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Stephen Carr Stephen Carr from Tampa wrote on August 12, 2021 at 3:10 pm
Hello Everyone,

I am writing in hopes of finding all veterans that may have known and served with my Uncle. My Uncle served in Vietnam as part of the 101st Airborne Division, 1/327th infantry, B Company, 3rd Platoon from 1965 to 1968 and was the recipient of two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star. My Uncle passed away in 2014 due to complications from injuries suffered in May 1967. I was never able to speak with him about his war experience.

If anyone recalls serving with my Uncle, SGT. Stephen Wood, I would highly appreciate a message to let me know!

Thank you to everyone that has been so helpful already and a huge thank you to everyone that has served this great nation.
Mark Petersen Mark Petersen from Minnesota wrote on July 25, 2021 at 7:41 pm
I hope this newly designed web site is still being updated with ALL the old entries such as stories and photos. Also the memorial pages. This site does nothing for those, as myself, that fought in Vietnam.
Jim Hart Jim Hart from St Augustine, FL wrote on July 21, 2021 at 5:40 pm
This is sad. I agree with the other posts I see dated 07/12/2021. You got stuff to sell on here but all the old information is gone, the communications, the stories, the memories, the connections from, for and about these soldiers - the valuable stuff. Selling stuff don't matter; these soldiers matter. This is a slap in the face to the veterans here. January 25, 1968, eve of Tet. This site no longer represents what Phillip Eugene Garver, Robert Candler Langford, and Earl Adelbert Mailloux gave the last full measure of devotion for.
Michael Bertell Michael Bertell wrote on July 12, 2021 at 1:27 pm
Maybe the old site is down temporarily. I hope that it is not gone forever. That is how many of us found each other. No matter how many years it went back. It was part of our history.
Jesse Flores “squeak” Jesse Flores “squeak” wrote on July 12, 2021 at 1:25 pm
I miss the old site, I feel like I’ve been brushed aside, bring back the old site.
Jack Thomas Jack Thomas wrote on July 12, 2021 at 1:24 pm
Are all of the contacts gone from the old site?
admin admin wrote on October 14, 2016 at 4:15 pm
Name: CHARLES WALLACE
Hometown: key west, fl
Date: October 14, 2016 - 08:00 PM (pacific)

be sure to get your you know whats out and vote it don't matter who for just vote thats the main reason most of us went thru hell==== as always GOD BLESS AND ABOVE THE REST CO C 1/327 JAN 68 TO JAN 69
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Name: .amanda hughes
Hometown: sanger, texas
Date: October 14, 2016 - 11:58 AM (pacific)

I'm looking for information on Adan Figueroa, for my fiance. he died in vietnam in 1962 never knowing he had a son on the way. Please anything will be greatly appreciated.
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Name: Rupert Burridge
Hometown: London, UK,
Date: October 10, 2016 - 02:02 AM (pacific)

I am a retired British Army officer now undertaking a PhD at the University of Oxford. I am seeking to contact Colonel (Rtd) Andrew Irzyk, with whom I served on the Kosovo Verification Mission in 1998-9, to request an interview in support of my research. If my e-mail address could be passed to him I would be grateful. Subsequent to Kosovo I proudly served alongside US forces in Freetown, Basrah and Kabul. Thank-you.
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Name: Donna Dye
Hometown: Prospect, Kentucky
Date: October 07, 2016 - 10:47 PM (pacific)

I am looking for anyone who knew Kenny Rush from Louisville, KY. As a member of the 101st, he was gunned down in Vietnam on February 7, 1966. His tombstone lists Tuy Hoa. Is there anyone out their who served with Kenny?
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Name: Tom Guglielmo
Hometown: ,
Date: October 05, 2016 - 03:30 PM (pacific)

Soldiers, Veterans, family and friends of the 327th,
I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. I am CSM(R) Tom Guglielmo and I am the new Honorary Regimental Command Sergeant Major, a position I am both extremely humbled and honored to have been selected for. I served in the 101st from 1998-2012 and held leadership positions from Squad Leader to Brigade CSM of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 327th IN RGT. I look forward to meeting and speaking with as many of you as I can and learning your story so that I can tell our story. Upon retirement I stayed in the Fort Campbell area which allows me to pay regular visits to the Brigade on Fort Campbell and interact with the Soldiers. I am excited about maintaining the link between the veterans of the Brigade and the currently serving Soldiers in order to perpetuate our history.

