George G. Carlough, 11th Light Infantry Brigade
. . Contributed By Jim CarloughOn Tuesday, November 24, 1998
My brother George was killed on January 22, 1969 in Quang Ngai. He served in the 11th Light Infantry and I am searching for individuals who may have served with him. My interests include learning more of his activities, missions and his last months in the service.

Anybody who served with any Letterman's in the war
. . Contributed By Brandon LettermanOn Tuesday, November 24, 1998
Please inform me if anybody served with a James Letterman or any other Lettermans. I would like to know what unit they served in. I know they were in the Army.

Ca Mau
. . Contributed By Richard D SuttonOn Thursday, November 26, 1998
Looking for anyone who served in Ca Mau ro Hai Yen in 69 or 70.

us navy
. . Contributed By Merlin G. HagyOn Thursday, November 26, 1998
I served on the heavy cruiser U.S.S. NEWPORT NEWS CA-148 from 1961-1965. I missed making the cruise and service in viet nam that the ship took. I do however want to remember the 30 plus men who lost their lives on the ship in viet nam when a bomb exploded on board. I haven't seen it mentioned and I felt tha it should be. I thank each and every man or woman who served during the viet nam fiasco.

IN LOVING MEMORY OF PFC EDWARD C.HIGGINS
. . Contributed By ANNE MARIE CAPERELLIOn Thursday, November 26, 1998
EDDIE WAS KIA 31 YEARS AGO TODAY,11/26/67.BUT TODAY HE WAS IN MY HEART MORE THAN EVER AND I FELT HIM WITH ME. GOD BLESS ALL THE GUYS THAT MADE IT HOME AND FOR THOSE THAT DIDN'T, LET THEM NEVER BE FORGOTTEN JUST AS I WILL NEVER FORGET MY FIRST LOVE.

Stoltzman, George Cpl USMC Looking for info
. . Contributed By Tom MortlandOn Friday, November 27, 1998
Stoltzman, George Cpl USMC killed in Nov, 1965. I am the nephew of my uncle who was killed in vietnam, the family has only received sketchy details on his death. Can anyone help with info?

Seeking granddaughters another year has gone by
. . Contributed By Estella HitesOn Friday, November 27, 1998
I keep thinking this will be the year to find my two beautiful grand daughters Lisa Marie and Vicky Lynn.Wondering if I have more great grandchildren.

Did anyone know Gerald Arthur Letendre
. . Contributed By angelaOn Saturday, November 28, 1998
I am the niece of Gerald A. Letendre. He fought in Vietnam and was killed. I know that he was killed in Quang Nam, South Vietnam in 1966. He was a marine and was 23 years old at the time of his death. If anyone knew him while he was in Vietnam I would really appreciate hearing from you.

Marlin McCahan, Harrisburg, PA, Capt. Reg. Army
. . Contributed By Dean E. McCahanOn Thursday, December 03, 1998
I am trying to find out more information on my Brother, Marlin E. McCahan of Harrisburg, PA. He was a Captain in the Army, and was a pilot. I would like to know how I can get his Service Number, what Unit he was with, and what kind of aircraft he flew. He left his love of flying with me, and I like to think he's flying with me as I pursue my dreams in the air.

december 8, 1967
. . Contributed By jim mccorquodaleOn Saturday, December 05, 1998
to the men that died the night of dec 8 and the morning of dec 9. as the men of 1/2 1st inf div this was the only time we used concetina wire and had artillery in our foward camps. we were hit by two north vietnamse bn. thank you president johnson for stopping the bombing of the north and the ho chin ming trail. the equipment we found the next day was brand new and the radio operator were using single side band radios with voie accuated phones. mr. mc namara you deserve an accolate also. our batillion fought a heck of a battle. my memories of the next morning remind me of the stories of shilo during the civil war. the morning of the 9 , 1967 was foggy and had the smell of powder and death. the light of day was coming and i'll never forget watching two soldiers lay their dead buddies out so they could be evacuated. from my fox hole and command site i watched as the knelt doen and pulled back the poncho's to look at their buddies and say a final goodby. as i watched i began to undestand the emotional trauma these men had. i know that i had no emotions during the war and that it has taken several decades for me to have emotions. if anyone from the 1/2 (dracula) reads this reflect on that night trust me you are the luckiest guy in the world to be alive now.