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Very nicely done website....
Date February/17/2009 14:17   : United States of America  :  http://acoolguygifts.com
Signed By : Frankie Riggio
In country 68-69. Base camp phouc vinh. Bravo battery 1st&5th arty.1st infy div. gun chief number 6 gun across the road  from the charcoal factory.and the 1/2 blue spades. Built up the base camp for the 101st and moved november 69 to quan loi. New gun site number 9 tee on a french made golf course.

Those were the days.
Date January/31/2009 22:11   : United States of America
Signed By : Angelo Gotin
Great site!
I wish you all the best in the new year of 2009!
Date December/12/2008 15:14   : United States of America  :  http://newyearin.com
Signed By : Mgbada
cool site keep it up!
Date November/22/2007 11:16   : Niger
Signed By : Guest
I, a Vietnam combat veteran, was continually exposed to Agent Orange / Dioxin in Vietnam and took both Chloroquine/Primaquine and Dapsone while in Vietnam.
Since I left Vietnam, my toes/feet have been sensitive to cold, have felt numb, and have been experiencing sharp pain and my hands have been sensitive to cold.
Finally, In September 2005, I told the VA about my symptoms, and the VA diagnosed that I have both Axonal Sensorimotor Polyneuropathy and Multiple Sclerosis.
 
James Knudsen 
199th  E-2-3  Recon Platoon
Vietnam July 69 - Sept 70
Date October/07/2007 22:18   : United States of America  :  http://home.mchsi.com/~jamesknudsen/
Signed By : Bill Bates
I noticed that COL Conrad Hausman was a member of the Board of Directors.   I had the privilege of serving under COL Hausman at V Corps Artillery HQ in Germany during 1970-71.   He was an excellent officer, friend, and family man.   May he rest in peace.
 
Date August/02/2007 05:53   : United States of America
Signed By : William "Skip" Catching
I was stationed at Phouc Vinh in 1965. My unit was the 1st Infantry. I walked those jungles frenquently and remember seeing white powder on the ground and wondering what it was. Now over 40 years later, reading this site is very sobering. Recently, I worked with a woman whose husband was stationed at Phouc Vinh around 1967. He died last year due to complications from the affects of agent orange. I guess I am one of the blessed ones. As far as I know, I do not have any affects from my service. I do have fleshy type tumors under my skin, but I doubt they are cancer. I’ve fathered 3 children and all appear to be healthy. The price of war is expensive. Finding this site kind of connects me to my past. I served with men I will always remember and respect.
Date June/06/2007 19:54   : United States of America
Signed By : Patrick Tracy
B Co 1/501st 101st Abn Division (Ambl) 1969 - 1970
Date April/27/2007 09:36   : United States of America
Signed By : Lonnie Shoultz

Very nicely done website...

 

Lonnie Shoultz

Foley, AL
Date March/01/2007 13:03   : United States of America
Signed By : Guest -Bill Noyes
Just learning to navagate the site. thought I’d try posting a jpeg from long ago.  - - - Guess not.  Will look forward to further  commo and forum chats.  B222, 1968 - 69
Date February/16/2007 15:09   : United States of America
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