Carl Johnson
carl.johnson@cwix.com

Very good site. I am a former Marine, that never served in Vietnam. I just like reading about the war, Way to go. You represent the war the best I have seen yet. Congrats, and may you triumph over any of lifes abstacles, you have so far. Carl

Steve Driscoll
sdriscoll@amfm.com

Dave…I enjoyed reading your reflections on Vietnam as a soldier. It kinda helped to lighten the mood seeing that I have been checking out various Vietnam websites since Monday evening because I am very interested in this particular war. I find it amazing that anyone came back based on some of the comments from soldiers who were writing to their parents. Some of these letters are extremely sad…But in reality, it’s the horrors of war…thanks for bringing some common sense to it all..if that’s possible. But I must say thanks for what you did..I’m glad someone can look back on your Vietnam experience with a sense of humor, not to mention what you said about the Vietnam Economy, that is absolutely true…again Thanks…I enjoyed it. Steve Driscoll, Odessa, Texas

Jim Zapata
CaptainZap@Home.com

I was truly touched and inspired reading your stories. As I look into the posibilities of buying a tri-pacer, I look into the eyes of my three young children. I do hope that we can have the relationship that you obviously had with your dad. My wife is fearful and uncertain what a private plane will mean as she has absorbed every horror story of losing a spouse and/or a child in a plane wreck. Your rememberances will be shared with her. I know that your dad is proud of you, just as you are of your children. God Bless you, Jim Zapata

Roy Willis
rwillis@itlnet.net

Dave This is a very informative web site. I have enjoyed it very much, and would like to congratulate you on it.

Joe Crisler
josephcrisler@aol.com

I was with A btry 1st 321st 101st airborne div. 105 atry.Dec.67 arrived at cu chi,later went north ,came back toward Hue during Tet 68.I left from lz sally. Yoy have a good site;enjoyed your tales and etc. It brings back old memories! some good some bad! I like a lot of people just tried to block out all of that and move on.After all these years I can now look back and even talk about some of the s–t we did. Welcome home

josephcrisler@.com

I enjoyed your site! The tales brought back memories(good and bad ),I went over with the 101st in 67;from Ft.Campbell.Was at Cu chi for a while .then went north (close to DMZ ).Tet broke out in Hue.so they moved us back there.When I left.we were at LZ sally. I was with A btry 1st 321st 101st airborne div.(105 arty)

Robert Lee
leerober@aol.com

You have a great web page. I found it by doing a search on TriPacer. I am new to creating web pages. Could you tell me what software you used and how did you create the thumb nail picture. I have been playing with Word 7 to create a web page, but I have trouble with pictures. All the pictures come in too large. Thanks Robert Raleigh, NC

Nathan Morgan
TheBandit477@hotmail.com

Sir I am wondering about something. I have a POW/MIA adopted that was a member of the 4th Mechanized Battalion, 23rd infantry, 25th Division. I was just wondering if that would be right. Is the 23rd Infantry a part of the 25th Division? Just a stupid question.

Dan Bishop
dano_69_2000@yahoo.com

I was in the 25th div. in Hawaii back in1975.. I was In the 1st and 21st gimlets… and would like to hear more. thanks !!

Hsing Chen
HsingC@aol.com

Hi, I am working on a biography bout Phyllis Diller for A&E. I am trying to find anyone who has home movies from Vietnam. I am specifically looking for the Bob Hope USO Show with Phyllis Diller. Do you have any home videos or photos of the two? I’d appreciate your help! Thanks, Hsing Chen

Victor E. Atherton
vea6642@aol.com

Saw your web page.I was there 25th Div 1966-1968 7th Bn 11th Arty.Was sent to 4th/9th Inf.as an RTO for FO team.Was trained as surveyor.Reading your comments on coming home… Well lets just say I understand how it was.Gald you made it home. Best of luck

