Russell Lee Wells, Jr.
. . Contributed By JimMaher On 04/28/97:
SP5 Wells was killed when a single bullet hit the Mohawk inwhich he was flying as an observer on Christmas day, 1968. The bullet hitWells behind his right ear. It killed him instantly. The airplane landedsafely and did not crash. He had been my next door neighbor at Ft Holibirdand worked for me in the 73d Surveillance Airplane Co in Viet Nam. I don'tknow whether or not this helps anyone.

MIA/POW Braclet
. . Contributed By TimHuntOn 04/29/97:
Looking for braclet bearing the name Capt. Guy D. Johnson USAF.Any help would be very welcome.

SGT James Lawrence Suydam
. . Contributed By WilliamJ. LanscheOn 04/30/97:
Jim was a childhood friend of mine who taught me alot aboutlife. In one of his letters, he wrote "If you get drafted you have a realgood chance to be infantry and come to Nam and that is one thing you don'twant." He wrote about how horrible the war was, and how letters from hisfamily and friends kept him strong. He loved sports and was a great softballplayer, leading his team in batting stats. He wrote how hungry he was forplaying, "I'll tear the cover off the ball." I will always have a placein my heart for Jim never forgetting his wisdom. He was always lookingto help his family & friends.

8th Cavalry Troops
. . Contributed By WilliamJ. DavisOn 05/02/97:
I'd like to get in contact with any veterans who served withC Troop, 3rd Squadron, 8th U.S. Cavalry, from 1972-1975.

Unit Search
. . Contributed By CoyAdkinsOn 05/03/97:
Trying to find location to search by memorial listings by unit.Would appreciate any informationanyone could give. Thanks

Survivors of Capt. David C. Lindberg,KIA, RVN, 1967
. . Contributed By VernonB. Byrd Jr., Major, USAF, RetiredOn 05/04/97:
I have written a book dedicating it to my best friend, DavidC. Lindberg. I have reserved copies for his wife, Kay, and one each forhis two children. Anyone knowing the whereabouts of these survivors, pleasecontact me ASAP.

Richard Planiky
. . Contributed By MarieLaJeunesseOn 05/05/97:
Looking for this person, he was in the Navy in 1962 satationin Long Beach Ca, he was from Penn. If your out there please get in touchwith me, at the time I knew him my last name was Corn.

First soldier killed in Vietnam
. . Contributed By SteveOn 05/07/97:
Help me find out who was the first US soldier killed in country.I'm told it was Harry G. Kramer but I can't find any reference to him

MISSING FRIENDS
. . Contributed By TerriCrowOn 05/08/97:
I am looking for anyone who was in 1. Echo Co., 2Bn., 4th Marines,3rd Mar Div. May 1965 thru Sept. 1966. and 2. Echo Co, 2ndBn., 1st Marines,1st Mar Div. Oct. 1966 thru April 1967 PLEASE RESPOND Visit my web site:http://www.usaor.net/users/tmkc

Vietnam/Panama Veterans Association
. . Contributed By TerryA. Dell,WebMaster - 114th Aviation Company On 05/10/97:
My name is Terry A. Dell. I served with the 114th Assault HelicopterCompany in Vinh Long Vietnam in 1969. We have established a 114th AviationCompany Association and are seeking former Pilots, Air Crew Members, andSupport Personel that served with the 114th AHC from 1963-1972. For Associationinformation contact me at:TDell@HotMail.Com. You can also visit our "NEW"Home Web Site at: http:www.familyville.com/data/lusmyp/knight461 If youknow anyone who served with the 114th AHC in either Vietnam or Panama,"PLEASE" tell them about us. Thank you!