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October 17, 2026 at 10:14 am
Looking for Anyone Who Served with My Uncle, Harold Joseph Knittle
Hello, my name is Candy, and I’m hoping someone here might be able to help me learn more about my uncle, Harold Joseph Knittle.
Harold was my father’s brother. He served in the U.S. Army with A Company, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division during the Vietnam War.
Harold was only 19 years old when he died on June 1, 1968, near Huế, Vietnam. He died from small-arms fire. Our family was told that he was initially reported missing in action and that his body was later recovered.
My father, Terry Knittel, and Harold weren’t raised together, so my father didn’t get the chance to know his brother very well. As a result, there are many things our family doesn’t know about Harold’s life, his military service, or what happened to him in his final days.
I’m hoping to connect with anyone who served with Harold, knew him personally, remembers his company, or might know something about the circumstances of his death.
I’d be grateful for any memories, photographs, letters, stories, or information anyone might be willing to share. Even a small detail about who Harold was as a person would mean a great deal to our family.
He was more than a name on a memorial. He was a son, a brother, and a young man whose story our family would love to know.
Thank you for your service and for any help you can offer.
Hello, my name is Candy, and I’m hoping someone here might be able to help me learn more about my uncle, Harold Joseph Knittle.
Harold was my father’s brother. He served in the U.S. Army with A Company, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division during the Vietnam War.
Harold was only 19 years old when he died on June 1, 1968, near Huế, Vietnam. He died from small-arms fire. Our family was told that he was initially reported missing in action and that his body was later recovered.
My father, Terry Knittel, and Harold weren’t raised together, so my father didn’t get the chance to know his brother very well. As a result, there are many things our family doesn’t know about Harold’s life, his military service, or what happened to him in his final days.
I’m hoping to connect with anyone who served with Harold, knew him personally, remembers his company, or might know something about the circumstances of his death.
I’d be grateful for any memories, photographs, letters, stories, or information anyone might be willing to share. Even a small detail about who Harold was as a person would mean a great deal to our family.
He was more than a name on a memorial. He was a son, a brother, and a young man whose story our family would love to know.
Thank you for your service and for any help you can offer.
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October 8, 2026 at 5:00 am
WWI...
Hill 118 Cornay France Oct 8th...
Pvt Emilio Aballo and another Soldier from his Company overtook German Machine gunners nest and killed 5 germans in hand to hand combat...
The next day on hill223... Sgt York took 118 Germans...
Hill 118 Cornay France Oct 8th...
Pvt Emilio Aballo and another Soldier from his Company overtook German Machine gunners nest and killed 5 germans in hand to hand combat...
The next day on hill223... Sgt York took 118 Germans...
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September 30, 2026 at 7:30 am
I'm looking for Hooper, Last Seen covered in jet fuel down in Vietnam. Agent Orange suspect from leaking missile propellant. Bicycle race track last seen injured badly to forehead. Possibly a radio operator, found 1 possible headstone on Norfolk Island, Cemetery (Island East of Australia 200 miles). I found James R. BARNETT, Please visit the website for the virtual grave to contribute evidence for CID and or JAG if warranted.
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September 30, 2026 at 12:30 am
Welcome Home Robert P. Hutchinson (from Flushing)
It has been a great while since I viewed this site myself. Regarding your posting dated November 10, 2025, yes it is possible to get an ABU leather vest (1/327th Infantry "Above The Rest" Vietnam). What size should I look for in outerwear?
I would like to get this one for you I hope you will accept this gift as a small token of gratitude for your time in Vietnam. Always. K.
It has been a great while since I viewed this site myself. Regarding your posting dated November 10, 2025, yes it is possible to get an ABU leather vest (1/327th Infantry "Above The Rest" Vietnam). What size should I look for in outerwear?
I would like to get this one for you I hope you will accept this gift as a small token of gratitude for your time in Vietnam. Always. K.
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September 18, 2026 at 6:05 am
Served with the 101 airborne, 1/327 light weapons infantry from 3 October 1968 thru 2 October 1969, walked point most of my tour with Harold G (Pat) Patton and Charles I Miller. Pat passed in 1997 and Miller in 2018. TRYING TO FIND OUR MEDIC KENYON RAY HAMILTON (DOC KENYON) The last 57 years I thought his last name was Kenyon until AI showed me different. All this time he was on my copy of orders as HAMILTON. Does anyone know how I can get in touch with him??
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August 28, 2026 at 3:03 pm
TO: R.P.H
A Co 1/327th Infantry Regiment 4th Platoon Vietnam 67-68
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
A Co 1/327th Infantry Regiment 4th Platoon Vietnam 67-68
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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August 21, 2026 at 12:11 pm
I’m the daughter of SSgt Errol Gaddy, who was HHB 2/319 in Fire Direction Control. He served in Vietnam from December 1967-June 1969 and I know he was at Camp Evans from January-early May 1969, then went into the field, although I do not know the specific hill. If anyone remembers having served with him, please email me. Thank you all for your service.
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August 14, 2026 at 2:52 pm
My name is Frank Harper and I was in MCB-5 in 1971 at Ta Kou and Ca Mau. I have been back to Vietnam 12 times to find kids that I photographed during the war. I found 9 out of 11 kids and that is a whole other story. But I did buy 110 Dog Tags and one of the Dog Tags said James R Wall, SSAN, HH3 426 Supply and Service BN, Camp Eagle - K-9 Bobbie. This tag was actually issued to a dog. You can email me if you have information. Thank you
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August 7, 2026 at 2:45 pm
Commanded B Company (Barbarians), 1-327 Inf Nov 69 - Apr 70. Would like to hear from anyone that served in our company, particularly news about Top Sellers. God Bless.
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July 11, 2026 at 10:57 am
Hi guys- This is Tom Jones, aka "Buddha" in the Nam. I was with the 1/327 for the first 6 months of 1970 and then I transferred to the 1/501 as part of the infusion program to prevent everybody from DEROSing at the same time. I remember "General Lee". Pierce, "Yankee", "West Virginia", "Tennessee", Gabe, "Moon", Cadman and "Big John", O'Berry, Rusnak, "JoJo", "Chickenman", Top Sellars, Frazee, "Wild Bill", Ziggy the medic, Noble, Horton, Kunnert, Yates, and "Terrible Terry" as if it were yesterday. I would love to hear from any of you guys.