Always First!
Bastogne!

Tom
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Name: Tess Cortez
Hometown: , Texas
Date: October 03, 2016 - 09:35 PM (pacific)

I'm trying to locate any men who served in Vietnam 1971-1972 2/327 101st Airborne Div. Delta Co. with my dad. Out of Fort Ord. He can only remember a few last names and one who asked to be called Jack Sh*t. The others are: Ice (Ute Indian), Kowalski (from Utah), Ali and Wilson. They fought in the DMZ for approx 6 months.
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Name: FRANK J DeVINCENZO
Hometown: BOSTON,
Date: September 28, 2016 - 05:25 PM (pacific)

I WAS WITH D CO. 1/327, I REMEMBER BLEVINS HE WAS THE RTO FOR THE FO.. SGT HERMAN WAS THE PLT. SGT.
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Name: GREGORY DeLaurentiis
Hometown: , New Jersey
Date: September 27, 2016 - 09:40 AM (pacific)

I am looking for men who served with D Co. 1/327 in August of 1968. Those of us who were on The Hill before it became famous in May of 1969. Anyone who remembers Blevins and Jose. Please contact me.
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Name: Jon Arthur Every-Clayton
Hometown: Baltimore, MD
Date: September 25, 2016 - 09:27 AM (pacific)

I was platoon leader, 1st platoon, ABU Co, 1/327. Arrived in country 04 Jun 1966 and was inserted into ABU Co in the middle of the action in Dak To. On 17 Jun 1966, we engaged the NVA and my RTO, Jack Edward Seward, was wounded by a grenade fragment that pierced his helmet and tore up his forehead. It was the same day Lt Perry, the XO, was killed by "friendly" helicopter rockets.

On 09 Sep 2016, I met Jack Seward again, 50 years later at the dedication of the 327th memorial at Ft Campbell. I learned he was never awarded the Purple Heart medal he richly deserves. I am seeking members of the first platoon who remember and can testify as to the facts and circumstances of that action. I need witness statements to help convince the Army to finally award this long overdue medal.

If you were there or know someone who was, please contact me ASAP.

"Above the Rest"
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Name: terry lee whitetree
Hometown: tulsa , Oklahoma
Date: September 21, 2016 - 01:23 PM (pacific)

Checking in were are the members of "A" company 1/327 vietnam
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Name: robert n/a gallardo
Hometown: santa ana, calif
Date: September 20, 2016 - 08:37 PM (pacific)

Looking for anyone who was in A co 1/327 from Aug 1969 to Apr 1970 to share some memories
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Name: Billie J Coleman
Hometown: ,
Date: September 20, 2016 - 08:59 AM (pacific)

I am looking for pictures or any remembrance of Alan Dean Whitlock. He was in the 1st Brigade, 101st Airborne and was killed on January 10, 1967 We had been married just a few weeks before he left for Vietnam.
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Name: Tom Hagen
Hometown: ,
Date: September 11, 2016 - 10:41 AM (pacific)

Do any of you remember Ron Egan... 1/327 B co 1967-68. I was a good friend of his and have a few questions. Thank you Tom
admin admin wrote on September 2, 2016 at 4:19 pm
Name: Larry R. Pretzer
Hometown: Macomb, MI
Date: September 02, 2016 - 06:59 PM (pacific)

I was with 2nd Plt. D Co. 327th Inf. from July '69 - July '70. I was WIA in the A Shau 10 Aug.'69 and was hospitalized for 6 weeks before being sent back to Delta Co. I walked point for the remainder of my tour. The little yellow guys, aka NVA, did their best to put the hurt on me again, but failed. I escaped some near brushes with death, God had other plans for my life.
I have committed my life to helping and serving Vets and their families. I am currently the Chaplain of VFW Old Settlers Post 4659 in Shelby Twp. MI., and Commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart Chapter 1818 in Fraser, MI.
I also am a life member of the VVA Chapter 9 in Detroit, the DAV, AMVETS, VVW- Veterans of the Vietnam War Chapter 7,the Catholic War Veterans of the United States, the K OF C 4th degree, and the 101st Airborne Association. But my heart will always be with Delta Co., my brothers in arms and for the 30 Delta Co. Hero's who gave all. '68-'71
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Name: Chris Seate
Hometown: , TN
Date: August 29, 2016 - 04:52 PM (pacific)

