Roger A. Mc Gill
C2JR@aol.com
Dave, Great job you did on your WEB site. Really liked the way you put together your story from the begining to the end. Brought back many memories and at times thought I was reading my own story. Served with the 3/4 Cav at Cu Chi, 65-66. God Bless and WELCOME HOME
Maria
MaRiA@AoL.cOm
http://members.aol.com/Maria7890/index.html
Nice page!
Emily
EmilyTCG@hotmail.com
I very much commend you in your service in Nam and in how far you have come after. I thank you for serving our country, and creating a web page that everyone can learn from, you truly are a wonderful person! With much Regards!
Bernie Davies
bdavies@inetport.com
Very, very nice page. I was the artillery that had to get up from decent sleep and shoot the fire missions you called in. Thanks a lot! Glad I found your page.
David Ryan
Ryan@powersurge.net
You have an awsome home page
luke ijames
arctco1@aol.com
thanks for fighting
Dick Sansoni
rmsanso@nppd.com
Reading your website brings back memories from 33years ago. Ft. Sill, Hawaii,Thailand,Laos and Cambodia. US Army 63-65. 25th Division A Battery 2nd Battalion.
Harry Gunning
hairy_o@yahoo.com
eerved with 191st Assulh Helicopter Co. (Bounty Hunters). By some dumb mistake theylet me come back 30 days early on a six mo. exr. Probably the worse mistake I ever made in my life. The very best to you in all future endevers! Harry H. Guning III Tucson AZ.
Jim Chancellor
jimchancellor@niia.net
http://www.niia.net/~jimchancellor/vetlinks.html
Nice site – I added a link to you from my website under Veteran’s Personal Web Pages! Enjoyed your “frog” story! lol
Roy Stanford
stan@stealth.net
http://www.stealth.net/~stan
Dave……Extraordinary job! I really enjoyed your Vietnam picture gallery. You’ve really put a lot of work into your site and it shows!
richard talbott
talbott@comteck.com
I WAS WITH THE 86 SIGINAL BATT. 25TH INF.FORM 4-70 TO 8-70 THEN I WENT TO 52 SIGIAL BATT. CANTOE FROM 9-70 TO 4-71 THEN HOME.
Tristan Paul Jones
a.3.jones@elvis.murdoch.edu.au
www.murdoch.edu.au
I am personally interested in Vietnam War . I have been interested in the Army for many years now and I am wondering if you can send me some information on Vietnam War ? Besides , your’e web page is brilliant but can you put in more pictures and stories ? Thanks , Tristan Jones 49 Devonshire Street , Morley , W.A. Australia 6062
Tristan Jones
a.3.jones@elvis.murdoch.edu.au
ANY INFORMATION WILL BE APPRECIATED ON EITHER WORLD WAR 1 OR VIETNAM WARS ? PLEASE E-MAIL ME IF YOU DO !
john F. Jones
jfjones2@Yahoo.com
enjoyed your page . I was with the 554th Engr at chuchi and then with the c co 588th engr at lai khe 1969 – 70 looking for anyone there at that time . welcome home vets.
Wally Lueck
Fluke3@prodigy.net
Great page. My first plane ride was in the Pacer oqned as a company plane by State Bond and Mortgage of New Ulm MN. Saying it was a four place was somewhat stetching my experience with the plane. I learned in a taildragger.Aeronca. Thanks for a great page.
Mike Johnston
mdjohnst@msn.com
Great web site. Enjoyed reading your experiences in Viet Nam. I was there in 69-70 at Pleiku and An Khe. B Co. 4th Avn Battalion 4th Infantry Div.
Fred Quaile
fbaq@MosquitoNet.com
Dave, Enjoyed your website and positive attitude toward VN. I, too, was a draftee, something by choice. I needed the GI Bill for college. I was a medic and my bed was at Long Binh. 66-67. 61st Medical Detachment. A satellite of the 44th Medical Brigade. Again I appreciate your positive attitude.
Jim Coleman
jimbopak@gulftel.com
Thanks for a great story about your Tri-Pacer and your dad. I have been through the sudden loss and sudden responsiblity thing too! I’m a student pilot (at 42) and think I would love to own a Tri-Pacer in a year or so. Comments? Thanks again for a great web-page — rgds jim
Sgt. Barbara Boylston Adams
susanadams@mindspring.com
Just wanted to let you know I appreciated your site, and the pictures. I had joined the AirForce in 1970-1974 for my country, my brother served in Vietnam from 1966-1969 wounded three times, helicopter doorgunner. Thank you for serving!
Michelle Loy
mloy@access.mountain.net
Dave, Enjoyed your homepage. My mother, Arbutus Largent, is looking for information or anyone who knew her brother during the Vietnam War 68-69, was serving with the 25th Infantry division in or near the Cambodia border at times. His name is Floyd Lester Steward, “Bub”., Springfield, WV. Could you please give us the name of some web sites where we could submit info. for feedback? We would greatly appreciate your help. Thank you, Arbutus Largent and Michelle Loy
Greg Bahr
gregba@essex1.com
The Bob Hope Christmas Show 12/69, I was there, have some of the same photos, brings back memories. Greg Bahr, Cu Chi, Vietnam, Sep 69 Sep 70.
