This is a picture of our tent that was nestled next to some bunkers at the ARVN camp near Loc Giang. It wasn’t much but at least it kept the rain off our heads. We did eventually find time to sandbag the perimeter of the tent and also build a small bunker against one side. That’s me coming out of the tent door. Top of the Mark, right? (Loc Giang, February, 1970)
This is the type aircraft that flew us out of the short airstrip at the Cu Chi base camp. The one I flew on, however, wasn’t as pretty. As we were boarding, I noticed quite a few patches in the aluminum skin, most sporting zinc chromate primer. Battle damage, I guess. One thing for sure: when the two Pratt & Whitney R-2800 engines were wound up and the two turbojet engines maxed out, that sucker really moved out smartly! (January,1969)
Robt.Land robert.land@sbcglobal.net
7/31/05@09:10
Hq.Hq.Btry.Cu Chi.Vietnam May 6 1968 to May 7 1969.tower guard.
James Hunt BountyHunterSen@aol.com
8/1/05@17:33
Just found this site am looking for people of B BTRY 3/13TH FA 25TH Inf Div of the year 1969/1970. Anyone on gun two “The Bounty Hunter.” This had a painting of a GI holding up the cut off head of a VC. If anyone knows of anyone, please contact me.
albert john lirette,sr albert_lirette@yahoo.com
hell in viet nam
8/15/05@20:56
just a few words to hear what we did.fist i was drafted,in 1967 went to viet nan in 1968-1969.went to dng tang.then went on navy ships.my unit was co. b 3ban.47 inf. 9th.div.i wasn,t inf.but i went out in the field.i was wounded 4 times the purple heart with 3 oak leaf cluster.the point is all viet nam verterns are war heros.was in the mekong delta for 1 year.came back awas a body excourt.i am 58 year old and still think about the live dead.all viet nan vet or special people.
joe choate jachoate@bellsouth .net
8/18/05@14:23
went over with A- COMPANY 7TH. ENGINEERS.looking for old friends.and a few still owe me a beer or 2..
JOE CHOATE jachoate@bellsouth.net
8/18/05@15:25
ANYONE HAVING ANY NAMES OF PEOPLE WHO WENT OVER WITH THE 5TH.INF.DIV.A-COMPANY 7TH. ENGINEERS FROM FT.CARSON IN 1968 PLEASE SHARE LOOKING TO TRY AND CONTACT AS MANY AS I CAN. i left nam in feb.1969 but returned 88 days later ..
Frank Layne, E-8, USAF, Retired ( 1980 )
8/24/05@21:55
Loved the website you have going. Spent 1965, 1967, 1974 in Nam and your site brought back many memories.I was jets, F- 4 fighters. Cam Rahn Bay, DaNang, and Ubon.Great units all.15TFW, 366TFW (Gunfighters Forever ) 9TFW ( WOLF PACK ) Hope that our birds and bombs helped you guys out that were on the ground!! Frank. Welcome guys !!!
Pat D.
10/6/05@18:31
Awesome Tri-Pacer stories. I fly a Tri-Pacer too.
Robert Junior Thrasher
hacla.bravehost.com/index.html
10/10/05@00:30
Eternity ~ Class of 1989 You have a great site
Robert Newcombe thecorporatechameleon@comcast.net
10/20/05@14:13
March 1968 to March 1969 I was in Bravo battery of 2/13
Arty. “THE RED DRAGON CLAN” (M102 105’s)… We were 23rd
Arty group but our whole battalion was assigned to the 25th
ID under 7/11 Arty control. We were in 25th ID’s rotation
for “Musical FSB’s”. Patton II, Bragg II, Buell III, lots I
don’t remember, plus some spots that never even got names.
Anybody remember us…?
“Shot out”
Chris Chris@pincin.com
11/1/05@14:10
Hey Dave, good insight on the explorer. So, would you reccomend getting one? I have been searching for an 02 explorer, or that round about. What would be your advice to me? Thanks for any help…send me an email
This is the last Archive Page
ken crawford kenwin@soonet.ca
Thursday, February 12, 2004 7:49:52 PM
Dave- great site. I can picture your experiences in my mind
as I read your recollections. Its time you wrote a book. Webmaster’s note: write a book? Maybe when I retire and have time.
