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Comments by Jon A. Bauer on Friday, January 21, 2005 at 05:18	IP Logged
Yesterday, January 20, I stopped to remember those whose lives were taken prematurly on the sands north of the Cua Viet River.To those who fell my prayers are with your families and friends. For those of us who survived that day to carry on and remember, I say "Semper Fi and my prayers are with you and yours also." I remembered some lighter incidents that occurred--New Year's Eve 1967 every one was hootin and hollerin, poppin flares (red green white)and if i recall the only one who got caught was Dan Reeves. No matter what Dan was always in the s**t for something.One other was when we didn't have any beer (that was a crisis) Al Brown decided to drink some REEF mouthwash---what a hangover. Again my thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
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Comments by Jon A. Bauer on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 at 04:48	IP Logged
Is anyone posting anything? I made a post about a week and a half ago and it still hasn't landed.Does anyone know how many brothers are going back to the "Nasty"? I wish all of you a good trip
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Comments by byron "bud" craver on Tuesday, January 11, 2005 at 06:19	IP Logged
great site, many thanks to all, searching for members of 1ST MARINE DIV.886076 A COMPANY, 3RD AMTRAC BN, 3RD PLATOON, 9/69 TO 6/70
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Comments by GEORGE NICHOLSON on Thursday, January 6, 2005 at 10:53	IP Logged
WAS WITH IST AMTRACS AS BN AMMO MAN WE WERE SCATTEED ALL OVER KOREA AT THAT TIME SPENT SOME TIME AT KUMCHON, ASCOMB CITY, INCHON, SPOONBILL BRIDGE AND SEVERAL OTHER PLACES.. SOME OF US GET TOGETHER FOR A REUNION OF AMTRACKERS RANKS ARE GETTING THIN FOR KOREAN WAR VETS.... SEMPER FI
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Comments by Jon Bauer on Monday, January 3, 2005 at 23:08	IP Logged
For Andy Anderson-----wish I could have seen the picture of you and Doc in Leatherneck--guess I missed that one. Hope you and yours had a great Christmas and NewYears. I sure did. I did email you about Jan. 20,'68---a date that will be forever implanted in my mind.
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Comments by R Barron on Sunday, January 2, 2005 at 12:43	IP Logged
I just looked at the newly posted cartoons/drawings by Andy Anderson and I laughed and laughed nearly to tears! Andy really captured the reality of life for us all in his very humorous illustrations. Great job Andy!
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Comments by John Thorogood on Tuesday, December 28, 2004 at 17:17	IP Logged
I was at Dong Ha in 1966 a an Air Force Combat Intelligence Operations Specialists. Assigned to Project Tigerhound and Task Force Tally Ho. Help support Marines Operations Hastings and gave blood twice at the Charlie Company hospital across the road from our compound. I have many pictures of helos CH 34's? landing with wounded. We flew 01E Birddogs as FAC's providing CAS Close Air Support. Please don't tell too many of your fellow Marienes that some one may have USAF blood in their veins they might have a heart attack. Love and respected you guys while I was there from June 1966 til Dec 1966. John Thorogood Captain Omaha Fire Department Aerial Company 41 C shift See I still like livin' on the edge. The edge of a burning roof!!
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Comments by Chuck Scachette on Sunday, December 26, 2004 at 12:46	IP Logged
I Served in 2st Amtrac Division in 1968-1969. I served with Bob Bustamante I saw he posted on here, but didn't leave an e-mail also looking for the "Teddy Bear" I woud love to get in contact with, J.D. Sprague "The Twig", "Sike", Mike Tierney "J", "Fish", Goodell", and so on.. It would be great to hear from all of you or any I had the honor to serve with
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Comments by Rodney Baker(Chopper) on Thursday, December 23, 2004 at 15:35	IP Logged
I was with H&SCo 3rdAmTracBn from 3April 69 till Jan 28,1970 we came home on the LPD5 ogdon.I was 0811 than 3531 Motor Trans I did alot of resupply runs with Pacs north and South of CP at Marble Mountain.I hung out with three guys I can remember Gary Windsor (Windy) from Ohio Worm (Can't remember his name ) from Florida and Country (can't remember his name also)I am Looking for any one that knows me.Also I found a box of slides from 3rd Tracs don't remember half the guys in pics if intrested let me know well have them put on cd for you.
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Comments by Jerry Pierini on Monday, December 20, 2004 at 14:29	IP Logged
Just found this sight lastnight. 1st tracs "A" Co. 2nd Plt. Cue Viet 03Feb69 to 17May69. 3rd tracs "A" Co. 4th Plt. 18May69 to 23Jan70 Marble Mountain was Battalion rear, 4th Plt. at Am Hoa with 5th Marines. I remember a lot of Marines but can't recall some of the names. Proud to have served with everyone of them. Two Jarheads I use to keep in contact but haven't for over 30 years; Al Perez from Linden WA and Steve Fisher from Michigan. Many others I would like to see and hear from. Saw Sgt. Sullivan in a movie playing a Warden(I'm a retired Correctional Sgt. with the State of CA)Great sight and I will come to it often. SEMPER FI!