Landon McAllister
lanmac@peoplepc.com
http://www.mcrosieworks.com
Great pages, Dave. I really enjoyed your writing and pictures, particularly about your R&R in Japan. I was in the Second Wolfhounds and worked out of many of the hard spots along the Cambodian border. I’m sure you may have operated out of FSB Jackson and some of our PBs. I still remember how great the Arty support was–loved those 8-inch guns! Your writing about Tra Cu really rang a bell with me–I still remember that smell. Thanks for the great pages. Dutch McAllister

bryan billings
cyperman@mail.com

I am studying the vietnam war if u have info or pic to send please send them. it will help my grade out a whole lot. if not thank u anyway

Frank
FSchlueter@aol.com
http://www.frankschlueter.de
Hi, I’ve found your page while looking for Nam stories. Will come back and read your personal accounts. Best Frank (Berlin/GER)

leo c rice
leo and mae web tv.net

i am looking for any one that that wasin d troop 3/4 cav 67 68

Jessica &Denise Meeker
DMEEKER@GUIDANT.COM

I enjoyed your pictures . I’m using them for my sixth grade report on the Vietnam War. THANK YOU FOR SERVING OUR COUNTRY !!!!!!!

Dan Voth
dvoth46@hotmail.com

Great site.

Jerry Klym
ryan@wko.com

Great site. Am wanting to restart my flying hobby. Looking to own/fly a Tri-Pacer. Thanks

WILLIAM BARRY
wilsche@gateway.com

I WAS WITH 2 22 25 INF DIV MARCH 69 TILL NOV 69. SENT T0 JAPAN TO RECOVER. JUST GOT THIS COMPUTER AND TRYING TO LEARN IT. THANKS BILL

Jim Witt
jimscollision@voyager.net

I have just begun the restoration of my 1956 TriPacer 150. I have never flown one as this one came as a project. The plane last flew in the mid 70’s I think and was in storage without the wings for the last 20 odd years.I will let you know how it is going. I am leaving for a couple of weeks so I wont be working on it till then.I will talk to you again.

Jamie Moore
jamie-moore@uiowa.edu

I am enrolled in a Vietnam class and your site really helped me to understand what the war was like and everything you guys went through.

rockwilliams
rockwilliams_57@yahoo.com

very nice!!!10 bag full,good jobgun bunnies,are not to bad!!!

howard m. flath
terrik@wdata.com

just look nice to read about what it was like..

K.M. Kheem
dr69kheem@hanmail.net

H Hello!! I doing military service in Korea. sure soutjh korea ^^ Iwonder who r u? pleaes send me a letter?

Crymes
hersh@etgs.com

I have a club called artillary vietnam. I was in the 25th the 8 inches. d/3/13th the clain.I’ve been looking for some of the guys. haven’t found any one yet your the closet one yet.

A.J Kirkland Jr.
AJKirk1948

Was with 101st Airborne Div. 1 Dec.1967 til 16 Sept. 1968 Wounded on that day in Chu Chi. We were with certain units of the 25 Inf. Later A.J

Delmer Rollins
del_73110@@@yahoo.com

I was wiyh 101 AB in MAY 1968 TO mAY 1969 WORK WITH THE 25 Inf. I WOUTH LIKE DO A WEBPAGE BUT DON,T HOW!

JWS
wmmjack@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/bn61st/161index.htm
A superb site. Your VietNam part is real. And your “Thoughts Today” are truely on target. Great collection of .wav files too. Keep up the good work. Hang tough.

Joseph Flannick
FloorPro@aol.com

I owned TriPacer N3275Z from 1969 thru 1972. It was a basic airplane. When I purchased it, it had an old “coffee grinder” radio. It didn’t even have a landing light! But you know, it sure brings back fond memories. It was FUN to fly!

Ronald Knight
zey@bellsouth.net

Need information on 3rd Squadron, 4th Calvary, 25th Infantry Division, Cu Chi, Vietnam, 1970. HHQ Troop

angela smith
sskatrboy16@aol.com

your story of combat was very interesting. I am glad that you took your time to put together this page. take care love angela

David M. Bond
b007@alltel.net

Vietnam Address: SPC 4 2nd 35th 3rd Brigade at Pliekoo

john ruggiero
jruggeiro@detma.org

enjoyed your homepage. brought back memories. was at cu chi 1966-1967, with the AGC.

