Searching For SFC LISTON
. . Contributed By James King On Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Would like to contact SFC Liston, assigned to MACV Team #80, IV Corps, CaMau, Vietnam. He was the Medic who had me Medevac'e to Hospital in 1969. Pleas contact me if anyone knows of his whereabouts.

Searching for Next of kin for John Michael Minor
. . Contributed By GK Musson On Friday, July 08, 2005
I would like to tell you what a great man your son/father/husband was while he was in San Antonio for pilot training. My family knew him well.

Searching for Staff Sargent Marvin Wayne Smith
. . Contributed By Le On Saturday, July 09, 2005
Staff Sarget Marvin Wayne Smith had a friend named Larry in Vietnam 1971. Larry (age 72 now) went state side while Marvin remained in Vietnam for aproxmitly another year. Mutual female friend is in search of both men.

ROBERT PATRICK SOUSA

Lcpl. Sousa was a young Marine that met his fate on this day July 10, 1966. He is my "buddy". I used to rag him about the Marine Corps Music. When we had time to "shoot the shit" I would tell him that his ancestor John Phillip Sousa should have composed a march for the "eses" (Marines of La Raza"). He would laugh it off by saying "you guys werent 'round back then". I would tell him that the Sousa name sounded Raza. He would crack up and retort, "uh nah nah, ese". When I hear the sounds of Our Music (Marine) it sends me back to 66 and my buddy. May he rest in peace, Robert, you my friend are not forgotten.

Vietnam on 10/8/1963
. . Contributed By Mike Farr On Wednesday, July 13, 2005
someone please help me I'm looking for anyone who served at this time and was in the same unit as my cousin I never knew him as I am only 35 years old and from family I heard he was a true Marine. He was killed in action. this is what I have on him. cousin Sgt. Larry Duane Jameson-KIA in Vietnam on 10/8/1963. On 10/8/1963, a USAF pilot had been shot down (Captain Dean Wadsworth) about 40 miles south of Danang, South Vietnam. Two Marine helicopters of the 1st Marine Air Wing (HMM-361) were immediately dispatached from the Danang airfield to effect a search-and-rescue mission. Due to the urgency, we have never been able to sort out who was with each helicopter - but we know that there were a total of 9 Marines and 3 Navy Corpsmen onboard. They had arrived at the position of the downed pilot, and one of the helicopters started taking ground fire as it started to descend. These hits caused it to go into a tail spin, and it rotated into the second helicopter - causing both to crash/burn, killing all 12 men. The carnage was so bad that two of the remains (1 Marine, 1 Corpsman) were never found/identified, and subsequent searches for the pilot were unfruitfull - he also is listed as one of our MIA's. This incident became the largest number of US servicemen killed in the war up to that date on a single day. What's interesting is that Larry Jameson was trained as a Avionics Technican - and as the war escalated, he would never have been onboard for this type of mission - but he, along with 3 other technicians had gone along on that fateful day.a true Marine. God Bless all who has served or lost family members. Mike USMC/1988-1998 Please if anyone has any info please get in touch thank you and god bless, Mike

PFC Richard Eugene Lewis
. . Contributed By Frances Rea On Wednesday, July 13, 2005
I have located the burial site of PFC R.E. Lewis. I would like to thank all of you who responded to my posting. Your prayers, help and suggestions help me to finally locate him. He was laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, Cal. Thank you and God Bless.

Looking For Marines Injured In Land mine accident
. . Contributed By Lt. Gene T. Spanos Ret. RPD 72/95 & Sgt. 66/71 On Thursday, July 14, 2005
My name is Gene T. Spanos (Cpl) back then while serving as a squad leader with the 11th Engineer Bn 3rd Marine Division located ( rear ) Dong ha. The date was March 1968 and the location was Gio Lynh fire support base (FSB site). While closing out for the day while assigned to installing a minefield - these three (3) marines accdiently tripped a landmine and were all badly injured. All needed to be emergency evacuated to Delta Med Bn aid station - then located in the Quang tri area. I have been looking to contact these Marines since then. Anyone with information should please contact me at the e-mail address provided. Finally, to all who served and lost their lives -eteranl rest. To thos who returned - peace. God bless you all and your families.

E5 Green Edward Miller Jr KIA 5/5/70
. . Contributed By Regina Inez Williams Miller On Thursday, July 14, 2005
I am so sorry that I never told you I would die without you. I am so sorry I did not honor my widow hood properly. I wish I had not tried to be such a good Soldiers wife and had let myself cry and rant and rave when you told me you had your orders for Nam. I wish I had screamed when the soldiers told me you were gone. I was so concerned about not letting anyone know how I felt. I though it was private. Pretending nearly killed me. Green, I wish you were here, I still love you. Regina from Texas

Alpha Co. 2nd Bn., 16th Inf - 1st ID - Reunion
. . Contributed By Terry Hassett On Friday, July 15, 2005
Co. A, 2nd Bn., 16th Inf, 1st Infantry Division - A reunion will be held from August 19, 2005 to August 21, 2005 in the Chicago area for the men who served with the company in Vietnam. Contact Terry Hassett at (781) 826-1274 or terryhassett@juno.com

ronnie mills
. . Contributed By linda larson On Friday, July 15, 2005
looking for anyone who knew ronnie mills from flat lick ky. would love to find out how he was killed