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Comments by Billy Stevens on Sunday, January 18, 2004 at 18:44	IP Logged
BtW, my e-mail addy is billyray_80@yahoo.com
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Comments by Billy Stevens on Sunday, January 18, 2004 at 10:54	IP Logged
My father served with 1st Batt 3rd Marines and was in Cua Viet in May 16, 1968. I am also a Marine Vet (1980-1983). My Father never talked much about the war. However, I recieved some letters he wrote after his passing a few years back and I'm trying to do some research. His name was Richard D Stevens, (Dick,Steve) and was a Sgt in '68. At or around May 10 or May 16, they were successful in an ambush of NVA. Also wrote of an Army operation in the are where eeny casualties were at or around 2500. If anyone can help me with info it would be appreciated. Thanks for your service, and Semper Fi. Billy.
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Comments by LOUIE SIRIGNANO on Wednesday, January 14, 2004 at 08:21	IP Logged
I was with the 1st amph.Tractor batt."A"co 2nd platoon at cau viet river JAN.68,came up from phu bai from (ontos)platoon. Signed up a couple months ago ,however have a new e-mail address now. Great site to find some friends from the past...SEMPER FI..
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Comments by Herbert G. Bieselin on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at 10:12	IP Logged
I served with 1st Amtracks Bravo co. 4th pl. from Dec 67 to Nov. 68 Hello to all but especially to Mike (Alabama) Ashworth and Bruce (Doc) Cope. I pray the Lord has blessed you all......"Thor"
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Comments by Herbert Bieselin on Tuesday, January 13, 2004 at 10:06	IP Logged
1St. Amtracks "B" 4th pl. "B43" Dec 67 to Nov 68. Hello Michael (Alabama) Ashworth and Bruce (Doc) Cope. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. I pray the Lord has blessed you all..........Thor
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Comments by Terry A. Estes on Sunday, January 11, 2004 at 13:52	IP Logged
I just found this site. I was in A Comp. late Sept.67 to April 68. I took over as gunner on the 60 mortar. Would like to hear from anyone.
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Comments by Ken Shipton on Monday, January 5, 2004 at 17:48	IP Logged
Served with 1st amtrac bn.Korea Inchon landing to Mason 1951 Charlie co. 2nd plt.
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Comments by Joe Krachie on Friday, January 2, 2004 at 14:36	IP Logged
Serced with "A" Co 3rd Herd 8-1-67 to 9-1-68 . Great job on Amgriny Website!
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Comments by Tom Allen on Friday, January 2, 2004 at 10:47	IP Logged
Served with 3rd Amtracs in RVN from 11/66 to 11/67. MOS was 2142 repairman assigned to E-1's H&S Co in Chu Lai, DaNang and Marble Mt. Spent most of time in the field in support of grunts. Left VN as a Cpl.
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Comments by Prisciliano"Percy"Avalos on Monday, December 29, 2003 at 11:31	IP Logged
First, thanks for letting me post on your site. I was assigned to 1st Platoon of Charlie 1/3 from 1967-1968. Our unit was stationed below the DMZ at an outpost called C-4 from Dec-1967 to 1968 and I remember you would give our unit a ride across the Cau Viet River. We conducted a lot of Infantry type of operations together. The First Amphibian Tractor Battalion was awarded the Meritorious Unit Commendation for service from 5 Nov 67 to 27 Jan 68 as you know and we just happened to be attached to the 1st AMTRAC during that time and also were awarded the MUC. Thanks again for letting me visit and your site is oustanding. Semper Fi Percy(C 1/3 & H 2/7)
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Comments by bill vansickler on Wednesday, December 24, 2003 at 14:55	IP Logged
I was assigned to 1st amtracs from 11/65 to 8/66 somewhere south of Danang. It all looked the same to me. I was next door to an ontos and tank battalion. I notice the battalion was moved to another location after I left the Nam. Many memories, some good and some not so good. Lost too many friends. Currently, I am having some slides changed to prints that I took in 1965 and 1966. Semper Fi.
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Comments by Nick Marx on Tuesday, December 23, 2003 at 05:57	IP Logged
Welcome home 1st Amphibian Tractor Battalion I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I was in Cuaviet 1967 and 1968 with the Navy and I was sure glad that you Marines were there I use to go up river and stay on any boats that ran a ground. My favorite bunker was the tower on the base of the ramp. Well you guys all take my brothers and may God bless. Your Brother Forever Nick
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Comments by Teresa Jaeschke on Monday, December 22, 2003 at 18:24	IP Logged
Wonderful site. I have never served in the military, but thank you to all who have. Thank you is not enough for the sacrifices you make to protect us. May God bless you all and keep you safe. Keep your eyes on Him. Retired Brig.Gen. Wm. Weise is my uncle and a wonderful man.