Scott Santa
ssanta@digysis.net

I enjoyed reading your airplane, journey of love, project. I purchased a 1958 Tri-pacer 1 year ago and have taken on the task of recovering the wings and tail feathers this winter. I have striped everthing and was starting to feel overwhelmed until I read your story. I hope to be back flying by spring. I can hardly wait to fly back into the Great Bear wilderness this comming summer.

Blaine Yaeger
kjp1@concentric .net

Dave, I am only 31 .born in 1968. I would like to say thank you for your great story. Also thank you for being a damn good american. PEACE & LOVE Blaine Yaeger

John Williams
coltwilliams@cs

Great pictures! Nice to see a well maintained Tri-Pacer. I used to own a 1961 Piper Colt and really enjoyed flying it. Hope to someday purchase a Tri-Pacer or maybe another Colt. They’re great airplanes.

Olivier Etienne
tienne1@caramail.com

I’m a student at the Belgian Air Force studying flightmechanics and I want discuss the tri-pacer in all his technical ways, like the engine . So if you could give more technical information about the plane or if you know an adress on the internet, plese send it to me. My uncle also has a tri-pacer, the OO-JAK! But he can’t give me all the information I need, but you had to fix your plane so I hope that you can give more technical information. Kind regards, Olivier Etienne p.s.:nice homepage

Bob Yortel
bny1997@aol.com

I wish to know about the battle in Gia Dinh on 5/11/68. SGT Leonard Bell of the 25th inf div was killed in action on that day. Thank you

Stephanie Workman

I love your site I’m really in with the Vietnam War stuff and I want to learn lots more each day it’s reall practically what I search for every day on my computer. Thank You so much. And if you were wondering I am An eight grader.

THE CHIEF (A RIVER RAT)
ALANDEBSCRAPER@WEBTV.NET

I was at Tra Cu in 69 and remember seeing the orange tower you put up. I was on a damaged PBR getting repaired. I can still remember laughing watching the clusterf— involved between the Base CO and your crew putting the tower up. Tke care Shipmate and WELCOME HOME!!!!!!

Frank Sperandeo
mspearl@nwark.net
http://nwark.net/~mspearl/
Dave, Great web page! There is so many interesting topics and great sharp photos. Hope to meet you again at the swpc meetings. Franco

Rob Baughman
pfdfirefighter16@yahoo.com

I really enjoyed the pictures and stories about your Tripacer. I am a newly licensed pilot and was able to enjoy my first flight in a 1953 tripacer just this week. A gentleman at the local airport owns it and is willing to sell it to me at a reasonable cost. I am truly in love with the aircraft, and look forward to possibly owning my first.

walter cooper
walter_cooper@millar.com

served with a/1/27 25th infantry in 70 welcome home brother

edward r. navarro
NAVAR@GATEWAY.NET

station saigon military police 1969 I’m still serving in the active reserves afcourse i have change to the USCG I serve as reserve recruter. I have enjoy your page

Kim Campbell
wb4lzq@mindspring.com

Dave, Very interesting page. I was unable to get in the army in 1969 when I graduated high school because of poor vision in one eye. I felt like I let my fellow citizen down for many years. However my friends who did go convinced me that I did’nt miss anything worthwile. I sincerly want to thank you and all the other vets that served. Being older and wiser I believe we should not have been there under the restrictions our government made you guys suffer under. Good job and thanks again. Kim Campbell

Nathan R. Turner
fatboy@myspaceonline.com
http://www.geocities.com/eureka/vault/4362
Hi! I really like your story about Vietnam. I am a 16 Year old kid. Who is thinking seriously about going in the military. I just wondered if you can tell me alittle about how the army works and the training it takes to become a soilder. I’ve been everywhere and nobody will give me that information. Even the Official Army page denise that info. so if you could give me a little hint, and tell me what I need to do to prepare myself, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you!