DCo 3rdPlt
04-08

HHC BN S3 08-11
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Name: Michael Young
Hometown: ,
Date: August 28, 2016 - 06:17 PM (pacific)

In doing some research on the Gulf War came across your page.
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Name: Thomas Sunken
Hometown: Ventura, California
Date: August 27, 2016 - 01:43 AM (pacific)

I served with A Company 2/327th Infantry Regiment in Kosovo in year 2000. We were in charge of enforcing the peace agreement in the city of Vitina, Kosovo. It was a tough mission and we saw a lot more than can ever be told. I respect all who served in the 327th past and present.
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Name: Matthew Smith
Hometown: Jacksonville, Ar.
Date: August 26, 2016 - 05:18 AM (pacific)

I served in the 3/327 from 85 to 88. We did a tour in the MFO-Sinai. I really didn't know how awesome our division was while I served (dumb kid) and even though I saw no combat during my enlistment, I am proud to have been a part of this unit. An achievement that I am proud of (other than my air assault badge) was the EIB, to be perfectly honest I shot expert but just barely, damn if I didn't miss every 300 yd target but if you got within 250 yds, you were toast! Peace to those who went before. A shout out to my buddies - Rodney Wintz, Jim Coutriaux, Paul Shaffer, and Scott Hedden - Shaffer - give us a call, dude
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Name: Michael Lee Cook
Hometown: TYRONE, Georgia
Date: August 24, 2016 - 09:07 PM (pacific)

I served as Col. Gary John Bridges driver when he commanded the 3/327th. I have fond memories of my time of service and refer to him in my stories and life very often. It is only fitting that he would be selected as the Honorary Colonel of the 327th Regiment. I would like to see him again someday. Thank you sir for all the ways you inspired me. Hooah!
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Name: joseph e genereux
Hometown: ormond beach, Florida
Date: August 22, 2016 - 08:59 AM (pacific)

ON YOUR PAGE OF TROOPERS OF A CO. YOU LEFT OUT DONOVAN PRUETT KIA JUNE 1966 . OUTSTANDING SOLDIER. HE WENT TO LRRP'S WHEN THEY WERE FIRST ORGANIZED.
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Name: Tim Hepler
Hometown: Pardeeville, WI
Date: August 17, 2016 - 08:04 PM (pacific)

Bco 3/327
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Name: Melvin Bailey
Hometown: Sterling, Alaska
Date: August 16, 2016 - 06:21 PM (pacific)

Jerry Baxley, call me 907-394-4606 for contact info on several more in Co B at same time as you.
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Name: Phil Goode
Hometown: Prescott, ARIZONA
Date: August 14, 2016 - 08:43 PM (pacific)

Served with C 2/327 70-71. I didn't arrive in Camp Eagle AO until October '70 so we probably missed each other, Jerry. But I believe your company CO was Cpt. David Fletcher. He is my neighbor here in Prescott, AZ if you'd want to reach out. Welcome home, brother
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Name: Michael Joseph Bertell
Hometown: ,
Date: August 14, 2016 - 03:50 PM (pacific)

Hello everyone, just checking in after being off the hook for so many years. I was with the 1/327th 101st Abn. 1st Platoon. looking forward to the memorial unveiling at Ft. Campbell. I have been going through letters from Warrant officers, to medics to grunts. All pertaining to the accident 12/24/70 and the Chinook crash in 71. What a time, I can still see and hear it all like yesterday. The stories are filling in things I never knew or forgot. Nine on my right wounded 12 on the left died. We were young. We were soldiers. We will never forget our brothers.
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Name: joseph genereux
Hometown: ormond beach, Florida
Date: August 14, 2016 - 06:15 AM (pacific)

I READ SGT, KITZMILLERS STORY IN THE NEWEST PUBLICATION OF THE 101ST ABN ASSOC,I WAS IN THE SAME UNIT AT THAT TIME, MY COMMENT ON HIS STORY!! WHAT A JOKE!!! LOOK AT ME I THINK IM GREAT, HE STILL HAS NOT GROWN UP..
admin admin wrote on July 3, 2016 at 4:23 pm
Name: SUEANNE CUBR
Hometown: ,
Date: July 03, 2016 - 06:13 AM (pacific)

