. . Contributed By Robert Smith On Monday, May 31, 2004

. . Contributed By James Keith Haynes On Monday, May 31, 2004
Just want to say thanks to all those men & women that was there and came home, and all of those that did not come home. All of you are Heroes in my book.

Lest we forget

You were not forgotten, PFC Frank Ryan Esch, my brother-in-law, Manuel Gonzales, and Jose Salas, the latter two from my hometown, Pecos, Texas, and all the other HEROES of foreign wars before me, after me, and of those still to come. God Bless All Vets and our COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF!

Robert Henry Davis Forever 21
. . Contributed By Susan zarlinga On Wednesday, June 02, 2004
For every name on the black granite wall, there is a face, a story and someone who still misses them. Bob quit Case Western Reserve to enlist, he believed it was his duty. He was a medic in "D" company 3d battalion 21st infantry regiment, 196th light infantry brigade. He was killed on June 11, 1968 in Quang Tree Province after only being in Viet Nam for 3 months.He courageously ran through hostile fire and physically carried wounded men to safety.The last time he didn't make it and was mortally wounded. He will always be my hero and forever in my heart.

Marines from PLT 227 1969 PI !
. . Contributed By mike grigalunas On Wednesday, June 02, 2004
I m Mike Grigalunasand I want to reach any of the men that I graduated with in April 1969 ! If it pops in your head drop me a line. Bruce Ryan, Campbell , got me. You too. We made it together lets get in touch!

Rudolph J. Galarza CPL (M/3/9)
. . Contributed By Evelyn Galarza--Green On Thursday, June 03, 2004
He is my brother if you were with him or new him please I would like to hear from you. God Bless you all.

4TH. INF. DIV. CO.B.2/12 66-67

ANYONE IN B CO. 2/12 FORT LEWIS WASH.12-65 TO OCT.66 PHONE # 610 395-0559 CELL# 610 390-9042 IN MEMORY OF LEON D. ECHART

TRIBUTE TO MY BROTHER JOHN SIEBENTHAL
. . Contributed By ROSIE On Sunday, June 06, 2004
JOHN (AKA JACK) WETN TO VIETNAM IN THE LAST 60'S AND WAS IN THE 101ST AIRBORNE. jACK WAS NOT ONE WHO WANTED TO TALK ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE IN NAM BUT ONE COULD TELL THAT IT WAS ON HIS MIND AND ACTIONS 24/7. tHE PURPOSE FOR MY WRITTING THIS IS BECAUSE JACK PASSED AWAY AT THE AGE OF 54 OF LIVER CANCER. i WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH JACK IN THE 101ST IN THE EARLY 70'S. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT MY BIG BROTHER. wITHOUT SAYING HE IS MISSED BUT HE WAS DEARLY LOVED. JACKS SISTER rosie

William Floyd Bronson
. . Contributed By Terry Jones On Monday, June 07, 2004
My close friend has now been added to the VN Wall.he was wounded in Quang Nam Prov.he died from wounds rec'd in 76.it was a battle getting his name on the wall.Bills family and with help of others got the mission completed.if anyone has Info regarding Bill, Pls let me know.we were in and around Da Nang in 68 and did not no it.I miss my pal, Billy Bronson.