Vietnam Widows
. . Contributed By Regina Williams On Thursday, August 12, 2004
I am interested in corresponding with a Vietnam Widow, after 34 years of silence , I am consumed with anger. am not interested in anyone looking to publish what I say , enough money has already been made off my hero. If you defied the protestors, you are my gal.If you hated them I want to talk to you. If you went insane when he died , talk to me.

Looking for Marines from 3/4 Mike Co. 6/1/568
. . Contributed By Brian Murphy On Saturday, August 14, 2004
My brother was L/Cpl Richard B. Dick Murphy of Norwood, MA He served with Mike Co. 3/4 in Vietnam from Dec 14, 1967 until KIA June 15, 1968 - When his possessions came home a flag which he carried throughout his tour had been signed by 21 comrades. I am now trying to locate those that signed the flag - below are their names and ranks as of 6-15-68. Still Looking to contact: Capt. William J. MacArdle - L/Cpl Howard V. McDaniel - Cpl. Bruce R. Inskeep Cpl. Sandy Woodberry - L/Cpl Gary R. Ruengert - Cpl. Larry K. Hensen ("Red") Sgt. Bobby D. Jones - Pfc. William H.White, Jr. - Sgt. Lee German Pfc. Dale LaVigne - L/Cpl Michael L. Hise - Cpl. Peter D. A. Quintana Pfc. Gregory T. Graves - Pfc. William O. Tharpe I have had contacted Cpl. Paul R. Briseno - S/Sgt. Bobby J. Daniels - Hm3 Doug Pickard ("Doc") Pfc. Michael C. Lindberg ("Fuzzy") There will be no contact with: GySgt. Ken Pihlinger - since deceased -- L/Cpl. Tandy W. Wells KIA Beirut 1983 - Pfc. George A. Bond KIA 10/68 I'd be honored to talk with family.

closure/healing
. . Contributed By dave wilkerson(chaplain vfw post 4961 seaford de) On Wednesday, August 18, 2004
for those of you who havent visited the wall, and for those who have, if/when you visit again, try doing this (it worked for me,hope it works for you). just take a moment to step back and think about the words our LORD spoke to the man next to HIM on the cross just before he died.TODAY MY SON, YOU SHALL BE WITH ME IN PARADISE. also, please try and remember these words our LORD teaches us.NO GREATER LOVE HAS ANY MAN THAN TO LAY DOWN HIS LIFE FOR ANOTHER.HE THAT BELIEVES IN ME, THOUGH HE WERE DEAD, YET SHALL HE LIVE, AND SHALL DWELL IN MY FATHERS HOUSE FOREVER.DAVE.U.S.M.C.VIETNAM---1967-69. may GOD comfort all of our veterans and theit families both past and present, who have sacrificed so much. there are many horrors of war one of them is dying, but on of the worst horrors is forgetting those who did.NEVER FORGET!

agent orange
. . Contributed By dave wilkerson On Saturday, August 21, 2004
saw a note from steve a few messages back.steve, if you can, please contact you'r v.a.service officer, or perhaps your local vfw post. i am not to sure on this, but if i remember correctly, there was an article in either the june or july issue of the vfw magizine that stated the government now recognizes and treats all illnesses/diseases related to exposure to agent orange during the vietnam era. i know this is a long shot, but i wish you nothing but the best of luck in obtaning a copy of that magizine. if all else fails here is the address.vfw magizine, 406 w34th street, kc. mo. 64111. this is something the vfw has fought for, and you, along with everyone of us deserves it.GOB BLESS.

HELP
. . Contributed By Don Reeves On Tuesday, August 24, 2004
I am searching for anyone who served with SSGT Kenneth Hargrave and know the circumstances of his death, on Feb. 15, 1967 in Chuong Thien. I am a cousin who served in Vietnam with the 14th Engineers , Quang Tri in 1970. Thanks

Sgt. Harold M. Hambrick
. . Contributed By Catherine Hambrick-Gladden On Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Sgt. Harold M. Hambrick was killed on October 10, 1965 An Ke, Vietnam. I am his daughter. Cathi. I will never forget my father or his buddies. If you knew my father - please email me @ grits29078@aol.com - Thank YOU ALL THAT SERVED/SERVE this great nation. What a priviledge it is to know you!

Franklin Charles McDonald
. . Contributed By Danielle On Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Franklin Charles McDonald was my father, he died when I was 14 months old and i know nothing about him other than his name the fact that he was an artist and that he served 4 tours of duty in vietnam he was a marine. If this name rings a bell please email me. Thank you.

Franklin Charles McDonald
. . Contributed By danielle On Tuesday, August 24, 2004
also, he went by both Frank and Chuck. He made it home from vietnam and died in sept. of 78 or 79 in an oil rig accident.(?) He was supposedly living in Loredo Texas at the time. Thank you and god bless all of our soldiers. Danikan77@yahoo.com

WWII VETERAN'S
. . Contributed By dave wilkerson On Thursday, August 26, 2004
AS A VIETNAM VET., I JUST WANT TO TAKE A MOMENT TO THANK ALL THE VETERAN'S OF WWII AND THEIR FAMILIES FOR ALL THE SACRIFICE'S THEY MADE TO LITTERALY SAVE THIS WORLD AND TO PRESERVE THE FREEDOMS I ENJOY TODAY. GOT A CHANCE TO VISIT THE WWII MEMORIAL, AND DISCOVERD WHILE THERE, THAT WE ARE LOOSEING AN AVERAGE OF 1,500 DAILY. GOD FORGIVE US FOR MAKING YOU WAIT SO LONG TO GET THE MEMORIAL YOU SHOULD HAVE HAD SOME 60 YEARS AGO. THERE ARE SO PRECIOUS FEW OF YOU LEFT THAT GOT TO SEE/VISIT IT. SO, WHEN SOMEONE THANKS ME, I JUST REPLY BY SAYING THANK YOU, BUT IF YOU REALLY WANT TO THANK A VET, PLEASE THANK A WWII VET. I LOVE YOU GUYS.THANK YOU AND MAY GOD ALWAYS KEEP HIS SAFELY IN HIS ARMS.

Walter L. Burroughs
. . Contributed By CARLA LANDIS On Saturday, August 28, 2004
my uncle walter served in the vietnam war in 1965 was killed in 1966 he was with company 173rd airborne brigade.if anyone has any information on my uncle or his last days of life please e-mail at carla_landis2003@yahoo.com thank you,carla