Jon Doolittle was in the 101st Airborne. As we celebrate the 4th, I think of my brother and others that have given the ultimate sacrifice so we all can have the freedoms we have today. And thank you to all the men who served. God bless you.
Sincerely, Sue Anne Doolittle-Cubr
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Name: Mary B Smith
Hometown: Alabaster, Alabama
Date: June 28, 2016 - 12:42 PM (pacific)

My grandfather Irving E. Carroll served WWI IN THE 327th Infantry rank of Private
Born April 28,1896 Elmore county Alabama.Service outside the US October6,1918. From July9,1918 until July 22,1919. Honorably discharged Spartanburg, South Carolina. My grand father reluctantly talked about France and loosing many friends in hand to hand. He supposedly was found with many dead hanging in trees. He suffered from TB contracted due to exposure. Suffered with major lung disease. He lived with my family in the 1960's. Ralph Jones was my father
he served WWII Navy . I would love to know more about my grandfather's unit and service. He was greatly loved by his grandchildren.
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Name: Dawes Dwain Qualls
Hometown: Goodyear, AZ
Date: June 27, 2016 - 05:42 PM (pacific)

"DQ" is looking for any of you guys I served with.
[email protected]
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Name: ronald gallant
Hometown: cocoa, Florida
Date: June 27, 2016 - 12:56 PM (pacific)

Just want to thank Wendy and Pete Chambers and the
entire Cobra crew for making the first standown in Duffield a new welcome home. Always Above The Rest
Ron G
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Name: joseph e genereux
Hometown: ormond beach, Florida
Date: June 24, 2016 - 08:26 AM (pacific)

who was co. cdr. a/co 2/327 in march 1966..
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Name: Ron Garver
Hometown: ,
Date: June 23, 2016 - 12:08 PM (pacific)

Served in 9th Div. (Binh Phuoc) & 1st Div. (Lai Kha) '67-'68. I'll not knowingly accept a "Thank You For Your Service" from those that chose not to follow their country's orders. But for all those who did....."Thank You & Welcome Home Brother".
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Name: Jerry G Childress
Hometown: Carterville, ill
Date: June 18, 2016 - 08:04 PM (pacific)

1/327 Delta company 70/71
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Name: john bunting
Hometown: ,
Date: June 16, 2016 - 08:15 AM (pacific)

My grandfather, Henry C. Phillips, served with the 327 infantry company C during world war 1 . I am looking to find out more about his service during this time. I unfortunately did not ever get to know him as he passed before I was born. If anyone on here could assist me with this task I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance for your help
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Name: Gerard Paul Husson
Hometown: Martinsburg, West Virginia
Date: June 06, 2016 - 08:05 AM (pacific)

50 years ago today Michael Joseph Galbraith lost his life in Kontum Province at the age of 19. Michael was one of my brothers best friends and like a big brother to me. I think of him often and as long as I live he will never be forgotten, Rest In Peace Michael you left us a boy we all knew and returned a Man we must never forget. God Bless you and God Bless America.
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Name: stephen geiselhofer
Hometown: 3rd plt. medic,
Date: May 30, 2016 - 06:16 AM (pacific)

48 years ago this month 1968.The newly formed D co.2/327 walked out of Camp Eagle toward Fsb Birmingham. R.I.P [CP]Doc Stewart 8/10/68; R.I.P 1st plt.Doc Harbaugh 7/27/15; R.I.P 2nd plt.Doc Trimbur 2/21/12. Reflecting back this Memorial Day and a silent pray for our fallen
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Name: Jim Wilson
Hometown: ,
Date: May 29, 2016 - 02:28 PM (pacific)

Here's wishing all you grunts of past and present wars, s happy and safe Memorial Day for 2016. Travel safe and NO SLACK.
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Name: Janel Carbone
Hometown: , NC
Date: May 28, 2016 - 07:44 PM (pacific)

