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Comments by colonel JJ Liptok on Wednesday, March 9, 2005 at 16:07 IP Logged IP Logged
ooorah went to school at camp pendleton, CA. and spent time at camp leigune, nc.
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Comments by Phil and Barry Starr on Tuesday, March 1, 2005 at 08:31 IP Logged IP Logged
We are non-military friends of Kathryn and Martin Johnson. Our send off luncheon with them was February 28 and we look forward to their pictures and comments after they return from the tour.
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Comments by Larry Walker on Tuesday, March 1, 2005 at 06:31 IP Logged IP Logged
I just wanted to wish you all a safe and wishful trip, wish I was going, but this time was not in the cards, so you all enjoy and have a safe trip, Semper Fi Amgrunts
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Comments by David Chapman on Sunday, February 27, 2005 at 14:48 IP Logged IP Logged
My first duty station with Tracs was in 1963 where i served as the S-3 clerk with Lt Duffy and GySgt Tholey. My second time with Tracs was when LtCol "Stubb" Chase was BnCO and was relieved by LtCol Molineux. Capt Bob Shay was CommOfficer (now 3 star general). During that tour I was Adjustant. If you ain't tracs you ain't S _ _ T! You can fill in the blanks and it was posted end AMTrac for Chase/Molineux Change Of Command Ceremony. Needless to say the CG was present and he said "I hope not too many people can read semifoil(misspelled). That was flag language.
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Comments by Terry soliz on Saturday, February 26, 2005 at 12:19 IP Logged IP Logged
Greetings everyone, today is a great day in history. At this moment I am having a tea party with my brother Tom Soliz' daughter Linda Marie Soliz-McBrayer. She has been an egnima of sad memories since her father was taken from us so many years ago. I would like to take this opportunity to thank every Marine past present and future for keeping the Corp alive, for when our memories run dry so does our freedom. Terry Soliz, SGT. US Army 1976-1981
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Comments by B.J. Thompson on Thursday, February 24, 2005 at 20:35 IP Logged IP Logged
Hi! For all you folks returning to Vietnam for another look I wish you well. Have an enjoyable and safe trip. Semper Fi. Tom
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Comments by doc ron wilson on Tuesday, February 22, 2005 at 07:50 IP Logged IP Logged
I WAS IN THE THIRD DENTAL CO THIRD MARINE DIV ATTACHED AT CAU VIET FROM jan to sept 1968 MYSELF DOC DONAHUE AND DOCTOR james delhome were the sole providers for dental care for the entire base. Our clinic faced the mouth of the cau viet river next to radio communication bunker. REMEMBER arty rockets med caps civic action patrols and the day sir charles blew up the entire loading ramp where the navy lsts off loaded supplies to go down river to dong ha and assorted other I CORPS destinations. SEMPER FI to the marines I PROUDLY SERVED WITH . It was my pleasure to privide medical care for you anyway I COULD. DOC WILSON
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Comments by Dan Thomas on Monday, February 21, 2005 at 13:03 IP Logged IP Logged
Would like to hear from anyone who served with me in Nam June '66-May '67.
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Comments by Bob Maves on Sunday, February 20, 2005 at 00:18 IP Logged IP Logged
I would like to know the full unit designation of of the 84 honorees of the 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion in order to verify our full unit designation project for every individual killed during the Southeast Asia Conflict. Also, was the 1st Armored Amphibian Company directly subordinate to the 1st AMTRAC Bn or the 3rd Marine Division?
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Comments by Joseph D Pennington on Saturday, February 19, 2005 at 11:18 IP Logged IP Logged
I WAS NOT IN A AMTRACK UNIT BUT I SURE AM PROUD IF THE JOB THEY DID. I SERVED WITH THE 6TH MARINES IN CHU FROM 65 TO 66 AND HAVE TRIED TO FIND SOME OF MY OLD PALS AS OF THIS DATE NO LUCK. I AM TRYING TO FIND A LIST OF NAMES FROM MY UNIT. I WAS IN PLT 274 MCRD SAN DIEGO AUG 1964. WOULD LIKE TO GET EMAIL FROM ANY MARINES THAT WANT TO TALK ABOUT VIET NAM
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Comments by Mashada Martinez on Wednesday, February 16, 2005 at 10:26 IP Logged IP Logged
im a sergent in the efv program and i love it. i came to avtb from aav plt hawaii. so i do have 3 years experience with thew aav. i just did 38 knots in a sea state 3 last week. YATYAS
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Comments by snakeman wilson on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 at 19:46 IP Logged IP Logged
For Jon A. Bauer
I remember that day well. Was with Bn scouts when we went across river from the LST ramp. Don't know alot about what happened after we hit the ambush except RPG's and a crappot full of smallarms fire. It was one hell of a fight. Vic Runnels got his middle finger shot off flipping the gooners the bird. Then if you remember we went into My Loc and kicked ass and didn't have time to take names. Good to hear that someone remembers the guys that didn't make it back that day. SEMPER FI TRACTOR RAT. Snakeman Wilson MSgt
Retarded.
