Info About 2Lt. David Gray
. . Contributed By Larry Zimmerman On Tuesday, January 18, 2005
I tried to reply to the previous entry but my e-mail came back saying your e-mail address was incorrect. E-mail me and I will give you the address of someone that knows the facts about 2Lt. David Gray.

PFC Dana Zaleski
. . Contributed By deb wickerham On Wednesday, January 19, 2005
I am looking for anyone who served with my cousin Pfc. Dana Zaleski--Marine died Feb. 5, 69 in Quang Nam while out on patrol in a rice paddy. Sometimes known as "Ski". I honor all of you work very closely with my community vets. Iwould like to talk to anyone who served with him or knew him. A big THANK YOU to all of you.

Sgt. Fred Schreckengost
. . Contributed By deb wickerham On Wednesday, January 19, 2005
I am a 5th grade teacher and have been wearing a POW bracelet for over 30 years. I teach my students about Vietnam and the heroes that were born there. I also teach them what POW/MIA stands for and why I wear my bracelet. This year a student of mine brought me a bracelet that she found in her mother's dresser. It has the name: SGT. FRED SCHRECKENGOST 6-7-64. I have tried the search and keep coming up empty. If anyone knows of him, please contact me, so I can share the information about him with my student. THANK YOU TO ALL OF YOU.

Tommy Ray Bowman
. . Contributed By Dawn M. Bowman On Thursday, January 20, 2005
I am lookng for anyone who served with Tommy Ray Bowman. He was with Delta Company, 2nd Battalion, 35th Infantry Regiment. Tommy is my 1/2 first cousin once removed. Tommy served from July to September 27,1968. He died in the service to our country in the Quang Duc Province of Vietnam. Any stories or pictures would be helpful. I would like to learn more about this wonderful hero. I would also like to thank and welcome home all Vietnam Vets. :)

PFC Kenneth M. Baldwin
. . Contributed By Ashley Brackin On Friday, January 21, 2005
I'm searching for someone who has information and pictures of my Uncle Kenneth M. Baldwin (Butch) he only lasted a year 1967-1968 in the Vietnam War. If so please send me an email. Or if anyone might know him as a friend, brother, sister, or cousin. please email as soon as possible.

592 Transportation Company Vetrans
. . Contributed By Karla Oligschlaeger On Sunday, January 23, 2005
I am looking for any information reguarding the 592 Transportation Company that served 18 months in 1968-1969 near Banatuit (maybe North Cameron Bay). My father has become very ill and we need this information to help him get benefits through the VA. This is the only information I have. Please Help. My fathers name is Karl Peterson.

Brian Speer
. . Contributed By Joan Speer Henderson On Tuesday, January 25, 2005
I am traveling to Viet Nam and would like to know the area where Brian Speer was killed so that I may leave a memorial. Joan Speer Henderson.

SPC 4 Henry "Slide" Ruehl
. . Contributed By SPC 4 Paul Gilbert On Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Hank, just wanted to let you know that your sense of humor and friendship helped me through the 365 days, some 35 yrs. ago. Would like to get in touch with you.

Military Members have NO Constitutional Rights!
. . Contributed By Leigh On Tuesday, January 25, 2005
Many Americans, including most serving military members, are not aware that the very United States Constitution they have sworn to serve and defend does not apply to them. There is a secret unconstitutional law that prohibits military members from seeking final redress for wrongful actions taken upon them while serving. These certain actions may include murder, reprisal, rape, human experimentation, medical malpractice, gross and criminal negligence, etc. The shameful law is called the Feres Doctrine, named after the young Lt. Rudolph Feres, who died in a barracks fire caused by the negligence of the Army. This doctrine bars constitutional redress of wrongful acts or omissions resulting in injury or death arising from non-legitimate military necessity or decisions. Please contact your US Senators and Senator Arlin Spector to abolish the Feres Doctrine.

SP4 Joe B Ojeda
. . Contributed By Barbara Hill On Wednesday, January 26, 2005
I was the fiancT of Joe B Ojeda. We got engaged in Hawaii He was with CRIP as part of HHC, 1st Battalion, (Mech), 2nd Brigade, 5th Infantry (Bobcats), 25th Infantry Division (Tropical Lightning) located at Cu Chi arriving in-country on February 25, 1969. Joe was KIA in BINH DUONG, SOUTH VIETNAM on Dec 9, 1969. He was killed by a booby trap. He was the only one that died that day in the incident and I would like to hear from anyone who served with Joe. I can be contacted by email at BarbaraHill647@hotmail.com. Thank you. Barbara