Looking for Sammy from Provo Utah
. . Contributed By Kathlee Davis On Sunday, November 11, 2001
I am trying to locate a man that served in vietnam. all I know is that his name was Sammy and he was from Provo Utah. He was about 27 or 28 when he served, his guys called him 'old man'.

25TH INF DIV(TROPICAL LIGHTNING)
. . Contributed By sigrid groover On Monday, November 12, 2001
searching for anyone that may have served with John William Groover from C/co.8th bat field artillery tour started 01-05-66 and he was KIA in South Vietnam on 02-14-66 any info would be a blessing

Looking to know anyone who knew my uncle!
. . Contributed By Jennifer Tavares On Monday, November 12, 2001
PFC Wayne T Severino 1st Calvary Divs. He was from Taunton Ma, he never returned from veitnam and In Vietnam and I would like to talk to someone who knew him. Please contact me he was in the army if you have any info contact me at Trajen9075@aol.com Thank you!

Writing to Vietnam Vets
. . Contributed By Penny On Monday, November 12, 2001
I would like to have a writing relationship with a Vietnam Vet. I have read books and would love to hear more of someone's personal experience in combat. Are there any questions I should not touch on?

Bob King
. . Contributed By Rose Clapp On Wednesday, November 14, 2001
I'm looking for friends whom served with Bob Fuller in Pleiku, Vietnam. I would also like contact with Bob King, he was one of Bob Fuller's friends. Bob Fuller died May 31, 1969. I am Bob Fuller's sister.

My Thanksgiving Message 2001
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Saturday, November 17, 2001
Thanksgiving Message 2001 As we sit down for our meal this year we will do so with some sadness. We will know all to well that many of our fellow Americans will have one or two missing. I know every year we all loose someone who will not share this Thanksgiving Dinner with us. After this past September 11th we have all lost something that can not be seen. Gone is our feeling that no matter what goes on in our world we were untouched. Now that our land was the target and having lost so many of our fellow Americans in one despicable act of hate has left a void. We are more grateful for those who are touching our lives or have touched our lives. So this Thanksgiving say a prayer for all of us. Ask all who are sitting down with you to bow their heads in a moment of silence for those no longer here and those who are out there ridding the world of those responsible for the attack. Try to be Thankful for all you have. Think of those who have less. May God bless you and yours. Amen. Chaplain Howard Flexer Vietnam 65/66

WAR LETTERS
. . Contributed By SERGEANT JOHN P. GAGNON On Sunday, November 18, 2001
I AM INTERESTED IN OLD WAR LETTERS FROM EITHER WWI/WWII,VIETNAM, OR DESERT STORM I AM IN HOPES OF PUTTING A BOOK TOGETHER, SEND TO 911 EMJAY WAY #D, CARTHAGE, NY 13619

A data base of Veterans who served in VietNam
. . Contributed By Donald Occhi On Sunday, November 18, 2001
I am looking for an accurate database for those who served in Viet Nam. I found one once, but lost it due to technical difficulties. Thanks for your service to our country, and welcome home. Donald Occhi, SGM, US Army (Infantry), retired

who was first casualty in Saigon Vietnam in 1955
. . Contributed By Larry Stott On Sunday, November 18, 2001
I am legally blind and a double amputee above knee, disabled vet. and I am writing a book aboutVietnam casualties that didn't make the wall. If any one knows the name, branch of service , rank, rate etc. of the first casualtie please e-mail me with the answer.welcom home vets.larry.

SMAJ Harlene E. Millette
. . Contributed By Barbara Cover On Monday, November 19, 2001
He was my father and he died 7/15/68 in Thua Thien Province/South Vietnam. I would love to correspond with anyone who knew him and who might be able to tell me more about his service there and how he died. I was only 11 years old at the time and I still have many unanswered questions. Thanks!