J. JAMES
jjjames@si-net.com
I WANTED TO SAY THAT I ENJOYED YOUR PAGES. MY FATHER,JIMMIE JAMES, WAS WITH THE 25TH INFANTRY IN 1971(CO.D 1ST.BN 14TH INF. 1ST.BDE.).HE TOO WAS TRAINED IN GROUND RADAR. IN 1972, HE REQUESTED TO GO TO VIETNAM WHERE HE SERVED ON SEVERAL FIRE BASES. HE WAS WITH MACV-FRAC TEAM #1 RADAR. IF ANYONE WOULD HAPPEN TO HAVE KNOWN MY FATHER, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS
mark dalegowski
mdalegowski@mailcity.com
enjoyed your web site on tripacers. my dad owned a pa-22 150 hp tripacer several years ago. we all enjoyed flying it very much. such a sweet plane, never could stall it with only two people on board. happy trails!
CPT Sean M. Leeman FA, USA Airborne
screamin66@hotmail.com
Just got done looking over most of your interesting page.Especially liked your references to Ft. Sill, OK. since this is where I’m currently stationed as a instructor.My step-father was also in Hanau, Germany.I’m a former enlisted man. 13F forward observer.
Rick L Bliton
rlb0070251@aol.com
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I was there with you around the same time except that I was stationed with the 2/27 Wolfhounds at Cu Chi. I read your bio and was just looking back. Thanks for being here.
SGT Victor L. Rodriguez
rodriguev@hood-emh3.army.mil
http://www.hood-pao.army.mil/4iddivarty
I was surfing the net, looking for some howitzer pics when I found your page…GREAT SITE!!. Vietnam was very instructive and touching. I would like to invite you, any veteran and specially any soldier who have been assigned to the 4th Infantry Division Artillery to stop by our page. We’re rebuilding our history book but need more inputs, pictures or memorability items from former soldiers. Keep it up! Iron Gunner!!
MANUEL T RAMIREZ
MARYANN5@
HI I WAS WITH THE 5 /42 ARTTY FROM 70/71 IN CU CHI THE 25TH WAS HQ BUT THE BATTERYS WERE AT CAMP PRICE BETWEEN BIEN HOA AND LONG BIHN, ALSO WAS AT DAU TIENG, FSB TENNESSEE, FSB JAMIE, FSB CONCORD NORTH OF BIEN HOA,THEN MOVE TO THE PROVINCE OF BIEH TUY COAST VILLAGE HAM TAM THEN BACK TO THE WORLD ITS NICE TO HEAR FROM SOMEONE THATS BEEN THE SAME DIVISIONAL UNIT WELCOME HOME
Matthew Adermann
Georgi@FGI.NET
I read your page because I’m doing a report about VietNam Veterans coming home. I also looked at your page because my father served in the 25th Infantry Div. too. He was there ’67-’68 and stationed in Chu Chi. Thank you for your help for my paper.
W. David Relyea
skipperd@cmaster.com
You must be a really good person.I read all your narratives, and really appreciate your devotion to family. I was “over there” before it was news. 507th. TAC COM GP. Provided radar coverage for all of the “advisor flights” and air america out of Thailand. It is strange to look at inquiries from the “kids” of our peers who only relate to that time through history books. Oh ! I have a 1961 pa22-108 Colt! Luvvin it! Hope to meet you someday. Skipper D
william huddleston
mary1952
just glad to here from some one else who was with the 25th.i was at chu chi 1968-1969
bill taylor
bill@buckeyeinternet.com
welcome home!! i served with hhq&svc. and A btry. 2/9th artillery of the fourth infantry division from dec. 67 to dec. 68. 105 mm light towed. bill. from ohio.