Diego Amador Pfc USMC
. . Contributed By Robert On Friday, June 01, 2001
When you volunteered in June 1, 1968 there was courage. When you received you Private First Class on December 1, 1968 there was pride. When you were assigned to tour of duty on December 7, 1968 there was fear yet pride. When you died on January 21, 1969 there was alot of pain and sadness. The sacrifice you took is a pride and honor your family, friends and country realized. Thank you. We love you.

82nd Co. (OC) Ft. Benning 66-67 Co. Roster?
. . Contributed By Wally Gossett On Saturday, June 02, 2001
For eight weeks I was a member of 82nd Co. (OC) and recycled to 97th, and graduated 25 May 67. I remember reading the Army Times in 67/68 and seeing name after name from 82nd fall in battle. One week eight of my comrades in arms died. I was too depressed to read after that. I have no roster, and the names have left me. Can anyone help? I want to remember and honor these friends.

David Wallace Baker, SGT. U.S.M.C. by Greg Payne
. . Contributed By Gregory Payne On Sunday, June 03, 2001
My cousin, David Wallace Baker, SGT U.S.M.C. was K.I.A. in 1970 in Quang Tri, Vietnam. His record - dmD5r3A1wgk92kvgsk - needs to be updated, and posted. That's - David Wallace Baker SGT U.S.M.C. from Ridgefield, Wa, born 1951 - died 1970, ssn# 531482930. Please update my cousin's wall page, so it can be not only posted, but used for future reference. Just don't let him be forgotten! I hope I have provided you with enough needed information that you will be able to fill in the rest. thank you, David's cousin, Gregory Payne

Thank you

As I sit in front of my computer I type this as tears stream down my face. I want to thank all of you who served in Viet Nam. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU I appreciate what you have done. I also thank your families. What I am saying feels so inadequit. I do want you to know how much your sacrificies mean to MILLIONS of Americans as well as the Vietnamise and the residents in that whole area of the world. If not for YOU the Viet Cong would never have just stopped with Vietnam. They would have continued on murdering millions. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

Looking for anyone that knew my Uncle!
. . Contributed By Christine Sliter On Monday, June 04, 2001
Hello my name is Christine I am looking for anyone that might have served with my Uncle David David Lee Scott Army SP4 E4 1st Infantry Division he died August 7. 1967 in Binh Long South Viet Nam.

CHARLES GELLER
. . Contributed By yancy On Monday, June 04, 2001
Oh Charlie, why didn't you stay in the seminary? What a funny little guy you were. You so resembled one of the teachers at Assumption High School, E. St. Louis, Ill. You would have been Father Geller by now, long by now. Instead you are a memory of those long by gone days way back when we were oh so young and carefree, our hearts were young and free. I have grown old and you will always be so young, just the way I always remembered you. You should have stayed in the seminary, Charlie. It was a great shock to find your name on the wall in 1993. I had heard nothing about you for so many years. It is a shame it came to this. Remember you always, Father Geller, Class of 1965,A.H.S., East St. Louis, Illinois, from a friend.

Michael K. Maloney
. . Contributed By Elaine M. Nau On Tuesday, June 05, 2001
My husband served in Viet Nam with Michael K. Maloney. Michael's name is on The Wall. Each time my husband and I visit The Wall of the South in Pensacola, Florida, he utters a wish that he could somehow get in touch with Michael's wife and son just to let them know how much he misses Michael and to share some memories. If anyone can pass on information regarding Michael or his family, I would really appreciate the information. We love you, Michael. You will never be forgotten.

Four star General killed in Viet Nam
. . Contributed By Sue McNally On Tuesday, June 05, 2001
I'm searching for the name of a 4-Star General killed between Mar 69 and Mar 70. He died in a plane or helicopter crash. His body was retrieved by a helicopter pilot & crew chief from the Rat Pack at NaTrang.

Firebase Panther III, august 29, 1968
. . Contributed By Fred Royce On Wednesday, June 06, 2001
We had one hell of a ground attack on that night. I would like to talk to anyone from any unit that was there- I was with the 155 howitzers- we Lost Gerald Roy that night, another man, and several wounded-

Looking for Information of a friends wherebouts
. . Contributed By Pat Tucker Lincoln Nail ( Legs) On Wednesday, June 06, 2001
I am trying to locate a friend or any of his family. His name is Neil MacTaggart Lamont. Sgt. U.S.M.C. When I met him in Memphis, Tenn. it was the night Martin Luther King was killed. He was stationed at Millington Air Force Base, he then went to El Toro Marine Base in Calif. He left for Viet Nam for his 2 or 3 tour in 68 or 69, returned to States in 69 or 70.Home was in New Jersey. Bithday Jan. 19?, 1943? Has a daughter Jenny and a son? somewhere. Maybe more children I am not aware of.