Looking for stiories or info on Roy Juers
. . Contributed By bruce On Monday, October 25, 1999
Im a student. And everyday in the hallway I pass the picture of Roy Juers who was a regular in the USMC he was on his third tour when he died in Quang Tri in 1967. If anyone has any stories or info about him please e-mail me at Naminfo29@yahoo.com. I know there is more than just a picture in the hallway

VIETNAM MEMORIAL
. . Contributed By ERIN DAVIDSON On Monday, October 25, 1999
I HAVE TO DO A FIVE PAGE REPORT ON THE MEMORIAL FOR MY 8TH GRADE CLASS! THIS IS SOMETHING IF YOU HAVE ANY HISTORY OR INFO I COULD USE THE HELP! I NOT JUST DOING IT FOR THE GRADE! MY FATHER WAS IN THE WAR AND IT INTRESTS ME ! SO IF YOU CAN PLEASE HELP ME! THANKS A BUNCH!

Stephen Earl Parks
. . Contributed By Peggy Rigsby On Tuesday, October 26, 1999
Looking for any family-my children may have inherited one of his army hats from their dad-he may have served basic training together--I really am stabbing in the dark.

26th engineers CompanyB LZ Bayonet
. . Contributed By DON SANDERS On Wednesday, October 27, 1999
Anyone for Bravo, 26th Engineers? I found a buddy, Tom Wharton who was KIA in June, 1970. Spoke with his family in Penn. today. We had a captain (CO) Name was Roy A. Prince. Company clerk was a classical pianist. Lots of casualties. Would like to hear from anyone with us at Bayonet, Gator or Hawk Hill.

visiting the traveling wall
. . Contributed By gerald e. uehlein On Wednesday, October 27, 1999
as an officer of the sons of amvets i have twice had the honor of standing honor guard during two different visits the wall has made here in ohio. being just slightly too young to have had to face the hell of viet nam i am awed by the reaction of visitors i have observed during these times. i am honored to have been chosen by the veterans of amvets post 32 elyria, ohio to have honored the memory of those human beings who lost their lives in a war not of their own choosing.

GOD BLESS OUR VIETNAM VETS!
. . Contributed By Linda On Thursday, October 28, 1999
God bless all of our Vietnam Vets. You are always in our hearts and you will never be forgotten.NEVER!

GO BLESS VIET NETS!
. . Contributed By AUNT LINDA On Thursday, October 28, 1999
WE WILL VEVER FORGET OUR HEROS! YOU ARE OUR HEROS

The Passing of a Vietnam Veteran
. . Contributed By Chaplain Howard Flexer On Thursday, October 28, 1999
Today as I looked thru the Obits I found a fellow Veteran who had passed away.So as I do when local Nam Veteran I went to see the family. When I got there the first thing they asked was what Veterans Group did he and I belong to. My reply was that "HE WAS A VIETNAM VETERANS AND I WAS THERE AS A FELLOW VIETNAM THATS ALL HE HAD TO BE" I've heard that question more times than any other. It kinda makes me mad because "WE ARE A GROUP OF VETERANS WHO LOOKED AFTER EACH OTHER IN NAM AND STILL DO AT HOME" I've been to some where the group that they were life members of never showed up and I was asked to do the service. God Bless all of my fellow "VIETNAM COMBAT VETERANS" we are and still are the best there is. Chaplain Howard Flexer

Finding closure at last!
. . Contributed By Ray Clark On Friday, October 29, 1999
Through great web-sites like this one,myself and four other (former)Marines have finally gotten back together after 30 years of suffering alone with our memories of war.We were with Kilo3/3,1st.Plt. in 1969.Still looking for Bob Derusse and Eric Ritchie. We have found Gary Kober , Larry Renfro , Dan Salles , Aldo Torboli , Ray Clark , and family of Bill Bushey. Thank the LORD and these caring Web-masters. Semper fi and welcome home.

HELP KEEP THE WALL
. . Contributed By DON KRAMER On Sunday, October 31, 1999
People I don't think most of YOU understand how important this page is to so many people-it has been put together by 1 man only & funded by his diability check & a few donations-please people make a donation & help keep this page alive-a few bucks a month can mean a lifetime of pride.