Pfc Patrick R Callahan
. . Contributed By Eric Johnson On Monday, March 14, 2005
I am looking for any marines that might have served with Pfc Patrick Callahan in Quang Nam South Vietnam during June or July of 1967. I am not sure of his unit but i would like to talk to anyone that might have know or served with him.

Veterans of War.
. . Contributed By Jeff On Tuesday, March 15, 2005
I just wish to address a subject that is dear to my heart. This message goes out to anyone that has fought in any war, not just the wars that are listed on the wall. I do not know what is was like to lose a loved one to war, because my father went to Vietnam and returned after his tour. I do know what it is like to lose a loved one, my father died 11 years ago. To anyone who fought any war for the freedom of this great nation I applaud you whether you made it home or you gave your life serving your country, I will always remember to say a prayer for your family. YOU ARE NOT, NOR WILL EVER BE FORGOTTEN.

LARRY FOX
. . Contributed By LINDA KELLEY On Tuesday, March 15, 2005
I would like any information anyone can give me on Larry Fox. I was engaged to married this wonderful man and never got the chance. He was killed Jan 1969.

John Beckers
. . Contributed By Jim Broome On Wednesday, March 16, 2005
Just wondering if anyone out there knew John Beckers personally. He was from Burke, South Dakota and was one great person. Was killed in June of 1969. Would like any information you have about him while he was in the service. Thank you

Sgt Billy E Carrow not honored on the Wall
. . Contributed By Donna L. Holstine On Wednesday, March 16, 2005
I am looking for anyone who knew Sgt Billy E Carrow who was killed in Thailand on 02-21-1967; 46th SF Co, A-4634, Trang (Camp Carrow near Trang named for him.)E-7 SFC. He was wounded in WWII, fought in Korea and killed during Vietnam. His name is not on the Vietnam War Memorial Wall and I would like to change that.

prayer
. . Contributed By anna faircloth davis On Wednesday, March 16, 2005
dear veterns, i am asking all veterns who want to, to have a week of prayer starting GOOD FRIDAY until the next friday evening for our troops,our nation's leaders, and our young people of AMERICA. it does not matter what party you belong to, i think we can be on one accord with this. please let any vet groops know about this. our voices can be heard by GOD. our nation needs this. i have visted this site so many times. my first husband was ALLEN M.FAIRCLOTH, first sgt. he pased away in 1993 at age 57. we were stationed at ft. bragg, ft. campbell, ft. stewart, ft. hood, ft. leanord wood, darmstat, germany, ansbock, and at a airfield outside of stuttgart. be glad to hear from anyone who knew him and has pictures of him. our 2 girls would like them, most of ours got lost on a move. please remember to to pray. you can do it in your car, shower, or have group prayer, i just talk to god. thank you for your time, anna faircloth davis

Bracelet
. . Contributed By Linda K. Elliott (Wyrick) On Thursday, March 17, 2005
In 1969, I was honored to wear a bracelet of an MIA. Much to my relief he arrived on the 2nd transport to the US. The sad part: I don't remember his name all these years later. But I will never forget the how I felt when I read his name. He was alive! My prayers to all those who continue to fight for our safety and freedom. Please know you are not forgotten.

Seeking Grateful American Fellow Californian
. . Contributed By Marilyn Susan Will On Friday, March 18, 2005
You've written on every page of a Calif casualty. Who are you? You wrote my brother, Frederick Reed Will. Our family appreciates your kindness and remembrance.

RETURN OF MIA POW BRACELET
. . Contributed By DONALD JOHNSON On Saturday, March 19, 2005
I WAS GIVEN A MIA POW BRACELET ON 3/18/05 THAT WAS FOUND IN AN ANTIQUE SHOP IN MISSOURI FOR MAJOR JAMES DENNANY DATED 11-12-69. I WENT TO THE E-MAIL ADDRESS LISTED AND IT WAS RETURNED AS NOT AN OPEN E-MAIL ACCOUNT. I WOULD LIKE TO RETURN THIS BRACELET TO MAJOR DENNANY OR HIS FAMILY.

Darrell Eugene Ayers
. . Contributed By Rabbi On Saturday, March 19, 2005
USMC, 1st Force Recon, Died March 19th 1970. Team Abe Lincoln. Until we meet again. Semper Fi. "Rabbi"