In honor and memory of my Uncle Paul Freeman Daniels, jr - 101st Airborne Division, 2nd Battalion, 327th Infantry, A Company. He was a field wireman that was killed in action near Fsb Veghel, South Vietnam Thua Thien province.
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Name: stephen f geiselhofer
Hometown: san antonio, tx
Date: May 28, 2016 - 01:59 PM (pacific)

may68-69 D 2/327
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Name: Ronald Wayne Tressel
Hometown: ,
Date: May 26, 2016 - 11:51 AM (pacific)

Bruce was one of my best friends 1961 through 1967. I was in VN from July 65 through December 65.
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Name: Cheryl Kircher Barbera
Hometown: Wakefield, RHODE ISLAND
Date: May 25, 2016 - 08:11 AM (pacific)

In memory of my father Ssg. Alfred G. Kircher, who was KIA on this day May 25, 1967 in Vietnam. Rest In Peace Dad.
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Name: Jacqueline Rael
Hometown: ,
Date: May 24, 2016 - 11:40 PM (pacific)

My father Henry Rael left me six years ago and I miss him. I wanted to say how proud I was when some men in the military or so were bragging ( lol) so I mentioned my daddy had full
Honors at his service. They thought I was insane until I told them about daddy's medals and had his discharge paper to prove it. It was funny to see them not say another word when I mentioned the valor symbol daddy had on his star etc. Funny daddy was humble but I was proud. I miss him . I just wanted to share .
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Name: Michael George
Hometown: Lakeland, FL
Date: May 16, 2016 - 07:37 PM (pacific)

My uncle, PFC Larry F. Herrin was killed in the battle at Trung Luong on June 20th, 1966.
Is there anyone who was assigned to B Co that knew my uncle?
It is coming up on 50 years since Uncle Larry was killed. I have not forgotten him and I am sure all who were involved in the battle have not forgotten their fallen comrades.
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Name: Ed Worman
Hometown: Whitesville, NY
Date: May 16, 2016 - 10:09 AM (pacific)

Was Army photographer out with 101st in 1967. Have photo(s) I would like to donate to Doc Norman Bagley and Nick Gerismof (sic?) and others. Could email them. Outside Tuy Hoa mid 1967----Ed Worman
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Name: Marion "Mouse" Hammond
Hometown: , Indiana
Date: May 14, 2016 - 12:03 PM (pacific)

Bruce T.M. Edelberg

I saw your entry in the guest book and tried to respond, but your e-mail address didn't work. Contact me at [email protected]. Maybe we can connect you with some of your buddies. We just had a reunion of Alpha No Slack vets at the end of April. You need to get on the list to get the info on next year's get together.
No Slack & Welcome Home.
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Name: Edward Lohmann
Hometown: Altoona, IA
Date: May 08, 2016 - 02:39 PM (pacific)

Looking for anyone in C-btry 1/321st Arty from Jan 70-Dec 70.
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Name: David S Johnson
Hometown: ,
Date: May 04, 2016 - 09:38 PM (pacific)

Thanks to all who keep this website up and running. Dave Johnson, Supply, Co. B, 1/327th, 1969 and, again, 1970.
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Name: william michael timlin
Hometown: ,
Date: April 28, 2016 - 05:43 PM (pacific)

i was in 2nd of 327th co D jan-april 1971 wounded around border of laos.
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Name: P J Windfelder
Hometown: , PA
Date: April 26, 2016 - 08:49 PM (pacific)

I thought you all would find this interesting.
This is from a contact I made in VN while working on the 866 project.He was in the 196th