Lt. Dwane LT_007@span.net
1/13/05@08:33
One of the nicest Vietnam websites I’ve ever visited. Many thanks for writing about your experiences! D.
Ernie Wells kasky58@mis.net
1/17/05@12:31
Spent a few days with the 25th and with Tm96 in the Delta, I’ve discovered the reunions are great and it is through websites like yours that brings us together. We have our memories, when you exchange them with your others who served with you they become High Definition (HD) and more names and memories become more vivid and fullfiling for everyone. A nice start hope you keep it going and alive. Get enough of us together, virtually, you would have quite a story.
James Dutchman JD_str@jazz.net
2/16/05@13:47
Wow Dave, I sat down to browse and couldn’t stop reading. Your recollections of Vietnam are outstanding. The only thing lacking is the smell and sounds! Thanks for sharing. Jim
J R WATKINS JJRW1946@AOL.COM
2/27/05@13:38
THANKS FOR A GREAT SITE I TOO WAS AT TRA CU IN JAN OF 70 I WAS A FORWARD OBSERVER WITH ALPHA CO. IST WOLFHOUNDS. YOUR PICTURES BRING BACK A LOT OF MEMORIES BUT AS I REMEMBER TRA CU IT WAS A PLACE WE WANTED TO BE FOR IT WAS A HELL OF A LOT SAFER FOR US THAN OUT BEYOND THE WIRE PULLING AMBUSH DUTY. THANKS AGAIN JR WATKINS
Ben Fortson Sgt. benewf@alltel.net
3/2/05@19:55
in Nam Jan.68 to Jan.70 589th engineers chrang valley and Song pha. Thanks for the page
Dane Rowton sixt5@fordtruk.com
www.fordtruk.com
3/5/05@10:54
This brings back old memories. I was with Charlie Company 65th Engr. from feb. 68 to mar. 1969. I was the tank commander of C-100. Crew members were Tony Boden, Buddy Bradford, Navaro. Wish I knew what all of them are doing.
Sfc Ret. Joseph Diggs Sr Diggs_31@hotmail.com
594th Field Artillery Bn..1950-1953
3/9/05@15:26
The 594th was reactivated in 1950 at was then Cp. Polk. La it was orginally an all Black unit. It was intergrated in 1952 in Germany.It was then at Y79 which later was changed to Coleman Bks. Manheim Germany. The unit moved to Rivers Bks. just outside of Geissen germany in 1953.Would like to hear from anyone who remembers this unit or was assigned to it. By the way i remember the 3/18 Arty. while I was at An khe with the 1st. Air Cav. in 1966 in the Central Highland Area. We must never forget the IA DRANG VALLEY BATTLE>
Jim haire Jhaire3215@yahoo.com
3/11/05@06:57
I was on NuiBaDen July71-Feb72.It was a radio relay site.I was with the 25th. attached to the 18th ArvnDiv.The hill was overrun April 8th 1972. Two great guys were kia.Anyone that was on NuiBaDen that has pictures or pictures of it now I would love to see. Anyone who was there I would like to hear from also. God bless all the vets and their families. Great site..
Wouters Wouters@wirespain.com
wwww.wirespain.com
3/18/05@14:50
Nice site, good stories, i was WLR (Weapon Location Radar) aswell different timetable. You’r in Vietnam were (no words. That war have many intered for me. RESPECT. Me myself was one on the 22 KAN. who fred Sarajevo (with the radar)
Bill McCormick wmccormi@edd.ca.gov
Friday, August 20, 2004 2:32:21 PM
Interesting site I could almost smell that crazy place
again. I served in the 174th Ord.Det. (68-69) in Cam Ranh
Bay. Many of you comments echo the book “Stolen Valor”.
It seems there a more wannabes than ever out there. Keep
up the good work. Just another G.I. Bill McCormick
J R bdu6@aol.com
Tuesday, August 31, 2004 10:10:44 AM
Dave : Well done. I remember that which I wanted to forget, always felt guilty making it back…your story helped, Thanks,and God bless… II Corps,25ID, 68.