SGT. GARY P. WE
MWE686566@3AOL.COM
I am glad you have started this site. I was in the 4/23, 25th Inf. Div. from 1966-1967. I saw a lot of my best friends go down and I haven’t been able to forget them. We did not have to loose them. I would have rather not come back without them. But I came back with them in my heart and mind. I lost my squad leader. His name was SSG. Robert and he was a good man and did not have to be there. He only had 2 days left and then he was going to go home and be with his wife and kids. I’d like to tell more but I am having a hard time trying to write this, so will try later, OK? Keep up the good work. We need more like you. God be with you. G.W.
Tom Higgins
THig@supercom.org
Really great web site, Dave! Easy to navigate and very enjoyable. Keep up the good work. Regards, Tom
Ralph Dettwiler
rdett@iserv.net
http://members.tripod.com/~rdett
Nice page. Keep up the good work.
Jim Chancellor
jimchancellor@niia.net
http://www.niia.net/~jimchancellor/index.html
I flew with the 119th.AHC in the central highlands in 1969-70. Keep up the good work and ALWAYS remain strong to your convictions…jim
Amador Gutierrez (Sgt. George)
amadorf@trip.net
great work on your page somebody needs to keep this alive. I sent 26 months and got an early out by 149 days. Keep up the good work.
Kelechi C Anyanwu
kelechi 1@juno.com
Thank you dave for sharing you experience with me . I hope you had fun . Thank you for fighting for our country . GOODBYE
Walter WC Martin
belles_folks@compuserve.com
http://jeffersonsymphony.com/wcmartin
Dave, from time to time our paths must have crossed in and around Tay Ninh provence. I was stationed with the 3/13 field arty. 155 mm sp’s. We spent a good deal of time “Fire Balling ” around the country side, and on occasion we would be visited by a small group of guys in a duce and a half shop van kind of thing. They would set up their operation on our defensive line, open the back of the truck and glue themselfs to a TV screen when a “flare” would appear on the screen they would mark it on the crt tube call in the grids and all hell would shortly there after take place. Thanks Dave! you guys saved our asses more then once!WC
jay smith
j-smith@mindspring.com
http://www.mindspring.com/~j-smith
Hi, enjoyed your site. I have an Australian friend who has an english Archeology professor interested in lost temples in Vietnam. I am trying to help them find sources of aerial photos that could be useful. They have a new technique to scan and ID such structures. Any ideas on sources of photos? thanks, Jay Smith
Steve Aldridge
saldridg@cyberhighway.net
The PA-12 Super Cruiser brings back memories of many hours of flying with friend of family – I was about 8-10 years old. He went on buying trips around West Texas and New Mexico. Plane was same color – red & cream. The seats were leather. Helped create a life long interest in aviation. Saw your Sabre – planning to model F-86F (R/C scale)- Trying to locate photos/images of Thunderbirds paint & markings. Know where might be available? Steve
Bill Flory
kayboxc@willinet.net
Nice story and pictures.
HENRY E. MEYERSON
SILVERREE
WELCOME HOME BUDDY. I WAS IN NAM FROM MARCH 1967 TO DEC I968. WAS AT CU CHI WITH 554 ENGR BN KNEW ALOT OF GUY FROM 2ND OF 14TH AND 3/4 CAV.
Randal Williford
rwilli9223@aol.com
I also was with the 25th in ’69-’70. 3rd Sqdn, 4th Cav. Hq & Hq Troop. Spent many days at FB Hampton and the behind the Green Door and buddies in the Navy there. Were you there when the underwater sappers blew up the galley? You pictures bring back a flood of memories. My photos were destroyed during the Cambodian invasion in 70. Peace Brother.
potemkin
feffag
This is obviously not my true name. Am still goosey about Nam and other HUMINT. Real good job. I was also with 25th DIVARTY, Tet I, one medevac, and years of medical treatment. Accurate facts. The press and Clinton are doing the same as in the 60s, but not on as great a scale. It is more sneaky and perhaps more dangerous to the country.
James Cooper
mkgil@telepath.com
I really enjoyed the read. Brought back a lot of memories of my time at Udorn Thailand. We only had very sporadic enemy activity though. I spend my time in a radar van also. A monopulse autotracking unit directing arclight and tac (skyspot) missions in Laos and North Vietnam. I hated going up on that tower at night to change a magnetron. Sure felt like a big old bullseye! Ate C rations while on night duty because we were out on the wire by the tower. Crazy shchedule too. 2 nights, four days, 2 days off, four nights, 2 days, four days off. I finally got used to occassionally waking up with lizards (gekos) on my face. Could have been worse. Back to your page. Your writing is excellent. The work you put in on the text really shows. Ex technical writer, marketing material and proposal writer.
