Remember Our Fallen ComradesThere are currently 77 messages.
Capt Mike Kasner, E Co 3/22nd Infantry RVN 1970-71 Died in Portland Oregon March 20th 2008.Miss you bro. Your favorite turd....
A Most Reverent and Humble THANK YOU, and YOU SHALL NEVER, EVER BE FORGOTTEN... I'm a FREE MAN because of your sacrifices, and remain so only at your behest. THANK YOU FOREVER.
Donald H McMains, Jr..."Scotty", "Don" was my Cousin and died 9 August 1969. Thank you to all who served our country. Thank you to all who served with Don.
I am currently working on a documentary involving several small counties in the midwest and the impact World War II had on them. I came across a KIA Purple Heart winner, Sergeant CHARLES E. RIGGINS from Webster County, NE. 22nd Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division. Sergeant Riggins died on Wednesday, July 26, 1944. He is buried at Normandy American Cemetery. I cross referenced the date he died and came up with Operation Cobra. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Cobra I would like to learn more about the details of this man's service. If anyone comes upon this message and can provide me with any further information it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. James T. Dudrow
I would like to talk with anyone that has information regarding the battle of Good Friday (April 12th, 1968) and maybe a friend of Donny Gay Tidwell who was killed in this battle. Thanks... William
September 7, 2006: Three years ago yesterday our country lost a great man and soldier. Sergeant Luis Montes was a member of the Scout Platoon HHC 1-22INF. I continue to pray for him and his family and encourage everyone to do the same. Thank you, Sgt. Rick Yarosh U.S. Army (retired)
It's that time of year again, just wanted to drop in and say hello to all that were at Buell 8/18/68-8/22/68 when VC hit Buell, my brother Paul was called up from Cu Chi to pull guard duty and was KIA when a RPG hit his bunker on the perimeter of Buell. Please have a beer for him and other guys that didnt make it home. Tom O'Leary
Jim, What unit were you with in V C Valley in June of 68?
In loving memory of our dead: V.C. Valley, 1968
We can hardly believe a year has almost gone by since our loss of Awb Norris. Although we think of him almost every day, it's even more often with the first anniversary of his passing coming up soon. He is sadly missed, however, more and more we think of the happy times and wonderful stories, and his generous and loving spirit. We think that is how he would like it! Our condolences to his family, friends and the warriors who served with him. I think he would be happy to know that my wife and I have been inspired to help other veterans, who need a helping hand, companionship, or even just a hug. Although it's in the infancy stages, we are forming a foundation to help our cause. Hope to see you in Seattle! Again, our thoughts and prayers are with the Norris family. God Bless! Jack & Carol Bradshaw
|
