How many Nam Vets are there here with us on this board

[cjdiver]

Welcome home Brothers

[johhny-lately]

SSG Richard L.Patrick three tours in Nam
SSg Jason L.Patrick on his third tour in Iraq.

[johhny-lately]

foot note when Richard came home people spit at him and called him a baby killer.
When Jason came home from opr.Ireqi freedom he was meet by the governer and a band
I think we finely got it right

[motophotos]

Amen, johnny.

Amen.

[walsr]

Hi . I was in from mar.68 to apr.69 was on Hill 837 40 miles N.E. of Saigon our base camp was Black Horse 11th armored cav. I was in signal, any body going to Sturgis this year let me know. I usually stay at Bobs across from the Broken Spoke in town.cheaper to tent there than the camp grounds.I have a 2000 Road King, 2 52 Trumphs (still working on them lol) a 69 Triumph working on it, a 76 900Kaw LTD and a 78 Suzuki GS1000 hc. Walt

[recipt]

This is for all who are currently serving the country. Thank you for all that you do. You are appreciated far more than those of us who went before you.
One question: Will you re-enlist, or leave the military, if Hillary becomes your Commander in Chief.

[halls54]

Lost some in country. Lost more at home to agent orange and its various cancers.....Rest easy and welcome home bro.
Ain't nothing but a thing.

[stdave70]

looking for a william albertinni-sp.=was in boot and advance traing with him at fort dix and fort eustis wanna know if he made it home from nam been looking for a long time think he was from boston area springfield i think welcome home all vets

[recipt]

According to my search of the records of names on the Vietnam Wall, his name is not there. So chances are he made it back. I tried it with your spelling and with one "N" in the last name. Neither search produced results.

[kril3636]

Hello all veterans. Just want to say that my father served and I am proud of him. If we didn't have men who were willing to protect this country we would not be living in the land of the free. Job Well Done! I Salute you all.
K

[kril3636]

Hello all veterans. Just want to say that my father served and I am proud of him. If we didn't have men who were willing to protect this country we would not be living in the land of the free. Job Well Done! I Salute you all.
K

[tinabeaner]

Lost a beautiful 01 Roadking to a reakless driver but got a 07 to replace it, now it has to quit snowing.

[cgblythe*49]

I Went in the Marines In 1967 at age 17 Went to Viet Nam Feb, 1968 I was a 0331, ( M 60 Gunner) I Got shot up May 5th 1968 There is a book out about us Called Young Blood
By Garry Jarvis

[2late45]

A.F 70 > 74, Ubon,Thailand doing avionics on F4-C's,D's, E's, and a lot of 130 gunships. Spent a while TDY to Bien Hoa for aircraft recovery and got to play with the 119 Stinger gunships. Had to work out of "Lagoon Control" cause we had no shop to speak of. Lots of rocket/mortar and sappers at night. About all I can recall from the radio room was that the colonel's call sign was "Bull Moose".

It was quite an experience, my oldest son was born the night Linebacker II kicked off,(18Dec.72), I was riding the launch truck 7pm---7am.

[wyzig]

KC130F VMGR152 DaNang '66-'67 out Aug 68
Live in Wyoming now ride '87 HD 80 inch
www.hulettrally.com

[admiral-usa]

Was drafted in 1966 into Army Infantry. Ended up in the Air Force Reconnaissance branch in aircraft Electronics service. In 1969, was in Nha Trang & Saigon, Air Force, Surveillance Radio Repairman. Worked on "Moonship" (C-119 mini-guns) and "Sun God" (I think that was its nickname - C-47) and small single seater prop (in the rear) plane which (can't remember name). If you were in Nam in the field at night, you probably know which planes I mean because they lit up the sky and supported the ground troops with firepower.