MLM
– (134.39.173.75) – Sunday, October 31, 2004 1:17:08 PM
Best MLM
ryan – (69.39.92.120) – Monday, November 1, 2004 1:43:26 PM
good job dave
Buddy BB_02@zorro.net
www.zorro.com/~buddy.html
11/15/04@18:05
Very, very well done. Started reading, couldn’t leave! Bud
Frank J. Ahearn ahearns@comcast.net
11/16/04@04:41
I.U.W.G.1 Nov 16 1966-1967. Cam Rahn Bay..Anyone want to say hello…please hurry…
M MMCJSTANGER@hotmail.com
12/6/04@17:11
Im a 23 year old that found your web sight searchimg for r- c helicopter stuff. learning to fly. but browsed your sight. i dont ever read other then what i have to and i was glued to the computer till i was done.if i could tell you and anybody else that served is thank-you.thank-you.thank- you. job well dpne and im glad you wrote about your experiences. i might go find a book about vietnam. anyways thank-you and good luck with the rest of your life.
Sarge 1SGT_01@finest.net
1/3/05@07:57
Terrific personal narratives. Brought back lots of memories. Best, Old Sarge
Terry Burhans terburhans@aol.com
1/3/05@12:44
Dave…from the comments your work and research pleases many. Nice Job! I was searching for “A Battery of the 1/26th FA TAB attached to V Corps.” Giessen Germany was our location. Headquarters was in Darmnstadt and “B” I think was aslo in Giessen in the depot area. I was there May of 1970 through Sept of 1971. Wow! The memories are great and the experience was outstanding. Mine was 93F20…Artillary Ballastic Meteorologist. What a great start for my career…After the 2 year military stint it was on to television broadcasting weather in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, and now FOX6 XETV in San Diego, California. Your stories are interesting and bring back many warm beer and convoy memories on the autobahn! Sunny Skies Terry Burhans 619-743-0500
Bill Benson willard@insightbb.com
Thursday, March 18, 2004 3:29:32 PM
3/18/04 fire bases devins, lyinch, 1970-71
David Mullinax dmmullinax88@aol.com
Sunday, March 21, 2004 11:02:14 AM
I was a medic with the 65th Engineers in Cu Chi 6/67 – 6/68. I would like to make contact with anyone who served then, especially in Charlie Comnpany. I have numerous photos which I hope to have up on a website within a couple months. I need help in identyfying a lot of these guys. Good work with this site.
Jim Wears moxnix@netlink.net
Monday, March 29, 2004 6:20:43 AM
Budingen? Yea, I was there once. I spent three years there one night. 1959-1962 KP, Guard Duty, extra training, forfiture of 6&2/3. Yea, I remember Budingen. I grew up there. You might even say that Budingen has made me what I am today… a Civilian. Jim Wears Bravo troop 12th Cav. MOS 133.10
THOMAS RITTNER deathraider1@aol.com
Tuesday, March 30, 2004 4:52:36 PM
HE WAS MY COUSIN TRYING TO FIND ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH HIM Ronald Roy Cassel Private First Class PERSONAL DATA Home of Record: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Date of birth: Saturday, 06/14/1947 MILITARY DATA Service: Army (Selective Service) Grade at loss: E3 Rank: Private First Class ID No: 52678305 MOS: 17B20 Field Artillery Radar Crewmember LenSvc: Less than one year Unit: 238TH FA RADAR DET, 108TH ARTY GRP, XXIV CORPS CASUALTY DATA Start Tour: Friday, 02/24/1967 Cas Date: Thursday, 05/18/1967 Age at Loss: 19 Remains: Body Recovered Location: Quang Tri, South Vietnam Type: Hostile, Died Reason: Multiple Fragmentation Wounds – Ground Casualty ON THE WALL Panel 20E Line 022
Bill McCormick wmccormi@edd.ca.gov
Friday, August 20, 2004 2:32:21 PM
Interesting site I could almost smell that crazy place
again. I served in the 174th Ord.Det. (68-69) in Cam Ranh
Bay. Many of you comments echo the book “Stolen Valor”.
