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April 10, 2026 at 6:18 am
looking for any information about Kevin Byrne 69 70 42nd IPSD
March 28, 2026 at 10:11 am
I am looking for anyone who served with my brother staff sgt Roger D Wilfong B CO, 2ND BN, 327TH INF RGT, 101 ABN DIV. He was KIA October 27th 1967 10 kilometers west of Tam Ky. I have a few photos that I would like to share with someone who served with him. I am also looking for contact info for Wade Hansen who served with him.
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March 18, 2026 at 6:51 am
I AM soon starting psychotherapy for complex PTSD. I want to thank Ken for posting all the pics that make me feel like I exist.
Parts of me still roam the mountains in Chu Lai, walk among the bodies of enemy soldiers during the sweep through Cholon during Tet Offensive. I relive the battles in the Ashau Valley after leaving Firebase Bastogne. Parts of me never came home.
I am broken into pieces and I don't know how to fix it.
My deep love (agape) for all of you with whom I served is always with me. Although there was no welcome home for us, we did our part
I am truly proud to have served with you in combat.
We have much of which to be proud.
I honor, respect and salute each one of you that always had my back.
You are the best of the best!
Parts of me still roam the mountains in Chu Lai, walk among the bodies of enemy soldiers during the sweep through Cholon during Tet Offensive. I relive the battles in the Ashau Valley after leaving Firebase Bastogne. Parts of me never came home.
I am broken into pieces and I don't know how to fix it.
My deep love (agape) for all of you with whom I served is always with me. Although there was no welcome home for us, we did our part
I am truly proud to have served with you in combat.
We have much of which to be proud.
I honor, respect and salute each one of you that always had my back.
You are the best of the best!
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March 11, 2026 at 11:46 am
Looking for any information on my father, Richard V. Ecker, who passed away in 2022. He apparently served two tours in the 1/327 around 68 – 70.
If anyone remembers him or anything about him, please contact me.
Thank you,
Erik Ecker
[email protected]
If anyone remembers him or anything about him, please contact me.
Thank you,
Erik Ecker
[email protected]
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March 6, 2026 at 10:25 pm
My Dad , Michael Deveny , was in the 101st Airborne, A Co, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry and fought in the battle of Mothers Day Hill, May 14th 1967.
He has a photo of Pfc Snow and other troops in a Chinook helicopter a month before Snow was killed at Mother’s Day Hill.
He also has a photo of the helmets of six casualties from that battle , including that of Sp4 Gonzales and Sgt Norris.
I cannot find record of my Dad in the list of names from the battalions. Is there anyone on here who remembers him? Also, does anyone remember Rayford Oakley?
I appreciate any messages. Thank you
He has a photo of Pfc Snow and other troops in a Chinook helicopter a month before Snow was killed at Mother’s Day Hill.
He also has a photo of the helmets of six casualties from that battle , including that of Sp4 Gonzales and Sgt Norris.
I cannot find record of my Dad in the list of names from the battalions. Is there anyone on here who remembers him? Also, does anyone remember Rayford Oakley?
I appreciate any messages. Thank you
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March 3, 2026 at 4:56 pm
I am looking for veterans of A company 1/327th who were in Vietnam in 1968 and may have known LT. Mayo B Parks who was wounded and evacuated in 1968.
LTC ret Hugh Mills
816-985-8617
[email protected]
LTC ret Hugh Mills
816-985-8617
[email protected]
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February 26, 2026 at 7:03 pm
My father and mother lived on their separate family farms in Orschot - near Eindhoven. In WW2, in Sept.1944 the men of the 101st Airborne liberated them. The rest of Holland was liberated in May 1945. Both of my parents (aged 16 &17 at the end of the war) always remarked at how wonderful the Americans were to them and their families. The men of the 101st became inspirational that my father decided that he wanted to emigrate to the US. They first moved to Canada but then moved to the US - always the goal. We arrived from Canada in 1963 through Detroit. I now live in WA State. Regrettably, my family never had the opportunity to have a conversation with anyone from the 101st. It never came up while I was growing up and, unfortunately our family never got the opportunity to personally thank them for their valiant efforts of liberation. I would like to take a brief moment and correct that and thank at least one living veteran while they still have sun on their face. Thanks for reading this.
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February 21, 2026 at 1:51 pm
Pete was my roommate for the second year of law school at U of Penn. I was so sad to see that he left us at such a young age (at least he was dancing). I remember after a brutal exam in wills and trust, Pete told me about the complex trust question that ended with "you are X's attorney, advise X" and Pete recalled that his answer was "I'd advise X to see another attorney". It didn't help that our apartment was right above Smokey Joe's bar and grill. After the second year Pete decided the U.S. army was his best career choice. I've missed him every day since he left.
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February 15, 2026 at 8:58 pm
I was with the Hawks May 68. (Sgt. D Hawk 1-4). I got wounded on patrol in the A Shau. I was the FO. Anybody around that remembers that FUBAR?
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February 4, 2026 at 11:57 pm
Hello all, I’m doing some research on my grandfather, Richard Caro. I would love to talk with someone who knew about him, please reach out to me with any info. Thank you.