Searching for Info about Sgt Charles L. Myers, Jr.
. . Contributed By John B. Myers On Monday, November 25, 2002
My brother was killed in action around Quang Tri on July 21st, 1968. I'm looking for anyone that might have been with him at the time he was killed. I would like to learn more about the circumstances that led to his death. There were only three boys in our family, and we all served in Vietnam.

Friends of Kenneth P West USN 1963-1969
. . Contributed By MJ West On Tuesday, November 26, 2002
I'm looking for any info on my brother Ken. What ships he was on what he did, anything. We belive that he was either on the swiftboats or with the seawolves. Please write montanapurser@yahoo.com Thanks MJ

find a person
. . Contributed By Brigitte On Tuesday, November 26, 2002
Looking for Maj. Paul Robert Stalker, Helicopter Pilot

SP/4 Paul C. Hamby Jr HOR Brandon, SC
. . Contributed By Scotty Blaikie On Tuesday, November 26, 2002
If anyone knows the where abouts of any of Pauls family please contact me. He was KIA in November 1966 and served in the 1st Inf Div.Paul saved me from falling into a pungy pit when I was being helped out to a dustoff on July 8, 1966. Scotty Blaikie

HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
As we who say a prayer at our meal. Let us say one for our fellow Veterans who are spending their Thanksgiving in places where we have spent it before. I'm thankful for all my fellow MARINES my Family,Friends,and most of all knowing God has been with me even though sometimes I wonder why. Thankful for Living where I do as when I call my local Radio asking for Turkeys Etc. I am in wonder on how fast they come to the rescue. When I started with my AMVETS post I told them I was going to play a small part in our drive this year, It ended up I got the greatest number of turkeys 16 when I asked for around 6 or 8 I told them there would be no homeless turkeys HA! God Bless all our Veterans those before & those after. HAPPY THANKSGIVING, SEMPER FI. With God Then&Now Chaplain

The Unbroken Circle: Vietnam We Cherish You ,1
. . Contributed By Onefeather Kintoall Jose Beijing On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
POEM 1.My fingers touched the wall of 58,229 lives I could read easier than braille, for I saw them first when GOD said, "Let there be Life!" and together we ambled down from Heaven to Earth, here to reside for awhile.

The Unbroken Circle: Vietnam We Cherish You, 2
. . Contributed By Jose Beijing On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
2. From his wheelchair, Kim, my brother beside me, reads with his toes the names of our comrades-in-arms. His, he left in 'Nam with his sight. The explosion was bright. And the knights of our lives, now, are the valient Peace-keepers.

The Unbroken Circle: Vietnam We Cherish You, 3
. . Contributed By with Guide Dogs, Onefeather Kintoall Jose Beijing On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
In '64 we accepted the chore of a first-class marine. In a uniform, pressed. Then, into the swamps we went.And came out alive! A miracle! Really, to be blind is nothing. We live! My cap falls as my head bends to the wall

The Unbroken Circle: Vietnam We Cherish You!, 4
. . Contributed By Onefeather Kintoall Jose Beijing On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
4. and pressing my face against the hot, black granite that comes all the way from India, I drop to my knees and my tears flow to Viet Nam. We cherish you still! We cherished you then! By the river. We loved your women,

The Unbroken Circle: Vietnam We Cherish You!, 5
. . Contributed By Onefeather Kintoall Jose Beijing On Wednesday, November 27, 2002
5. and gathered your children up into our arms (when we had them) and wiped away their tears to see your smile. Fathers forgive us! We were out of our minds! And you, radiant ones, fell to the sound of our guns.