It seems there a more wannabes than ever out there. Keep
up the good work. Just another G.I. Bill McCormick
J R bdu6@aol.com
Tuesday, August 31, 2004 10:10:44 AM
Dave : Well done. I remember that which I wanted to forget, always felt guilty making it back…your story helped, Thanks,and God bless… II Corps,25ID, 68.
MLM
– (134.39.173.75) – Sunday, October 31, 2004 1:17:08 PM
Best MLM
ryan – (69.39.92.120) – Monday, November 1, 2004 1:43:26 PM
good job dave
Buddy BB_02@zorro.net
www.zorro.com/~buddy.html
11/15/04@18:05
Very, very well done. Started reading, couldn’t leave! Bud
Frank J. Ahearn ahearns@comcast.net
11/16/04@04:41
I.U.W.G.1 Nov 16 1966-1967. Cam Rahn Bay..Anyone want to say hello…please hurry…
M MMCJSTANGER@hotmail.com
12/6/04@17:11
Im a 23 year old that found your web sight searchimg for r- c helicopter stuff. learning to fly. but browsed your sight. i dont ever read other then what i have to and i was glued to the computer till i was done.if i could tell you and anybody else that served is thank-you.thank-you.thank- you. job well dpne and im glad you wrote about your experiences. i might go find a book about vietnam. anyways thank-you and good luck with the rest of your life.
Sarge 1SGT_01@finest.net
1/3/05@07:57
Terrific personal narratives. Brought back lots of memories. Best, Old Sarge
Terry Burhans terburhans@aol.com
1/3/05@12:44
Dave…from the comments your work and research pleases many. Nice Job! I was searching for “A Battery of the 1/26th FA TAB attached to V Corps.” Giessen Germany was our location. Headquarters was in Darmnstadt and “B” I think was aslo in Giessen in the depot area. I was there May of 1970 through Sept of 1971. Wow! The memories are great and the experience was outstanding. Mine was 93F20…Artillary Ballastic Meteorologist. What a great start for my career…After the 2 year military stint it was on to television broadcasting weather in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Cleveland, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois, and now FOX6 XETV in San Diego, California. Your stories are interesting and bring back many warm beer and convoy memories on the autobahn! Sunny Skies Terry Burhans 619-743-0500
Andy Lomax lomax@online.no
Wednesday, December 10, 2003 3:32:14 PM
Truly excellently written and well-documented personal experience of the Vietnam war, written with insight. Thank you for taking the time to write it all down. Bookmarked!
Marco marcokim@hotmail.com
Friday, December 26, 2003 10:59:12 PM
Hi Dave, I enjoied your site pretty well. It is always happy to share with others.
Tom ezgrandpa@aol.com
Saturday, December 27, 2003 2:05:50 PM
Thanks for a first hand look into the real Nam I have heard so little about from those who served.(The news press is for profit,so you don’t always get the real story) As it happens I was at home making the transmissons for the huey’s and s-64 cargo choppers during the war and often wanted to say thanks for all of you who gave your all to the USA. “THANKS” Fantastic site and a renewed respect for all of you.
Wayne Williams WAYNEANDMARGE@peoplepc.com
Friday, January 2, 2004 6:51:53 PM
Looking for anyone who served at Det 3 620th TCS (PAMPER) from 1969-1971.