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Comments by Henry Landin on Tuesday, December 14, 2004 at 21:18	IP Logged
Was in H&S Co. and 3rd Armored Amtracs in DelMar then went to 1st Amtracs 3rd Mar Div Camp Schwab Okinawa. 1960-1964. Looking for Richard Jett, we were with H&S Co. 3rd Amtracs together.
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Comments by Robert McClintock on Tuesday, December 14, 2004 at 19:04	IP Logged
Thank you, Excellent web site well done. Whisky Battery 1st Battalion 12 Marines 1968 It was Aug. 23 1968 Raining went on operation (nothing) came in by Amtrac two days out then back to the USS Dubuque LPD-8 Outside Qua Viet. Next time was Jan 17 1969 We were south of Chu Lie with 2/26 & 2/27 BLT. Set up on a beach 10 miles North from Quang Ngai. Road in on the AmTracs but on top on land. Thanks for the ride. Semper Fi
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Comments by Charlie Porter " CHIM CHIM " on Thursday, December 9, 2004 at 21:19	IP Logged
Yat-Yas, Served in Delta Co. 3rd AAV BN. Maint. Plt. 2142 from 1982-1985 Would love to here from some of the ole guys. Looking for old buddies O. G.(O'Garro), Tumbleweed (Cruze), Caranza, Ferrigno, Guelliermo, Fisher ( Fish ), and
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Comments by Hugh Connelly on Friday, December 3, 2004 at 12:49	IP Logged
MARBLE MTN street sign... For those of us who served near Marble Mountain for some part of our tour, you may be interested in the availability of a copy of the street sign that sits at the back entrance to the site of former Tustin Marine Air Station. The back road to the station is called Marble Mountain and the City of Irvine, CA indicates the road name will continue after the site has been redeveloped. I was trying to get the original sign, but it will stay in its current location. I did, however, manage to get to the company that made the street sign for the City of Irvine and have ordered an exact replica. Just call me sentimental! The cost was $48 plus $10 Shipping and Handling. If you're interested, simply email me and I'll provide the contact information. The company is called SC Signs.
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Comments by DOYLE TAMPLETON on Saturday, November 27, 2004 at 20:11	IP Logged
THIS IS A GREAT SITE,,,SERVED IN THE CORPS FROM 1960 - 1985 RETIRED AS A CAPTAIN. SERVED IN AMTRACS AS A ENLISTED AND AS A WARRANT OFFICER. HAVE MANY GREAT MEMORIES OF THE OLD P5's . WAS IN VIETNAM FROM 1967 1969 MARBLE MOUNTAIN, HOI AN, WORKED WITH THE ROKS, "B" COMPANY, WOULD ENJOY HEARING FROM ANY I MAY HAVE SERVED WITH.
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Comments by Phil Anninos on Sunday, November 21, 2004 at 19:41	IP Logged
I arrived in Chu Lai April of 66 left from DaNang December of 67. Semper Fi
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Comments by Roger Myers on Friday, November 19, 2004 at 12:13	IP Logged
I am researching my father's military service history (WW II). After serving initially with the 8th AAF he eventually ended up in Germany with the 6951 Prisoner of War Temporary Enclosure at Remagen. When the camp closed my father was assigned to the 69th Amphibian Tractor Battalion, a reorganization of the 69th Tank Bn, I think. His discharge papers indicate he was a Sgt., 69th Amphibian Tractor Bn. I can not find any history on this outfit other than when it was taken out of service in March 1946 at Camp Kilmer NJ. Can anyone help me with information about this outfit, if it was attached to any other units and what it was expected to be doing before it was taken out of service? Thanks much. Please see posting in the AmTrac Forum Section and respond there. Thank you.
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Comments by Gene Smallwood on Friday, November 19, 2004 at 07:28	IP Logged
Are there any How 6 orginal plt members still around ? (South of Da Nang Sept 66 thru Mar.67) If so I would like to hear from you! Then Sgt/2 Lt. Now Gene Smallwood Capt USMC Ret. fosterone7@aol.com
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Comments by Dave Peake on Friday, November 19, 2004 at 07:12	IP Logged
I was assigned from 12th Marines as the Fire direction officer for the armored amtrac platoon at Cua Viet from approx October '68 thru April '69. Glad I found this site. My best to all current and former 1st Bn Amtrackers.
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Comments by Sgt. Stanley Osborne on Thursday, November 18, 2004 at 17:24	IP Logged
1st Armored Amphib. Co. How-6 13Jr
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Comments by Paul Quijano on Sunday, November 14, 2004 at 21:04	IP Logged
YATYAS 99-01 2141 Aco 2dAABN 2MARDIV
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Comments by Bill Wegmuller on Saturday, November 13, 2004 at 22:39	IP Logged
P.J. Stable was a very close friend of mine. He was in tracks while I was in tanks over there. My last contact with him was in Iowa,where we are originally from. If any one knows his where about I would love to contact him
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Comments by Bill Dare on Saturday, November 13, 2004 at 18:14	IP Logged
3/67 to 4/68 mouth of the Cua Viet River B co. 3rd. PLT. Tracter B34...We were still living in tents then.Hope to hear from other guys there then
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Comments by C. Chinske on Thursday, November 11, 2004 at 11:52	IP Logged
Hello All, Thank you for your service, you have done so much more than you will ever know. God bless and God bless the United States of America
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