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Commemorating the 40th
Anniversary of Khe Sanh And Celebrating Our 20th Year as The Khe Sanh Veterans Inc. |
Branch of Service or Civilian: USN/FMF Unit Served in Viet Nam, If Any: 2/26 Marines-H&S- Echo company 3rd Mar Div Comments: I need to know about reunion plans.
Branch of Service or Civilian: as civilian as you can get Unit Served in Viet Nam, If Any: n/a Comments: Dear Sir or Madam, I expect to go visit the Khe Sanh battlefield tomorrow. (It will be very hot, and I may not do very well.) Is there a factual question that any members of the organization would like me to try to get some information on? I don't want to re-fight the war, or engage people's emotions - there is one me and whole lot of Vietnamese to deal with, and my Vietnamese is inadequate. (I was also 9 years old at the time of the battles, so I don't fall under either side about the justice of the war, or one's participation in it.) But if there is one bit of information that you can let me know about which the guides or someone there may be able to supply, I can try to ask. Thank you for your help. Sincerely yours, Mr. Julian Silk
Branch of Service or Civilian: Civilian Unit Served in Viet Nam, If Any: n/a Comments: I didn't mean to check private on my e-mail.... Please let me know if John Corbett ever wrote another book. Thank you!!
Branch of Service or Civilian: Civilian Unit Served in Viet Nam, If Any: n/a Comments: I just finished John Corbett's book West Dickens Avenue, A Marine at Khe Sanh... and I am speechless. What you men (boys, at the time) endured sounds like the ultimate sacrifice, save death. I came across this site when I was looking to see if John Corbett ever published another book, as I really enjoyed this one. I always a little feel empty after a book like this, and then I wonder how difficult it must have been to return to "society" after such a traumatic experience, and feeling like no one understands you, except for your brothers in battle. So while I am here on your site, I want to thank every single one of you for your service... You are all amazing wonderful men that deserve happy peaceful lives. I wasn't even born during all this and want you all to know that your legend lives on and always will. You (and the ones who didn't make it back) are all heroes to me...
Branch of Service or Civilian: USN Retired Unit Served in Viet Nam, If Any: B Med 3rd Med Bn 3rd MAR DIV Chu Lai Comments: Brother, Robert F Enderby L/Cpl. USMC B 1/26, KIA on 6 June 1967 On Hill 950, Along with 15 Other Marines from his unit. Did anyone survive, and if so did they know my brother, and circumstances of his death. Will be in Reno in August for your reunion. Look forward to meet anyone from B 1/26. |
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