operation Ripcord.101st A/2/502/looking for surv
. . Contributed By Regina Williams On Monday, July 05, 2004
I would like to make contact with the survivors of the 101st A/2/502 that might have known my husband E5 Green E Miller Jr. Kia may 5 1970

SP4 Richard P. Jenkins
. . Contributed By Rich Jenkins On Monday, July 05, 2004
Searching for anyone who I worked for at 18th MP Brigade, 97th MP Battalion Headquarters from August 1970 until January 1971, especially CAPT Thomas J. McHugh to verify my meritorious service while working in the Headquarters.

Thanks all of you
. . Contributed By Jim On Tuesday, July 06, 2004
I just wanted to say thanks------As long as I live I will remember what all of you have done--God Bless all of you

A/2/502 101st Airborne.operation Ripcord
. . Contributed By Regina Williams On Tuesday, July 06, 2004
I am looking for survivors of Operation Ripcord. My husband was KIA May 5 1970. He was in the 101st A/2/502. died in Thua Thien. he was a Platoon leader, I think.

braclets
. . Contributed By cab On Tuesday, July 06, 2004
people have requested the return of mia/pow braclets.i've had the braclet for over twenty yrs. i just can't up an give it away.i wear mine proudly,me being a viet-nam vet,i believe i have bond with my (name)we've been to alot of places,dam longer than any relation-ship.please forgive me for not giving you my braclet.when pow/mia is returned,or after my death then it will be given to the asker of it

Did you know my Dad?
. . Contributed By Laurie On Wednesday, July 07, 2004
If anyone out there served with my father in Tay Ninh, please contact me. His name is Robert L. Starr, back then he probably went by "Bob" or "Bobby". He is still alive and has never really healed from this war. If there's anyone out there who might be able to make contact with him, I think it would help him so much. Thank you to all the Vets and to all those who currently serve. I can't express the gratitude.

your dad
. . Contributed By cab On Wednesday, July 07, 2004
if you can, include his company. i don't know your father,but someone could have been in his co. and not known it.tell him he's not alone.i do believe that those who bought or went to another country to get out of going, hurt worse than us that went.there's no stripe down my back.

Joe
. . Contributed By Steve"Hairy"Tegart On Wednesday, July 07, 2004
Joe was just 18 the day the jeep he was driving hit a mine.We all aged a life time in the 30 minutes it took the dust off to get to us.Joe lost both legs and his right arm.Somehow he survived long enough to get back to the States.But Joe could not live with what he had become.He took his own life shortly after.May god show peace to all the Joe's of that terrible war.Joe's name belongs on the Wall.

Alex W. Huff
. . Contributed By Alexandra Gukeisen On Thursday, July 08, 2004
Looking for Alex W.Huff he served in the Military to that time he was overseas Friedberg (Germany),Giessen (Germany) or Butzbach (Germany) somewhere in that Area from there he left for Vietnam and was never seen again! If anybody has Information about him knows him or his Family please Contact me! Thanks Alex e-mail algukeisen@yahoo.com

EDMUND L. MACNEIL --- MY BROTHER
. . Contributed By Ellen MacNeil Campbell On Friday, July 09, 2004
A year has gone by since I found this website and asked if anyone remembered my wonderful brother. I have gotten alot of emails, encouragement and comfort. I was told of a wonderful webiste that I was able to get a KIA bracelet which has given me so much comfort and great pride. Nothing makes me happier than to have people ask me about it so I can tell them about Ed and every other Soldier. I make it a point to speak to elderly men wearing military ball caps, People wearing mis/Pow t-shirts or pins, ANYONE I see who I know has pain and pride in side them. I thank them for wearing whatever they have and not forgetting that other Wars have taken away loved ones. Ed was buried on my 18th birthday and not a day goes by that I don't think of him. My 13 year old daughter also wears a bracelet and loves to hear the funny stories how my brother teased me growing up. To this day I can't run the water facet in the bathroom if the toilet is flushing because of what he told me would happen (you do the math! eeeckk!) I will never stop missing him and ache for the families going through now what we've all gone through for over 30 years. Hope to hear from new friends, people who would like a bracelet, or just need to vent. To all the Vetrans out there and the families left behind, I am so proud of you and you are NOT forgotten! You are my HEROES! Let my brother's death live through you and go and conquer the world!