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Comments by DAVE SCHULTZ on Sunday, December 21, 2003 at 19:25	IP Logged
Was in 2nd AMTRACS for 2 years prior to Korean War. Then was in C Company 1ST AMTRACS. Landed ar Inchon. On to Kimpo, Yong Dong Po, Han River crossing, Seoul, back to Inchon. Up to Wonson.Then to Hungnam. Hamhung. Given TD14 cats with trailers. Went north to Chosin. Back to Masan. Up to Inchon again to Han and Imjin. Then home and out. Spent Trumans year in Korea. Was in Charly Darracotts 2nd Pltoon.
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Comments by Robert J.(Bob) Smith on Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 19:26	IP Logged
Loaded 1st tracs,H&S on LSD33 at Camp Pend, Feb 66. Headed for Nam. Got sent to the delta as grunts for about 2 weeks. LSD33 collided with supply ship, sent to P.I. for repairs. Made a landing with tracs near DMZ. Finally offloaded at Chu Lai around May 66. I became Batillion Police Sgt.& spent the rest of the war burning sh*tters. Also showed movies at outdoor theatre. Went back to U.S. April 67. Don't remember much else, memory going out to sea. Semper Fi!
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Comments by SGT KAZARNOWICZ on Saturday, December 20, 2003 at 10:59	IP Logged
I'LL KEEP IT SHORT. GREAT SITE. PIC'S BRING SOME MEMORRIES. SEMPER FI
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Comments by Don Nelson on Thursday, December 18, 2003 at 21:49	IP Logged
served with the 1st Armored Amtracks 2nd platoon motor transport May 68 to May 69 July 69 to early 70 , stationed in Danang,Hoi an and Cau viet.Rember Doc.Westberry,Bull,Spider,Sugarbear. Don't remember the bad times just the friendships and how we learned to cope
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Comments by Frank J. Scorsone on Friday, December 12, 2003 at 12:33	IP Logged
Scorsone "the macaroni" Anyone from my platoon who remembers me... Vietnam '65 '66 3d Mar Div 1st Amtrac Bn E-1 Platoon KIA 13 June 1966 Hill 55 J.D. Cook; William Dely; Donald DiSapio; John Young WIA 13 June 1966 Hill 55 Myself; Edsel Miller; Clarence Copeland; Gerald Ziolkowski
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Comments by Randal Houser on Thursday, December 11, 2003 at 18:12	IP Logged
I was in 1st trac's A Co. 2nd plt.Tractor 22. I wasin Nam Feb.67 to March 68. My nickname was koolaid kid.
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Comments by Michael A. Cooper on Thursday, December 11, 2003 at 05:32	IP Logged
I was with B Company 1st trac's at the mouth of the Cau Viet River from 10/66 to 11/67. We were assigned to 2/3, and did operations with 3rd Marines. This is a great web site! Semper Fi.....
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Comments by Mickey Newton on Saturday, December 6, 2003 at 19:23	IP Logged
I was just checking out your site it sure brought back some memories was at Cua Viet around 7/67 to 9/2/67. I was with How6's 3rd PLT was WIA Sept.2/67 we went out on a Operation Sept.1/67 and they shelled us just about the whole day so we came back to the base camp late that evening.Next morning they shell us and hit the bunker I was in. Dont know if your were their at this time. You guys were a good group to work with.
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Comments by Gene McCandless on Friday, December 5, 2003 at 07:55	IP Logged
I was in Bravo Company in February 1968 for just a few days. When they found out I was 17 years old, they sent me back down river to Dong Ha, on to Phu Bai and 3rd Mar Div hdqts to receive orders to Okinawa. Upon my 18th birthday, I was sent back to RVN but this time to 3rd LVT at Marble Mountain. Bravo 3rd and 4th platoons there. Cua Viet certainly was interesting!
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Comments by Larry Lewellen "Lew" on Thursday, December 4, 2003 at 18:24	IP Logged
Served with A Company 1st Amtrac BN 3rd Marines March 68 to March 69 Cua Viet. Amtrac Mechanic. Served with Bill Barrentine, Randal Scarborough, Bill Williams, all from Birmingham. AL Steve Lopez, Jim Tinch, Dennis Daniels Jerry Reid. Would love to hear from all, also served with Charles E. Moore Jerry Williams
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Comments by Ray Byers on Thursday, December 4, 2003 at 02:47	IP Logged
I was a corpsman with 1st Amtracs in 1967. I was a corpsman at the medical battalion. Would like to hear from anyone that was there at that time. Ray Byers HM2
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