Dennis Shelton
. . Contributed By Gail Hardie On Monday, October 28, 2002
My name is Gail Hardie and a very good friend of Dennis Shelton.Dennis feels it is no use searching for his comrades in Vietnam, that they were a covert team and still bound by restrictions, but I am forever hopeful his friends may wish to find him, and other members of their platoon, and talk to each other once again.If you know Dennis, or know some-one that knew Dennis, please contact me.I would appreciate it immensely.With regards,,,Gail

Info on Louis Herrera
. . Contributed By Sherrie Vargas On Monday, October 28, 2002
I am looking for anyone who served with my uncle Louis Anthony Herrera of Denver,Colorado.He served in South Vietnam,Quang Nam.He died on 8/29/1968.I would like any information you have to share with me.I never was able to know my uncle because he died before I was born.I am trying to make a scrapbook for my grandmother of him and any information would be helpful.And if someone might have come in contact with his dog tag because my grandmother never got his.

Observation Squadron Sixty-Seven ( VO-67)
. . Contributed By Bob Reynolds On Tuesday, October 29, 2002
Looking for former members of VO-67, " The Ghost Squadron ". We are back together and are having our third reunion in May 2003. If you have any information on anyone alive or deceased who were members of this ultra secret Navy squadron please contact me. They served from 1967-68 in Vietnam,and Laos.

Reflections in the Wall
. . Contributed By Doug Crozier On Wednesday, October 30, 2002
Found the print. It's by Lee Teter and can be found and ordered at: https://www.vietnamreflections.com/order/order.mv Doug

ANY ONE OUT THERE that served with me in Vietnam
. . Contributed By Bradley Clark On Wednesday, October 30, 2002
I served with two different Marine Corp companies between 2/21/1965 and 3/31/1966. My orginal company was out of Hawaii, Co. M 3/4 first marines. We landed in Hue and were an out post company. M Co from Hawaii rotated out in Nov 65' back to Okinawa and I volentered to stay and join a new company that was just arriving to Vietnam, Co. A first Battalion 7th Regiment 3rd Division from Nov 27 65 until I rotated out 3/23/66. We were in Da Nang and later Chi Lie. We were also an out post company. Please contact me if you served with me or know some one that did. Thank you for your help, Brad

Friend of my fathers
. . Contributed By Shannon On Thursday, October 31, 2002
I am looking for a man named Edward Farve. He served and was killed in vietnam. He was a friend of my father, Richard Gibbs. They where both in the army. Also, if you served with my father please feel free to contact me.

spec.4 Victor A. Mohr
. . Contributed By Bobby Mohr On Friday, November 01, 2002
I am looking for anyone who might have served in vietnam with my dad ( spec. 4 victor A. Mohr)late jan. to april 25, 1968. he was killed in action. i never got to know him, my mother was 4 months pregnant with me when he was killed. he was in the 11thacr b troop. any information would be greatly appreciated.

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO KNEW JOE BEN STUART JR.
. . Contributed By Darlene McDonald On Saturday, November 02, 2002
He is my brother. I was only 11 when he died in Dinh Tuong in South Vietnam. The information i have is that he had been shot in the leg and was in the hospital when it was bombed, and was shot in the back when he tried to escape capture. All the information I have about what he was in when he died is he was in the 9th MP Co. 9th Inf. Div. USARPAC this is straight off of his military records I have. He served from 1967 to Feb. 28th 1969 when he was killed. If there is anyone out there that served with him or if you were a nurse at the hospital he was in and talked to him please email me I would like to talk to or write you. His nick name was bobo that might help Thank You Very Muck Darlene McDonald

Bruce Kennedy
. . Contributed By Sandra Nirenberg Marley On Saturday, November 02, 2002
Looking for Bruce Kennedy's Mom or Brother, Charles. He passed away at Phouc Tuy, So. Vietnam on 9-25-66 at the age of 21. We miss him and feel honored to have known him.

Thank you daddy!
. . Contributed By Melissa Lard, Alabama On Monday, November 04, 2002
This is to thank my dad, Charles D. Allsbrooks Jr. Daddy, I have never told you how much I appreciate the sacrifices you made while you were over seas. I know that you have overcome some emotional battles and that there are some you are still trying to beat. I am so proud of you and I am so proud of you. My heart just flutters with joy everytime I can tell someone that you served in the Marines and fought in Vietnam. You are my heroe! I love you so much!