THE VIETNAM WALL PAGE
. . Contributed By DON KRAMER BM1-USN/MED.RET. On Wednesday, February 23, 2000
HI,myname is DON KRAMER & this wall page means the world to me as it does to so many of YOU-it is funded by the disabilty check of the web master & a few contributions & can no longer survive without YOUR help.Come on people this is our only link to togetherness & has helped so many of us in so many ways,it won't hurt any of us to send a few bucks a month to keep this page alive-damnit,do it for those YOU lost & those YOU love & all those on the wall or this page will be gone-stop leaving it up to the next person because YOU ARE THAT NEXT PERSON-don't let this page die like so many it honors did-PLEASE

Looking for the 232nd Signal Company
. . Contributed By Lisa Shaffer On Thursday, February 24, 2000
Looking for anyone who served in Vietnam from May 1963 to 1964.

AT MY FATHERS REQUEST PLEASE HELP
. . Contributed By SUSAN HOWARD On Thursday, February 24, 2000
MY FATHER US ARMY RODRIGUES,VASCO PSG COM.A 4th BN 3rd INF AMERICAL 23 DIV. Despertaly looking for US ARMY 1ST LT.#05352585 MEYER,W.FRANK please anyone with any information email me at n1suzyq@aol.com my Father would like to speak with him before he passes. PLEASE HELP. Thanks, GOD BLESS YOU ALL

David Livingstone Groves, 1st AVN BDE
. . Contributed By Jeff Payne On Friday, February 25, 2000
Looking for anyone who knew or served with David Groves, KIA 3/17/68 in Non-Hostile Helicopter accident. Childhood buddy.

Richard Arthur Demers
. . Contributed By Carl (Dennis) Legge On Friday, February 25, 2000
Looking for any family members of Rick's. I was with him during his time in Viet-Nam, as a member of the 106 Recoiless Rifle Squad he was with. I have about a half dozen photo's of him, as well as information regarding his wounding as a result of a booby trap, and his death a couple of months later when our gun blew up during a night fire exercise.

searching for father.
. . Contributed By diana On Saturday, February 26, 2000
i am trying to help my bother find his father, the only things i know are this his first name is douglas he was stationed in hanau west germany in 1968 in the army more than likely and we think he is from new york new york.i can use all the help i can get i have a picture you can view at http://hometown.aol.com/dmi8242020/ please please help.thank you diana

Did you know my brother?
. . Contributed By Debra Singer On Saturday, February 26, 2000
Searching for information on Alan E. Singer, 9th infantry Division, Army. KIA 5/4/69 Hostile. Was nicknamed "Butch" from Wisconsin. I have never spoken with anyone who knew him and would like to do so.

David H. Stang or Slang
. . Contributed By Donna On Saturday, February 26, 2000
Looking for David H. Slang or Stang. I have "Farewell To Arms" signed by you 7 Sept 1964. I would like to return it to you.

Note of Caution
. . Contributed By Jim Rocha On Sunday, February 27, 2000
This Wall page is a beautiful work and a moving tribute to all of us who served in Vietnam, those that didn't survive, and the families who lost their loved ones. However, a note of caution. In recent years there has been an increasing number of Vietnam Vet "phonies" who never served in Vietnam or sometimes, never saw military service at all. These lowlives sometimes stoop to unbelievable lows like altering DD-214s to show awards for valor (including MOHs)that never earned nor do they deserve. Others like to portray themselves as SEALs or other elite groups. Some of these folks actually hang out at the real Wall in Washington, D.C. This is a sad indictment of our society and a slap in the face to the names on this Wall and to all of us who served. It is also degrading to the families who lost loved ones. So please be aware. We've all suffered enough pain over the years without having one of these phonies add to it.

To make contact with Honorable James H. Webb Jr.
. . Contributed By George K. Bathie On Sunday, February 27, 2000
Want to make contact with Marine James H. Webb Jr. author, writer, former Secy of Navy,by E-mail,phone/FAX,to invite him to dedication ceremonies at James Van Zandt VA Center Altoona, Pa. Dedication ceremonies for permamnent site of Traveling "Wall That Heals" that was purchased from Jan Scruggs. This will be permanent site for only traveling WALL that was authorized by US National Park Service. This is only VA center in US having a 1/2 size model of original WALL at Wash. DC.Ceremonies Thursday 18 May 2000 commencing at 1700. Webb worked with Scruggs and Jack Wheeler to get Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall located at Mall, Wash. DC. Fitting that he attend Altoona,Pa. ceremonies.Contact George Bathie (BatUSMC@aol.com) member Fire Base Eagle, Vietnam Veterans organization that spearheaded fund raising efforts to purchase "Wall That Heals" from Scruggs. Thanks for any assist to make contact with Marine James H. Webb Jr. SEMPER FIDELIS