Hello Paco,
I pleasured to read your email this early morning at my small room.
Thanks to your email also. My favorite is opening the internet page after waking up in the morning.
At first I am responding your question about my trip to US in 1975. As you have known that I was in Da nang with my family when NVAs occupied the city in late March 1975. One NVA platoon came to my house with many questions that what I am doing with South Vietnam Government , I told them that I was not working with ARVN , I was just a civilian to work in free jobs for taking care my family but NVA platoon leader did not believe me too much and then he questioned me many other questions to find out about my activities with South Government ... I moved my family back to my old country in DMZ at night time with a rental truck, I left most my stuffs in my plenty house in Da nang...
I lived in a small house in DMZ with my wife and 3 sons , local VC cadres came to take me to the village chief 's house and I had to write down what they wanted me to respond their questions, I think they knew what I worked with ARVN but they didn't say nothing about US forces where I have worked with in the war.
a young VC cadre brought some documents in English and asked me what documents talking about . I was very afraid to tell them that I did not understand too much about those documents because my English was broken . The guy smiled and walking out the houch quickly , I cannot know what will be happened to me next . very worry. They let me for home at 12 O'clock and said that I had to stay home . not leaving there to anywhere without their permissions . I said Ok.
They came to take me back the village chief's house 2 days later and told me that I had to take a reeducations course in couple months near Highway#1. I had to bring food for myself they had nothing for myself and many another guys.
I studied the Communism and worked very hard under sunshine in 3 months.
i was hungry and thirsty and had no cloths , I used the old sand bags as my cloths every day.They let me going home after 3 months in changing the mind but I had to become a farmer to work on the dry field with nothing , my wife and our children got nothing for eat.I understand that our lives will go down to the hell.
we stayed there from April 1975 to September 1979. We escaped DMZ at night time and walking to Dong ha city to catch a bus to Chu lai where I am living now.
They VC local cadres in Chu lai got me much troubles also . they said my past life story is very and very bad because I had worked with US Army to kill Vietnamese and their comrades therefore I couldn't find jobs until today, that is a reason why I didn't leave home for US in 1975. I am getting old.and my wife too , all my children didn;t have much times for their schools so they are not working well , no one can help us caused they are all poor. My US combat friends helped me some times , they sent me money to the bank and I picked them out to buy everything I needed.
You can come here to visit Vietnam , nothing gets you troubles because the Government needs USD from foreign visitors, you will be welcome here however they don't like you just needs your money but they don't make you getting angry
I will answer what your questions , we are friends , nothing can stop our friendships Patrick event Communist security agency.
Will talk with you more .
Best regards
xxxxredacted end statement....

Guys,
I found this email Heartbreaking.This should give Clear Reason for the VN war.
THIS IS WHY IT HAPPENED.read it again if you still dont understand.ZOOM IN and get a good look.
His words are Priceless to me.
You can not buy this stuff.Real Deal Here
866 has taken me to some dark places but I have always come out with the goods You cannot understand 866 without understanding why.Its just not that easy....
Im Proud to be Johnny's nephew.Just as proud of all of you.My work is a gift to you all.
Thanks for having my back..
PJW
2016-04-26 3:5
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Name: kevin fleming
Hometown: Concord, NC
Date: April 21, 2016 - 09:57 AM (pacific)

i spent most of my 9 mos. 71-72 in the 506 and 327 yet can find no mention of ever being in either 491 58 24763
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Name: Jeff Gordon
Hometown: ,
Date: April 14, 2016 - 03:07 PM (pacific)

Went over on the boat in 65 ,came home in June of 66 ,1/327 Abu was my home in nam ,I was with the 1/502 in Campbell .i remember lt Godwin was my platoon leader ,great Lt good leader!
admin admin wrote on April 11, 2016 at 11:29 pm
Name: Steve Brogdon
Hometown: Wilmington, Nc
Date: April 11, 2016 - 10:19 AM (pacific)

With B/2/2/2/327th from May 10,68 until May 9,69
Called "Corp"
Would like to see all of you in Branson mo, in sept for our annual re-Union
No slack
Corp out
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Name: Ranger Tom Keith Carpenter
Hometown: Carrollton, Missouri
Date: April 11, 2016 - 10:11 AM (pacific)

Rest in Peace Wayne Gaskins
Wayne passed on 10 April 2016. He served in Delta, No Slack, RVN, 1968-69 as an infantryman. Our tours over lapped but we were is separate platoons and we didn't link up until one of the 327th reunions at Crossville, TN, probably 2003 and beyond. He had lost his health but was lovingly cared for by his wife Sierra. They lived on Roan Mountain, TN. I was able to visit them there a few times. a On this 327infantry.org website, Wayne has a poem, "She Didn't Want to Play" and a story "The Train Station". Also on this 327infantry.org site's gallery are two photos of Wayne Gaskins, one with his wife Sierra titled "Thanksgiving" and "NoSlackers" of Yankee Jim Simchera, Wayne Gaskins, and myself, taken in 2011. I knew him to be a good man and fellow airborne infantry friend. RangerTom Carpenter, Delta No Slack, 101st Abn, RVN 1968-69
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Name: Randy LaFaver
Hometown: ,
Date: April 09, 2016 - 02:03 PM (pacific)

