William A. Becker (Stoney)
. . Contributed By Margaret C. Becker On Saturday, May 24, 2003
To all of the vets who served with my son, The 1968 Tet Offensive in the Mekong Delta. Please be advised that Billy passed away on May 24, 1995. I know that he was in Can Tho and My Tho. It took me 8 years to get this message to all of you. Thank you for serving our country. You are all heros and may God Bless Each and Every one of you.The only consulation I have is I know my son is finally at Peace now. He suffered for 27 years and never got over his experiences in Vietnam. My heart aches for all of you. God Bless you and God Bless The United States of America.

THANK YOU VETARANS
. . Contributed By Bob McFarlane On Saturday, May 24, 2003
I am thanking all who have served and are still serving and those who have made the greatest sacrifice giving their lives for their country, you, and me. I, myself, was a few weeks from deployment to Vietnam when I was in a head on vehicle collision and broke my leg is several places, thefore was not sent. My brother however , Bernard Franklin Allan USAF, was deployed. His job was a radio operator and he did survive the war and came home. My brother, who was a few years younger than me, died 10 years after the end of the war from agent orange cancer. I miss him . I'm certain that many others feel the same and that we will never forget the sacrifice, honor, and courage that have been displayed then, now, and even before that time in wars past by our brave men and women in the services. Thank you again VETERANS , we love you , we look up to you, and we miss you.

Nicholas Ben Enriquez

My cousin Nicholas "nicky" Enriquez was K.I.A on Nov. 1, 1967 in thua Thien, South Vietnam, he was only 20 years. He was a CPL E4 U.S.M.C. He enlisted, and began his tour in June 1967. He was the only son of my aunts.His death took a heavy toll on the family, we miss and love you Nicky. You had a heart big as gold. You're with the Angels now. Love your cousin "tater"

1Lt George C. Bass
. . Contributed By Laurie Wagner On Monday, May 26, 2003
My brother, George C. Bass was KIA in Vietnam March 6, 1971 while commanding B Co 2/7 1st Air Cav Div. I am looking for anyone who knew. He graduated from Leavenworth High School, Leavenworth KS in 1965 and from West Point in 1969. He served in Vietnam from August 1970 until his death. He was awarded the Silver Star, the Bronze Star for Valor with four oak leaf clusters and the Puple Heart with 2 oak leaf clusters. It would mean so much to me to hear from those who knew him. Thank you.

. . Contributed By Brenda On Monday, May 26, 2003
My dad served 2 1/2 tours in vietnam. He now suffers from the effects of agent orange and I am in search of any info that can help. My dad along with so many others are hero's as such should be treated like one. Please email me with any information you may have and where we can go. If anybody here has a loved one who suffers from the affects or is still suffering you understand why I'm angered and eager to find out more.

Average age of Americans KIA in Vietnam
. . Contributed By Thomas J. Prendergast On Monday, May 26, 2003
With the conclusion of Memorial Day 2003, and my belief that the Vietnam War Memorial in D.C. is the most moving visual memorial I have ever visited, the thought crossed my mind about what the average age of Americans killed in Vietnam during the conflict was. Can anyone provide that information with fair accuracy? Since we almost always use the word "young" when referring to our war dead, I am wondering, in the case of Vietnam, just how young were our soldiers.

Stephen James Stewart
. . Contributed By Jerry Preston On Monday, May 26, 2003
Jan.8/1968 Long An,South Vietnam.Ground casualty,small arms fire.Looking for anyone who might have known him.We will NEVER FORGET! Your Buddy,Jerry.

James R. Mullins LCPL-E3 U.S. Marine Corps.
. . Contributed By Kenneth R. McFann On Tuesday, May 27, 2003
My friend in high school. I think of you almost every day, I am so proud of all that have served our country in war and peace. James, was on his 2nd. tour in Vietnam , he loved the U.S. Marines and was so proud to be able serve this great country. He makes me so proud to say he way my friend. May you rest in peace, I'll see you agin.

Searching
. . Contributed By Patricia McHenry On Tuesday, May 27, 2003
Looking for a vietnam vet returned wounded to Rochester Minnesota,in 1969-1970 was with Marines I think by the name of Harry S Carpenter aka Skip Carpenter last known residence was north or south Carolina

Looking for a memory to share
. . Contributed By Dorothy Meares Phillips On Saturday, May 31, 2003
I was only 8 when MY Dad SFC Cecil A Meares was Taken in the Vietnam he was in The Army statoned at Nha Trang with the 5th. He worked in supplies. Searching for anyone who can share anything they remember about my Dad. He also served in Korea if you remember anything at all please contact me at phillips@intrstar.net My Dad Lost his life Sept,1967.