To My Fellow Veterans
. . Contributed By Ronald Tanis On Friday, December 05, 2003
I would like to extend my Thanks to all of my fellow Veterans. I respect no one more than those who have served our nation. I miss so many of you, we lost so many of us, you are each in my thoughts each day. I will never forget any of you or turn my back on any of you. Thanks! former U.S.Army Spec. Four Ronald Charles Tanis served 1971 - 1974

***A CHRISTMAS WISH***
. . Contributed By VC On Sunday, December 07, 2003
This is the season of "miracles". So, I would like to use my "Christmas Wish" for peace & the safe return of each & every soldier. May each of you be strong, encouraged & know that others are standing with you & supporting you in all ways! Also those at home. My "wish" includes peace for all of you that are hurting, lonely, & confused this time of year, as well as all year long. Please know, there are so many that care! Many feel loss, get lonely, become confused, & will not truly ever understand all things. So take time to try to let another listen, encourage, & help you. Emails are welcome. "Peace Be Still" So please be strong, stay encouraged, & give someone a chance to listen.

Major Thomas Storey and Major Donald Burnham

I have two POW/MIA bracelets I would like to return to the families. One is Major Donald Burnham and the other is Major Thomas Storey. If you are a family member and can tell me any information, please let me know

early 2001 China Hainan Island US Spy Plane Report
. . Contributed By Gary Thomas On Tuesday, December 09, 2003
'Wag the Dog East' & West Journalism with a purpose? Yes, of course it was. Main Point: Remember the Chinese government required those 24 captives to leave China on a COMMERCIAL ( as opposed to military ) flight out? This is a hopeful hint about MORE they'll let out ( in 2004 )?

my Uncle Charles Earl Schoolcraft
. . Contributed By Gary Thomas On Tuesday, December 09, 2003
My Uncle Charles Earl Schoolcraft was supposedly run over & killed by a US Army half-track armored truck at Tuyen Duc on Feb. 17, '69 (Chinese New Years Day). His wife (my Aunt Sherry) supposedly died when her car went over a cliff in Ogden Canyon in '70 or '71. Uncle Charles' 'brother' is an Admiral in the US Navy today. Hmm?

HELP!
. . Contributed By BRUNO CYR On Wednesday, December 10, 2003
Need information about 91TH RECON 1ST Cavalry Vietn Nam 1970-1971. Did that section exist? I think somebody try to fool me.

Whisky Mtn Phan Thiet 864th
. . Contributed By Donald Almendares On Thursday, December 11, 2003
I'm looking for anyone that was in the 864th Engr Bn on Whisky Mtn by, Phan Thiet 1970

Sergeant J.L. Watkins
. . Contributed By Jean Faulk On Friday, December 12, 2003
Am looking for anyone who knew my Dad for a book I am writing on him. He served proudly for 20 years in the U.S. Army, originally in the Field Artillery and then in the Signal Corps. He was in Vietnam in 1965-66 and died of cancer from his exposure to Agent Orange. I have great memories of him, but am looking for military memories that as a child, I would not remember. Anyone out there remember him?

John Priestoff II
. . Contributed By Dave On Friday, December 12, 2003
Looking for parents or relitives of John Priestoff. I was with him on sept. 22 1968

Can ANyone Help Me Find Information On My Uncle
. . Contributed By Angela On Saturday, December 13, 2003
I am looking to find more information on my uncle If you can help in any way Please email me,Looking for pictures, stories & items. I also would like to know what his job was and how can I find out the ship he was on . Thanks You KESLING, RONALD LEE Home of Record (official): BALTIMORE State (official): MD Date of Birth: Tuesday, March 4, 1947 Marital Status: Single Branch: Marine Corps Rank: CPL Component: Regular Pay grade: E4 MOS (Military Occupational Specialty code): 0311 Start of Tour: Thursday, January 26, 1967 Date of Casualty: Wednesday, December 27, 1967 Age at time of loss: 20 Casualty type: (A1) Hostile, died Reason: Gun, small arms fire (Ground casualty) Country: South VietNam Province: Quang Tri