What War Means To A Veteran
. . Contributed By D.J. Fern / 64c Bravo co. On Saturday, July 31, 2004
Those Who Have Seen War. Will ALWAYS Hear, Smell, And Fear War. Veterans Will Always Here The Screams of The Wounded. And The Silence of The Dead Untill They Breath Their Last Breath.

GunnerySgt. Charles H. Perkins, USMC
. . Contributed By Barbara Eddowes On Sunday, August 01, 2004
I would like to hear from anyone who was stationed with Chuck at Khe Shan during Jan - March , 1968 at the seige of Khe Shan or treated him on the U.S.S. Repose Hospital Ship. He was my first love and we were seeing each other before he went to Vietnam. I would appreciate any information on him as none was available to me at the time. Thank you

Trying to find Sam Curtain
. . Contributed By Steven Skovgaard On Monday, August 02, 2004
Sam was in Navy and his rate was EM2(SS) and was on swift boat duty. Anyone having info on this please contact us.

looking for the Family of pfc, Frank John Holguin
. . Contributed By sp/4 Daniel R Duarte 560th mpc Tan son Nhut VN. On Monday, August 02, 2004
I am looking for the family of pfc, Frank Holguin,kia march 1964.I have something for you. Danny Duarte

Charlie Battery 1st Bn 13th Marines 1968-1969
. . Contributed By Wm. Duke Humphrey On Tuesday, August 03, 2004
Looking for anyone from the best damm battery in Nam. An Hoa, Chu Lai, Hill 55,Hill 749, Da Nang, just to name a few of the places we kicked ass. Name here is Duke and there from Sept 68- Oct 69.

Headquarters Company 9th Marine Regiment 3rdMarDiv
. . Contributed By Jack Loveday On Friday, August 06, 2004
We are trying to locate former members so that we can reunite. We have located about 15 men from 66-67 and would like to find all. We are now communicating via internet but hope to meet in June 2005. Contact me at jackloveday@msn.com SEMPER FI & WELCOME HOME

for my brothers
. . Contributed By james berry On Saturday, August 07, 2004
may the sun shine warm on your face, may the road rise up to meet you, may the rains fall gently on your feilds, and may the good lord hold you safely in the palm of his hand untill we meet again seent to me by a beloved v.n. vet

Searching for names
. . Contributed By Bill Walker On Monday, August 09, 2004
I was TDY to Da Nang in early March 1970. While there several guys were killed during a rocket attack. I am trrying to find out the names of any of these men.

Ronald L. Legler from Louisville, Ky
. . Contributed By Carol A. Meise On Wednesday, August 11, 2004
My brother sent me a poem to put on this site for All that served in Viet Nam; Living and passed on. The Pity Of It All Across the world I was Sent, To fight in a war that was Hell bent; They Say it wasn't really a war, So what did many soldiers die for. I wasn't the only one to go afar, Many, many soldiers went to that war; It was in a place called Viet Nam, A place unsettled and not so calm. Those that went are proud to this day, Though some didn't come back the same way; Mutilated and parts missing from some, The thanks we got are still yet to come. It's been a long while since that time, We'll all never forget it; are the thoughts of mine; We all stand together one and all, With that thought, we will never fall. If you would like to write to my brother his address is: Ron Legler 635 Merwin Avenue Louisville, KY 40217