donald ray pyrant
. . Contributed By lisa thomas On Saturday, September 25, 2004
donald served as cpl e4 army selective service in the 11th light infantry brigade. i am his niece and i am looking for any information about him from anyone who may have served with him. his tour of duty began on nov.26 1967 and he was killed in quang tin south vietnam on aug 24 1968. if anyone has any information please contact me at fourheartrodieswife@yahoo.com god bless all veterans lisa thomas

VIET-NAM VETERANS TRUCKING .COM
. . Contributed By M. Miller On Saturday, September 25, 2004
I, WE Have a 1999 Freightliner CLASSIC ( double bunk ) we would like to paint murreles depicting various events during the vietnam war, and bring attition to the POW & MIA ISSUE as always, and the newest info finalyafter 48 years the U.S. Government admitting they knew of the dangers, (see truck web site) and about our continuing strugle with the health effects from AGENT ORANGE http://www.vietnamveteranstrucking.com/ visite our web site to learn more, and maybe see how you and your fellow Veterans can pitch in .

DELBERT REESE
. . Contributed By Cheryl Kutheis On Monday, September 27, 2004
Just found the following (actually found two) article from the 'Lead Belt News' in Flat River, now Park Hills, Missouri. Delbert was a close friend of the family, and I have been looking for this information for awhile. I had hoped to place it at the traveling Wall when it was in Cahokia, Illinois, but just found it in a box of keepsakes --- "DELBERT REESE KILLED IN VIETNAM". 'Mr. and Mrs. William Reese of 600 4th St., in Esther were notified Monday that their son, Delbert L. Reese was killed in action in Vietnam lat Friday, Feb. 2, at 1:30 pm [1968]. Delbert, aged 20, a graduate of Esther high School entered the Army in 1966 and had been stationed in Vietnam for 6 months. The family was notified Tuesday, this was Delbert's first trip out and was leading his men through the streets of Pleiku and was shot with a rifle by a sniper. The body will be brought back here for burial and the Caldwell Funeral Service will be in charge of arrangements.' Does anyone know of this.was anyone there?. Remember - Friday, February 2, 1968, 1:30 PM Pleiku. God Bless All of You! (after today, 9/27/04, my email will change to Jarrot10@sbcglobal.net)

The Vietnam War
. . Contributed By Amy Smith On Tuesday, September 28, 2004
This website is wonderful! Although my Dad did not serve in Vietnam he lost many of his friends and took care of those brave men who managed to get home injured and saw many, many nightmares that these brave men had. Most of our men who managed to survive have many long term consequences both physically and mentally from this war. I was not born yet but I feel yet so close to all of you who served in this war. It is heartbreaking to me that we lost so many young men there.You do not know how much I appreciate "The Wall". My Father cries each time he is there remembering all his buddies. My Father served in the Navy in Newport Rhode Island from 1969-1971. If any of you served there in that time period please email me.

donald ray pyrant
. . Contributed By lisa thomas On Tuesday, September 28, 2004
my name is lisa thomas. i was not born when my uncle served and died in vietnam thus i do not know a lot about him as it is too hard for my grandmother to talk about him or what happened. she misses him dearly every day that goes by. i do know he served in the 11th infantry light brigade. he was killed on aug 24 1968 in the quang tin province. if anyone served with him in vietnam or in the states please email me at fourheartrodieswife@yahoo.com. the only thing everyone tells me is i got his red hair. thanks and god bless the vets

82nd Airborne in "nam" "68-69"
. . Contributed By Daniel Jorge On Wednesday, September 29, 2004
I am looking to form a veteran friendship with any member of the 82nd that served in Vietnam because brothers you served with my brother;Osvaldo"Tony"Jorge from April,68 till Nov,69.My name is Daniel jorge and i am also a veteran and currently at 22 years i am in the Air force reserve did serve active and also 3 years in the Army national guard.I have pictures to see if you recognize him.I would love to meet you veterans day 04 at the wall in D.C.,we are native New yorkers if that helps.Just to let you know ahead of time Tony passed away in 1977 at 27 years old of illnesses due to the war.I know a whole lot about the eighty-duece during "NAM".Tony was MIA for 30 daysand i think he was hospolitized in Saigan when he was found on the 31st day.please call me we will talk more;#646-279-9333 thank you for letting me share,all Americans all the way

Tucson Az Reunion to honor A1C Millard Lehman
. . Contributed By HECTOR.RAMOS On Friday, October 01, 2004
10th anniversary reunion of the Vietnam Security Police Association. As planned, the VSPA has invited and will honor the family of Millard Lehman (KIA 1966 Binh Thuy RVN)at our banquet & we'll also be doing a graveside memorial in Tucson, Az. on Oct 8, 2004.

Tsgt Joseph R Deskins
. . Contributed By Tamela L long On Tuesday, October 05, 2004
My Dad has gone and I am leaving this to allow fellow veterans to know he went away.He survived vietnam and was a POW there.He sported five cars with the following on each.Blade 1,Blade 2, Blade 3, Blade 4, Blade 5.I did not know until I was given the remains of his brief case what this meant.I now know that there were five of you on a mission.I have the picture of all five and have made contact with only one of the men in the Blade Mission.Thank You! All of you here or gone from the depths of a heart that could not understand.My Dads shoes are still to big for me However I try not to let anyone forget.What happened there and he knows from heaven His grandsons are in IRAQ Now!

Need help
. . Contributed By Donna Weigman On Wednesday, October 06, 2004
My name is Donna Weigman and my brother died in California doing training runs. He came home from Vietnam and was heading back when the accident during training took his life. My mother tried and tried to get his name put on the wall. She died two years ago this September and i would really like to be able to put his name on. If anyone can give me any information how might be able to do this I would really appreciate it

VETS THAT MAY HAVE KNOWN PFC PATRICK I NELMS
. . Contributed By PATRICK I. NELMS On Thursday, October 07, 2004
I AM LOOKING FOR ANY VETS THAT MAY HAVE SERVED WITH MY UNCLE AND NAME SAKE PFC PATRICK I NELMS MEDIC FROM OAKVILLE(ST LOUIS) MISSOURI. HE WAS IN VIETNAM FROM 08/25/68 TO 11/04/68. HE WAS KILLED IN QUANG NGAI, S. VIETNAM ON 11/04/68. I JUST WANTED TO KNOW WHAT HE WAS LIKE. I NEVER KNEW HIM. IF ANYONE HAS ANY LINKS TO SITES WHERE I MIGHT MAKE SOME CONTACTS, THAT WOULD BE GREAT. PEACE TO YOU AND YOURS.