350 entries.
wrote on January 18, 2025
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2:33 pm
Located Greg Apraham in Maine..thanks all
wrote on January 17, 2025
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7:17 pm
Hi Joe Walter!
Thank you for your service &
Thank you for responding & giving me some insight on my Dad. I might have some photos you might want to see as well. My Dad had taken quite a few photos of the Troui River and the compound. My email is oceansurfer3@aol.com looking forward to checking out the photos.
Yours truly,
Dot Bugbee
Thank you for your service &
Thank you for responding & giving me some insight on my Dad. I might have some photos you might want to see as well. My Dad had taken quite a few photos of the Troui River and the compound. My email is oceansurfer3@aol.com looking forward to checking out the photos.
Yours truly,
Dot Bugbee
wrote on January 16, 2025
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11:37 am
Looking for information on my uncle David Ray Lewis from the 101st He was from Lumberton NC
919-721-510
Thank you.
919-721-510
Thank you.
wrote on January 14, 2025
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11:33 am
Trying to locate Gregory Apraham. Lost contact with him and haven’t had any response to his email or phone number. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
wrote on January 13, 2025
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4:57 pm
To: Dot Bugbee
I served with your dad Chuck. At the time we were assigned to a mortar section at the Troui River compound. I was the mortar section leader and Chuck was a gunner on one of the mortar tubes. We were together until I was transferred to FSB Tomahawk on Jan 1, 1970. Chuck was the best gunner we had at Troui. If I remember he was from Liberty NY. I grew up in NE PA across the Delaware River. We talked a lot of baseball, he a Met fan, I was a Yankee fan. I bet him a case of beer for the World Series and of course lost. I have a couple of pictures of him. Send me an email and I will forward them to you.
I served with your dad Chuck. At the time we were assigned to a mortar section at the Troui River compound. I was the mortar section leader and Chuck was a gunner on one of the mortar tubes. We were together until I was transferred to FSB Tomahawk on Jan 1, 1970. Chuck was the best gunner we had at Troui. If I remember he was from Liberty NY. I grew up in NE PA across the Delaware River. We talked a lot of baseball, he a Met fan, I was a Yankee fan. I bet him a case of beer for the World Series and of course lost. I have a couple of pictures of him. Send me an email and I will forward them to you.
wrote on January 3, 2025
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3:34 pm
I served with A company, 1/327 Nov-Dec 1971. Before that I was with the 4/12 Cav. at Quang Tri
A company 1/327 effectively stood down after the Chinook crash on 11-28-71 which killed 29 A company men plus the crew, and I was sent to the 1/7, 1st Air Cav at Bien Hoa. All 11B10.
I would love to make contact with anyone I may have served with during that time.
LDWmail111@gmail.com
A company 1/327 effectively stood down after the Chinook crash on 11-28-71 which killed 29 A company men plus the crew, and I was sent to the 1/7, 1st Air Cav at Bien Hoa. All 11B10.
I would love to make contact with anyone I may have served with during that time.
LDWmail111@gmail.com
wrote on December 26, 2024
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6:14 am
Just a quick Merry Christmas to you and all other 2/327 troopers from us here in Switzerland!
Have a great Christmas and a good New Year 2025
smight and family!
Have a great Christmas and a good New Year 2025
smight and family!
wrote on December 24, 2024
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10:37 am
My father Robert Seal passed away at the age of 79 a few days age. He was a sergeant in Charlie company. He was in country from April of 68 to April of 69. His call sign was 1/1. I just wanted to let his brothers on here know. He is buried in the Louisiana National Cemetery in Port Hudson, Louisiana. He and I love y’all. If anybody remembers him I would love to hear from you. I I could figure out how to upload photos. I have a ton of them and a field book which is really cool
wrote on December 12, 2024
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9:38 pm
Hello,
Firstly, thank you to all who has served our Country.
My Father, Charles A Bugbee recently passed away & I have been researching his time in The Vietnam War. He would sometimes mention to my Mom he often thought about some of his friends/platoon & how they made out after the war...
I wish I discovered this site before he passed away because I would have loved to have gotten him to a reunion.
I've been trying to locate anyone who may have been in his Platoon & knew him.
He was Co E 2nd Bn 327th Infantry 1st Bde. 101st Airborne
I've had the honor to go through his photo journal and there are a lot of photos of his platoon & friends that were made during his time in Vietnam.
Any help or suggestions is greatly appreciated.
Yours Very truly,
Dot Bugbee
Firstly, thank you to all who has served our Country.
My Father, Charles A Bugbee recently passed away & I have been researching his time in The Vietnam War. He would sometimes mention to my Mom he often thought about some of his friends/platoon & how they made out after the war...
I wish I discovered this site before he passed away because I would have loved to have gotten him to a reunion.
I've been trying to locate anyone who may have been in his Platoon & knew him.
He was Co E 2nd Bn 327th Infantry 1st Bde. 101st Airborne
I've had the honor to go through his photo journal and there are a lot of photos of his platoon & friends that were made during his time in Vietnam.
Any help or suggestions is greatly appreciated.
Yours Very truly,
Dot Bugbee
wrote on December 5, 2024
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11:58 pm
I am an Army Veteran, reading Tiger Force by Sallah and Weiss. I googled the Canh ll and came across this site.
Thank you to all our infantry, who are the true boots on ground.
Thank you to all our infantry, who are the true boots on ground.