Steve Perryman
Sperrycpa@aol.com
Nice Plane.
Grant Yee
gyee@bds.state.id.us
6756 W. Wright St. Boise, ID 83709
I served as a platoon leader with A Troop 3/4 Cav at Cu Chi from March to July, 1967. I still get letters occasionally from our Forward Observer that was attached to our Troop. I was transferred to D Troop, 199th Infantry. Brigade in July. Your comments about the Vietnam War are right on point. Sounds like you made a great transition to the civilian world.
Frank Butash
frankbutash@msn.com
Very Nice … Will return to finish looking at the pictures of airplanes .. FB
MIKE PRICE
MP11B40@AOL.COM
WAS WITH B 1-8 AIR CAV 20 NOV 67 -68 WAS A GRUNT ALSO HAVE YOU JOINED THE JUMPING MUSTANGS ASSN YET…PLEASE DO YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT PEACE
Jon Ballou
US ARMED4C
I just loved your story about Vietnam. I read it over and over. Each time it makes me cry and remember the men that died. You really do have a nice page here. ~Sgt. Jon M Ballou
edward m. kennedy
ed6969ke@crosslink.net
Great stuff! I have one shot from Tay ninh of the “Black Virgin”. I cannot find it! I was ASA , a 98C-20, assigned at various times to the 25th Electric Strawberry Blackhorse Regt. Wolfhounds and the First Air Cav. , IIFF hdq etc . I was 9/70-10/71. Best Wishes Ed
Tom Striegler
t_striegler@fbg.net
http://www.fbg.net/tlstrieg
Excellent web site. I’ve enjoyed my visit. Please drop by my site one of these days if you have the time. Tom Striegler
Sherry
meema@oregoncoast.com
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9315
I was visiting my brothers guest book (Willy’s)and found your entry. You have a great page and it was interesting reading. Enjoyed it and will visit again.
Willy
willy@oregoncoast.com
http://www.oregoncoast.com/willy/
Hi Dave, just doing a little surfing and wanted to catch up on your page…I read your new stuff (coming home and early out) I’m happy to say I got out of 15 days of my tour…I think they sent me home early for Thanksgiving but it’s hard to imagine the Army doing that…Had to be a snafu, but I was ready and I went…..Your pages are some of the best ….. I always come here if Im looking for a midi file too….Thanks dave, Take care….Willy
sandra Boozer
redvette@network-one.com
I am a supporter. Would like to say to all Vietnam Veterans, WELCOME HOME! a friend who cares, Sandra
Mo
auntiemo@hotmail.com
http://geocities.com/Heartland/Ranch/1608/
I enjoyed my visit.. love your camping pics.. we just recently have moved from TENTING (years ago) to Class A motorhome.. having a blast..but it just doesn’t feel like ‘camping’…LOL..
Elmer L. Parker
parkrfam @ toocity.net
none
I enjoyed reading about your experience and military experience. I can relate to your experience although my experience was somewhat different as I was a medic and served from the fall of 70 through may of 71 at Quang Tri. This site brings back a lot of memories, both good and bad, but I’m really glad that I happened across it as I was cruising the net. Bookmarked it as I think I’ll be back to look it over again and to check out some of the links you got to other sites associated with the Vietnam experience Thank You
Alessandro Fazio
faziomba@yahoo.com
I’m building a website that contains a collage of historical images with links to the sites I picked tham from. I hope you don’t mind if I put up a couple of pictures and a link to your web page. Alex
John A (Jack) Scattergood
scat@bright.net
Good looking stuff. I was with the 25th from July 1964 thru Jan 1967.Cheers Jack Scattergood
Darrel La Mar Wakley
lamar@ida.net
HISTORY/MILITARY LINKS http://www.ida.net/users/lamar/titelofbook.html and http://www.ida.net/users/lamar/ Idaho & Utah Travel & History/Trails Of The Old West/Fort’s Of The Old West/Marsh Valley Idaho/”Pioneer” History/Downey Ward History/School Days/U.S Army/Civil Service and United States Army Reserve/Present Day Forts/Rexburg Idaho/Downey MARSH VALLEY/ Military Links/Genealogy/Family Home Page/my book/539th Sig Co/1st Cav Div/96th Inf Div SFC DARREL LA MAR WAKLEY (RET) Life member VFW, American Legion, Rexburg Idaho
sam
bss@cyou.com
I am trying to find some of my boss’ comrades — he was a helicopter pilot until wounded in 11/67. He is interested in finding guys that were in flight school with him in Ft. Wolters, TX. Thought you might be … oh, well. Welcome home.
Kenny
quarterm@ms1.hinet.net
It’s my pleasure to see you on the net, I am a captain officer of R.O.C.Army, if permit, please introduce me more information of ground survillance radar, and I am very eager to find and collecct U.S. Army uniform. Thank you Kenny in Taiwan
Kurt Nicklas
knicklas@rocketmail.com
http://home.sprynet.com/sprynet/tiberias
Great site!