Vets With A Mission Guest Book

Looking for someone who was at Phouc Vinh Oct 65-Oct 66 who witnessed a B52 carpet bombing outside our perimeter and witnessed several mortar attacks, Need this for the VA any help would be appreciated Thank You

I am looking for my Dad,he was U.S. Army stationed in Long Binh until 1972. My Mom was Tran, T Muoi, passed away in 1978 so I don't have any documentation from my Dad. He maned me Ronnie and my sister Sandy, we both were born in Long Binh, Bien Hoa Vietnam, my Dad went back to US when I was a few months of age. If any one knows please help, your help is appreciated.

Ronnie Nguyen

Looking for anyone who served with A Batt 377th Arty, 101st Air born Camp Eagle.I was gunner/crewchief on OH-6A. 2/69 to 2/70.

Assgn: South Viet Nam Aug 1965 - November 1967. MACV Team One

I have read over this website. This is a great mission for who was in my country, Viet Nam. I was born in 1966, 9 years later I have a chance to live in a terrible society of communists. Wow so terrible, more terrible than the period of 1966 to 1972. I landed to US soil in 1994 with my father who served in the re-education camp for more than 6 years and 5 years later I graduated B.S at UC Berkeley. I do not know how to say about the past that was good or bad. I remembered the rockets flew over my head. It was scare, but after that it was a memory because there is few people saw them in reality. Wow. Thank you for all who served for freedom of my country.
Thomas Le

sorry but my email adress was wrong on my other post so i thought i would repost my correct adress. in case someone wanted to send me feedback on my poem
caitlyn
thanks to all the soliders who have given so much

I was in Nam for 2 tours, at Long Bien was there during the Tet offensive. am looking for anyone who was there during that time in supply .I drove a truck (cattle trailer ) to pick up workers from Ben Hue. also drove a hyster forklift, and worked in Newport for a short time driving a Philco Ford truck.WAS THERE 1967-1969.

Was in country 12-68 to 01-01-69 attached to the 553 heq. did four days tdy to tonsunut air base in saigon during tet holiday. looking for buddies, alias gramps from chicago, eagle beak from pennslvania, tennessee hillbilly from tennessee, and donald bonnet from south or north dakota i think. any way this is j lucero alias tex. great friends and a lot of others that time has taken their names away. if any one is out there please email me. later guys

This is in response to a note posted by Bryan Shively regarding his uncle, Dennis Shively, who was killed 24 March 1968. I was unable to reach him by way of the email address he posted. I was on the patrol with his uncle that day he was killed. I have photos of his uncle and the location where we were in Quang Nam Province. I would like to share these with Bryan and his family.

served H Co 2nd 7th Marines LZ Ross 6/1969 to 7/70 would like to hear from anyone who served with me at that time Semper Fi

looking for a john bacon who was in the army and served with adolphus ray in vietnam in 1971 or 1972 . he was from north carolina

I was drafted into the US Army and served in Vietnam at the 518th Personnel Service Company at Cam Ranh Bay from January, 1968 to January 1969.

I was with the 669 Trans out of Cha Rang Valley Oui Nhon at camp Addison. 68-69-70

Thanks to all the Vietnam Veterans who served our country during the conflict.

Vietnam Vet,

Lou Abdnour

My father, ret LTC Donald H. Threlkeld, served as an advisor to the 9th ARVN Division in 1968-1969, MACV, Team 60, reporting to General Tran Ba Di in the Mekong Delta region. On July 17, 2006 my father passed away from multiple illnesses some of which were the result of exposure to agent orange. Dad never complained about his diseases and held strong to spreading freedom throughout the world. He was a solid Christian, great soldier, best father and friend a son could ever have. He always spoke highly of the soldiers he served with in Vietnam. He often wondered what had happened to many of them. I was able to find General Tran Ba Di since my father's death through one of the officers of the 9th ARVN Div. General Di is alive and well and with his family after many years of separation from them. I am trying to find out as much information as I can about my father and his tour of duty in Vietnam. If you served with my father or knew him I would love to hear from you and can be contacted at athreck@sbcglobal.net Thank you for serving such a great cause. God Bless you and as my father always told me, "Keep the Faith" .

I'm looking for anyone who served with MACV advisory team 90 Tay Ninh Province, Phouc Ninh District 1969 - 1970

USMC '65 - '69 FLSG-A / FLC DaNang '66-'67
11th Motors DaNang '68-'69
Truck Driver / Otter & Huskie Operator

There's going to be a reunion in St. Louis in July,07 for all men who ever served in Dak To. All units and any year are invited. This is the 5th reunion of the Brotherhood of Dak To Defenders and the first time we've opened it up to everyone. I don't need to say too much about Dak To, anyone who served there knows what I mean. The Vietnamese call it 'The Valley of Screaming Souls'.
If you're interested in the reunion just let me know and I'll get the details to you.
I was a medic with the 299th Combat Engineers and was there for the seige of '69.

Hello

I served in the USAF aug 70 to aug 71 phu cat airbase. Was in 12TH CES SQ. PULLED A LOT OF AUGY DOGY WHILE I WAS THERE.

I served with HQ. Battery 1st. Bn. (AWSP) 44th. Arty. (Radar Section) in 1966-1967. Would like to hear from anyone from that Unit.

Re: Post about documentary about Surfers and the Vietnam War.

Please correct my email / guest book information to my proper email address above. Thanks! Ty

http://betweenthelinesfilm.com/

would like any information on harvey wright and kenneth norton who served and died in vietnam
harvey was killed on 3/06/71 and kenneth died on 5/08/68. please email me

We're making a documentary film about the impact that the Vietnam War had on young men who were surfers during that period. The war had a heavy impact on the beach culture.

From heavy combat vets, to secret surf missions in Vietnam, to radical draft evaders. We'll share these personal and important stories.

If your interested please check out our website at http://betweenthelinesfilm.com/
and get on our mailing list. We are done filming and expect to release the film in about a year.

Thanks to all who served both then and now.

I was in country form nov. 68-oct69.
I was with A Co. 2/8 Mecninized inf. Drove the 11 track. You can find this company at military.com. Iam using this sight here and 1 or 2 others loking for old buddies. larryjl920@aol.com

In country with many units- support (demolitions) clearing tunnels, sweeping roads,,EOD around the Iron Triangle. Many unexploded bombs. Remember the Combat Engineers. God Bless you all-
67-69 Dth div & 25thy Div
65th Engrs. Cu chi - Dau Tieng