David Jasper
. . Contributed By Marian Jasper Bond On Sunday, December 05, 2004
Would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who knew my brother Dave. He was killed in Binh Duong at Fire support base Cantigny on November 19th 1968. He was with the 1st Infantry 2/28 Black Lions Big Red 1. He had red hair which justified his nickname of Red. I had heard from some of his friends before but a computer crash took all my email addresses with it so i'm starting over.If you remember him please write. Davids sister Marian 38west row 11 on the wall But in Heaven standing tall

David Jasper

For some reason my email address didn't show up . It is jajodurbo@tecs-isp.com Hope to hear from some of you. Thanks to all Veterans. You are all appreciated by Davids family. Marian

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN MY HOMETOWN
. . Contributed By Elizabeth Hauer On Tuesday, December 07, 2004
My huband is a Vietnam vet. He is asking (for Christmas) for a list of Vietnam veterans who died during the war and who lived here in our hometown. Does anyone know how I would get a list like this? I would love to obtain this for him but I have no idea where to start. Does anyone have any ideas? THANK YOU!

REMEMBER/NEVER FORGET
. . Contributed By DAVE On Tuesday, December 07, 2004
I AM A VIET-VET, AND I RELALIZE THAT THIS PAGE IS DEDICATED TO THOSE LOST IN VIETNAM. BUT I JUST WANT TO REMIND EVERYONE WHAT HAPPENED ON THIS DAY 1941. A TRAGEDY THAT DREW THIS NATION INTO WWII. LET US NEVER FORGET TO REMEMBER THE 2,388 LIVES THAT WERE LOST THAT DAY, AND PAUSE TO REMEMBER THEM. LET US NEVER FORGET TO PAUSE AND REMEMBER THOSE THAT GAVE THEIR LIVE'S IN EVERY WAR AND EVERY TRAGEDY THIS NATION HAS ENDURED, FOR IF WE EVER STOP REMEMBERING, IF WE EVER FORGET THEM, THEN WE OURSELVES WILL HAVE COMMITTED THE GREATEST TRAGEDY OF ALL.

interview
. . Contributed By Martin Wagner On Wednesday, December 08, 2004
Hello, my name is Martin Wagner. I am correspondent for German Public Radio (a network of public radio-stations in Germany) in Washington DC. I would like to do an interview with a Vietnam Veteran in Washington DC about his experience: - what does it mean - how important for the life - meetings with other veterans It's for a program about history and remenbrance. The interview wouldn't take longer than 15 minutes and it should take place this week. If you could help me to find someone in Washington DC that would be great. Best regards Martin Wagner Correspondent German Public Radio ARD-BR Tel. 202-625 2503 Fax. 202-625 6814 Cel. 202-255 9783 Res. 301-983 5389

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN MY HOMETOWN - For Elizabeth

http://www.thewall-usa.com/index2.html Go to the Home page. Scroll down and type in Home Town Name under Home of Record. Also type in the State. Hit Search.and you should find them all.

Camp Bear Cat near Long Binh 1966-67
. . Contributed By Jack Foster On Friday, December 10, 2004
Desperate to find anyone serving with me at this base camp. I lost my supply sargeant to an accident and friends to snipers (engineers and signal corp) while we strung wire. Any information helping me with names, dates, etc. 36th Signal Battalion "C" Co. We helped set up communications for this new base camp in Corp III.

Thanks and "Well Done"
. . Contributed By SCPO Joseph M. Lahr, USN (RET) On Saturday, December 11, 2004
I served in-country as an advisor in the field from May '65 to July '68. Thanks to all who served then, now and before all of you make me proud to be an American and a veteran. Special respect and regard for those who gave the last full measure.we will not forget!

25th Infantry Gia Dinh South Vietnam
. . Contributed By Evelyn Rider On Saturday, December 11, 2004
Looking for anyone who served with Samuel Dewey Rider, Jr. He served Jan-Mar1968 was KIA Mar 03, 1968. Would love stories or pics to share with his 16 sisters and brothers in West Virginia. He was a SGT - E5 - Army- Regular 18 year old Caucasian from a small town in West Virgina.

looking for my brothers
. . Contributed By Capt donald lemmond (ret) royal army medical corp On Saturday, December 11, 2004
im a vet 70-74 was in da nang was an army medical officer attached to 101 airbourn screaming eagles i lost touch with 2 brothers both of whom were sent to help 82 airbourn there they were both marked as mia in 71 both are memmbers of the Mohawk Tribe from the 6 nations reserve here in canada we still dont know what happened to them maybe someone from the 82 can tell us what happened to them