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TSGT Ralph James Lund "2-10-33---9-6-68"
. . Contributed By Khristine Taylor (Cole) On Wednesday, October 19, 2005
hi if there is anyone out there that knew my great uncle, i would really love to hear from you i never got a chance to meet him, he was a tsgt in the air firce, born feb 10 1933, he died in lamdond s. vietnam, he was in the c-130 when it was shot down from the sky, he was an e-5, he died on sept 6 1968, please if anyone knew him or was in the air force with him please contact me, i would really like to know what you have to say about him, thank you.

 
 

LNCRPL. Doyle Wayne Weaver Oct.1969-May 1970
. . Contributed By Kim On Wednesday, October 19, 2005
I'm looking for anybody that knew my cousin Doyle Weaver. He was with Company B 1st batallion, 1st Marines. 0351 Rockets. He was shot on February 18, 1970 in South Quang Nam and passed away on May 14, 1970 at the USNH in Guam.

 
 

K I A s
. . Contributed By Sgt. Ese On Thursday, October 20, 2005
I searched the Wall and found that no Marines were killed on this day, October 20 in Nam. And that means on all those years that USA was there, on this day Marines were lucky. Or does anyone know of any Marines killed on OCTOBER 20. I wonder if there are other dates like this where the Corps lucked out.

 
 

Michael Vancil's 2nd Bn 1st Marines 3rd Marine Div
. . Contributed By Arthur Vancil (Archie) On Thursday, October 20, 2005
Looking for someone who was in the Marines with our brother Michael Vancil who was killed June 17th 1966. Michael's address was PFC Michael Vancil 2nd Bn 1st Marines 3 Marine division Co. F. 3rd Platoon. Michael was from Detroit Michigan and went to Denby high school. He lived @ 10998 Longview Detroit Michigan before going into the Marine Corps. Anyone knowing our brother either in the Marine Corps or in the neighborhood Conner & Gratiot area please make contact with me. Arthur (Archie) Vancil his younger brother.

 
 

Captain Harold James Hellbach, USMC
. . Contributed By Noelle Riley On Friday, October 21, 2005
I received Captain Hellbach's name on a red bracelet in 1986; and would greatly appreciate the opportunity to return it to his family. I initally contacted the military when I saw his name on the Wall, but they discouraged me from contacting his family . However, I still have this bracelet; and feel the closure is very important, even after almost three decades. Captian Hellbach was from New Orleans, and I have no idea what condition his family are now in, or if they are in their own homes. I pray they are all okay; and will eventually contact me when they are able.

 
 

137 th. engnier co. 1968&69
. . Contributed By Patrick A padgett On Saturday, October 22, 2005
looking for their names on the wall 12 good men in one night

 
 

Edward Grahm.Helicopter Pilot
. . Contributed By khristine and David Taylor,Jr. On Saturday, October 22, 2005
If anyone has any information on Edward grahm He was a Helicopter pilot, It is my husband uncle he is still alive, don't have much information on him but if you know him could you please contact us thx

 
 

L Z Sherry L z Sandy 70 -71
. . Contributed By Ernie Rich On Sunday, October 23, 2005
Hi my name is Ernie Rich I was In Vietnam 70 -71 At LZ Sherry L Z Sandy and others So Far We Have Found about 80 people ,and we have had four reunions. Any one whom would like to talk or E _MAIL me that fine address err@fuse.net Home Address Ernie Rich 3900 carrington way Hamilton , Ohio 45011 ph. 513 856-9615

 
 

Who built the vitnam veterans memorial wall

 
 

Looking for Busch Family
. . Contributed By Harold On Tuesday, October 25, 2005
I wore a bracelet for Capt Jon Busch and now wish to pass it onto his family members.

 
 
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