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Thank you all for your service to our nation. I am looking for information about my wife's uncle Sgt. John W. Knight who was killed in Vietnam on 1/21/1968. She's trying together more information regarding where this was: Phuoc Long Province, South Vietnam is the most detail she's found. Hoping someone can point out where this might be on a modern map of Vietnam. She'd like to build her remembrance book for her father John's brother, as they were inseparable siblings before his death.
Thank you.
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Long time since I viewed this site. Hope everyone will have a great Thanksgiving this year. I was with ABU Company May 1967 to January 1968, 4th Platoon. I've had an ABU leather vest for quite a few years now and it is getting ragged. Is it still possible to get a new vest. Does anybody know where to order one? Thanks Bob.
Anybody remember Lt Oberlin 2/327 1967
Served C company101st camp eagle 68-69
anybody still alive. Want to meet up with any of my old buddies. We use to go up the hill by the graves and smoke the pipe, then go to the perimeter and serve protection, as the others were in the bar drinking, nco club drunk and not know which end of the rifle to hold.
Welcome home
anybody still alive. Want to meet up with any of my old buddies. We use to go up the hill by the graves and smoke the pipe, then go to the perimeter and serve protection, as the others were in the bar drinking, nco club drunk and not know which end of the rifle to hold.
Welcome home
Wm. Doc Osgood here looking for a few good men:
Jim Fellows, Hawk, co. L ranger
James Maurice, chief medic B,2/327
Medic from Tahoe, Calif.D,3/187 June 68
Jim MacIntosh 101st 1968, Green Beret
Jim Fellows, Hawk, co. L ranger
James Maurice, chief medic B,2/327
Medic from Tahoe, Calif.D,3/187 June 68
Jim MacIntosh 101st 1968, Green Beret
Airborne! Doc Osgood here. Author of 'Hawk Recon'.
The latest on our true Vietnam war rescue mission movie! Filming a feature war epic here in Hawaii. Unlike ALL the other films the mistakes will be hard to see!
It's about Lurps and rogue Green Berets going after captured civilians!
Need a hot, film editor and a couple of Asian actresses. We are in production and welcome donations not funding. Can't promise a return on anyone's money.
If you'd like to help and especially if your ever in Hawaii call.
Oh yes, a couple of the main characters are from the 1,2/327th 101 Hawk Recon and Tiger Force.
Charge!
Doc Osgood director
The latest on our true Vietnam war rescue mission movie! Filming a feature war epic here in Hawaii. Unlike ALL the other films the mistakes will be hard to see!
It's about Lurps and rogue Green Berets going after captured civilians!
Need a hot, film editor and a couple of Asian actresses. We are in production and welcome donations not funding. Can't promise a return on anyone's money.
If you'd like to help and especially if your ever in Hawaii call.
Oh yes, a couple of the main characters are from the 1,2/327th 101 Hawk Recon and Tiger Force.
Charge!
Doc Osgood director
I got my copy of 'Cold Steel Cobras 60th Reunion' today. It is magnificent!! Thanks to the team that put it together.
This response is for: Kenneth Tauer from Ft Lauderdale, Fl wrote on July 1, 2025 at 3:01 pm
I believe we had barely crossed paths. Had served with all mentioned in your recent post on July 1, 2025
So many questions, I'll wait for your response.
I believe we had barely crossed paths. Had served with all mentioned in your recent post on July 1, 2025
So many questions, I'll wait for your response.
Hi everyone, my father Dale Kelley from Libby, Montana served 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles 1/327 C Company in 1958-1961. I'm reaching out to find a long lost big brother that I didn't know existed until now. He told us Mike Dryer was company clerk and his wife at the time was a cute little blonde named Heidi. Please, if you know of any of these people please, please reach out. My dad is 83 and in poor health. His dying wish is to find his son. Thank you all for your service.
Sincerely Freda Kelley
Sincerely Freda Kelley
Also, I am looking for anyone who was at FSB Tomahawk on either 1/327 or 2/327 in June of 1969 or June of 1970. Does anyone remember the mass graves after the battles? Thanks.