Lost friends.

Iam looking for anyone that served with the 22nd CSF Ton Son Nhut Airbase Vn. During the time period of May 68-May 69. Ican be reached at 404-751-7677.

To the lost friends of the 22nd CSF. The correct phone number is 404-761-7577

Any Grunts B Co., 2/501 Inf., 101Abn. Div. 68-69
. . Contributed By Brian Williams On Wednesday, November 08, 2000
Looking for former members of "3-1".

Any Grunts B Co., 2/501 Inf., 101Abn. Div. 68-69
. . Contributed By Brian Williams On Wednesday, November 08, 2000
Looking for former members of "3-1".

Teenager
. . Contributed By Michelle Lynch On Wednesday, November 08, 2000
My name is Michelle, I am a normal teenager to those who know me.but to those who dont.I am a very busy teenager. I have school, dates, and parties.but I also have AVVA meetings, VVA meetings, state council meetings, and my volunteering. I do all this and more. I have been in VVA since I was about 5, and since then I have been head strong with many different issues. I'm the type of girl thats not going to sit by and listen, without haveing my say. And the war is an issue I must have a say in. I know most of you are saying "What could I know about the War?", but I know more then most teenagers know today. I have listen to stories, memories, scrap books, old letters, and thousands of books. I guess it all started when I was first told that my father was a vet, I didnt know what that was and as a kid i didnt really care. But when we walked up to that wall, a solid black stone wall with small names carved in, and a tear fell from my farthere eyes it meant something. That was the frist time I ever saw my farther cry. Since then I have learned everything I can know about the war, and the soliders who fought. Along with my dad, two cousins served, my farther was the only one to make it home alive. Some say I'm just a kid, and yes I am, but I know more than a normal teenager does. The VVA has only made me stronger, in mind and heart. The vets have become my second family. And I may not be able to make it to every meeting, or event but I am always thinking of them, and they will always have a place in my heart. Every vet will have a speacial place in my heart.

2/27th wolfhounds
. . Contributed By Tina Silvestri On Friday, November 10, 2000
My father Sebatino Silvestri served 1/69-8/69,he was 2nd infantry 27th battlion.Would like to hear from anyone who maybe served with him.

156 AVE Co. Can Tho
. . Contributed By Joe Katon On Friday, November 10, 2000
My name is Joe Katon. I served in Can Tho in 4-4-67 to 4-4-68. I served with the 156 Aviation Company in Can Tho. I am looking for fellow vets.

William Terry Allen
. . Contributed By Billy Fred Moore On Friday, November 10, 2000
He was flying a h model huey, in Kontum on 12/04/67 he was shot down at 7:17 or 19 pm Vietnam time would like to know what happened. To bring closure to loved one's.He was from Enterprise, Alabama had a wife and 1 year old daughter.

Casualties after the war.
. . Contributed By Renee' "Fox" Walls On Saturday, November 11, 2000
This is just my way of thinking. I am aware that the wall is for our guys who died during the war, but if it is going to be called the Vietnam Veterans Wall, why not add all the soldiers who died because of the war. Today my father Ronnie C. Fox would have been 52 yrs old. He died not in the war, but because of the war. He died of lung cancer. The doctors stated that it was probably because of the "Agent Orange" that daddy worked in while. My father was in the Navy CB's. He is the one who went in after the "Agent Orange" was sprayed and made the roads and help set up camps. So as I stated above. This is just my way of thinking, but didn't my father die fighting for our country just like all the other boys and men over there did?

Brian Paul Ahern
. . Contributed By Michael Kinsbury On Saturday, November 11, 2000
I would like to talk any one that new Brain,and when he made his trip to heaven, I would like to know if went with any pain,for his brave act,I would hope it was painless he was a great friend,the best I ever had.