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Comments by leland geoble on Saturday, August 10, 2019 at 15:03	IP Logged
I was in the USMCR at Galveston Texas as a Tra. Vechiel Repairman 1962
California

Comments by Gene Alvarez on Tuesday, July 30, 2019 at 12:14	IP Logged
Crew Chief LVT-3 1833 LVT 1st and 2d AmTracBns. Korea 1952 the Bn was moved to along the Imjin River, dismounted, and made machine gun companies. We were dismounted!!! So many tales to tell. Do keep the museum going. S/F Sgt. E Alvarez 1137622/1833/4961 PIDI
Florida

Comments by Andy on Friday, July 26, 2019 at 13:36	IP Logged
An AmGrunt Reunion is being planned for Jan, 2020 at Tampa. For information contact judyanderson51609@gmail.com
New Hampshire

Comments by paul farrell on Saturday, June 29, 2019 at 21:20	IP Logged
3rd amtracs usmc, 66-67 A co 4th plt #3A44 crew chief
Massachusetts

Comments by ronald w. gilbert on Sunday, June 9, 2019 at 11:59	IP Logged
ON JUNE 11 remember JAMES LEROY KISTLER. RIP-SEMPER-FI. GIL
Ohio

Comments by Ben Margot on Friday, May 31, 2019 at 09:51	IP Logged
I am the son of HMC Benjamin W. Margot, 1st Amphibious Tractor Bn. at Cua Viet (1968) Correspondence from those that knew him would be welcomed.
California

Comments by mike buck on Saturday, May 11, 2019 at 18:17	IP Logged
I was with 2nd tracs in 72 and 73, I was supplsed to be the radio tech. We were the last P5 platoon to be send to the Med. When we got back the P7's were coming in. I liked the simple P5's a lot better.
Washington

Comments by J R McKean on Friday, April 19, 2019 at 12:49	IP Logged
Looking for anyone who served with machine gunner Timothy C. Vance (Charlie Co., 1/3) late 67 to early 68 at Cua Viet
Ohio

Comments by Rich Keenan on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 10:38	IP Logged
1st Tracks "B" Co 2142 Maintenance. VN from May 66 to Jan 68
Michigan

Comments by Scott Trowbridge “Toby” on Sunday, March 31, 2019 at 10:17	IP Logged
Courthouse Bay, ‘72-‘76 and a few Caribbean “floats” Semper Fi
Maryland

Comments by JohnSheldon on Monday, March 25, 2019 at 22:01	IP Logged
Dan, Sheldon here Alpha 43 and alpha 41. how are you. contact me through my wife's email. she is on face book. Doc Joe and Garza both have logged on.
Pennsylvania

Comments by Howard W Woollard on Saturday, March 2, 2019 at 20:30	IP Logged
3rd Tracs A Co 4th Put 3A-410. The Adams Family. Chu Lai 66- An Hoa 68. Anybody out there?
Massachusetts

Comments by Leonard Kulik on Monday, February 25, 2019 at 13:16	IP Logged
Was with 1st Amtracs, H&S Company, Communications Platoon. Was originally in field message center at Danang and became radio operator on E-1 Amtrac. Made the move North from Danang to mouth of the Cat Viet river. was there until July of 1967. Remember when we got hit hard by NVA artillery afterward i left for leave and a stint at Courthouse Bay.
Michigan

Comments by Rudy Molina on Thursday, February 21, 2019 at 21:18	IP Logged
New book by Rudy Molina called THE 13 UNSUNG HEROES, based on the battle of My Loc which took place on January 20th, 1968. It also honors the 13 Marines who were KIA on that same day.
California

Comments by Albert LLAPUR on Tuesday, January 29, 2019 at 23:49	IP Logged
1st ALVT in Vietnam 1968 & 1969. Home base was DaNang. South base was in Hoi An with the ROK Marines. North base was at the DMZ in CUA Viet. Would like to hear from any of my former comrades. Spoke to Lt. Col. J. Harms a long time ago. He was our CO as a Major.
Florida

Comments by William Hornig on Saturday, January 26, 2019 at 10:35	IP Logged
served with 3rd Marine div. on Okinawa during 1958-59 as a LVT-C3 crewman and crewchief. Returned to conus and was stationed at Courthouse bay as a crewchief in a new LVTP5 Amtrac. Anybody else still alive who might remember those days?
Indiana

Comments by Melvin Schrein on Wednesday, January 23, 2019 at 22:05	IP Logged
In remembrance of our brothers lost Jan 20, 1968...RIP Brothers St Melvin Schrein, "A" Co 1st Amtrac Bn
California

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

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