Larry Stott - your email is invalid!
. . Contributed By RetiredArmy On Tuesday, November 20, 2001
September 26, 1945: OSS Lieutenant Colonel A. Peter Dewey was killed in action by the Communist Vietminh near Hanoi, becoming first American casualty in Vietnam. However, Air Force Tech Sgt. Richard B. Fitzgibbon, Jr., murdered in Vietnam by a fellow airman on June 8, 1956, has been formally recognized by the Pentagon as the first American officially to die in the Vietnam War.

INFORMATION ABOUT MY FATHER
. . Contributed By MICHAEL SCOTT On Tuesday, November 20, 2001
I AM LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON MY FATHER ELIJAH ARLINGTON SCOTT ( MICKY)HE WAS IN THE ARMY AND DIED IN 1970 I AM SORRY I DON'T HAVE ANYMORE INFO. HE MAY HAVE BEEN IN THE FIRST AIR CAV. THANK-YOU MICHAEL

JAMES E SHELTON

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO SERVED WITH MY DAD. JAMES E SHELTON , HE WAS FROM CABOOL, MO. I WAS 2WHEN HE GOT KILLED. I DON"T KNOW ALOT ABOUT HIM . I DO KNOW HE WAS IN THE MARINES.HE DIED JULY 31 69. HE WAS A PFC-EZ BORN FEB,19 50.

MY DAD
. . Contributed By DIANA LYNN GARNER On Tuesday, November 20, 2001
MY DAD WAS JAMES E SHELTON . HE WAS FROM CABOOL, MO. I WAS 2 WHEN HE GOT KILLED, I DON'T KNOW ALOT ABOUT HIM. I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME IN MY SEARCH ABOUT INFORMATION.HE WAS BORN FEB.19 1950.

MY DAD
. . Contributed By DIANA LYNN GARNER On Tuesday, November 20, 2001
MY DAD WAS JAMES E SHELTON . HE WAS FROM CABOOL, MO. I WAS 2 WHEN HE GOT KILLED, I DON'T KNOW ALOT ABOUT HIM. I AM LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO CAN HELP ME IN MY SEARCH ABOUT INFORMATION.HE WAS BORN FEB.19 1950.

This is to all the Vietnam Veterans.
. . Contributed By Doll On Wednesday, November 21, 2001
I have so much respect for all of you. And so much remorse for the generations before me being so cruel. I have a special person, in my life, who is a Vietnam veteran. He has told me some of the things that he experienced while he served his tour of duty. Personally, I have a rough time comprehending how a person can go through so much without completely breaking down. Especially, during this particular war. This is only because of the such bad rap the people who served in Vietnam recieved from the American nation. A war is a war, no matter which one it is. People fight and people die. Everyone deserves the same respect. The fallen soldiers deserve respect. He deserves respect. I'm extremely proud of this person that I speak of. He's a true friend with such a big heart. He doesn't gloat and brag about what he has accomplished in his life. The true heros never do. These are the people who need the recognition that they deserve. I truly hope, one day, everyone can see that all the soldiers did and do what they had to for our country. I pray that everyone someday will respect the ones who deserve it the most. Thank You all for everything you did.Your Cause Was Just!

Looking for anyone who knew George Mayos, GST 2/5
. . Contributed By Ed Sorace On Friday, November 23, 2001
I am helping a friend find info on her father. He was KIA in RVN 5-22-69 in the Quang Ngai area. He was with H&S 1st Marines. He was on his second tour. He was with 2/5 his first tour. He was from Huntington WV. Any information would be helpful. Doc Ed

Thank you to all those who served and died
. . Contributed By Robert C. Arciero On Sunday, November 25, 2001
I want to take a second to thank all those who went to war and die for my freedoms. Freedoms I sometimes take for granted. I wish to thank all those families who lost members to this terrible conflict. My thought and my love are with you all.

LOOKING FOR ANYONE WHO KNEW "WAYNE SAVAGE"
. . Contributed By GREG SAVAGE On Sunday, November 25, 2001
GOOD DAY EVERYONE, I'M SEARCHING FOR ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN OR SERVED WITH MY UNCLE/GODFATHER SGT WAYNE SAVAGE.HE WAS A CANADIAN CITIZEN FROM MONTREAL,QUEBEC,CANADA WHO JOINED THE U.S. AIR FORCE OUT OF PLATTSBURGH N.Y. TO TO FIGHT ALONG SIDE MEN AND WOMEN FROM OUR BROTHER COUNTRY FOR WHAT THEY BELIEVED IN!HE HELD THE RANK OF SGT,AND WAS IN DA NANG,TON SA NHUT AND OTHER PLACES AS WELL.I'M NOT SURE WHAT YEARS HE WAS THERE BUT I KNOW FOR A FACT HE WAS THERE FOR A TOTAL OF 3 YEARS.IT'S HARD TO BELIEVE HE MADE IT THROUGH HELL ON EARTH(VIETNAM)ONLY TO RETURN HOME TO CANADA AND BE KILLED IN A CAR ACCIDENT,JUST DOES'NT MAKE SENSE!I WAS TOO YOUNG TO REALLY REMEMBER MUCH ABOUT HIM BUT WOULD HAVE LOVED TO HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SAY FACE TO FACE THAT I AM EXTREMELY PROUD OF HIM,AND ADMIRE HIS COURAGE!I OVER THE YEARS HAVE TAKEN A GREAT INTEREST IN THE VIETNAM WAR AND HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS ABOUT HIM I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE ANSWERED,JUST TO SEE WHAT TYPE OF MAN HE WAS AND HOW HE INTERPRETTED HIS TIME IN COUNTRY?WHEN HE RETURNED BACK TO CANADA HE WORKED FOR MANY YEARS AT AIR CANADA AND WAS AN AVID HUNTER,LOVED TO PLAY HOCKEY AND ADORED HIS FAMILY.I'M VERY HAPPY TO SAY BEFORE HIS ACCIDENTAL DEATH THAT HE LIVED HIS DREAM OF LIVING IN A HOUSE ON THE SHORES OF LAKE OF 2 MOUNTAINS,WHERE HE FOUND PEACE AND IS BURIED NOT FAR FROM THERE!I'M ASKING THAT ANYONE WHO MAY HAVE KNOWN HIM AND WISH TO TELL ME OF SOME EXPERIECES THEY HAD WITH HIM TO PLEASE CONTACT ME AT ANY TIME,I WILL GET BACK TO YOU AS SOON AS I PICK UP THE E-MAIL YOU SEND.TO ALL VETERANS WHO MADE IT HOME AND WHO DID'NT,YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN,YOU ARE WHAT THE TERM "HERO" STANDS FOR!GOD BLESS

Anyone know Terrence Moran?
. . Contributed By linda cohen On Sunday, November 25, 2001
I am looking for anyone who may have known Terry Moran USMC from Staten Island New York. He served from 68-69 and was killed on 9/19/69. Please email if you have any information. Thanks!