dog tag
. . Contributed By david dawson On Monday, September 19, 2005
I was recently in Vientiene,Laos and while browsing in a store spotted a dog tag. I bought it for a few cents and am wondering if someone can give me some information on this Marine. Name on dog tag is Fernandes D.L., 2250800, USMC, M, baptist.

looking for anyone who may have known my husband
. . Contributed By nannie (diggs) phillips On Monday, September 19, 2005
LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN MY HUSBAND, WILLIAM (BILL) DIGGS HE WAS WITH THE FIRST CAV (AMBL) STATIONED IN TEYH NINH, HE DIED ON SEPTEMBER 15, 1969. PLEASE IF ANYONE OF YOU KNEW OR REMEMBERS MY BILL, PLEASE CONTACT ME, AFTER 36 YEARS, ISTILL LOVE HIM AND MISS HIM. WE HAD A LITTLE GIRL WHO DIED A YEAR AFTER HER DADDY DID, BUT EVERYONE SHE SAW IN A UNIFORM WAS HER DADDY.GOD BLESS EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU, AND MAY GOD BLESS ALL OF OUR SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN TODAY AND MAY HE ALWAYS HOLD THEM IN THE PALM OF HIS BLEESED HANDS.

Joe Watruba
. . Contributed By Staff Sgt. Larry McBeath On Monday, September 19, 2005
Joe was my tank driver in 1968 and I want to know ever became of him

HM1 Kenneth R. Randle
. . Contributed By Peggy Randle On Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Would like to hear from anyone who served with and/or knew HM1 Kenneth R. Randle, in country 1966-1968, in the areas of Marble Mountain, Phu Bai, Chu Lai, Khe Sahn, and DaNang. Anyone knowing or remembering "Doc Randy", please email me. He died on active duty in 1988 after 30-1/2 yrs in the Navy. Thank you and may God bless and keep all of you and your families.

Sgt. Charles Crockett Matthews
. . Contributed By Mary Matthews Singleton On Tuesday, September 20, 2005
I am still trying to find anyone who may have been with Charles while he was in Vietnam. He was killed on August 13, 1969, in Binh Long. He was a tank commander with the 11th Armored Cavalry, 1st squadron, D company. He arrived in country on June 23, 1969.

LONNIE E. PARKER and WALTER G. ELLIS
. . Contributed By High Noon 36 On Tuesday, September 20, 2005
In Memory of: LONNIE E. PARKER and WALTER G. ELLIS D Co, 1st Bn, 5th Cav, 1st Cav Div, Vietnam, '66-'67 It has been more than 38 years since we last saw each other. I was with you Lonnie, when you died on March 13, 1967 and with you Walter, when you died on March 21, 1967. Both of you have been in my thoughts and prayers over the many years since we were last together in the Nui Mieu mountains and the Bong Son Plain. Both of you were and still remain, in my mind, the consummate soldier: responsible, dedicated, trustworthy and honorable. I have been to the Wall and honored both of you and have recently found the places where you rest. I look forward to honoring each of you at your place of rest. If any of your families want to contact me, please do not hesitate to do so. We will meet again my friends. Until then and always rest in peace. High Noon 36

Anniversary of my Father's death-William Davis 1LT
. . Contributed By Heather Davis Fabbro On Thursday, September 22, 2005
Today is the anniversary of my father's death-September 22, 1970. I love and miss you. I trust you are with me always---guiding me. www.mytributetomothersofwar.org --Thank you for sharing this site!

David Austin Lacy
. . Contributed By Barbara Strutton-Lacy On Thursday, September 22, 2005
Lacy served aboard the USS Constellation and Ticonderoga in Fighter Squadron 53 out of Miramar Naval Air station 1962 to 1966. He was an aviation ordnancement who had made two tours of duty in Viet nam. I married him in 1965 and we were divorced 10yrs later.He has two adult children, David,Jr who is a CPO stationed in Bangor, WA and a daughter Debbie Lacy who lives in Missouri.Lacy died of a massive heart attack in July 2003 in Springfield, MO. He was raised in Houston, TX and born in Kansas City. He had many shipmates he called friends and he was proud of his time in service.Anyone who remembers him please email me.

Scott Stillman Webber
. . Contributed By Barbara Strutton-Lacy On Thursday, September 22, 2005
My cousin Scott served in the US Army and was transferred to Viet Nam in 1966. He was KIA in December 1966 in country. His name is on the Wall. If there are any family members or friends who knew him please contact me. His mother's name was Alice, and sister's Carol, Janet, Della and Grace. His father was Bob Webber, and used to live in Hancock Park, Ca. They are all originally from the Massachusetts area. I have lost contact with all of the relatives. I remember him mostly as a child.but he turned out to be a great man, I was told.

canadians in Vietnam War
. . Contributed By warren On Saturday, September 24, 2005
Interested in email from those who served or knew those that served in the war and are Canadian or were Canadian at the time of the war. I will answer your questions as to why I am asking if you email me.