Looking for:
. . Contributed By Shawn N Willis On Saturday, March 01, 2003
Gary Eckert(spelling/last name my be wrong).Stationed Beaufort,SC as dental tech before leaving for VietNam in Dec. 1966. Moms name:Darla J Roberts (called Roby). Need medical info. Am a child of his.

1/7 "A" CO re: RICHARD F BRANT JR
. . Contributed By SISTER On Saturday, March 01, 2003
KIA 01/06/70 QUANG NAM (GRADUATED PARRIS ISLAND 06/69) Thank You Joe Havlovick for your information.

NAYONE WHO SERVED WITH MY FATHER
. . Contributed By Lisa Perala On Sunday, March 02, 2003
My father James C. Phillips KIA on May 2 1967 Would like to hear from you if you knew him as I never did I was a baby when he died and now am ready to learn about him please help

link a name to a photo
. . Contributed By richard schmidt On Sunday, March 02, 2003
it might not have been this web site, but i know there is a woman looking to link photos with KIA's names. i have a photo of a friend of mine that did not make it back and am willing to mail it to this lady.

Sgt Richard John Stewart USMC
. . Contributed By Helen Stewart Burton On Sunday, March 02, 2003
I'm searching for anyone who knew my brother or was with him on the day he was kia. He was a Combat Motion Media Photographer with H&S Co. H&S Bn.,ForLogComd, Fleet Marine Forces, USMC. Any info would be appreciated. He was from East Lebanon, Maine. Kia 12 March 1968

My letter to Editor printed in todays paper
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Monday, March 03, 2003
Monday, March 3, 2003 "Hanoi wrong place for VFW presence" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Editor: First, Vietnam is still a communist country. It did not follow any of the peace treaty. The only reason a U.S. presence is there is for the big-bucks companies. In most other places they are we have our bases there, also. I have nothing against the people of Vietnam. I don't expect others to understand my feelings. I cannot deal with a veterans group that will join those companies and set up an office in Vietnam. My membership with the VFW has always been on thin ice. I have no problem with those who choose to live and work there. That's their choice as mine is to resign in disgust. Yes, I operate a motorcycle that was made in Japan. That was not my war and this one was. We all have our way of dealing with those wars. Just like I never let others forget about Vietnam and perhaps my take on letting go would let down those who never returned. It's my way of saying no to their (VFW) choice. Enough said. "Semper fi" means always faithful and, to me, that's what I am to those who died in my arms. Semper fi, with God. CHAPLAIN HOWARD FLEXER Vietnam War Veterans Flagstaff & Memorial Danielson

ELISHA "MIKE" ST CLAIR
. . Contributed By Tracey Bond On Monday, March 03, 2003
I am looking for anyone who knew my father, he served one tour of duty and returned for another. I was adopted out and never knew him and would like to.please help.

guffey scott johnson
. . Contributed By johnny On Monday, March 03, 2003
i am scott nephew and would like more information on his service and also his death if anyone knows,he was like a father to me

SGT First Class Joesph L Hockenberry
. . Contributed By anita mae hockenberry spangler On Monday, March 03, 2003
If anybody who knew him he was kileed April 3rd 1967 Please write to me I am writing a book about him Thank you and God Bless You

Robert J. Hibbs
. . Contributed By Sophia On Tuesday, March 04, 2003
Some kids think that a hero is Superman or is on TV. But I know that a real hero is a young soldier that gives his life so that other Americans can be free. That is exactly what Robert J. Hibbs did. He is a hero.