Thank You To All Who Served
. . Contributed By Linda Griffin On Friday, April 29, 2005
It hardly seems 30 years since the VietNam Conflict ended yet as the memories coming flooding through my mind it seems a 100 years ago. I will be eternally thankful for all of you that served and for those that never returned yet live in my memory and heart always. Many changes occured in my life due to the war and losing ones I loved. I do know however than my changes can never compare to the changes in your lives and the sacrifices you've all made (those who served, their families and their friends). May God bless each of you and may we never truly rest or quit until EVERY HERO IS HOME.

Thank you From a proud son to everyone that served
. . Contributed By Teddy Joe jr and Chuck Violissi On Saturday, April 30, 2005
Our father passed Jan, 10, 2005 after a long and hard fought battle with Agent Orange related cancer. At the age 19 he enlisted in the Marine Corps. As crew chief he served two years in vietnam as part of the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, Squadron HMM-265. Dad and the crew of the helicopter he served on were shot down twice and was MIA for 15 days. Dad was decorated with the National Defence Service Medal, Vietnam Service Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, Navey Unit Commendation Medial, Combat Aircrew Insignia, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, cetifcate of Achievement, the air Medal, four Bronze stars and Two Silver Stars. Dad was Proud to serve his country And was proud to be a Marine. Theodore J Violissi Sr rest in peace. we are proud you, Love you, and miss you. For ever in your debt,your boys. Is there a spot for Dad on the wall

Sgt.Ralph DiFate
. . Contributed By Liz On Saturday, April 30, 2005
I am looking for anyone who knew my brother Sgt.Ralph DiFate who was killed on March 7,1968

A Long Over-due Thanks!
. . Contributed By Greg Groves On Saturday, April 30, 2005
To all the brave men and women who served and protected this country during the Vietnam War, Thanks! I was a new born and only a child during the war, but I have since studied and tried to learn as much as I could about that era in our history. The way you all were treated was unfair and a sad testimony of what the so called "protestors" called a way to be active against the war. You all are heroes to me and your courage and bravery, I will not forget. To those who were lost, I will never forget. I just wish that the people of this country would feel the same. God Bless you all.

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. . Contributed By david stap-les On Sunday, May 01, 2005
iam looking for a freind of mine he live in chicago ills if anybody can fine him it would make me happy i was over 1971-1972locate him my e mail is there thanks brother in arms

Does anyone know my Father?
. . Contributed By Sadina Carter On Monday, May 02, 2005
I posted before on this website, you can search my questions under SADINA and they will show. I was wondering if anyone has happened to look on here that served with him in the 101st.he passed away of cancer due to AGENT ORANGE.Just wondering if anyone can help?

Charles Haskell
. . Contributed By Lisa Haskell On Monday, May 02, 2005
I am trying to find anyone that knew a Charles Haskell. He was my step brother. We were separated when I was 5 because my parents divorced. I am trying to find out anything I can about him. I only recently found out that he had been killed in vietnam.

School Paper
. . Contributed By PFC Ikram On Monday, May 02, 2005
I am writing a paper on a story writen by Tim O'Brien tittled "Speaking of Courage" for my high school Literature class. If any one would liek to give me an online or phone interview I would be very thankful. I need some one who was in Vietnam And the reaction they recieved from their town when they returned. Also their personal thoughts and actions upon returning. My e-mail address is Ikram2918@hotmail.com A very, very quick response would be great. Thank you

C,co.27COMBAT ENGR.
. . Contributed By Ken McCloskey On Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Looking for anyone who served in 1969 june 1970,have moved and lost alot of my pictures.was in the a-shaw valley to t-bone,Quang Tri.Base camp eagle.C.CO.27 Combat ENGR/

1st Bn 5th Infantry Regiment 25th Div Cu Chi Vietn
. . Contributed By Butch Petit On Tuesday, May 03, 2005
Anyone that would like information on any one that was KIA while serving with the 1st Battalion 5th Infantry Regiment 25th Division, contact Norman "Butch" Petit at nam66tunnelrat25th@charter.net or www.1-5th-m-25th-inf-1966.com