Wasted Youth
. . Contributed By Carl Moffett On Thursday, November 11, 2004
WWI was the war to end all wars. What happened? Did we learn nothing in Korea and Vietnam, and now in Iraq. How many more young lives will be wasted in another foriegn country? A country that doesn' even want us there. Our young people are our future. Dont waste them again.

not forgotten

eldon - i haven't forgotten you - god bless you

LOOKING FOR INFO ON ARMY PFC PETE MAES
. . Contributed By EDDIE MAES VASQUEZ On Thursday, November 11, 2004
LOOKING FOR ANY ONE THAT KNEW MY BROTHER PETE MAES 196TH LIGHT INFANTRY BRIGADE, GUNNER ON A APC DIED MAY 4TH 1969 IN QUANG,TIN SOUTH VIETNAM. HE WAS ONLY IN COUNTRY 4 MOUNTHS ITS BEEN REAL HARD TO GET ANY INFO. THX IT WOULD BRING CLOUSER TO OUR FAMILY

veteran's day 2004.
. . Contributed By Connie May Ingle On Thursday, November 11, 2004
As we are fighting the enemey across foreign soil, let us rejoice in those ones who have paid their price so that we might be free - Thank you to each veteran out there in the USA! May we always keep you and your families near in our hearts. And may we never complain about what we don't have- for if we can live and breath in a free nation WE are truly blessed! I would like to leave you a snipet of a poem I wrote several years ago: Let us Americans rejoice, and demand: What makes this country so great- Are those who fight on foreign lands. 2004_Connie May Ingle

Steven Michael Stofko
. . Contributed By Joann Hedden On Thursday, November 11, 2004
I went to school with Steve in Highland, IN, and I am looking for anyone who knows where his family is. Even tho its been 36 years, he is still thought of and remembered.

You are always remembered
. . Contributed By Karen Prewitt On Thursday, November 11, 2004
I would like to send a prayer out to all the soldiers fighting for our country in Iraq and also a prayer for all of the veterns who made it home from other wars. My uncle James D. Cain lost his life in Vietnam in 1968, but not a day has gone by that I dont think about him and all the others that gave the ULTIMATE sacrifice for our freedom. GOD BLESS ALL.

Teddy Lee and Donny Ray
. . Contributed By Paul MacAuley On Friday, November 12, 2004
I think of you nearly every day. Three boys from Belmont, MA, three boys stationed together at Ft. Bragg, three boys sent to Vietnam, one boy came home to Belmont. I don't know why I was so lucky and you so unlucky, but I do know what brave and wonderful men you were and would have continued to be, had you been given the chance to grow old like me. My life has forever been changed, much because of the two of you, but I am so much the better person for having known you. You help me fight the deamons of that war which still come to visit me so often.

thanks to all fellow veterans
. . Contributed By laurie townsend On Saturday, November 13, 2004
am looking for family of john a townsend jr. born august 10th 1930 died decembember 4th 1968 hometown manchester new hampshire. had a brother named nelson townsend, or any one who was in the army with him that might know of his familys where abouts. he was born in wells, maine. his address when he was in army was USAH 8169th AU APO343, san fransisco calidornia. am looking for nelson townsend his brother or his family.

LOOKING FOR HELP
. . Contributed By Virginia Jarman On Saturday, November 13, 2004
I am looking for anyone that might have served with my brother, Roland J. Panarese (John) Sp4 Army 173 Airborne Brigade. He was killed in Lam Dong on April 19, 1969. I am looking for any info I can get. All I know is it was hostile ground casualty other explosive device.If there is anyone out there that give me anymore info. I would love to hear from you. I loved my brother dearly and it kills me to think he was alone when he died. God Bless all of you.

Thank You
. . Contributed By Clayton McGrath On Wednesday, November 17, 2004
Although I personally don't know anybody who died while in service to our country during the Vietnam War, I would like to extend my thanks, thoughts, and prayers to all the men and women who honorably and faithfully fought for America. Thank you to all the men who paid the highest price in defense of everyone at home. God Bless each and every one of you, and God Bless America