2BN 18th Inf 1st Inf Div 1963-1966
. . Contributed By Robert A. Haskett Jr. Ret 1st SgOn Wednesday, November 11, 1998
Would like to hear from anyone that was with the 2/18 during the time above.I was with the 4duce Plt as a Forward Observier. I am now Ret from the Army in IL

Percy Julian- Warren Oh-DOD:9/2/57-Pleiku Vietnam
. . Contributed By Janise JohnsonOn Wednesday, November 11, 1998
I would like anyone who served with my uncle to contact me via email and tell me about him. I was one when he died.

Donald Lakey
. . Contributed By Evelyn Engel MartinOn Wednesday, November 11, 1998
Don was a very good friend of mine. We were sweethearts in junior high, high school and junior college. We dated on and off for nearly ten years. I remember Don as a sweet, gentle, sensitive guy. He liked to write poetry. He also liked to play the harmonica. He was a tall, handsome young man. It has been 32 years since he died. I still mourn for him at times. I loved him very much. He was my first love. I remember the day we met. It was in junior high. I was in the eighth grade and he was in the seventh. We met in the movie which the school showed during the lunch hour. Don took me to my graduation dance from junior college. He was home on leave from the Army. He had already spent one tour in Vietnam and decided to volunteer for a second term. The newspaper account of his death said that during a conflict he was checking on the status of his men without regard for his own safety. He was awarded the Bronze Star posthumously. He was an only child. I can really sympathize more with his parents than in the past as I lost my only child (a son) in 1985 when he was 15 years old.

U.S.S. UNION AKA 106 First Landing March 1965
. . Contributed By Lee Jacobsen, SM3On Wednesday, November 11, 1998
Looking for ship mates and marines who spent many days at sea in the continual triangle off the coast of viet nam Jan. Feb. Mar 1965. I beleive most of us are proud of who we were and what we accomplished. It was a long long time ago!

Anyone knew my brother?
. . Contributed By Cindy BarnerOn Thursday, November 12, 1998
Im looking for anyone who knew my brother Larkin Vallerand from Tracy CA.He was a LCPL E3 in the Marine Corps.He died June 25,1966 in Thua Thien,South Vietnam.He was 21 yrs old.I was only 6yrs old but I miss him still. He was the best!If anyone served with him I would like to hear from you.

Selwin D. Wisdom
. . Contributed By C. CoulthardOn Thursday, November 12, 1998
Thinking of you today and others who served and didn't make it home. A ray of sunshine in my life has been your grandson, now 25, and you'd be proud! He knows about you too. You're in my heart.

Looking for book "Back From the Brink"
. . Contributed By T. L. CrossettOn Thursday, November 12, 1998
I am looking for the book "Back From the Brink" written by Don R. Catherall, Ph.D. (Psychology) and former combat soldier with the Marine Corps in 1967-68. "Back From the Brink" was published by Bantam Books, 1992 and is a family guide to overcoming traumatic stress. My husband served almost 2 complete tours in VietNam and in the past few years was diagnosed with PTSD. I have been looking for this book to better help his family understand about PTSD. Thank you for your help with this.

Kilo 3/7, 1st Marine Division

I am seeking all of my friends who served with Kilo 3/7, 1st Mar Div, 1968-69. I was the radio operator and later squad leader for 2nd platoon, 2nd squad

Kilo 3/7, 1st Marine Division
. . Contributed By Alan JonesOn Thursday, November 12, 1998
I would like to here from anyone who served with me, Al Jones.

RETURN A BRACELET
. . Contributed By Patricia CurtisOn Thursday, November 12, 1998
I would like to return a bracelet,but can not get through. Is there anyone that could help me do it?