corvetteronw

Going over some old pics that I took at Bloomington Gold a few years back in St Charles, IL. This was lined up for the Gold Tour.
I am a grad (but was a REMF). Long Binh, 68-69.

530planeman

An Hoi 68/69

doorgunner

LOL....great window decal.......that was the subject of my high school senior English class paper......."LSU or the University of Saigon"!

Nam '71-'73 (it was supposed to be over--they lied)

terrys6t8roadster

Great post, thanks guys. T

rick1025

Phu Cat 68-69

doorgunner

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loup68

Di An, March, 1967-March 1968. I ran the "mini-port" there for ten months and on the first day of the 68 TET, had the only safe helicopter refueling pad open for a radius of over one hundred miles around Saigon, Tan Son Nhut air base. Lou.

justplainjim

Mekong Delta, Aug.'67, Feb.'69.

Mod75

1st Cav 8th Engineers Camp Evans, Vhouc Vinh 68/69

speedracer2

Loadmaster C130's Cam Rahn Bay, '69 march-'70 august. Ben everywhere a C130 would fit and a few places it wouldn't.

cjkirby55

My father was there, don't know where but '68-'69. My military career didn't start until '93.
Thank You all for you service and sacrifice, and welcome home.

sullyman56

My brother served in Vietnam with the 5th Marines. Battle of Hue and a number of others. Still won't talk about it even after this many years.

jim in oregon

'67-72..5th special forces, 75th rangers M company among other assignments..macvsog..CCN and CCS.saw a lot of peoples and country other than Vietnam.places americans were not supposed to be but were needed.

PonchoVette

My dad was in Hotel 2/5, and was wounded in Hue. My Vette used to be his. Here's a pic of him in-country, and one with his platoon at a reunion on the USS Hue City about 10 years ago. He's on the far right in the bottom pic.

One wouldn't want to mess with these dudes back in the day.

2TONE82

I was born in 1964 so, no. However I'm a grad of the Gulf War and Mogadishu, both with 1st MarDiv.

I'll never forget how the Vietnam Vets led the welcome home when we arrived back in SoCal. I recall one telling me they were going to make sure we got welcomed home like they should have been. Good stuff.

We need to continue to take care of the men and women serving now and encourage the youngsters that want to serve.

Thanks to all for your service and sacrifice.

Semper Fi - Bill
CWO3 USMC (Ret)

Sluefoot

I flew over 'Nam on my way over to Thailand & back when I was in Thailand '68-'69..in the USAF keepin' the F-105's goin' to be sure they were droppin' lotz o bombs.

USAF

FAC unit with the Aussies

1967-68

USAF

PHIL 68

For what it's worth we weren't always there to help but I have always respected and appreciated the sacrifices made by your country. Phil

toylman

11B40 Americal 198th 1/52 C 68'-69'

hotrodnick

Cam Rahn Bay, 14th Aerial Port Squadron 1970 to 1971.