Mike Concannon
cvcvnrus@email.msn.com

Dave – Nice stuff. I am an ex Naval Aviator, cut my teeth on the A-4 series. Also have always been deep into civil aviation (CFI, ATR). I flew a Tri-Pacer as a teenager ($10 bucks for 1/2 hr dual!) when they were new – circa 1957. I always liked them, and their looks Best regards Mike Concannon

marion david persinger
drwelding@zoomnet.net

I went into national guards of fla. in 1956 at the age 15. went usa army in 1956-57, special forces e-7, in 1957-58, nam. in 1959-60, reinlisted in nam. discharged in 1964. like to obtain information on this time and era if possible. thank you m.d.persinger

SSG VEGA, DOLORES
LOLOVEGA

HI: I READ YOUR MEMORIES AND IT LOOK LIKE MINE. I WAS AT TAY NING AND CU CHI,ALSO AT PLEIKU, CAMARAN BAY. I FINISH AT LONG BING

SSG VEGA DOLORES
LOLOVEGA@YAHOO.COM

I ME EARLIER MESSAGE I FORGOT MY UNIT AT THERE I WAS WITH 2/22 25TH INF MECH. BASE CAMP CU CHI AND TAY NINH AND FINISHED AT CAMRAHN BAY

Andy Elliott
pacer8963d@yahoo.com

Enjoyed your stories.

1SG Jim Shinault (Retired)
srrace6@aol.com

Richard M.Clatterbuck
Clatterbuck@gatewayemail.net

Iwas in pleku,vietnam dec.1967 to 1968 with 1st,14th,25th division hq.co.as a cook.other with me were danny mederios,jerry hoover,arlas wilder, Isaw Danny in 1975 or 76 in calif. WE WERE also in (unsure of spelling)chu lie and duc foe. i GOD BLESS ALL OF US WHO CAME BACK..

Michael Wells
Mmtwain@aol.com

HHC 1st Bn 5th (Mech) 25 ID Aug 66 – Apr 68

John Webb
tbdc@erols.com

I enjoyed your site. Your comments on Vietnam today were heartfelt and thought provoking. I was with 3/4 Cav, 1st Plt, A Troop, 66 – 67. You have returned. I wish to some day.

eric denny
ejsrdenny@hotmail.com

My father was Jerry David Denny, Captain, USAA. I know nothing about his service, my mother will not talk about it. He died Jan 31 in the Tay Ninh province and was a member of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division. Any information is welcome. Capt Eric Denny, USAF

Ted Malecki
TMM3445@AOL.COM

JUST FELT LIKE BROWSING, FOUND YOUR PAGE TOURED 70-71 WITH THE 25TH. C CO 1ST 47TH INF THEN HHC 2ND BRIG.

Joseph A. Snow
snowmann49@aol.com

I’m a hopeless romantic about Tripacers and enjoyed your web page very much. I hope to join the happy ranks of Tripacer owners soon and I’m always checking out info about this beauty. I just received my private pilot ticket last July and have always dreamed of owning a Tripacer. My flight instructor and 2 mechanics at the airport where I fly out of have all good things to say about this airplane. Feel free to send me any info regarding this airplane. Thanks for sharing your passion with the rest of us! Sincerely, Joe Snow, 2802 Northland Drive, Eau Claire, WI 54703 (715)834-8479

Sumner W. Kinney
icanrent@midcoast.com
http://www.midcoast.com/icanrent
Today is 11 Nov 99. I was with the 1st Bn 8th Fld Arty HHB from 69-70. Would enjoy hearing from anyone that was there during that era. The early out program that you discuss in a paper was a bad deal in hindsight. We should of come home to a military base in the US in order to get our feet back on the ground.

donald powell
sky@ruralcomm.com

When young I had a 1953 tripacer that I flew a lot. N3403A I got married and got rid of the tripacer. The tripacer is what I sould have kept…… Have fun.

Luka Kumer
ssdblate

Those guys serving there must have been real brave. I am their great fan. I would really like to meet some of them to hear(or to read) the story from first hand. Luka Kumer ,Slovenia(x – Yugoslavia)

Joe Russell
joerumble2@aol.com

David this is a very good site on the war in Nam.I was in the Army from Nov. 76 til nov 79 and I served with many Vets…The pain was still fresh in there eye’s. When I was in my teenage years before the Army…I longed to be there…thinking I could have helped or made a difference somehow…Something in my mind keeps drawing me to learn all I can about you guy’s that fought and died and survived over there…thanks again…welcome home!

