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Cpt. Leo Allen Bauer '65
. . Contributed By Sue On Sunday, July 24, 2005
My father was KIA on 9/10/65. He was a pilot, and his aircraft malfunctioned. I am looking for anyone/anything that could help me fill in the pieces of who my father was, as I was only 2 years old, with no memory of him. Your help and prayers are appreciated!

 
 

Bouchard, Michael L- recently found MIA bracelet
. . Contributed By Bill Brunnett On Sunday, July 24, 2005
I have just recently found a MIA bracelet and info regarding LCDR Bouchard. I tried to contact the email address associated with the listing but mail was returned because of an incorrect email address. I anyone has any info regarding his family, especially Julie, please contact me.

 
 

USS Hancock CV/CVA-19 Virtual Wall Memorial
. . Contributed By Ken "Jake " Jaccard, YN3, USNR-R 1961-1967 On Sunday, July 24, 2005
I have created a Virtual Wall Memorial on my Website to commemorate our Fallen Comrades of the Vietnam War. The following Links take you to several areas of interest. Please visit them: USS Hancock CV/CVA-19 Memorial's Vietual Wall: http://www.usshancockcv19.com/virtualwall.htm The Vietnam Memorial Site: http://www.usshancockcv19.com/vietnam/ I know that if we remember our fallen comrades, they aren't really gone from us. So we turn for. One Backward Glance. http://www.usshancockcv19.com/vietnam/ifyouareable.htm May God always keep them in mind. thanks so much to you of this Website who work so hard to keep the memories alive. May God Bless all of us. Ken "Jake" Jaccard, Web Yeoman, USS Hancock CV/CVA-19 Memorial http://www.usshancockcv19.com

 
 

Vietnam War Poetry
. . Contributed By Ken "Jake" Jaccard, YN3, USNR-R '61-67 On Sunday, July 24, 2005
Please visit my Vietnam War Poetry Site: http://www.usshancockcv19.com/poetry/vietnam/ A Memorial to LCPL Gregory Paul Kelly: http://www.usshancockcv19.com/greg_kelly.htm A Memorial to Gary Nels Nelson, CPL, USMC: http://www.usshancockcv19.com/gary_nelson.htm May they rest in peace, Ken "Jake" Jaccard, YN3, USNR-R Web Yeoman, USS Hancock CV/CVA-19 Memorial http://www.usshancockcv19.com

 
 

Sgt. Charles Matthews
. . Contributed By Mary Matthews On Monday, July 25, 2005
My husband, Charles Matthews, was killed in Vietnam on Aug. 13, 1969. He was in the 11th Armored Cavalry Division. I am looking for anyone who knew him while he was in Vietnam.

 
 

JOHN LOVE JR SSGT
. . Contributed By MARY KELLY On Tuesday, July 26, 2005

 
 

Standley Brandum
. . Contributed By Karen Brandum Kaczmarek On Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Iam searching for anyone who served with my brother in Vietnam. He would of gone by Stan. Around about 68 or 69 . I am his sister and he is deceased now and have often wondered where he served at in Vietnam.

 
 

SILVER ROSE
. . Contributed By Karen Brandum Kaczmarek On Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Just a word out there to those who have lost a love on from agent orange. There is a medal called the Silver Rose hat is given in a ceremony to the family or to the person himself if he has cancer or any other diease from agent orange. This medal is beautiful and I have been to a ceremony. This medal is in place of the purple heart that is not given out to those dying from agent orange.Please contact me for more information.

 
 

ALL ABOUT AMERICA
. . Contributed By dave On Thursday, July 28, 2005
TO THE ENTRY BELOW. HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THAT IT WAS GERMANY WHO DECLARED WAR ON THE U.S. A DAY AFTER THE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR? HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN THE THOUSANDS OF AMERICAN LIVES THAT WERE LOST TRYING TO SAVE THE ENGLISH, FRENCH. POLISH, ITALIANS, JEWISH, CANADIAN'S, AND THEIR OWN LIVES NOT TO MENTION ALL THE LIVE'S THEY SAVED IN THE PACIFIC, WHILE LOSEING THEIR OWN? THE LOSS OF LIVE IS TRAGIC NO MATTER WHAT THE EVENT THAT CAUSED IT. THE WORSE THING YOU ASK. HAVE YOU ALSO FORGOTTEN 9/11?

 
 

SGT.STANDLEY A. BRANDUM
. . Contributed By Karen Brandum Kaczmarek On Thursday, July 28, 2005
I am searching for anyone who served with my brother in Vietnam,he was in the Army and served somewhere around 67-68. I don't know where. He would of gone by the name Stan. He passed away in 1973 and I would love to find out where he was.

 
 
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