DIRECTORY OF NAMES
. . Contributed By ROBERT RODRIGUEZ On Tuesday, March 23, 2004
I AM LOOKING TO PURCHASE THE BOOK - VIETNAM MEMORIAL DIRECTORY OF NAMES. I PURCHASED ONE WHEN I VISITED THE WALL SEVERAL YEARS AGO AND WANT TO PURCHASE ONE FOR A FRIEND THAT LOST HIS BROTHER IN VIET NAM.

. . Contributed By David Rabo On Tuesday, March 23, 2004
I would like to get a copy of the picture Reflections- 1988 Chapter 172 Vietnam Vets of America

SP4 Joe B Ojeda
. . Contributed By Barbara Hill On Wednesday, March 24, 2004
I was the fiancT of Joe B Ojeda. We got engaged in Hawaii He was with the CRIP as part of HHC, 1st Battalion, (Mech), 2nd Brigade, 5th Infantry (Bobcats), 25th Infantry Division (Tropical Lightning) located at Cu Chi and was KIA in BINH DUONG, SOUTH VIETNAM on Dec 9, 1969. He was killed by a booby trap. He was the only one that died in the incident and I would like to hear from anyone who served with Joe.

i thank my teacher
. . Contributed By Taylor Anne Davidson On Thursday, March 25, 2004
i didnt no that all this happened until i walked in my 8th grade teachers room.his name is Dr.Herndez. He helped me understand everything.i felt so bad when i found out about all that stuff that happened to people for no reason just because they were jewish.i hate that had to people that didnt do anything wrong.i cried when i had to watch movies about what happened.i cried during a book that my class read.i hate that all the poeple died tring to save the others from dieding.but i thank all the people that tried to stop it and i thank all the people that died tring to stop it or help it.i am sorry for all the losts that everybody had.this report is very had for me to do but i am going to do my best to make it clear that i looked up all that i could to get it clear to the world that it did happen.

Jerry Horn
. . Contributed By Carol Morris On Thursday, March 25, 2004
I am looking for anyone who might have known or served with Jerry Horn. He was killed in Viet Nam in Sept. of 1967. He to this day is the love of my life. I wear his watch he wore over there everyday as well as his i.d. bracelet with a charm that says Jerry and Carol 1967 on it. My email address is carolbmorris@aol.com. Thank you

Jerry Verne Horn
. . Contributed By Carol Morris On Thursday, March 25, 2004
I am looking for anyone who served with Jerry Verne Horn in Viet Nam. He was with the 9th Infantry division. Army Sp4-EA. He was killed in Sept 1967. I still love and miss him so dearly. My email address is carolbmorris@aol.com

Co.C / 3rd Batt. 173rd Airborne 69-70
. . Contributed By Mike Parker On Friday, March 26, 2004
Trying to make contact with C/3rd Batt. 173rd Airborne who were there during my time. July 69 to July 70. Anyone feel free to contact me if you apply to this time period. Memories are fading ! "Frenchy" - "Crow" - "Boggieman" - "Smity" - "Roger H." - "Greg Avila" - "Hippie" - "Doc" - "Rodriguez", I know your out there somewhere. Would like to hear from you. Any C/3/503rd guys 69-70

vietnam harry whitlock
. . Contributed By phillip ray whitlock sasakwa okla. box 82 7486 On Friday, March 26, 2004
DEAR HARRY I FOUND A MARINE THAT SERVED IN VIETNAM HIS NAME IS MIKE COOK HIS ADDRESS IS 21139 BURGESS COURT,BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIA 93312

Anthony (Tony) Carlos Pino
. . Contributed By Raymond Brown MSGT USMC (Ret) On Friday, March 26, 2004
I am looking for any information on the circumstances behind CPL Anthony Pino's death on December 18, 1968 in Quang Nam Vietnam . I believe he was with 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines and might have been involved in the firefight where Corpsmen Wayne Caron won the Medal Of Honor. I would like to here from anyone who served with Tony and knows the circumstances behind his combat death. His death has haunted me forever: and I want to be sure he did not die alone in some worthless stink hole for nothing, but was at least surrounded by his brothers in arms. Any info would be greatly appreciated.

WAYNE ERIC RISNER
. . Contributed By LYNN SWIFT On Saturday, March 27, 2004
IN MEMORY OF WAYNE ERIC RISNER. MARCH 26TH,2004, IS THE 36TH ANNIVERSARY OF WAYNE'S DEATH. HE WAS KIA TWO DAYS AFTER HIS 18TH BIRTHDAY.HIS SHORT LIFE HAS TOUCHED SO MANY HEARTS AND LIVES. HE IS VERY MUCH ALIVE IN OUR HEARTS.WAYNE WAS PROUD TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY,AND WILLING TO DIE FOR IT.DURING THIS TIME AND ALWAYS MY PRAYERS ARE WITH HIS FAMILY, AND ALL WHO LOVED HIM AS I DO.HE LOVED LIFE, ALWAYS HAD A BEAUTIFUL SMILE, HE KNEW HOW TO MAKE A PERSON LAUGH, NO MATTER WHAT THE CIRCUMSTANCES WERE. HE HAD A BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT.WAYNE WILL ALWAYS HAVE A LARGE PART OF MY HEART, UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.BLESSINGS TO ALL OF YOU, WHO LOVE AND REMEMBER WAYNE AS I DO.MAY YOU REST IN PEACE, MY SPECIAL FRIEND.