Dave Pasquale
kwp@fast.net

I work at witmer’s aircraft service in reading pa. found your page because we are restoring a tri pacer as we speak

dre bou mitri
something@hotmail.com

thanx for your info, cuase i’m usingit for a social studies project on induividulas who have gone through vitenam, thanks

James Jones
jhjones@pdq.net

“Nui Ba Den” Dave, You said that you believed “that the U.S. Army had a communications station at the summit for a period of time. (September, 1969)” Dave, I know for a fact that many young men were executed on that mountain after a night of futile defense and heroic efforts to extract them from the camp. We watched from the grounds of the 45th Surgical Hospital the flares and the tracers lighting an erie, deadly glow around the top as the battle waged on. In the morning they brought the bodies down. Many had been shot point blank behind the head, They were so young and so dead. I’ll never forget it. As I recall, they were with communications and vital to Long Range Patrols (LRP’s) as well as all of South VN because of the unique features/position of “Black Widow Mountain”. Cpt. James Jones, MC (MD)

Sherry M. Paradis
sherrypara@aol.com

My brother Walter Magoon was also in the Vietnam war from 1971 through 1972 It was tough for him.

Terry Green
greentag@earthlink.net

I guess I was just lucky, I was assg to 7/11th fa in July of 72. It later became 2/11. We trained guys right out of basic. I was then transfered to 1/8th as cadre to train more guys straight out of basic. I will never figure out how we missed being sent to V/N. Just pure dumb luck I guess.

Doug
dougs@meridianlp.com

Dave, I enjoyed the site. I looked up Tri Pacer on Yahoo and your site came up. I am glad I stopped by. The flying stories are great. I am finishing up my private’s license and hope to be having some adventures of my own soon. The plane looks like fun.

jose a. castro
Cast024@yahoo.com

I was in the 7th Bn. 15th field artillery Pleyku 1970 to 71. I am looking for some info.on my unit.

Chuck Barclay
cbarclay@TheSurf.com

Just happened upon your site while doing a yahoo search. Enjoyed your story of the flight of 78A. Gives me hope for the future. I am the owner of 2279A

Mike Check
macheck@supreior.net

Enjoyed your page I was in Shrang valley Just west of Qui Nhon Hwy 19 I was depot rebuild mechanic 160th HEM Co. 86th Maint Bn.Oct. 67-68. Hope you are well. Mike Check

Norman “Butch” Petit
tunnelrat13@earthlink.net

Dave, Nice Base Camp to drop by. THe 25th was still a very active unit in the NAM the whole war. We had the 13th and 8th Artillary droping them in for us. “On the WAY WAIT!” Butch Petit Squad Ldr & Tunnel Rat B Co 1st Bn (M) 5th Inf 2nd Bdge 25th Div Cu Chi Feb66 / Feb67 1st Plt 3rd Squad

matt fuller
fully69@aol.com

this is a great site im doing a report over the vietnam war and this really helped alot thanx. matt

Dan Corvin
jdcor72241@Aol.Com

Hi there, I was with the 25thDivArty in 1967-68 at Tet. Yes, wasn’t Cu Chi, Dau Tieng, Tay Ninh, and all the other places lovely. I was in charge of the Crypto/Codes while there. Nice to see your story. My Best, Dan

J RICHARD WATKINS
JRW1946@AOL.COM

Just checked out your site. We were at the same places at approx. the same time. I also spent a few weeks at Tra Cu. I was there for Thanksgiving ’69. Can’t say I miss it but it was interesting in the fact that it was different as it was kind of long and narrow. But it was also so very close to the Cambodian border. Too close if you really look back at it. We spent our time there going on ambush patrol at night. The Navy would bring us out at night and pick us up in the morning. If I remember right, those Navy guys had it pretty good compared to us grunts of the 1/27 Wolfhounds. But looking back, I wouldn’t have changed the experience of the Vietnam War. For those of us who were lucky enough to survive, it made us better men. Thanks for the site. Some of your pictures bring back some good memories, especially the Bob Hope Show that they flew us in for. We spent a few minutes there but we left to go to the PX. It had been over a month in the bush so we were eager to spend some of our money. Richard

jack niles
jniles@bellatlantic.net

I was at tra cu with rivdiv 532 jan. 69 to approx june 69 so I know those rivers and the 52 strikes, also we lost a lot of good men there. glad to see that u did not buy the farm.take care. smc jack niles usn rivdiv532

