Naval Gun Fire School - Subic Bay 1976
. . Contributed By Rick McCoy On Friday, August 02, 2002
I am looking for anyone who served in this school and can verify that there were gun ships qualifying in and around Subic Bay in 1976. I need information on the incident that involved a misfire during radar beacon exercise leaving SGT R. N. McCoy and caused him ear damage. The Radio Operator was CPL Reitzel and the Phillipine Constabulary on the OP where LT Walsh and CPL Scroggins were all there. If possible, does anyone remember the name of the ship that was qualifying that day or any other information you might have. Please e-mail me at twobears@getgoin.net Thanks Rick McCoy

Agent Orange and all it's victims
. . Contributed By Garry L. Coon 134th AHC '67 - '68 On Saturday, August 03, 2002
There is a program for VN veterans who were exposed to the herbicide Agent Orange and have since become a Type II Diabetic. You may be eligible for disability payments after 30+ years. Check with your local Vet Center or Veteran's Affairs Center.

CORPL. JESUS VASQUEZ USMC 67-69
. . Contributed By Ana Vasquez On Monday, August 05, 2002
Looking for anyone who knew my dad Jesus Vasquez. He serverd from 67-69 1st Bn, 1st Marines "C" Company. 3rd Plt., 2nd SEC. He died May 31, 2002. His kids would love to hear from anyone who knew him back then. I have some photos from Vietnam that he brought back and would like to know who the young men are. My father was very proud of being a Marine. He lost so many "brohters", Jose Salazar, Bradswell, Byrd, Hanson and I know there are more. He would always talk about them and often wondered why he made it back without them. My father, and everyone who served our country are my heros. I love and miss you dad. I would give anything to hear you say "ALERT ALIVE" to me one more time. Love you dad, Ana Vasquez

please help me
. . Contributed By rachel On Tuesday, August 06, 2002
hi this may be a stupid question but i ws just wondering what year the wall was built?

William Michael Thomas (Mike) Marine PFC Killed
. . Contributed By Kathy Chadwell On Wednesday, August 07, 2002
Little Sister Kathy still haunted after all these years, & I'm still trying to find someone who knew Mike. He was 19 years old,, Start of tour was Sept 16 1968, Killed jan 28 1969, in South Nam, Quang Nam Province. Ambushed, His unit was under fire, They said Mike was hit & if he would have stayed down, he would have made it, but Mike didn't stay down, he got they snipper, but they got him. Where you there this Tuesday, back in 69? My father a Marine sargent in the Korean War, had a heart attack, the doctor said because he held it all inside. Men (Marines) don't cry. I never saw my father cry, He pasted away back in Oct 17 1997. Any & all info would be cherished. Thank You for your time, Take Care Kathy

thanks
. . Contributed By jason On Wednesday, August 07, 2002
this a big thank you to all the veterans of vietnam and other wars in american history. it has been said countless times but can never be said enough. without brave men and women from all walks of life this great country wouldn't be as great as it is without them. my thanks and prayers to those who didn't get to come home like my father was so lucky enough to.

My Big Brother
. . Contributed By Helen Stewart Nix On Thursday, August 08, 2002
Leslie James Stewart (Les) Started his tour sept 15, 1968 He died May 1 1969. Quang nam .MOS 3531 Transport or truck driver. Dose anyone out there know him ? I was 11 when he died. Help please!

L Z Gold March 1967
. . Contributed By Danny Darnell On Thursday, August 08, 2002
Requesting any information on L Z Gold Fourth Inf Div March 1967 I understand L Z gold was just south of the Black Virgin Mountain (Nui Ba Den)

BILLIE RAE MOFFETT, USMC, KIA 5/27/66
. . Contributed By Robert Hood On Sunday, August 11, 2002
I think Billie Rae had a wife and kids in Shriveport Louisiana. It's my desire to locate and speak with any of his relatives. I was one of the last to see him alive in Nam and wold like to share whatever I remember of our short time together.

Charles E. Shelton, USAF, Lost on 4/25/66
. . Contributed By Robert Hood On Sunday, August 11, 2002
Colonel, I've worn your bracelet, along with three others, for over 25 years. I was in-country the year you were shot down with a Marine rifle company. I will be forever grateful for the guidance you've given me since back in the 70's. I'll see ya later!