BOBBY NEELD, MIA VIETNAM
. . Contributed By GINGER On Sunday, November 10, 2002
LOOKING FOR FAMILY TO RETURN BRACELET I HAVE HAD FOR 31 YRS AND INFO ABOUT HIM.

HHC 1/5 or A 1/5, Carl Ussery - 1968
. . Contributed By Joyce Ussery On Monday, November 11, 2002
Searching for anyone who knew or served with Sgt. Carl Ussery, a FO and Recon Sergeant attached to HHC 1/5 Cav in Vietnam - or who knows the actual circumstances of the helicopter crash he was reported killed in as of 9/28/68 - first reported as Hostile Missing for 5 days. Our hearts are with all of those who lost loved ones in all wars, especially those lost in Vietnam - not only this day, but the other 364 days out of the year also.

IN MEMORY OF JESUS C. VASQUEZ
. . Contributed By Ana M. Vasquez On Monday, November 11, 2002
In memory of my father Corpl. Jesus C. Vasquez (USMC) who passed away May 31, 2002. My father fought in the Vietnam War. Veterans Day and Memorial Day were all ways sad because my dad cried a lot remembering his buddies that he left behind in the war. Just want to let you know Dad it wasn't for nothing I value my freedom a lot more and have the upmost respect for the young men who gave their lives for us to be here today. For the Veterans who are here with us today, "THANK YOU", MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILIES". YOU ARE THE TURE AMERICAN HEROS. I love and miss you dad.From your wife Rosemary,Kids:Martha, Ana, Jesus JR., Clara and Becky (Of couse your grand children too)

Searching for a "brother" in the 11th
. . Contributed By Megan Callaghan On Monday, November 11, 2002
Thank you Vets! I am looking for people who may have served with my father. I don't know exactly when he began his service but I'm guessing it was late '66 to July '68 when he was injured. Larry Dennis Callaghan was roughly 20 years old, from Quincy/Weymouth, Massachusetts. His rank was Sergeant (E5). He served in Germany and in Vietnam. If anyone could help me, I'd appreciate it because he recently passed away and the history of his early twenty's and his experiences died with him. God Bless and Welcome Home!

In Remembrance
. . Contributed By Jennifer On Tuesday, November 12, 2002
My family served in World War II, women and men in American and British services. Others in my family served in subsequent wars.including Vietnam. One's lives in my heart, along with others I knew.and his name is on this wall. This is a writing from WW2: "They still march but their footsteps make no sound.they still serve but do not answer when their name is called.they shall not grow old.as we that are left grow old.age shall not weary them nor the years condemn them.at the going down of the sun and in the morning.WE SHALL REMEMBER.' To which I add, every day, I remember.why would I forget. In love and peace.

Anyone who knew my dad, Sgt - Larry J Calloway
. . Contributed By Pete Calloway On Wednesday, November 13, 2002
My dad Larry J Calloway died in South Vietnam in Sep of 66. He was assigned to the 1st Infantry Division. I would like to speak with anyone who served with him or knew of him. Thank to all the vets for their service to this great country. May God Bless You All!

men who served with my father
. . Contributed By Pamela Mitchell Maas On Thursday, November 14, 2002
My father served in Vietnam in three different tours. It is something he can't talk about or share with his family. I would love to hear from anyone who served with him and found out whatever information you might be able to share about my father.I am so proud of the sacrifices he made for our country.I am so thankful God kept His hand of protection on him and brought him home safely. I wish all our men could have been so blessed and my sympathies to the families who lost loved ones. My fathers name is Jerry Mitchell. Thank you for any information you might have.

men who served with my father
. . Contributed By Pamela Mitchell Maas On Thursday, November 14, 2002
IMy father served in Vietnam in three different tours. It is something he can't talk about or share with his family. I would love to hear from anyone who served with him and found out whatever information you might be able to share about my father.I am so proud of the sacrifices he made for our country.I am so thankful God kept His hand of protection on him and brought him home safely. I wish all our men could have been so blessed and my sympathies to the families who lost loved ones. My fathers name is Jerry Mitchell. Thank you for any information you might have.I believe during one tour he served with a Charles Perry.

Thank-you
. . Contributed By Amber Barnes On Sunday, November 17, 2002
Dear Veterans, I just wanted to thank all of you who served in vietnam I am grateful for your service, I know peopeople have been ungrateful for your service, I am 27 years old and our generation needs to know about your sacrifice, so please keep sharing your experiences so we can learn and never forget. Thanks to all the women who served also!, Thanks!

THOUGHTS NEVER FORGOTTEN
. . Contributed By James D. Bishop On Monday, November 18, 2002
I was a corpsman in Vietnam (Charlie Co. 1/5/1) and have tried to forget some of the experiences i had there. However lately these memories have been coming back rather frequently. Now I am almost in tears as I think about friends left there and could not help. My heart aches for those left. You are gone but not forgotten and never will be by this old corpsman. I hurt and don't know what to do about it. Memories haunt me and crying does no good