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Comments by Lewis Coleman on Sunday, January 20, 2019 at 18:44	IP Logged
You've been gone 51 years, but you are not forgotten.Semper Fi my brothers.
Texas

Comments by George Bailey on Monday, January 7, 2019 at 15:43	IP Logged
My two brothers served in Vietnam. One brother, Tom Bailey, was with the 1st Amtrac battalion from January, 1968 to the summer of 1969. I have recently finished a painting of my brothers when they were able to get together in January, 1969 somewhere near An Hoa. I would love to share the image with the Marines that served in this unit. If someone would be so kind to let me know if this is possible and if so, just what would be the process. It has now been 50 years since this event took place and as an artist, I was very happy to honor not only the Marines who served with the Amgrunts, but all Marines who served in Nam.
New Mexico

Comments by Rebecca Rilk on Friday, January 4, 2019 at 00:31	IP Logged
Hello everyone, I am the niece of CPRL Harlan Rilk and I am looking for any information, memories, pictures,or letters of him.The only information I have is he died in action in 1967 and served in CoB,3dAMTracBn. I never knew him, my fiancee and I are putting together a memory box to honor him so I would appreciate any help with this quest. I am also looking for a Mr. Lee PeCord who knew my Uncle and has been looking for Uncle Harlan's family members.( He states he has something to give us.) Any help would be greatly appreciated
Georgia

Comments by MELVIN SCHREIN on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at 12:24	IP Logged
Happy 243rd Birthday Brothers 1st Amtracs "A" Co
California

Comments by Jeff Weiss on Friday, November 9, 2018 at 01:03	IP Logged
April 1985 to April 1989 Del Mar, California to Schwab,Okinawa (extended 2 years Okinawa) returned to Camp Lejeune, Courthouse Bay and then did 6 month on the USS Harlan Co. LST in the Med (26th MEU) I left active service a E-4 If we served together give me a bump.
Michigan

Comments by William Gill on Wednesday, September 12, 2018 at 09:05	IP Logged
I was at Cua Viet Sep68 till we left. My MOS was 0431/0441 and I was with the Logistics unit. I took people and food in the skimmer boat up and down the river to Dong Ha and all points in between. We ended up fitting the 2 boats with twin 35hp Merc's for a little more speed. The Sgt. Major got us a pair of water skis and I was water skiing on the Cua Viet. I will never forget the looks on the Vietnamese faces seeing that. I remember the battleship New Jersey when it came to counter the artillery being fired from North Vietnam in 69. The shells sounded light freight trains going through the air. Serving at Cua Viet has left lifelong memories with me. Semper Fi everyone.
California

Comments by Bill Judge on Tuesday, September 4, 2018 at 20:42	IP Logged
MOS 2141 and 2142 served Vietnam from Dec 1968 to Sept 1970 with Force Maintenance Platoon FLC. I was the field electrician for all things tracked and mostly traveled by helicopter to expedite repairs. NCOIC C&I Shop at red beach.
South Carolina

Comments by Phillip Smith on Monday, September 3, 2018 at 05:45	IP Logged
I was with H&S Co 1stAmTracBn during April 1968 through May 1969, during Dai Do, and other missions, been Retired from the Corps since October 31, 1994, and presently Veterans Advocate for Vietnam Veterans of America Michigan State Council
Michigan

Comments by Charles G Martin on Tuesday, July 31, 2018 at 16:36	IP Logged
I was with amtracs in VietNam from Aug 1965 - Sep 1966 and 1969-1970 I was wounded on 19 Dec 1969 working with Korean Marines when my tractor hit a mine I was med evac to the hospital ship. I retired in May of 1981 when I was a recruiter in Main.
Tennessee

Comments by Russ Hamm on Monday, July 30, 2018 at 20:02	IP Logged
Served all 3 Marine Divisions. MCRD San Diego, Camp Lejeune / Little Creek NAB, Camp Schwab / Team Spirit / Fuji, Camp Pendleton / West Pac 82-83.
Florida

Comments by Jerry Gerent on Friday, July 13, 2018 at 13:44	IP Logged
Hi, Looking for guys that served with my dad, "Ed Gerent" during his time at Camp Delmar, Camp Pendelton, California
California

