U.S. Navy Medic Carl Nitch
. . Contributed By Carl's sister, Gail Hanes On Monday, November 29, 2004
Did you know my brother, Carl Nitch [from western Pennsylvania], who served as a Navy Medic attached to the Third Marine Division in 1967-69? His buddies nicknamed him "Doc Cal". He was with them during the worst of the Tet Offensive when he lost all his gear and darned near his life. He died 12/31/2000 from Agent Orange-caused cancer. Would like to hear from anyone who served with him.

Ssgt John D.Bell
. . Contributed By Kimberly Bell-Ryals On Tuesday, November 30, 2004
My name is Kimberly. I'm looking for anyone who served with my uncle J.D. If you have any information or photos,please contact me. Thank you to all who served, Welcome Home.

questions about the Veterans
. . Contributed By Marc Pondruel On Wednesday, December 01, 2004
hello , Iam a french student and I am interesting in the Vietnam Veterans . I am studying the vision of the american society on the Veterans and I will be very glad if some people would learn me many thing about his own experience of soldier and after his come back into the civil life .You can send me I mails if you want . thank you :-) Marc

William J. Wickward KIA 8/27/69
. . Contributed By Doc Spulecki On Wednesday, December 01, 2004
"Daddy Rat" was the platoon sgt. in charge of the Recon. Plt., for the 1/14th 3rd of the 25th(later being transferred to the 4th ID. i have read that this DSC winner was KIA on his third or fourth tour. Can anyone out there confirm what unit he was serving with? Here is a non-com who taught a young medic alot about soldiering. He all ways had the upmost of respect from me and i would like to visit with SGT. Wick when i return to the wall again. thanks for your time and consideration. Doc Spulecki Golden Dragons 67/68

William J. Wickward KIA 8/27/69
. . Contributed By Doc Spulecki On Wednesday, December 01, 2004
"Daddy Rat" was the platoon sgt. in charge of the Recon. Plt., for the 1/14th 3rd of the 25th(later being transferred to the 4th ID. i have read that this DSC winner was KIA on his third or fourth tour. Can anyone out there confirm what unit he was serving with? Here is a non-com who taught a young medic alot about soldiering. He all ways had the upmost of respect from me and i would like to visit with SGT. Wick when i return to the wall again. thanks for your time and consideration. Doc Spulecki Golden Dragons 67/68

Bracelet Protocol: From MIA to KIA
. . Contributed By Tony Bilaver On Thursday, December 02, 2004
What is the protocol with the bracelet if the service member on an MIA bracelet is now listed as KIA? I had heard that you should break the bracelet, is this true. I've been wearing it since 1988.

How to Purchase a Photo
. . Contributed By Gayle Fullerton On Thursday, December 02, 2004
I am looking for the owner of the night shot at the wall with the monument. It is a awesome shot. I am a Navy photograper in the middle of a big design project. Credit would be given to the photographer and this photo would hang in the main building at the Naval Research Laboratory. I would greatly appreciate how one can purchase that or others posted in the Photo Gallery. Thanks

1st LT George B. Pearson III
. . Contributed By Michael J. Pearson On Thursday, December 02, 2004
I'm looking for anyone who knew my brother George B. Pearson III. He was KIA on September 17 1966 in South Vietnam. I was only 6 when he died. Just trying to find out more about him. Really wish I could have spent more time with him. Any information will be greatly appreciated. He was with the 101st Airborne. I read a message from Raymond Capwell on my brother's page on the wall website who said he knew him, but I can't track him down. Does anyone know Raymond Capwell?Thanks.

bernard jaffe
. . Contributed By Laura Greiving On Thursday, December 02, 2004
I am the daughter of Bernard Jaffe. He died in Vietnam in 1962. I was 5 years old and my mother didn't talk about him afterward nor did relatives stay in touch. I am hoping for any information about him, friends who served with him. Thank you so much. Laura Greiving

ADDING A NAME TO THE WALL
. . Contributed By Don Doiron On Friday, December 03, 2004
My father's leg was amputated do to shrapenal from a mine during the Vietnam War. He died in 1988 from a blood clot from the amputation according to doctors. He was in great physical shape and his death took everyone by surprise. At that time my mother tried to have his name added to the wall but was denied. I understand names of those dying from injuries sustained during the war are now being added. Who can I contact to reactivate our request that his name be added to the wall.