Comments: my grandfather , father and uncle served in all the wars i believe in america an i am proud to have had family in the military serving our country so we can stay safe an free
Comments: The poem you have on the site called "THANKS TO THE MOMS WHO ALSO SERVED" was written by my uncle, Edo Cunningham. The poem originally ran in USA TODAY, on Wednesday, November 11, 1992. He was a World War II veteran, amateur writer, and poet. He passed away in the '90s. Thanks for passing on his poem. If you can, please credit him. God bless.
Comments: My nephew is Larry Warren Hulo, and he served in Viet Nam, Lai Khe, code name Rocket City. He was in the Army, Headquarter Company, 1st Engineers, 1st Infantry division, then transferred to 173rd Airborne Brigade. He is desperate to locate anyone he served with to prove eligibility for benefits. Does anyone remember him? His memory is somewhat bad, but he does remember Sgt. Taberski(?) who was Polish. Larry served in Nam 10/31/69 through 11/15/70.
Comments: serve with 101airborne div 2d brigade 1st bn 502d inf 68-69 at firebase LZ Sally delta company welcome brothers [View Entry]
Comments: i am proud to be a vietnam veteran. i would do it again if called on i went to vietnam right out of high school, i never knew the word vietnam although i heard people talk about it i was drafted number three i ask a few people what that meant they said your going to vietnam with all the fear i had in my body i still went and i had alot more fear when i got there but i think it made me a man. thomas burkhart 68 to 69
Comments: Re: below entry.. my email address is sujoe1@embarqmail.com Thanks again
Comments: We are looking for anyone having served in Viet Nam During the far east campaign 1965-66 1st batalion Charlie Co 11th marines, serving under Co Captian J. Cranford ,leaving August '65 from Long Beach Ca. aboard the USS Seminole.. Several of you have been located ,but 43 remain unaccounted for . please contact Brenda Hubka @ (615)9074957 for more info.. or email myself . Thank you for your help. Susan Noona
Comments: I would like to know what happened at the time of my husbands death ( June 06, 1969 ) in Tay Ninh Province, South Vietnam. It's been many years but I still have many questions. My husband was 2nd Lieutenant Duane Henry Landwehr Jr. from Clinton Mi., His unit was B Co., 4h BN, 23rd infantry, 25th inf. div. USARV Before orders for Vietnam, Duane was stationed at Fort Benning Georgia, he was an instructor at Infantry Hall, and he was a Ranger. God Bless our Troops Fran Landwehr
Comments: I am looking for someone who knew Roger Pedue. I read the article written by Michael Serrano. My mother was the woman Roger had spoke to him about. The woman he would have married had he been able to come back home. Her name is Mary Ann Russell.It's been many years since that fateful day, but my mother has never forgotten him. She speaks of him often, especially lately. I think she needs a sense of closure. Any information would be greatly appreciated.. Thank You. |
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