EVERT, Lawrence "Jerry"
. . Contributed By Duane TeWinkel On Wednesday, May 26, 1999
I knew Jerry Evert & his family while stationed at Vance AFB 1964-67 before going to Nam. I heard he was shot down, but couldn't find info because I didn't realize til now his first name was Lawrence. He had 2 sons, Daniel & David. I'd like more info or to find his family.

. . Contributed By Former SP4 Mike Moudy On Sunday, May 30, 1999
Looking for anyone assigned to the 630th MP Co, Cam Rahn Bay, between 1970-1972. Please E-mail me.

SGT. MAJOR THOMAS CALLAHAN
. . Contributed By Richard Pagerie On Sunday, May 30, 1999
I'm looking for anyone who knew, or who knows where i can reach sgt. major Callahan. I served with him in Babenhausen, Germany, from 1963 to 1966, 2nd bat. 5th arty. My last contact with him was in 1969 in fort sill OK. Would also like to hear from any old buddies from my unit.

Englishwoman working for MIA's
. . Contributed By Annie de Vere On Sunday, May 30, 1999
I would like if possible for any Viet Vet to contact me, I worked for the MIA'S and teh Walking "k" from my hom in England. We watched closely the unfolding drama that was Vietnam, and my heart aches for the treatment the Viet Vets have had at the hands of your own Government. There are lots of reasons for me feeling this way, not the least the fact that all of my family has been enlisted in various branches of the Royal Navy, Royal Airforce and the British Army. I am writing this, because on this Memorial Weekend it appalls me how everyone thinks it a holiday and runs off to have a good time - in England Rememberence Sunday is treat with the utmost respect as are our veterans. I have only been in America 3 months. I am Celtic by birth (a true warrior race) but have been living on the Scottish/English Borders for most of my life. You all did NOTHING wrong, other than answer your countries call.no-one CHOOSES to go to war, war is THRUST upon us. If no-one answers this, at lease my heart is lighter for saying it.peace of mind, love and happiness always

SSGT Samuel L. Reed, USMC, KIA, 15 July 1966
. . Contributed By 1st Sgt George E. Corwin, USMCR (Ret'd) On Sunday, May 30, 1999
I am seeking information on the circumstances sorrounding the death of SSgt Sam Reed, a close friend of mine while serving with Wpns Platoon, 1stBn, 1stMar. 1stMarDiv, Camp Pendleton and during the Cuban Missle Crisis in 1962.

Looking for any family of Lt. John Hunter/ KIA I corp 1970. Member of Charlie Horse.

. . Contributed By Van Collins On Sunday, May 30, 1999
Looking for family of Lt. John Hunter. KIA 1970. John came from Ohio. We were part of the 3-17 air cav Charlie Horse.

Still Looking
. . Contributed By Mike Munro On Sunday, May 30, 1999
I am looking for any of my buddies that were in 1/4 third Mar Div. Delta Co. 3rd herd. My last day in Nam was on June 6, 1968. (wounded). I never saw anyone again after I was transported to the USS Sanctuary. So much happened that day, my life has been full of many questions without answers.

Capt. Robert M. Young
. . Contributed By Pam Longfellow On Sunday, May 30, 1999
Looking for family/friends of Capt. Robert M. Young,of New Alexandria, PA. He was with the 25th Infantry Div. I have had his POW/MIA bracelet for almost 26 years and have thought of him often and would like to return it to his family. Capt. Young, you are a hero.

Viet Nam Widows
. . Contributed By Elaine A. Jacobs On Sunday, May 30, 1999
My name is Elaine Jacobs, and my late husband, WO Thomas C. Jacobs was killed in Viet Nam in Sept. 1968. I am very interested in speaking to other Viet Nam Widows talk about how that experience has changed our lives. Please email me if you are a Viet Nam widow and would like to share your life stories. Thank you so very much!