Murdock Thomas murdock477th101st@yahoo.com
Thursday, January 22, 2004 10:22:54 PM
I served in 4/77th HHB at Camp Eagle 68/Oct – 69/Nov. I am looking for contacts of others that were there the same time. Please contact me email or phone murdock477th101st@yahoo.com or 251-649-3096 I was a sp4 Radio Operator. Thanks Murdock
STEVE MCCRORY TOBIAS4@CHARTER.NET
Friday, January 23, 2004 11:14:03 PM
LOOKING FOR VIETNAM VETS FROM 2/22/25TH INF. 1967-68 I WAS A MEDIC IN THIS UNIT DURING THAT TIME. I AM LOOKING FOR A BUDDY (RICHARD BUDDYMEYER) OR ANYONE IN THAT UNIT AT THAT TIME. PLEASE E-MAIL THANK YOU
Bill Bain mbt2000@earthlink.net
Friday, February 6, 2004 7:36:44 AM
Thursday Feb.06 2004 Dave your site brought back a lot of old memories. Thank you.I seved with the 3/13 artillery 01Jan1968 to 01Oct1968
jon jons@hotmail.com
http://www.credit-for-you.com
Tuesday, February 10, 2004 3:31:56 PM
Looking for anyone who served at Det 3 620th TCS (PAMPER) from 1969-1971
mike mikesmith@hotmail.com
http://www.vacuums.ws
Tuesday, February 10, 2004 3:32:49 PM
great site!
sarah rogers sarah_r@hotmail.com
http://www.luggage.credit-for-you.com
Tuesday, February 10, 2004 3:33:45 PM
dave, great site and info.
Lori Colbourne
Friday, March 22, 2002 3:10:53 PM
Hello, I’m Lori, I’m 14 and from Wales, Uk… I was just
searching yahoo.com for my history homework/coursework and
your site
came up, so thank you for the help and pictures.
Russ Dearmore champsruss@yahoo.com
Saturday, April 13, 2002 12:37:32 PM
Dave, I’m Russ and was with the 725TH radar section at Cu Chi. I went Go Da Hau FSB many times from Mar 69-Feb70. I repaired the Q-4’s and the PPS-5’s and PPS-4’S. I helped call in artillery once when the mortar tracking Q-4 was waiting parts with the warrent officer for the set. Lots of fun that night on that wooden tower the Q-4 used. I didn’t fix any of the 25’s like you operated but Smitty did and I bet you met him. He was a tall slim boy from Oklahoma. He’s no longer slim but he visits me sometimes in Las Vegas which is my home. I have his e-mail address if you want it. I went to most of the Fire Support Bases and really enjoyed it, except for the part about being scared xxxxless all the time. Ha You guys did a great job and really helped the units over there at the time and if no one has ever said it. THANKS ALOT………..Russ
Stan Flerlage flerlages@juno.com
Monday, May 13, 2002 2:34:34 PM
Served with 134th Aslt Hlcptr. at Phu Heip in 67-68I was also a draftee but did not see a reason to enlist. Enjoyed your site though, brought back a lot of memories of when I first entered.
Bob Ault CBAULT@AOL.COM
Friday, June 28, 2002 1:38:36 PM
Enjoyed reading about your experiences in Vietnam. I served with the 25th Infantry Division 2nd of the 12th from October 1967 to May 1968 when I was wounded. I am now retired and have time to write. I am looking for any Vietnam Veterans who would like to share thier stories. I can be reached at the above email address. Welcome home.
Doug nospamdoug@cowtownjeeps.com
www.cowtownjeeps.com
Tuesday, July 2, 2002 8:29:15 PM
Came to your site to read about your Tri Pacer, but then spent the next 3 hours reading about your experiences in Vietnam. I am glad you spent the time to tell your tale, as it is unedited, and a great resource for future generations to find out what it was really like there. Thanks Doug
Jose Moran oldsfer_67@yahoo.com
Tuesday, July 9, 2002 5:07:44 PM
Served with C Co. 2/8th Cav (65-66). Was with “PONY SOLDIER THREE” recon element
Jay Jay_522@best.net
Saturday, November 15, 2003 9:59:44 AM
Dave, this is one of the best Vietnam websites I’ve ever seen! Thanks for sharing and welcome home. Jay-
Roland Roberts roland@americamail.com
Monday, November 17, 2003 12:59:46 PM
Dave, just came across your site. I was your CO (green 2Lt at the time) when the 5 person team brought the TPS-25 over to Vietnam. The funny story I remember is how I made us secure a perimeter (armed to the teeth) around the C- 130 when it landed at Bien Hoa. Then saw everybody laughing at us for even trying to do that. Shows how green I was. Anyway, good to reminisce on your site. Drop a line if you feel like it. Roland
george negrete Maryann.negrete@comcast.com
Wednesday, November 19, 2003 6:07:33 PM
Hi, This is George Negrete. I am looking for anyone who served in Vietnam with 169th Engineers at Long Bin. Serving during the years of 1966-69. I was also attached to the 25th inf. at Bare Cat. I can be reached at Marann.Negrete@comcast.com Looking forward to hearing from anyone that served with me George
adam west awest@ordeal.net
Tuesday, December 2, 2003 9:21:13 PM
Hi Dave, great site
Earnest Mac Spurlin spurlin-mac@mindspring.com
Sunday, December 23, 2001 10:54:17 PM
Served with C Troop 12th Cav 3rd Armored Division in Budingen, Germany from Oct 1966 to March 1969 as a tank mechanic. Did not care much for the Army but loved my job and my after duty hour activities – especially my last 18 months.
