Wayne E. Fulmer U.S Army Medic
. . Contributed By Brandi Fulmer On Friday, July 16, 2004
Looking for anyone that knew my father, he was a medic in vietnam, he was SP5 Fulmer he was stationed in Hawii. He was from East Liverpool, Ohio. My father died on 8-24-99 from Skin cancer if u have any info or pictures please e mail me Darlaandbrandi@aol.com

In My Fathers Words (Wayne E. Fulmer)
. . Contributed By Brandi FULMER On Friday, July 16, 2004
To all the Vets Welcome Home and You were never forgotten. I love and miss you dad. Love Darla(wife), Dee(daughter),Brandi(daughter)and your Lil Man Bubby(grandson)

Captain William L. Phillips
. . Contributed By Carolyn P. Buffington On Sunday, July 18, 2004
My brother, Captain William L. Phillips (Bill) was killed in Vietnam on 1/20/1970. I am interested in hearing from anyone that knew him or served in the Army with him. Bill was from Toccoa, Georgia.

Lt. Robert E. Ryan, NKP, Thailand, USAFA '69
. . Contributed By Barbara Linnane Ryan Guest On Sunday, July 18, 2004
KIA 30 Oct 71. Hingham, Ma. Forward Air Controller, O2-A. Thinking of you. Your loving wife.

2/502 101st Airborne Div. Alpha Company 1969-1970
. . Contributed By Henry (Hank) A Trickey Jr.-Sgt. Trickey On Tuesday, July 20, 2004
I only came to this site a few days ago for the first time. I happened to see a request from Regina Williams regarding her late husband,Green E, Miller. Roy Larison,(from Kentucky)and myself are about the only ones left from first platoon. During the month of May 1970 we started out with 42 soldiers in 1st platoon. By the end of May we had 28WIA and 12KIA. As for Sgt Miller, he was killed along side of Ivory Lee Mc Kinney during a battle. He was never MIA in our eyes. My best wishes to all those whom lost someone in any battle of any war.

Looking for someone in Qui Nhon Aug 71- March 72
. . Contributed By William Wold On Tuesday, July 20, 2004
I was standing near the ship that was blown up at the pier Aug/Sept 71. Need actual date/time. Also hill 331 above the Navy side was attacked late 71/early 72 All a blur to me, but re-live constantly.

Just my first thoughts.on Veteran treatment .
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Wednesday, July 21, 2004
K.I.A. long after Vietnam Vietnam never goes away for those who were wounded when they were young. My government in its wisdom has killed us without the enemies help. Agent Orange has done a job on generations of those Veterans exposed to it. While how much it helped our men we will never know. We are learning how much it is now doing to us. Not only did we fight the enemy then, we now have to fight the powers that be. For years they have never agreed on what Agent Orange can and has done to those who gave some. Now those who did not give all then are now giving all. It hurts to see my fellow Veterans feel lucky for returning safely back then only to learn that they have been mortally wounded by our own. I deal with that reality as I try to comfort those who learn of that fact. While my time there I think I was never exposed to it that I know of. The point is I don't know? What also upsets me is how long it took them to admit it or even offer my fellow Veterans any help to them or their families who also suffer from that exposure. That was time lost for many to get help they needed and deserved! All those who think they know every reason for the Vietnam War or why it ever happened and have so much to say about it. I have walked in their shoes and call our war. "Vietnam the war that keeps on killing" My prayers are out to those who have lost a loved one and those who even now are losing them because of my country only caring for them when in Combat. My country is not living up to or willing to care for those who answered the call. In all Wars we are only important to do the fighting and then forgotten! Chaplain Howard Flexer Vietnam war Veterans Flagstaff & Memorial July 21,2004

The Widow of Green E Miller Jr E5 Thanks you
. . Contributed By Regina Williams On Wednesday, July 21, 2004
Thua Thien 101st A/2/502 KIA May 5 1970. I Regina William wish to thank this website for helping me find out about the battle and circumstances of my husbands death. Thank you all for takeing the time to help me. The names are too numerouse, that responded. Thanks to all the Vets of the 101st you gave the girl of 19 the right to cry and made this old woman return to her life with peace,Welcome Home to all the soldiers of Vietnam , and may the scars heal as have mine in the last two days. Peace to you all.

ARTHUR CAVANAGH
. . Contributed By NANCY RAPPA On Wednesday, July 21, 2004
LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE SERVED WITH MY BROTHER, ARTHUR CAVANAGH IN VIETNAM. HE WAS KILLED IN ACTION ON JANUARY 11TH, 1966. HE WAS IN SPECIAL FORCES. THE ONLY NAME I REMEMBER IS MALONEY, MAYBE BOB? YOU WERE AT THE WAKE IN JAMAICA, QUEENS. HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU, PLEASE CONTACT ME, THERE ARE SO MANY OF US WHO WOULD LIKE TO HEAR OF THE "GOOD TIMES" YOU AND HE SPENT TOGETHER IN SERVICE. IF YOU KNEW "DENNY", AS WE CALLED HIM, YOU'D HAVE NEVER FORGOTTEN HIM, HE WAS ONE OF A KIND. THERE'S SO LITTLE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS PART OF THE VIETNAM WAR. DENNIS WAS KIA IN SO. VIETNAM 1/11/66. HE WAS IN THE 82ND AIRBORNE DIVISION, SPEC 4. ANY INFORMATION REGARDING HIS TIME IN VIETNAM WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED BY HIS 4 SISTERS. SINCERELY, NANCY (CAVANAGH) RAPPA

trying to connect old buddies, and former marines
. . Contributed By ira david wilkerson (went by dave, also wilk) On Thursday, July 22, 2004
was in 3rd antitank bn, 3rd mardiv, and 1st recon bn. 1st mar div. between years 1967-69. anyone who was there, or remembers me, please e-mail me.