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My brother, Michael Owen Shelley, was KIA on May 29, 1967. 1Bn C. Co. 327 Inf. Anyone recognize his name?
Hey guys - just checking in as I haven't been here in a while. I served with the 1/327 and 1/501 in 1970. The Nam experience stays with us forever. My nickname was Buddha, and I was in the mountains of Thua Thien with Morningstar, Dunn, Conway, Tartuglia, Frazee, Sund, Boles, Rusnic, Sena, Oberry, Hunt, Kunnert, Short, Cassell,, Moore, Miller, AJ Johnson, Stubblefield,, Cadman, McCarty, Eyester, Burgess, Wright, Davis, Barroso, Hill, Stevens, Breslin, Nickerson, Ingold, Cross,, Johnson, Phillips, Ferrell, Aliota, Shipmund, Powell, Giguere, and Ordona. I've got photos of most of those guys - the best of our generation. Welcome Home! Some of my experiences are in the stories section of this website. God bless you all!
I served in Vietnam Sept. 1967-1968 101st. airborne, 1st Brigade, 2/327 Headquarters Co., Hawk Recon Platoon.
After Vietnam I worked in Industry for 2 years then started back to college. I have an AS degree in Biology and a BS degree in Industrial Technology/Drafting Design & Industrial Design.
Would love to contact members of the Hawk Recon Platoon. Eddie D. Smith, George Person, Don Donaldson, George Hutchinson, Larry Linsky, & "Rat" Rakowski to name a few.
I served with 82 Airborne before and after Vietnam.
AIRBORNE, ALL THE WAY!
After Vietnam I worked in Industry for 2 years then started back to college. I have an AS degree in Biology and a BS degree in Industrial Technology/Drafting Design & Industrial Design.
Would love to contact members of the Hawk Recon Platoon. Eddie D. Smith, George Person, Don Donaldson, George Hutchinson, Larry Linsky, & "Rat" Rakowski to name a few.
I served with 82 Airborne before and after Vietnam.
AIRBORNE, ALL THE WAY!
My brother, David Lee Martin, Jr., was killed in Vietnam on August 23, 1967. I will be establishing a college scholarship foundation in his name in Kentucky at Morehead State University. I welcome comments from anyone that knew David during his time in the Army. David’s family life was short-lived, but my goal is to have a legacy in his name, so that he will not be forgotten, but will always be remembered . Thanks Mike
Hi everyone, I’m hoping to connect with anyone who may have served with my grandfather in Vietnam.
Name: Kenyon Ray Hamilton
Unit: HHC, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile)
Dates: Inducted 24 April 1968, returned from Vietnam and discharged 13 January 1970
(So his Vietnam tour was roughly early 1969 through January 1970.)
He was a combat medic. He told us he always carried a Bible, and that people called him “Preacher Man” or “Doc.”
He passed away last year. He only ever told us a few things about his service, but as I’m learning more I feel like I’m getting to know him better. If anyone remembers him or served alongside him, I would be very grateful to hear anything.
Thank you.
Name: Kenyon Ray Hamilton
Unit: HHC, 1st Battalion, 327th Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Airmobile)
Dates: Inducted 24 April 1968, returned from Vietnam and discharged 13 January 1970
(So his Vietnam tour was roughly early 1969 through January 1970.)
He was a combat medic. He told us he always carried a Bible, and that people called him “Preacher Man” or “Doc.”
He passed away last year. He only ever told us a few things about his service, but as I’m learning more I feel like I’m getting to know him better. If anyone remembers him or served alongside him, I would be very grateful to hear anything.
Thank you.
Walked patrol w/Hawks Mar to Dec 68, RTO back-up to Knight, the wild and dirty two dozen, any others out there 57yrs ago.
To David Hallowell Just us
I’m in need of retrieving any photos of my dad Guadalupe P. Madrid.
Does anyone in the country care about what we did in Nam?
Would like to know why my last entry has not appeared in guestbook.