Thank You Very Much!
. . Contributed By Jason Van Hoosen On Saturday, September 14, 2002
I just wanted to Thank you all. Being former military myself I know you dont always get that Thank you. I know I am young only 30 and that this Thank You came late at least from me. You and what you have done to preserve Freedom will not be forgotten at least by Me.

1965 Birthfather (Veteran)
. . Contributed By Rhonda On Saturday, September 14, 2002
My birthfather may have served in Vietnam. I was adopted in North Carolina and was placed for adoption at birth or shortly afterward. He was around 22 years old in 1965 and my mother was a young teen. I have no idea if my birthfather is living or not but if anyone knows of a man who talked about putting his child up for adoption prior to military service, please let me know. Thank you all for your service in the military --- we will never forget.

men who served with the 541st trans. Ankhe
. . Contributed By Jim Gunter On Saturday, September 14, 2002
I would like to locate any one who served with the 541st trans. co 1966 - 1967 stationed I think at camp Radcliff ANKHE

. . Contributed By Bob Hood On Saturday, September 14, 2002
Spent a year in-country and would like to locate a fellow marine named Ira Zuckerman. He was a college grad with a possible law degree and was from New York City. If you're out there, contact me.

. . Contributed By Bob Hood On Saturday, September 14, 2002
Again looking for Walter E. Piper of Illinois. Received many references (thank you) but none panned out. Walter, are you out there? You took a lot of pictures with your new Nikon and I'd like a copy of everything you took.

Relatives of James L Kistler
. . Contributed By Ashley On Monday, September 16, 2002
I am looking for anyone that is in any relation to James L Kistler, a soldier that died in Vietnam. It is for a project called the Gold Star Honor Roll. If you would like more information or if you may know him, e-mail me, it would be a lot of help!

Eternally grateful.
. . Contributed By Lisa Munro On Monday, September 16, 2002
My heart goes out to all the vets and those who have lost loved ones in Vietnam. I'm overcome with emotion, looking at all the names of those who made the ultimate sacrifice. I just wanted to say think you, and may God watch over you all.

Correction! :)
. . Contributed By Lisa Munro On Monday, September 16, 2002
The last line of what I wrote should say: "Thank you all." (Sorry about my bad typing!)

steve hefner killed in action vet nam

Sp5 Dale M. Snyder 518 Signal Co. Det. # 20
. . Contributed By Alan R. Snyder On Tuesday, September 17, 2002
I am looking for anyone that knew my brother in Viet Nam. Specifically any information concerning his death. Any help would be greatly appreciated.