Richard Charlson ractruckin@msn.com
Monday, December 24, 2001 2:22:39 PM
Dave what a greate site!! I stumbled across it looking for pa-22 pic. Looking for a RC scale to work on for the winter. I was with the 572nd Trans Co. Long Ben 69/70. Thank You for this great page and WELCOME HOME BROTHER. Rich
Ron Leonard rollayo@earthlink.net
http://members.tripod.com/ronleonard/index.htm
Monday, December 24, 2001 8:37:22 PM
Good Job. i was one of the guys that got to blow hell out of the bushes sometimes when you found movement. FSB Crook, Washington and Diamond to name a fewNow pictures I site has. We were the gunship platoon from 25th Aviation.
LUKE rambo1@intlaccess.com
Wednesday, January 16, 2002 5:04:39 PM
DAVE, THANKS FOR A FANTASTIC WEB PAGE. I JUST STOPPED MY TEARS BECAUSE OF THE MEMORIES. I SERVED WITH THE 25TH INF.DIV. 7TH 11TH ARTY. BRAVO BTRY. TAY NINH NOT FAR FROM YOUR PHOTO OF NUI BA DEN MT. WE KEPT THE VC FROM TAKING THE ROCK QUARRY OVER. I WAS AT F.S.B. BUELLE 105MM GUN SEC.6 YOU HAVE A NUMBA 1 SITE. KEEP UP YOUR HARD WORK I’LL VISIT THIS SITE AGAIN !! BU CU DINKY DUA IN THE CA. HIGH DESERT
les knott delta 3/22/25th xo 1969 state farm.com bxs4
Wednesday, January 30, 2002 4:34:52 PM
was at buell aug 22,1968 and was with delta when the
enginers and our company constructed the bunkers
and laid the wire for crook.was glad we weren’t therefor
the ground assault. l remember a dozer operator
requesting a couple troops to ride shotgun as a
came up out of the ground and ran across the blown up
bridge and disappeared.Was funny that the minute we
arrived in the choppers that whores and beer sellers
appeared on the scene.some secret fire base i think
it was laid out on the edge of bunker complex.
David Fitchpatrick Elainehf@aol.com
Saturday, February 2, 2002 6:05:43 PM
I was an 105mm Howitzer gun chief, B bat 5th Bn/27th arty,
stationed 9/68 – 9/69. Proud to have served, great sight,
LZ Sherry in Phan Thiet is where I was Stationed.
Supported 3th/506 101st Airborn, 25th Division and the
173rd.
Rick Newbrough Reelman452@yahoo.com
Saturday, February 9, 2002 6:14:16 PM
Served with D Company, 2/34 Armour, 25th Infantry Division,Viet Nam,1970.Base Camp Dau Tieng in III Corps.Volunteer veteran and I’d do it again.Proud to have served.God bless you all.
