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I was with 1st 35th HQ Company from 62 to 65 went to Vietman with them was in the hosp at 93 evac and was sent home in march of 65 I was a medic working out of C company 1st of 35th

Hello Bill Batho, Your e-mail address was not translated well by me and this got bounced:

I was in Cu Chi a little after you (Jan ''70) and served in the HHD(S-1) of the 86th Signal BN. Our CO was Lt Col. William Renner, Maj Richards was 2nd(S-2) in command, Mr. Hannsberry (?) a CW? was the adjutant. A great little Italian, a CSM was in our office, not sure what he did, but everyone, including the CO respected him. Will never forget his call to "Attention" when Renner would walk in, but I can't remember his name, unless it was something like Veecee,, but that might have been a D.I. back in El Paso, Tx.

After a few weeks, of clerk-typing, I also started bar tending at the Officers' Club. I could have been a VC with heated pizzas my main weapon that no one suffered major damage from, but they only ordered one. I was the friend of Frozen Pizzas.

Soon, In April, I was shipped to My Tho(10th Sig Co) to relearn my MOS and a bit about Comm Centers and then to Ben Tre where the 535th Signal Co had a small detachment providing signal services. Then, I began being an 05C20, RTTO, but in a Comm center. Someone told me that MOS, but I've forgotten. On August 18, while returning from Saigon after entering the edges of Ben Tre, I was injured, put into a coma, and sent home .... the war was over for me.

The only other Signal Company I knew about in Cu Chi was the 125th Sig, which belonged to the 25th Infantry Div.

Please tell me a bit about your stay in the Land of Enchantment, i.e., not NM, but I enjoy skiing there. Do you remember the Mail Clerk?
The first thing I recall doing as a Clerk-typist was making and running a steno graph of the E-5 Study questions for those going before the E-5 Board. All that is remembered about them is the first question and answer

Please supply the answer to 1. What is the purpose of the Army? and I'll tell you what you should have said. Your Pay grade or rank is not in danger. I had a Secret Clearance and know how to keep a secret. Hint: the answer is pragmatic and specific

Name: Bill Batho
Email: billbatho at charter dot com
Hometown: ,
Date: September 13, 2009 - 05:08 PM (pacific)
I was in the Co.B 36th signal Bn. at cu chi from Feb68 Sept69 .Would like hear from someone

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Like to get in touch with anyone from the 88th Trans I was their in 1970 to 1971 in Ankhe, drop me a line love to hear from you.

MY BROTHER NICK NATZKE WAS A PROUD RECON MARINE. HE WAS WOUNDED TWICE HIS FIRST TOUR OF DUTY. HE VOLUNTERED FOR A SECOND TOUR, AND WAS KILLED 30DAYS LATER AT CON THIEN. I WOULD LIKE TO COMUNICATE WITH ANYONE WHO KNEW HIM

looking for anyone who knew my brother, Staff Sargent Delmer L Laws, at Fort Bragg, North Carolina in 1965 or 1966. Would love to know more about him before he became MIA in Laos, July 1966, or just talk to someone who knew him

Was in Pleiku Area Command attached to 90th CS
CO HV MAT SUP CO from Aug. 67 - Dec.68. Trying to locate anyone stationed there during this time.

Served with 3rd Marines, engr. in and around Dong Ha, Kha Son area. Everything I read or see on TV says Kha Son didn't get hit until Jan 68, but I know it really started around April 67.
Would like to hear from anyone I served with.

Looking for anyone who served with the 1st Signal Brigade, 459th Signal Bn. 228th Signal Co. on Hon Tre Island 1966-67. We were the first unit on the island. Would also like to know the name and hear from the commander of the ROK 9th Div. White Horse at that time. (Sept-Oct. 1966) We became friends and I gave him my transistor radio.