Looking for anyone who might have information on a member of Co. C 1/327 Inf. His name is Evans, he carried the M60. He was wounded during a night ambush late '69 or early '70. He was choppered out and I think he went to a navy ship off the coast. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks
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Name: Joe Walter
Hometown: Toledo, Oh
Date: April 05, 2016 - 12:57 PM (pacific)

I was with Co. E 2/327 when then Captain Finnegan was the CO. In January 1970 I was in charge of the FDC for the mortar platoon that was in the CP at FSB Tomahawk. Dennis was a damn good officer. He constantly worked to improve the security of the Firebase. I remember that he was not sure if he was going to stay in the Army. On New Year's eve he broke out a few bottles of booze (the small ones) that you got on the airplane for us to bring in the New Year. So sorry to hear that he paid the ultimate sacrifice. May he rest in peace.
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Name: LEO DOUGLAS HARRIS
Hometown: Abingdon, VA
Date: April 01, 2016 - 03:10 PM (pacific)

I was assigned to Alpha Company, 2/327th NO SLACK May 1969 - April 1970 Squad Leader / Platoon Sargent in the field and Duty Officer. What a great group of comrades I served with.
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Name: Terry James Schroeder
Hometown: chicago, il
Date: March 27, 2016 - 11:21 AM (pacific)

1962 to 1965 1stbn Dco 4th plt 2nd squad
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Name: KEITH SHIRRELL
Hometown: ,
Date: March 26, 2016 - 04:09 PM (pacific)

TO ALL MY AIRBORNE BROTHERS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME AND RESEARCH EXPERTISE
IN LOCATING DOC LEFTY BRATHWAITE'S BURIAL LOCATION
FLUSHING CEMENTARY N.Y.

LET US NEVER FORGET THE ONES THAT DID NOT RETURN

KEITH SHIRRELL
1/327TH 101ST AIRBORNE 1968-1969
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Name: Ronald Wayne Tressel
Hometown: Casa Grande, Arizona
Date: March 26, 2016 - 02:19 PM (pacific)

Looking for anyone who knew Harold B. Barton PFC, Co C 1 Bn 2327 Inf 101ABN KIA August 1967
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Name: ewing miller
Hometown: clinton, iowa
Date: March 22, 2016 - 03:36 PM (pacific)

3/24/68 Thua Thien Province South Vietnam A 1/327 101st Troy Hayden, Joseph Artavia David Wilkerson KIA and Paul Williams WIA and casualty 3/29/68. May God rest your souls we may meet again.
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Name: KEITH SHIRRELL
Hometown: ,
Date: March 19, 2016 - 11:19 AM (pacific)

LOOKING FOR HELP LOCATING ROGER C. BRATHWAITE "DOC.LEFTY" CEMETERY LOCATION.
I THINK HE'S BURIED IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK SOMEWHERE.
ANY HELP IS APPECIATED.

I WAS WITH HIM THAT JULY DAY.

KEITH SHIRRELL 1/327TH 1O1ST 1968-1969
EMAIL [email protected]
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Name: Heather Owen
Hometown: Tipton, IN
Date: March 16, 2016 - 07:56 PM (pacific)

Hello my name is Heather and I am the daughter of a Vietnam Vet. My Dad , Karl Ritter (Anderson, IN.) served in the Amry's 101st Airborne during the years of 1962 - 1965. My Dad never told us kids much about the Army or Vietnam. Dad used to say; that was way before you kids were ever even thought of. My Dad passed away in 2008 of a heart attack at the age of 64. When planning his funeral all we could find of his military past was a copy of his DD 214 which is what we needed for his military funeral. Anyhoot I am curious about what all my Dad did in the Army. What his rank was and meant, (SP-4 ,E-4 (T) , I would also love to meet anyone who served with my Dad. I don't know what all information to include in this message other than the information I've included so far. That's about all I have. I'm hoping someone out there knew him, served with him, maybe has some stories or photos of him. i've included all of my information for anyone who might have information about my Dad. Oh I almost forgot ... according to his DD 214 his last duty was ... CO C 2ND BN 327 INF 1st BDE , 101st ABN DIV.

Thank you for your time and God bless you for your service to our country! Much love & respect to you all !!!

Respectfully,
Heather Owen