Remembering LOOKING FOR PFC RICHARD EUGENE LEWIS
. . Contributed By Frances Rea On Monday, July 04, 2005
I am looking for any family memeber or anyone who knew or served with PFC Lewis. He died on Dec 27, 67 in Thua Thien, So Vietnam.

1ST LT FRANK W WEBB
. . Contributed By ROBERT BAGLEY On Wednesday, July 06, 2005
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO KNEW OR SERVED WITH FRANK. HE WAS KILLED IN 1967 IN BINH DINH PROVINCE. I KNEW FRANK IN HIGH SCHOOL, HE ALSO ATTENDED VMI. THANKS!

Searching for Next of kin for John Michael Minor
. . Contributed By GK Musson On Friday, July 08, 2005
I would like to tell you what a great man your son/father/husband was while he was in San Antonio for pilot training. My family knew him well.

Vietnam on 10/8/1963
. . Contributed By Mike Farr On Wednesday, July 13, 2005
someone please help me I'm looking for anyone who served at this time and was in the same unit as my cousin I never knew him as I am only 35 years old and from family I heard he was a true Marine. He was killed in action. this is what I have on him. cousin Sgt. Larry Duane Jameson-KIA in Vietnam on 10/8/1963. On 10/8/1963, a USAF pilot had been shot down (Captain Dean Wadsworth) about 40 miles south of Danang, South Vietnam. Two Marine helicopters of the 1st Marine Air Wing (HMM-361) were immediately dispatached from the Danang airfield to effect a search-and-rescue mission. Due to the urgency, we have never been able to sort out who was with each helicopter - but we know that there were a total of 9 Marines and 3 Navy Corpsmen onboard. They had arrived at the position of the downed pilot, and one of the helicopters started taking ground fire as it started to descend. These hits caused it to go into a tail spin, and it rotated into the second helicopter - causing both to crash/burn, killing all 12 men. The carnage was so bad that two of the remains (1 Marine, 1 Corpsman) were never found/identified, and subsequent searches for the pilot were unfruitfull - he also is listed as one of our MIA's. This incident became the largest number of US servicemen killed in the war up to that date on a single day. What's interesting is that Larry Jameson was trained as a Avionics Technican - and as the war escalated, he would never have been onboard for this type of mission - but he, along with 3 other technicians had gone along on that fateful day.a true Marine. God Bless all who has served or lost family members. Mike USMC/1988-1998 Please if anyone has any info please get in touch thank you and god bless, Mike

ronnie mills
. . Contributed By linda larson On Friday, July 15, 2005
looking for anyone who knew ronnie mills from flat lick ky. would love to find out how he was killed

looking 4 anyone that was in Operation Prairie II
. . Contributed By Ken Folkers On Saturday, July 23, 2005
i'm looking for anyone that may have served with my father Sgt. LaVoughn Herman Folkers, he was killed during Operation Prairie II. when his tank was hit with rpg's. i was only 2 years old when he was killed and never knew him. any info would be appreciated.

Friends
. . Contributed By Terrie L. Boisvenu-Hoatland, RN On Saturday, July 23, 2005
Hi, My father passed away when I was 14 years old back in 1982. He served in Veitnam. Recently, going through his paperwork I found pictures of him and other soldiers. Including one of a bear . . go figure. Just looking for anyone that knew Lawrence (Larry) L. Boisvenu. Not sure what his rank was then. Terrie Boisvenu

Sgt. Charles Matthews
. . Contributed By Mary Matthews On Monday, July 25, 2005
My husband, Charles Matthews, was killed in Vietnam on Aug. 13, 1969. He was in the 11th Armored Cavalry Division. I am looking for anyone who knew him while he was in Vietnam.

Bryan Rollman Served in Mekong Delta 1968-69
. . Contributed By Deborah Fahnholz On Sunday, July 31, 2005
I was wondering if any of you know where Bryan Rollman is now? I wrote to him while he was in Vietnam during 68-69 while he was in the Mekong Delta. Last heard he was living in Washington State. He came home and took me to my prom. I still have the picture. Also, thanks to this site old classmates who knew John Hansen have emailed me several letters including his sister. He was a helicopter pilot and was shot down and killed July 15, 1969. I wanted to thank everyone who have written to me about him including old classmates, etc. He was a good man. The only thing I don't understand with our current conflict in Iraq is--when are the wars ever going to end? Is it possible they will end when the politician's are on the front lines?

3rd platoon 1st squad
. . Contributed By sgt. E-5 joseph agnoli On Sunday, August 14, 2005
Looking for Mark who last lived in Idaho. Served with me in the B company 2/502 first brigade 101st airborne July '67-july '68. Also served with a guy called Peoples, the best fighter I ever knew!