Vietnam 67-68. A Btry 2/11th Artillery, 155mm towed howitzers. With 101st Airborne, supported 5th SF Camps (Katum, etc. ) I was chief of section (FDC) Looking for others in unit at this time. Lt Donn Bryant (IL or WI), Jerry Krunkleton (OK?) or any one else to reminisce with. WELCOME HOME!

i was in 864th eng in vietnam 1969

I was stationed in-country with the Naval Advisory Group Vietnam in 1971.

I served with the 1'st Mar. Div. in 1969 in Quang Nam Province. Returned in 1996 to a tranquil and beautiful country. Hard to beleive we lost so many good men and for what??? A civil war we had no business medling in. I am proud of my serviice there and the great men I served with and still keep contact with. It was a hell of a way to make life long friends and memories.

Looking for anyone who was with 40th ord 1969 Danang

I served with B Battery, 29th Artillery Searchlights in Vietnam from Dec. 1967 thru Dec. 1968. Spent most of my tour at LZ Uplift, was also at LZ Pony and the ammo dump at Qui Nhon. Would like to hear from folks serving with the searchlights, dusters, and quads in that time period.

Looking for Mike "Chico" Sulsona. Also, any one with D 1/1 Viet Nam I was radio operator..nick name "Bo"

175th Radio Research Co, Bien Hoa, 1969-70

1970/71 69th Eng Co C Chan tho/bien tuy. Vi Thanh
On or about April 18 71 mortar hits hooch killing a 52 sig man and wounding others from the asplat team, MACV team 73. This happend in Vi Thanh Vietnam
Any info will be helpfull .
Email smbucolo@hot mail.com
Also if anyone has any info of the C Co clerk Lancaster or of the office runner (stukes)
Am grateful for all that served.

I was assigne to D/51st Inf from Jul 1971 to August 1972. I was the Commo Specialist for the unit. I remember SFC Moses, and the Company Commander Cpt. James Minor. Soldiers under 6 mos deployed with unit to Pleiku after CamRanh bay was stood down. All others returned to the states. Anyone out there remeber all this too?

A Battery 1st/39th (I Corp attached to 101st Airborne) Artillery Medic November 1969-October 1970, would love to hear from anyone in A Battery, or the Battalion.

I was a gunship pilot out of Lane AHP An Son. Our team was called out one night between late 1971-early 72 to a MACV position called Tuy Phouc which was being over run by the enemy. I place a rocket for target direction and was told I had hit 5 of the bad guys. A lucky shot for a Uh1 gunship. Later I has in Tuy Phouc and met the MACV advisor and he presented me a VC flag. He said they were very close to being overrun until that one rocket turned the fight around. Anyone out there remember StarBlazer 15. I would really like to hear from you or anybody about that night.
thanks
Blazer15

I served with the 577th and 864th engr.Btl.Const.3DEC 1970 to 11 Janruary 1970.

I went over to Viet-Nam from Ft Hood Texas in 1966-1967,with the 88th Light Truck Company-to Pleiku as a troop move on by ship from Ft. Hood.1969-1970 I was re-station with the 88th in Ankhe,was on the gun trucks-then worked at the ttp- looking for old friends.Welcome Home!!

Oct 68-Oct 69, Long Binh, 1st Signal Brigade. Can anyone who served during that time give me info they remember when we were hit real bad I think it was in March of 69?? Thanks, and welcome home!!

I was an LT with A/3/7, 199th Inf Bde APO SF 96279,during
1969. If you are in need with substantation of wounds, un-
rewarded acts of valor, or Stressors for PTSD claims, please
E-Mail me. I will try my best to assist you.

My name is Nick Romo. I was in Vietnam from 1970-1971.

I was with 704th Maint. Batallion, HQ, CO. 4th Infantry Division Central Hilands.

I manned a 60 Cal. machine gun on the gun truck. Does anyone remember me getting injured on my back while going thru the village? I can't remember the month of any names except for the driver, his name was BENDER. Please contact me if you were there or if you remember anything.

THANKS.
Nick Romo
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