Ronald Thomas Bleacher, CPL, E4, Marine Corps.
. . Contributed By Carl Smith & Robin EversOn Friday, August 07, 1998
I (Bob Bleacher) am looking for anyone who served with my brother, CPL, E4 Ronald Thomas Bleacher, Marine Corps from Wilmington, Delaware. He was a platoon leader; died 09/29/68 in Quang Nam, South Vietnam. If anyone knew Ron, please contact me at 12 1/2 Harding Avenue, Wilmington, DE 19804, (302) 998-7058, or email my computer friends Carl and Robin at caro@magpage.com. Thanks, and God bless you.

Scroggins, James Leland; RA 56 588 278;SP5
. . Contributed By Beverly DuninsOn Friday, August 07, 1998
My brother S/5 James L. Scroggins 18th AVN co, 164th CBT AVN GP, 1st AVN BDE, Vietnam was shot down February 16, 1973 16 miles south of An Loc in his CH47 Chinook helecopter. The chopper was on a supply mission for the peace-keeping Joint Military Commision. The chopper was not painted with the commission's distinguishing orange zebra stripes. Three other crewmen of the downed helecopter were taken to the United States for medical treatment and the pilot remained in Saigon. There was supposed to be an investigation into the downing, however we never heard anything about it. My parents are elderly and would like to get in touch with anyone who might have information about my brother. His two daughters are also interested in knowing the truth. If any of you have any information please contact me. Even though it has been over 25 years, we still miss him and think about him every day. Thank you!

Terry Alan Palm
. . Contributed By Patricia Ames-UrieOn Saturday, August 08, 1998
We grew up together - went to high school and college together. He died in 1970. Does anyone have any details?

Terry Wayne Shalhoob
. . Contributed By ShalhoobsOn Saturday, August 08, 1998
We are second cousins looking for any info on Terry. If you have any info, please email us at SanBarUDS@aol.com. He was in Quang Tri, South Vietnam in 1966. Thanks in advance!

Ambush at An Khe Pass(ambush alley}
. . Contributed By Don CookOn Sunday, August 09, 1998
Looking for anyone who was there between Nov 71 - Dec 71. Members of Red One and 69th Aromor & 101st who supported a convoy of ordenance enroute to Pleikue when we come under heavy attack. Please e-mail me about any info, as the VA has insisted my records do not exist.

Curtiss L. Chappell USMC
. . Contributed By Kathleen ChappellOn Sunday, August 09, 1998
I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knew my brother. He enlisted in Sept 1966, had basic in San Diego and went to 'Nam in Feb 1967 via Guam. His return adress from his mail was I Co 3/4 2nd Plt. He was wounded by a sniper in Sept or Oct of 1967, went to Japan and on to Great Lakes. He left the service as a Cpl in Oct 1968.80% physical disability,according to the doctors. They didn't notice the 99% emotional. He carried Vietnam in his head for the rest of his life. Died May 1993. Would like to hear from any who knew him anywhere.Con Tien, Khe Sahn are the only in country names I know. I sure do miss him.

Daniel T. Nutley
. . Contributed By Jerry "Doc" SpuleckiOn Monday, August 10, 1998
This fellow "golden dragon" was KIA in June of 1967, would like to locate his next of kin, to perhaps lead to some closure for a fellow vet. Once again the unit was 1st of the 14th,3rd of the 25th. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

Finding out about the man on my bracelet
. . Contributed By Melody A. GroganOn Tuesday, August 11, 1998
I have had this bracelet for two years now and like to get some information on him if I could I would like to know if he has been found if so I would like his address so I can send him his bracelet. His name is 1lt.John D.Hale date missing is March 8,1971.Any information you could pervide would be appreciated.

Anyone who served with Leon Eckhart
. . Contributed By Lois StrohlOn Tuesday, August 11, 1998
Looking for any soldier who may have known & served with Leon Eckhart Seargent 47th Infantry Co.B KIA Feb.25,1967 .Family would love to hear from anybody with some info about our loved one. Many, many thanks!

A CO. 1 BN, 16TH INF. 1ST INFANTRY DIV.(64-65)
. . Contributed By BILL TACKETTOn Tuesday, August 11, 1998
Attempting To Locate Any Members Of A Company 1-16th Inf. Fort Riley, Kansas In 1964 And 1965. Want Information On Who Was Sent Over To Nam And If All Made It Back? My Enlistment Ended Before Unit Was Shipped Over !