Comments by Bill Hornig on Sunday, June 17, 2018 at 06:55	IP Logged
I was at Camp White Beach circa 1957-1958 with 3rd Tracs(C3's. Made big assed training op in the Philippines at Dingalla bay then at Courthouse bay in P5s. Just recently went aboard an operating LST.
Indiana

Comments by James Smith on Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 21:28	IP Logged
Proudly served April 1966 to May 1967 H&S Co., Bn Supply.
Texas

Comments by john bell on Monday, May 14, 2018 at 03:43	IP Logged
Left Cua Viet in Sept 67.Was in E-1s.First tour was Landing in Chi LAI 65..On Starlite..And a few others..Anyone remember me my email is current
Washington

Comments by Andrew P. McEntee on Sunday, May 13, 2018 at 15:35	IP Logged
Unit went into mothballs in 1959ish.. Because of an Artillery MOS I was sent to 11th Marines. Good folks but not Tracs. Miss the trac folks and the mission to this day.
Michigan

Comments by Ron Dock on Friday, May 11, 2018 at 20:23	IP Logged
I was with 1st Amtracks 1968 Oceanview, Cue Viet.
Florida

Comments by Thomas Curran on Wednesday, May 9, 2018 at 17:40	IP Logged
Looking to locate a SGT Mullin in operations at Cua Viet 1968 . referred by SGT Vic Cuillo who I know since high school. I served in Vietnam in 1967 in 3rd Recon. Bn. and 3rd Force. I was a 2532 field operator.
New York

Comments by Rudy Molina on Monday, April 30, 2018 at 23:32	IP Logged
I was a scout for H&S Co 1st AmTrac Bn in Cua Viet 1967-68. Ron Kovic was my squad leader and we were in the battle of My Loc on Jan. 20, 1968. Looking for Charles Rohdes and Evans who were also scouts during this same time period. Contact me at 209-591-0101.
California

Comments by Dennis "Willy" Williams on Tuesday, April 24, 2018 at 11:40	IP Logged
Prayers for Lonnie "Sgt." Wright in surgery now.
Kentucky

Comments by Timothy A. Westergard on Monday, April 9, 2018 at 22:14	IP Logged
I was a Navy Corpsman With H&M Co, 1st Amtracs & was there in 67-68 in CauViet & ran foot patrols with a,b,& D co's from Cauviet north to the DMZ & South of CauViet. Spent lot's of time at c4 , oceanview & the Dmz. I'm a good friend Of Corpsman Bill Morris also with H& S co.
North Dakota

Comments by Louis Emory on Saturday, April 7, 2018 at 00:14	IP Logged
Served 1st AmTrac Btn H&S Co July 65-June 66. Company Clerk. Left just before battalion sent to CuViet.
Idaho

Comments by Ron Doc Wilson on Monday, March 5, 2018 at 06:06	IP Logged
Was stationed at Cau Viet In January thru June of 1968 . My self & Dr. Deholm were in charge of the dental care for the base . Our clinic was near the Em club run by Sgt. Gilcrest & the radio bunker . We also went on many patrols with the amgrunts north & south of the base . I was there when 250 of ammunition vaporized the loading ramp & for all the incoming rockets & arty that rained down during tet . I remember treating wounded marines & sailors & evacuating them either to 3rd med I or the hospital ship . It was the highlight of my time in the Navy to have served FMF with the Marines . I am currently the Sgt. Of Arms in the Marine Corps League in Delaware. I keep a journal of Cau Viet including days we were hit & in some cases experiences when out in the Bush . I also mhave numerous photos . Semper-Fi , Doc Wilson
Delaware

Comments by David Winingham on Sunday, March 4, 2018 at 13:42	IP Logged
Looking for anyone that may remember my father, Jerry Lynn Winingham (USN) who was the EOD man along side the 1st Amtrak Battalion, 3rd Marine Amphibious Force (1967-1968 @ Camp Kistler). He was KIA on 2/22/68. Thank you, David Winingham dwiningham@verizon.net
Maryland

Comments by Bobby Franklin on Wednesday, February 14, 2018 at 10:06	IP Logged
Looking for Cpl. Tod M. Chapman from Fla. Also any other marines that served with me from 1964- 1967. Viet nam 1966 till Dec 1966. B Co. tractor B-49. Danang and Cu Viet. Original Vu Viet landing. 904-813-3510
Florida

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