Cpl. George Allen Alford
. . Contributed By Brenda Alford Kaiser On Friday, February 20, 2004
I am looking for any one who knew and served with my brother. He was killed on July 31,1968 inQuang Nam Province. He was also on the USSGalveston in the Mediteranean before Vietnam.

Cpl.George Allen Alford Jr. USMC
. . Contributed By Brenda Alford Kaiser On Friday, February 20, 2004
I am looking for anyone who knew my brother. HE entered the Marine Corp. in September 20, 1966 at Camp Pendleton. Served on USS Galveston in the Mediteranean as a Capt. orderly in 1967. He went to Vietnam in June 1968 killed on July 31,1968 in Quang Nam Province. He had a friend who was later an honor guard in Mexico City.

Johnny Bill Robertson
. . Contributed By John Harris On Saturday, February 21, 2004
I am looking for anyone who knew Johnny Bill. He died June 8, 1969 from suffocation in Kien Hoa. He was in country about a month. He and I were on leave in Georgia together and I am friend of his family. Would like any info on how he died. Thanks for help and welcome home

robert bruce hadden
. . Contributed By shelley gardner On Thursday, March 04, 2004
I am looking for anyone that might have served with Lt. Robert Bruce Hadden. He is my father and was killed in 1965, I am not sure where. I would love to talk with anyone who knew him while he was in Vietnam.

THANK YOU!
. . Contributed By Ivette On Thursday, March 04, 2004
Clifford C Barnett jr. I just can't imagine how much you risked your life for our country. Even though I have never met you I can see you were full of life and I'm sure your family will NEVER forget you and no one will ever forget you! You will always be in my heart and in everyone's who knew you~! I thank you for your courage and love for our country. If I were to tell you how I feel it would be at least 4 pages long. Thank you soo much! Ivette

Humbert Roque Versace
. . Contributed By Michael Pierson On Friday, March 05, 2004
I really appreciate you contributing to our country. I think you are very brave for going to fight in Vietnam for our country. You are amazing because you knew you were going to die and you died for all of the people in America. How scared were you when you were captured? You died when you were only 28 and didn't get to marry and you didn't get to go on with your life. I look up to you as a hero.

Richard James Nelson
. . Contributed By THERESA On Saturday, March 06, 2004
Richard, Although you did not die in Vietnam, you died from the Agent-Orange you were exposed to there. You will be missed by all who knew you. For those who are still alive and for those who still serve their country, my many thanks for what you have done for us. You deserve more than we can possibly ever give you. I will miss my brother very much. Rest in peace Richard, I love you.

CWO STEVEN MICHAEL LARRABEE
. . Contributed By Jeffrey Allan Larrabee On Wednesday, March 17, 2004
I am one of his brothers and am interested in hearing from anyone who knew him while in country or went to helicopter school with him.

Jerry V Horn
. . Contributed By Carol Morris On Thursday, March 18, 2004
I am trying to locate anyone who knew or served with Jerry. He died in Sept. of 1967 in Viet Nam. He was a very special person to me-I still wear his bracelet and watch after all these years. I believe with all my heart he was my one and only soul mate and shall always love him.

Jerry V. Horn
. . Contributed By carol morris On Thursday, March 18, 2004
Please contact me at carolbmorris@aol.com if you knew or served with Jerry.