Lt. Robert "Red" Rumley Jr. USMC
. . Contributed By Mark Rumley On Tuesday, November 08, 2005
I am looking for anyone who served in Vietnam with my brother, Marine Lt. "Red" Rumley in Vietnam in 1966. I am particularly interested in anyone who was on a helicopter with him in September 1966 when it was brought down by enemy fire.

My babies daddy
. . Contributed By Khadija Cox On Tuesday, November 08, 2005
I am looking for a former marine. He was stationed in Twentynine Palms, Ca. in 1991-1992. If anyone knows Corey Norman Young or his where abouts please inform him that KHADIJA COX and his 13 year old son of COLUMBUS, OHIO are trying to locate him! THANKS

Marine Normand R Martel
. . Contributed By Laurie A Watts On Wednesday, November 09, 2005
I am looking for anyone who knew Pvt. Normand R Martel Marine. If you had any contact with him please contact me.He perished on May 3rd 1967.

LCDR Marvin Wiles
. . Contributed By amanda cianes On Thursday, November 10, 2005
i was wondering if anybody knew marvin wiles. he was part of the attack squadron 22, USS CORAL SEA. he was shot down in north vietnam and was named P.O.W. on may 6, 1972. just wondering if anyone knew him because i recieved his bracelet in washington d.c. and would like to find his family or anyone who knew him, thanks

7/13th Fld Arty 1967-69
. . Contributed By Mike Atwood On Thursday, November 10, 2005
Looking for anyone in that period LZ English or Uplift

The Wall
. . Contributed By Bob Flournoy On Friday, November 11, 2005
The Wall The second time I went to the Vietnam Memorial was more meaningful than the first. That initial time in 1982 was a circus. Absolute carnival atmosphere that agitated, angered me. Balloons, snacks, crowded, an absolute lack of the sober subdued holy atmosphere that I expected, and that in my mind the shrine demanded. The place was still relatively new, and it was a summer Saturday with the sun shining which encouraged the throngs to turn out, including, unfortunately, a couple hundred guys who thought that they needed to dress up like bikers in old fatigues which were plastered with ribbons and patches, boonie hats and the obligatory granny shades. And head bands. And drooping mustaches. All carrying on with one another, hugging, power hand shaking, crocodile tears, milling around on the path directly in front of the black depths of that wall, here I am check me out. Dude. Total bull shit. I have found that for every ten guys who tell you they were in 'Nam, many of them are probably lying, and when it comes to who did what, most of them were airborne ranger CIB gunslinging bad asses who stalked the jungle with cold steel resolve and by God I've earned my booze but don't talk to me too much about it because once established that I am the real deal then we just don't go there, you know, man? Total bull shit. Second trip was also a Saturday, many years later, in the fall, nippy with some bluster in the wind, fading color in the hardwoods. A couple of dozen older people pausing reflectively in front of the mirrored, shining sea of names, some hesitantly rubbing the inscriptions off onto various flimsies and fabrics, almost apologetically, standing silently looking down at their work to see if some magic would appear, some who looked at the name they had sought out with a sense of bewilderment, trying to comprehend after 30 years or more. A few guys my age, jeans, sweatshirts, light jackets, graying, thinning hair, standing off a little with arms crossed, unmoving, looking for something that they were not having any luck finding; quiet, pensive, detached. I stood awhile, apart, eyes glazing off into the distant depths of the marble, wandered off, found a to go coffee and drifted back onto the grass to resume watch for awhile longer. I didn't seek out the names this time. I knew where they were. And I left.

VETERAN'S DAY 2005
. . Contributed By Frances Rea On Friday, November 11, 2005
To all who have serviced, are serving, will service, and especially to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country, THANK YOU for your service. I HONOR AND THANK EACH ONE OF YOU FOR YOUR BRAVERY. May God Bless you and keep you safe.

USS MUNSEE ATF 107 WESPAC FLEET 1964-1968
. . Contributed By STUART WATSON On Friday, November 11, 2005
ANY ONE WHO SERVED ON THIS SHIP IN NAM,OR ON RIVER MISSIONS 64-68 PLEASE CONTACT STUART WATSON @ stuarttheone@hotmail.com Thanks

Veterans Day
. . Contributed By Roy Williams On Friday, November 11, 2005
I hope that people today do realize that this is just not another holiday, it is a time to just say thank you and give small prayer to the men and women who have; since the American Revolution to the Iraq War, served and died to give you the freedom you have right now. Roy USMC-- SEMPER FI Vietnam 67-68

Caroline Fearman Gokey cgokey@adelphia.net
. . Contributed By Charles J. Bolwin 1/3 alpha company 3rdMar Div On Friday, November 11, 2005
I was told the name of the mountian your uncle Brian Edward Wolfe and I was on is called Mutters Ridge.