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Comments by Ralph (Nick) Nicosia on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 at 14:23 IP Logged IP Logged
In from 1972 to 1976. Served on "THE ROCK" from 1973-1974 (great float), then 1973-1976 in Courthouse Bay. Now that I looked back at it, what a place!! I am looking for anyone that remembers me. Some names that I can remember are Allan, James (bro from Georgia), Harold Gunn (he re-upped) and Ringo (another Bro). Man, what a time we had at Four Corners. Can anyone remember that place??? What a beach. Hope I hear from someone soon.
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Comments by Armando Soliz on Tuesday, February 15, 2005 at 08:46 IP Logged IP Logged
My brother, Tom (Tommy) Soliz w/3rd Pl Co A, 1st AmBatt KIA, 06Sept67 Quang Tri. Looking for AMGRUNTS that served with him or have pics to share. After 37 yrs his family as located his daughter.
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Comments by SLEE. S, T on Tuesday, February 8, 2005 at 18:27 IP Logged IP Logged
Was with 3rd trax from 88-93 with AVTB 93-96 deserrt storm with B 3rd 2nd platoon Blacksheep Semper Fi all.
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Comments by Steve Cook on Monday, February 7, 2005 at 13:15 IP Logged IP Logged
I was with "B" Co, 1st Amtrack Bn., Third MarDiv from day 1 in country til we were put in Da Nang @ Marble Mtn..
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Comments by allan chase on Saturday, February 5, 2005 at 06:34 IP Logged IP Logged
3amtrac 69to70 scol bn 70 marine bk 71to71 2d track71to73.7thcom 74, 75 to 88 2d aav bn looking for any one that mit have served with me.
grat site and pround to to an amtracker
gysgt usmcr
yatyas
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Comments by Dennis Reynolds on Thursday, February 3, 2005 at 22:23 IP Logged IP Logged
I was with 3rd Amtrac Bn. in RVN from 11/67 to 2/70 as a radio operator. Most of my time was down near Hoi An with the Korean Marine Brigade. Call sign: Bravo Xray. I was at Marble Mtn for TET and Cinco de Mayo, 1968. Interesting times. I live in Oregon now and look back on my time in the Corps with great pride. My son wants to become a Marine Officer. It makes this old Sergeant even more proud! If you remember me, I would love to hear from you.
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Comments by RICHARD NOLL on Sunday, January 30, 2005 at 12:31 IP Logged IP Logged
does n e one know the whereabouts of lt. col paul knltelshonor lt dan brown. please contact me i am looking for any of the p 5's left.
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Comments by David Farrar on Saturday, January 29, 2005 at 21:34 IP Logged IP Logged
Served in 3rd Armored Amtracs at DelMar from January 62 to August 62 when 3rd Armored was disbanded. Went from there to 4.2-1-11. Went to Gitmo during missle crisis with 4.2-1-11 and later (October 63) went to Camp Sukiran Okinawa with Lima 4-12. Ended tour at MB Long Beach from Jan 65 to Jul 66.
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Comments by Ron Crumley on Friday, January 28, 2005 at 13:31 IP Logged IP Logged
I served with A Co 1st Amtrac's from 1962 to 1964. would like to hear from anyone that was in Hawaii. God Bless all of the veterans of A Co.
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Comments by ed ritcherson,cpl.usmc on Sunday, January 23, 2005 at 13:22 IP Logged IP Logged
had a chance to work with you guys summer 1965, as a radio operator. i was detached from 5th com. bn. rode a few miles on the backs of your lumbering giants. was a good feeling. semper-fi brothers.....
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Comments by Andy on Saturday, January 22, 2005 at 06:10 IP Logged IP Logged
For Jon Bauer just sent you an email hope you get it Today is the anniversary of our return to Cua Viet from My Loc via the Resettlement Ville! The perfect end to our 3 day engagement with Nguyen and friends (NVA). Semper Fi!
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Comments by Mike Kell on Friday, January 21, 2005 at 15:55 IP Logged IP Logged
I was a member of the crew of the LST Bullock County and recall Cua Viet well. I recall another LST being mined just 50 yards up river from us one evening and sinking at the beach.
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