David Arnold / Raymond Irwin
. . Contributed By Lisa Irwin On Thursday, December 15, 2005
I am looking for David Arnold (hometown of Decatur, Indiana), who served with my father, Raymond Irwin, in A Co. 1st of 50th Mechanized Infantry Battalion 1st Cal Division. My dad would like to know how you are doing. I would love to hear from anyone else who served with him, as well.

73rd Engineers Phu Tai 1966-67
. . Contributed By Richard Petrencsik On Friday, December 16, 2005
Looking for members of the 73rd from asphalt platoon

2/4 68/69
. . Contributed By frank bolen On Saturday, December 17, 2005
Looking for anyone who was with fox company 2/4 . anyone remember cpl kelly.I am still around . looking for the machine gunner ,a black guy who went to the top of 383 on april 7 1969 looking for bill o'loony , whitey from fla, honda,robert perez, too many to name.

Casualty by Vietnam Location
. . Contributed By Dennis Stroup On Saturday, December 17, 2005
Is there a web page that sorts casualties by location? I remember where I was but need names of fallen comrades in a particular area in Vietnam.

TayNinh fallen comrades
. . Contributed By Dennis Stroup On Saturday, December 17, 2005
Requesting any information on fallen comrades permiter over run at TayNinh sometime in 1968.

3/17th Air Cal Vietnam 1967/1968
. . Contributed By Dennis Stroup On Saturday, December 17, 2005
Looking for any members of the 3/17th Air Cal serving in Vietnam in 1967/1968.

Looking for James Hall Jr.
. . Contributed By Howard E. Campbell Jr. On Monday, December 19, 2005
James Hall is one of several buddies I have been trying to locate for since 1972. We were members of the 506th Transportation Army Depo located at Long Binh in Vietnam. We were part of a group of guys that beacame very good buddies. For me it was the brothers I never had. It was harder for me to leave them behind in Vietnam than it was to leave my Family for my 14 monthS "Tour of Duty". I never knew what it was like to have friends and a bunch of guys that you could count on. My reasn for trying to locate Jim is, I just need to know if he is okay and that he returned home safe and sound. Max Gilmore had been a good friend to Jim evan before they were assigned to the 506th. During the time we spent together along with ,(last names only), Langraf,Wetzel,Eastherday our duties inpart was convoys,staging areas,and many times going on those convoys searching for Flatbeds and Semis. As for my self I had aquired a couple Nike Names, one was SOUPY AND THE OTHER WAS B.J. I got that second one because whenever I had Beef Jerky I shared it with every one. During my Tour, I would get a lot of care boxes each one would be shared with everyone. Come Christmas time it was difficult not knowing if these guys would get cards from home. Thats not saying they did't get letters from home but mail call for them was on the light side most of the time. After I returned home everything was differant, or at least it felt that way. I have never been able to have friends ater my TOUR OF DUTY, only because they could compare to the ones I left behind in Vietnam. I made a vow that I could not allow my self to have another friend/friends and that close of a bond again in my life. I truly felt that had lost the best friends that anyone could hope to have. After almost 35 years that still holds true. Most likely they will never know how much they meant to me and still do.

LOOKING FOR DAVE HILL
. . Contributed By vAl Evener On Tuesday, December 27, 2005
HE WAS working in a hospital in An khe as possibly a male nuse in 1969-1970. He was in the army. He treated me while I was in the hospital. We both graduated from Roy C. Start High School in 1968 in Toledo, Ohio. Please e-mail me at Kevener@tampabay.rr.com

Looking For Capt. John Dwyer
. . Contributed By Bob Bertoldi On Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Capt. John Dwyer was battallion Commander of HHC, 2Bn, 14th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, Cu Chi Viatnam, 1967. I was his Senior Medic and closely served with John through many battles throughout the year of 1967. I left Vietnam in November of '67 while John had another four month to serve. I dearly want to reconnect with this great leader of soldiers to thank him for such a professional job he did for the 2nd Bn, 14th Infantry. If anyone knows of a Capt. John Dwyer please email me at: Bobbertoldi@aol.com

73rd Engineer Co CS
. . Contributed By Bob Uccello On Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Looking for members of 73rd Engineer Co CS who served in Vietnam. We were in Phu Tai near the ammo Domp. So of Qui Nhon on hwy 1. It been a long time