67 AND D CO 2/12TH 25 TH INF DIV 68-69

I was fortunate went on Advance Infantry when the 4th left Ft. Lewis. It was on a prop jet. Took forever to make it to Nam. There were I beleive 10 of us on this plane. We were taken to the 25th Div. outside Pleiku. Next move I beleive the following day to the Dragon Mountain. We called it Titty Mountain ( looked like one). The 1st Cav gave us suppot. We were all alone. For along while I share a shelter half with a sargent Coleman. When the rest of the brigade arrived things got a little better. We ate C Rations for God I don't know how long. Trying to out side with monsoon, the ration turned into soup. My first patrol was with Lt. Enari it was his first also. Great man. On patrol I was the machine gunnist. Wow tooting the M60 so heavy. Lots more to chat about but don't want to bore all. Never regretted serving my country. Support our troops. Oh by the way when there was the 10 of on the mountain saw for the first time Mountainards. Women no tops and men only loin cloths. Was very confused LOL.

I have really enjoyed site...Phan Rang B-57s 8TBS 1967-1968...anyone out there?

I served in Viet Nam from 1968-69 in the capacity of a navy corpsman asssigned to the 7th marines. I was in or around Danang for all my tour. I was an oprating room tech at 1st med after my bush tour. Do you have a need for volunteers to go to Viet nam in assisting you? I have returned once in 2001.I wish to see it at least one more time before I die. Thank You, Chris Valdez

I am looking for anyone who might have known my father, Andrew Sooley, who served in the US Army motor pool in Cholon, Saigon during the Tet Offensive. He was a Sergeant at the time. I do not know the exact unit he was attached to but I was hoping at least someone out there might recall any of the time they served with my late father. Thank you.

wanted to add something else to web site i was also in chulai vietnam dec1968 todec1969 with 63rd transportation it was with 80th group 57th trans also am looking for john miller who searved with me in phutai 1967-1968 at 526cc&sco

i was with 526cc&sco at the salvage yard from march to march 1968 operated a wrecker at night and day time to going back and forth to quihon to the ship yard any one out there who remembers me would love to talk to old friends again

1st Signal /518 Sig Co. Nha Trang 1968-69

Served with Co. E (Recon Pltn), 4th Battalion, 503d Infantry, 173d Brigade [Feb.'70-Jan '71]. Battalion located at LZ North English (Tam Quan). Spent most of my time "humping" mountain range near An Lo Valley, or conducting "Night-hawk" ambushes.

To my buddy: Rick Gordon, Last known address, Sunbury, Pa. If you read this, please contact me.

WARNING TO: Sgt. Williams, US Army Recruiter, Hunts Point, NY Recruiting Station. We better not cross paths. This for you telling me: "Hey kid, don't worry about the Vietnam War, just sign here on the dotted line, and you'll be stationed in the Canal Zone, Panama."

FIRST TOUR 1st LOG COMMAND 1967-1969
SECOND TOUR ADV TEAM 101 ENG ADV MACV 1970-71
TRYING TO FIND CARL RAGSDALE FROM CHATT TN LAST SAW HIM DURING TET 68

I WAS IN HHC 1/503 173rd AIRBORNE SEP. 4.2 MORTAR PL.. LOOKING FOR JAMES (TWIGGY)REED--PAT ABBRAMS--PHIL GUZSMAN--FENTERS OR ANYONE WHO WAS THERE FROM 1967-AUG. 1968-DAK TO

Vietnam is hardly a forgetable memoir to you all. Come to it again and do charity to poor people. they are very friendly and young.

im signing this for my dad. stationed at sally, w/ 5th sf group attached to 101st. completed 2 tours, passed in 1981. i really miss him. and he really missed you guys. ellis mccomas jr. sfc retired.

Corpsman-1st Shore Party BN-DaNang; 7/67/6/68

I AM LOOKING FOR THE TWO MEN I DUG OUT OF RUBBLE OF BUILDING IN DOWN DOWN BACLIEU THE SUMMER OD 1965. I WAS SERVING WITH AV TEAM 51 AT THE TIME. . I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM THESE MEN IF STILL ALIVE.

Serve with Aco, 2/27 Inf from July 31,1967- April 8, 1968, extended my tour 6 Months, to B Co. 25 Avn Bn, return to the states Mar. 12, 1969. now retiered from the army and also electronic engineer as of 2006. My nick name was (Pops)

I was with Co.G Rangers (LRRPS) out of Duc Pho in 1969. I would like to hear from anyone that might have photos, team photos.
Thanks

I went to Great Lakes Techical Training Center Illonois, in April 1965. Commany Commander Mr. Joiner E-6, Company 163.