Cpl.George Allen Alford Jr. USMC
. . Contributed By Brenda Alford Kaiser On Friday, February 20, 2004
I am looking for anyone who knew my brother. HE entered the Marine Corp. in September 20, 1966 at Camp Pendleton. Served on USS Galveston in the Mediteranean as a Capt. orderly in 1967. He went to Vietnam in June 1968 killed on July 31,1968 in Quang Nam Province. He had a friend who was later an honor guard in Mexico City.

Johnny Bill Robertson
. . Contributed By John Harris On Saturday, February 21, 2004
I am looking for anyone who knew Johnny Bill. He died June 8, 1969 from suffocation in Kien Hoa. He was in country about a month. He and I were on leave in Georgia together and I am friend of his family. Would like any info on how he died. Thanks for help and welcome home

David M Reeves
. . Contributed By Shanna Lynn Reeves Fulton On Sunday, February 22, 2004
I am looking for my dad David Reeves. He served in the Navy abord the USS Yorktown in 1966 out of Long Beach. I was told he was in conmutations. My mother's name is Sharon LaVonne Wardlow and I have been looking all my life. Any help that can be given would be a blessing. Thank you

espy
. . Contributed By Burt Schlossberg On Sunday, February 22, 2004
any information regarding espy

571st Air Ambulance Co. Quang Tri, Phu Bai, DaNang
. . Contributed By Scott Hanson On Monday, February 23, 2004
Looking for any guys in my old unit that served during the two year period 70 thru 72. Also looking for information on Col. Cavanaugh from W. Virginia who was KIA and A female Col. named Col Fea who helped me out when i typed up my own orders and returned to Vietnam.

WO Bruce Edward Melody
. . Contributed By Terry C. Denton, 1st Lt. 154thCAG 1969-70 On Monday, February 23, 2004
Thirty four years ago tday our friendship ended so unfairly and I am sorry I could not save you Ed. Please rest in peace and know that I will never forget you. I'm sorry. May God cradle you always.

The statue
. . Contributed By Harold I. Bell On Tuesday, February 24, 2004
Next time you are at the Memorial take a look at the M-16 rifle held by the GI on the right, as you face the statue. Examine the fire selector switch - it is located on the left side of the receiver. As we all know well, it controls the rifle's rate of fire and has three positionsāsafe, semi-automatic and fully automatic. A right-handed soldier will flick this switch with his thumb. Then turn to a nearby vet, one familiar with the M-16, and ask him which position the switch is inā.

Never Forget
. . Contributed By Sgt. Gregory O. Overton On Wednesday, February 25, 2004
I will never forget you. I think of you everyday.

List of Names
. . Contributed By Donald Kjellquist On Wednesday, February 25, 2004
Where do I look for a current list of names on Our Memorial Wall? I found the page where the panels are listed, but I would like a list in another form. Please , Help!

The Original Webmaster of this Website
. . Contributed By Alan Oskvarek Jr. On Wednesday, February 25, 2004
This is just a note that Alan O., who created this webpage back 1996 has passed on.