Lisa
lisa.mitchell@mciworld.com

I was just trying to find some information for my dad who also servered two terms in the Vietnam War in the 25th Infantry Division. I thought that maybe I could find some sites that would be healing to his soul that still suffers. I found yours to be excellent and I am printing it out for my dad. Maybe you knew him…His name is James (jack) Howerton from Del City, Oklahoma. Keep up the good work and Thank You.

tom bull
tomandsuebull@cs.com

I served in the 25th MP Co. Jan 67 to Jan 68. I was just searching the net and came upon your page.

Alicia Johnson
zima_chick_2002

this is a very excellent page and it gives many interesting ideas and photos about the war and what they had to go through

Wesley Hallamn
Kf4cot@mindspring.com

Was in the 1st of the 5th infantry div. in nam from leaving from ft carson in july 68-july69 operted the an/tps-15 on the dmz out of lower towers, with a great big starlight scope. Last stop was at lz sharon. While in germany I worked with the an/tps-4 and tps-33 for my three year there. Thank you for telling it like it was. for the most part nam was a good tour And speaking about planes those guys(sparky’s) that flew spotter for the jets should be give all the danm metal thier chest can hold. To me none braver

ROBERT BENSON
EMO123@flash.net

I’m doing a report over Vietnam and how it effected young teens as in 17-21 years old. Right now I’m 20 and have been in the Marine Corp for 1 and a half years! Would like to hear from you soom!!!

M. L. Church
mchurch@ci.tacoma.wa.us

My husband Forest (Dave) Church served with the 25th in Cu Chi about the same time you did. He passed away this last July 16. I wondered if you remembered him. He was 19 when he was there, from Florida. How I miss him! We were married 28 years.

John Young
ibc@xtra.co.nz

I was reading your story about rebuilding 78A. I didn’t notice on top of the article though that you had stated that it was 2278A. I have been trying to track down either the where-abouts or the demise of 2378A. My folks owned it froma about 1959 to 1963. It was very interesting to read your story. Thanks for sharing it. Wish you all the best. John Young Auckland New Zealand (Formerly Orange County Airport, Santa Ana, Calif.)

Les Thompson
Les21@ix.netcom.com

Was doing a search for a copy of the old draft notice. One of the hits was your site. Enjoyed reading your commentary and viewing your photo’s. Was a ground radio repairman, USAF 68 to 72. SEA tour at NKP Thailand. Again, great site. Les

Kerry N. Schaefer
President@pbr-fva.org
http://www.pbr-fva.org
Excellent site, especially the “My Thought Today” Page.

ANGI DE VILLIERS
deevees@mjvn.co.za

Brendan Foley
maptech@eircom.net
http://www.maptec.net
Tonight is my first visit to a vietnam site, so I browsed through the many names until I came to a good “Irish one” I would like to find more info on “Lads from the home turf” who served in Vietnam, or do’es an organisation such as this exist. My folk’s fought in France,There is no rememberance sites for them, just an old BW photo,and a grave that was never visited, they fought for a King against their faimlys wishes,and died with out a country to remember them. This is Irelands shame today!

Dennis G. Nutter
starwars@netusa1.net

I SERVED ON PBR’S [RIVER PATROL BOATS] DURING 6/67 TO 6/68 IN THE MEKONG DELTA. WELCOME HOME BROTHER.

Tricia Smith
tstinytots@aol.com
none
Just wanted to say thank you for posting your web page. I am doing a paper at school and this will help me alot. Thanks Again!!!!! tricia

D Reid
petertare@aol.com

Greatly enjoyed your telling of the success of your intergenerational experience via tube and cloth. Is not that what in the end matters most? You have found an ideal format to express your love of family. And I am a cessna 140 owner, no less!(but also actively searching for a tripacer for more family fun) Thanks.

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
none
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.