Richard Simmons 07-04-43 - 06-25-68
. . Contributed By Audrey Harrison-Morris On Sunday, January 03, 1999
Richard Simmons became a father two months prior to giving his life for this country, but he never even knew he was expecting. 5 years ago I was told that the family who raised me was indeed not my "real" family. According to my mother my father was stationed in Germany in'67 (where they lived together - her name Gabriele) when he received notice he was going to Vietnam. His tour of duty according to the wall was Oct. '68 But according to my mother I was conceived the day before he left which would have been late July early August. She was told later that he was killed. Recently I have been experiencing medical problems and am interested in getting a medical background on my father and decided to start a search. You can not begin to imagine my feelings or how ovrwhelmed I was to find this sight then to find his name and to see he really existed and just a little more info than the nothing that I knew. My family has no idea that I know about my Dad so being able to share this with all who read it really helps. (I will definitely be sending a portion of my next pay to help keep this going) Anyone knowing anything even it's just how to get a copy of Vets med records please contact me. His info: Richard Simmons from South Carolina 24 yrs. old at death served in the Army born July 4, 1943

PFC John Troy Evans 1st Cav Division (AMBL)
. . Contributed By Dick CrockettOn Wednesday, January 06, 1999
I was a good friend of John's in High School. I just wanted to find out about John in Vietnam. I know he was killed Feb. 13, 1967 in Binh Dinh, South Vietnam.

SGT.WILLIAM F. WILLOUGHBY
. . Contributed By NANCY STRONGOn Wednesday, January 06, 1999
I CARE. Blessed Be

Ralph Wayne (MAG) Magee
. . Contributed By Jeff Wayne (Magee) WoodsOn Thursday, January 07, 1999
Looking for any info on his death. Capt. USAF in Cambodia. Shot down in 61 in LAOS. All Air Force members of cre died. One Army intelligence officer was captured and released a year later. Wish I could have known my dad.

JUST REMEMBERING
. . Contributed By BOB VINCENT.[DUNNIGAN]On Saturday, January 09, 1999
Sgt. Barry T Rinehardt.deep In Our Thoughts.you Gave Your All.

PFC TRAVIS EDWARD NUNNERY
. . Contributed By LINDA REYNOLDSOn Saturday, January 09, 1999
Travis Edward Nunnery Was A Soldier In The U.s. Army Company B 2d Battalion, 18th Infantry Serving In Vietnam. Travis Was From Ridgely, Tn. He Lost His Life On Oct. 1, 1966 Near The Village Of Di-an, Republic Of Vietnam. Travis Was 22 Years Old At The Time Of His Death. If Anyone Has Any Information About Travis Please Respond.

Thomas H. Ratliff from Jacksonville , Fla.
. . Contributed By Wayne RichardOn Sunday, January 10, 1999
To the family of Thomas Ratliff. If you would like to know some specifics on Thomas death let me known. I will only talk to the family. If you are truly family you will be able to tell me the kind of pet animal he had.

Golf Company 2/4 3MARDIV 1/69-11/69
. . Contributed By PFC/LCPL/CPL Dan A Waggoner Quincy ILLOn Sunday, January 10, 1999
Can't remember names.only faces.please understand and help if you can. this is important to me!

Expansion of the Vietnam Memorial
. . Contributed By R. Carlos FloresOn Wednesday, January 13, 1999
I heard on the radio that there is a plan to expand the Vietnam Memorial to include those that have suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome (PTSS) or died from an illness that was linked to the Vietnam Conflict. My father (who suffered from PTSS) died in 1993 from a form of lung cancer that was linked to the use of agent orange in the Vietnam Conflict. Any help or advice on who to contact would be greatly appreciated. To all of the Veterans.May god bless and keep each and every one of you.

Studies and jobs concerning the Vietnam war
. . Contributed By Dimitri De SadeleerOn Wednesday, January 13, 1999
I heard that there are courses you can follow in American colleges or universities about the Vietnam War. I'm looking for information on this. Thanks in advance! I would also like to work with veterans in America. Is there any possibility in a job which allows me to help veterans? To all veterans out there: take care! I love you all!