1st 7th 1st Cav Div
. . Contributed By Jim HackbarthOn Tuesday, March 10, 1998
Served in Alpha Co from 12/69 to 2/71

Donations
. . Contributed By Ben YoumansOn Wednesday, March 11, 1998
Hey everyone this is a Website that must stay open. If you can spare a buck or so send it to Alan so we can continue to have access to one of the best tributes on the net to our fallen brothers and sisters. I am sending mine today and I challenge each of you to send something. Viet Vet Class of 68 & 70

Captain John S. Seeley-My Dad
. . Contributed By Mark S. SeeleyOn Thursday, March 12, 1998
Your death in Vietnam when I was 5 has always left a hole-in-my-heart. Yet, the blessing of having of having you as my Father those short, sweet years I will always be thankful for. Also, there's the incalcuable pride I'll always carry for the greatness of what you and the other 58,208 neighbors of yours on the Vietnam Wall did for this country. Peace be with you Dad.the pride is all mine.

Searching for Marines.
. . Contributed By John "Beedy Eyes" PorrasOn Saturday, March 14, 1998
Was with 2nd BN 5th marines 1966 Chu Lai. Was known as John "Beedy Eyes" porras. I was in 2nd PLT E-CO. I am searching for anyone who was in my outfit. We lost alot of guys and i have been searching for their loved ones. It has taken me 30 yrs to build up the courage to search for them. The true heroes are on the wall and may God Bless them for what they did for the country that they loved so much.Semper Fi and God Bless America JBEP

Mike Hunter (Michael R.)
. . Contributed By DebbieOn Sunday, March 15, 1998
I was Mike's finance' - Mike died in Quang Tri on 16 Feb 71, as the head gunner on the Ace of Spades gun truck. I am still very close to Mike's family (considering them my own). I would love to hear from anyone that knew Mike. His family and I continually share wonderful memories.

LOOKING FOR ANSWERS
. . Contributed By DONALD L RUTTER JROn Tuesday, March 17, 1998
LOOKING FOR SOMEONE WHO MAY HAVE SERVED WITH MY FATHER SO I MAY KNOW THE MAN I NEVER HAD A CHANCE TO HAVE AS A FATHER .HE DIED OF CANCER AT 32. I THINK H-ORANGE. HIS NAME WAS DONALD L RUTTER served in1969 to 1970 C0 I,3dBn,7thMAR,1STMARDIV

PFC WAYNE MORRIS LENDERMAN
. . Contributed By Lisa K. Lenderman-UhlsOn Wednesday, March 18, 1998
I am the little sister of Wayne Morris Lenderman, PFC Army, 1st Log Command, and am desperately seeking anyone who served with him. Wayne was killed 10/12/69 in Binh Dinh, South Vietnam. His death was listed as non-hostile ground casualty, "accidental homicide." I was 6 years old. Childhood memories of my brother are warm and loving, but I NEED to hear about the man that came from the brother I loved so much. My own son at 17 is the spitting image of his uncle and shares in part his name. Wayne is survived by his mother Sharon, siblings Ricky, Dennis, Laurie, and Lisa, and numerous neices and nephews. Having passed after Wayner are his father, Stirl, and brother Brian. My personal expressions of deepest honor and respect to all our vets and their families for your personal sacrifices.

Robert Phillips, 6/23/70
. . Contributed By Annemarie BrownOn Thursday, March 19, 1998
My family was stationed in Ft, Benning in the early 70's. While in 2nd grade I began wearing the POW bracelet of PFC Robert Phillips, Date (6/23/70). The date held special meaning, because my brother was born the same day. I also seem to remember that he was from OH. I don't believe he ever came home. I visited the moving wall in the mid 80's and know he was listed on it. While recently helping my son with a school project, I have searched the Wall web sites for info on him. I have been unable to locate a PFC Robert Phillips with that casualty date. However, there is SSG Robert Paul Phillips whose tour of duty began that same date, and whose casualty date is 2/13/79. If anyone could help me verify that this is the same solider or explain the differences in the dates and rank,I would appreciate it.

looking
. . Contributed By wesley s. fordOn Thursday, March 19, 1998
looking for anyone that served with my father sgm donald t. ford (2 tours)veitnam, 1 tour korea.i never had the chance to now my father as a man.

. . Contributed By tony charneco 52 flinhill newark,de 19702On Saturday, March 21, 1998
i am trying to find out or hear from my army buddy when we were stationed in fort riley kansas in 1966. i have heard of the same name in the major leagues and remembering past performances back then i wonder if it is juan agosto that went to vietnam. i hope i can hear from you.