If you knew my Brother.
. . Contributed By Bob Lund On Friday, September 02, 2005
My identical twin brother, Steven Danny Lund, was a Marine who was KIA on Sept.13, 1969 in a battle named 'Project-Idaho Canyon'. He was mortally wounded trying to redistribute ammunition to his squad. If you knew him or fought with him I would appreciate hearing from you.

MY DAD
. . Contributed By Sondra Rose Thurman On Tuesday, September 06, 2005
Does anyone know of a man named Lawrence Thurman? He would have been in the Army (?) about 1941-1945. My mom and he divorced and my Mom would never talk about him and she has passed away so I need to find him or someone related to him. He was born in Springfield, Missouri around 1921. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please help me if you have any information at all. Thank you very much. (He might not know about me but he would know about my sister Jayne Elisabeth and Mary Rebecca.)

Bill Gallaways Sister
. . Contributed By Bill Miller On Sunday, September 11, 2005
I recieved an e-mail from Bills sister but my home computer is giving me problems. If you see this message, please contact me at firemanbill13@yahoo.com I will be more than happy to talk to you about your brother. He was killed 5 minutes after he told me goodbye. I still miss him as much as I did the day he passed. Bill Miller

Information on anyone at Binh Duong in 8/68
. . Contributed By Traci Rowe On Wednesday, September 14, 2005
I am looking for anyone that was at Binh Duong around Aug.5,1968 to Oct.5,1968. My uncle was there and I am looking for any information I can get on him. His name was Aubrey Eugene Jacobs Jr. He is my uncle and my mom is his sister and she was adopted at birth and never had the chance to met him. I know he was married but not sure if he had any children. Any I can find out about him would be helpful. Please help if you can. Finding his name on the wall was hard but not ever knowing anything about him is harder. You can e-mail me at sassymomma1025@yahoo.com

The Brotherhood is special for all that served
. . Contributed By Sgt. Coy R. Stewart, U.S.M.C. On Thursday, September 15, 2005
All men, and women that served during the Viet Nam War. These are truly my brothers, and sisters forever. I served in the U.S. Marine Corp. in the 1St. Marine Air Wing during this war. I went to Parris Island to a graduation last month. You know I could see the faces of my buddies that are not able to come home again. I miss them all.

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.

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.

How many Ma. Scituate men are listed on "The Wall"
. . Contributed By katie noonan On Sunday, October 02, 2005
How many Massachusetts Scituate men are listed on "The Wall"?

error
. . Contributed By Gary Bock On Thursday, October 06, 2005
Commander Clarence W. Stoddard. Jr. (USN) is incorrectly listed as being from Atlanta, IDAHO. In fact, he was born and raised in Atlanta, GEORGIA. CLARENCE W JR STODDARD is honored on Panel 10E, Row 95 of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Full Name: CLARENCE W JR STODDARD Wall Name: CLARENCE W STODDARD JR Date of Birth: 1/30/1927 Date of Casualty: 9/14/1966 Home of Record: ATLANTA State: ID (WRONG) Correct to GEORGIA, please. Branch of Service: NAVY Rank: CDR Casualty Country: NORTH VIETNAM Casualty Province: NY Status: MIA