Thomas C. Satterthwaite tsatterthwaite@msn.com
Tuesday, February 19, 2002 7:28:32 PM
Just found your great web page! My brother Richard was KIA while serving in the 25th Inf.on March 19, 1969. in the area betwee Cu Chi and the Ho Bo Woods. His unit was : Co. “C” 12 Inf. 25th Inf. If any one has any knowledge of this action or can help me find details of the fire fight, pleas e-mail me at :tsatterthwaite@msn.com
Lar Gilinsky Lar@ch49.com
ch49.com
Tuesday, March 5, 2002 6:55:13 AM
I was an Air Force Radar(AC&W)Operator 620 TCS Monkey
Mountain I Corp Feb26’70-Jan15’71. Everytime we get into a
war I end up ‘going back to VietNam,’ this time by Internet!
Otherwise, I’m a middle-aged Information Technology guy who
has had the good fortune of having a great family. (Nice
Site.)
duong le duong5ive@yahoo.com
http://tm.jx.st
Wednesday, March 13, 2002 6:32:59 PM
im vnese, and i m searching for vietnam war pictures
pam blackwel@logantele.com
http://www.geocities.com/kyflaggirl/index.html
Friday, August 31, 2001 10:37:29 AM
God bless you and Thank you for serving! My site is a Tribute to my father who was KIA 3 weeks before I was born.
Lori Colbourne lori4radiohead@hotmail.com
Wednesday, September 5, 2001 3:00:37 PM
Hello, I’m Lori, I’m 14 and from Wales, Uk… I was just searching yahoo.com for my history homework/coursework and your site came up, so thank you for the help and pictures.
Johnny Sinnett jsinnett@kscable.com
Monday, September 17, 2001 5:49:51 PM
I served at Cu Chi in the 3rd of 13th artillery from Oct. 1967 to Oct. 1968 I have alot of pictures that are simlar to your. Johnny Sinnett
Ted MajTD_014@aol.com
Monday, October 15, 2001 1:05:09 PM
What an incredibly interesting site, Dave. Your narratives brought back many memories. Thanks for sharing! Ted.
Fred Burleson Steamtrain88@hotmail.com
Saturday, October 20, 2001 10:43:47 PM
I enjoyed your page. It brought back memories. I served with “C” Btry 1/8 Artillery, 25th Infantry 11/68 to 11/69. I served at Fire Base Keene III, Dau Tang, Fire Base Jackson, Patrol Base Dimond II nad III and Fire Base Devens.
Pete Sawyer peterjsawyer@aol.com
Tuesday, November 6, 2001 5:22:33 AM
I was drafted Nov 1968 Basic at Ft Bliss, AIT Ft Benning and 4 weeks at Ft Sill and then on to Budingen Germany to serve with 3/12 Air Cav Budigen. I never went to Nam. But I am sure that we certainly crossed paths. Your Web Page is outstanding.
joe nawrozki joe.nawrozki@baltsun.com
Tuesday, November 20, 2001 2:41:46 PM
Nice site, comprehensive, another voice well spoken. The stereotypes of Nam vets was so horrendous — but not all the fault of the media. Some guys elected to be professional vets; worse, wannabes really clouded the issue. The most sound testimony to our making it back in The World are folks like you, uncompromising, understated. We all lead by our walk, not our talk. And please remember, some of us went into the media and brought much understanding and truth to the issue. Anyway, welcome home and celebrate life. JN, ROK Tiger Div., 66-67, army combat correspondent.
gary larabee glarabee@procal.com
Tuesday, November 20, 2001 2:55:35 PM
i was in nam oct68-oct69 at (correct spelling) dau tieng. itis pronounced zau tieng. i too saw the black virgin mountain every day, that’s how i knew i was still alive. you did a #1 job on your site. welcome home
Joe Green j.b.green@bathspa.ac.uk
Friday, November 30, 2001 3:29:40 AM
Great site. Your site and ones like it are what the internet should be about. Keep on keepin on
Nicole Klonicki and Brent Jury Jr. CoCoBum84@hotmail.com
Tuesday, December 4, 2001 6:51:27 AM
I think that what you have shared about Vietnam is really neat……I was glancing through for an assignment we are doing in my english class……we are reading the book Fallen Angles about Vietnam and now we are going to be putting the report toghether……its amazing that war is so real…….I just wanted you to know that this stuff is awesome and to say thank you in your help with providing me with this information.