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January 1999

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If anyone has information on the 82nd AB 320th FA BN during WW ll would you please contact me at michael_donovan1234@yahoo.com My father Joseph E Donovan as a W.O. J.C He died in 1987

post office ssg, 23rd administrative

Hey, nice site! I was in Pleiku-An Khe in 1969-70. WANTED: Audiotapes of Vietnam radio traffic, firefights, incoming, fire missions, cockpit tapes, AFVN, etc. Also Vietnam home movies on video. Have MUCH of same to trade. Thank you.

I'am sorry, thought this was a Marine Site, but we all worked hard at it then. Just thought I would through my name in here and see if anyone remembers. Thanks Army, we worked well together. Semper-Fi

I appreciate the service you provide. My father, Gene Thomas, served with "M" Co., 164th Inf. in Louisiana, New Caledonia, Guadalcanal and Bougainville. Naturally, I'd like to hear from anyone who might have known him.

Great site. Haven't thought about this for years. I'd like to hear from anybody who remembers being on LZ Center from 70-71. Marc "doc" Adams

AW1 Instructor, Reserve ASW Tactical School East, NAS Willow Grove Aircrew, P-3c Orion, P2- Neptune VP-92 Nas South Weymouth MA. NATTC, Millington TN. RESASWTACWEST, NAS Los Alamitos, CA

Great place to visit! Not a single person I know has ever heard of San Juan Hill or Duc Pho! I was beginning to think I`d dreamed all of that stuff!

want to hear from the BROTHERS, we need a reunion.

just came on line, one of the first things i did was look this up, great, hope to become a member. I was on LZ Snoopy, Stinsion, was there when we went up north. Khe Sahn and further. This was great, thank-you very much. later

Great Site, hope to fine some old friends.

We the wife (Frieda) and children (Morgan, John, & Kathy) regret to inform you that Alon Lee Williams, Jr., who served in the 132nd Infantry in the Phillipines and Japan, succumbed to cancer 23 January 1998. Thank you for maintaining this web page honoring his and his fellow soldiers memoriers.

My dad, Benjamin A Paschal, was with the Americal in WWII, was on Guadacanal

Fantastic information about the units. The locator pages are great. Thanks !!

IT IS A GOOD SERVICE TO PROVIDE TO HELP MILITARY PEOPLE FIND OLD FRIENDS.

I think this is a very nice web site. My brother died in Nam. I have went through the site to see if anyone would happened to have been there the same time and place as he was. God Bless You Vets.

Al died in 1993 in Greensboro, North Carolina. He was raised in Massachusetts and Ohio. Drafted in 1940, he served in Guadalcanal, Bouganville, New Caladonia, and the Philippines. Would love to hear from anyone who remembers him.

Sounds great keep it up!!

I'm looking for anyone that I served with.

I'm presently with the new York National Guard. I would like more information on your organisaton.

I think this a great site, you guys are doing a great job. I'm just letting you know my new e-mail address.

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What a magnificent surprise it was, when I typed in the name of the Division I loved so well,and your delightful site on the net. I have seen messages on your site already, from the 182nd Inf, regt, I served with, We all remember the battle of hill 260. Thank you ADVA, I salute all.

I loved the fact that we are not forgotten once we or out of the service. I hope that I might be able to reach some of my friends that might be looking for me just as I am looking for them.

I think it takes a awful big chiwawa to weight a hundred pounds

thankyou james beech where ever you are, for bandaging me up on aug. 8th 1969.

Served with the Americal Division Public Information Office in Chu Lai in December 1968 when I was a passenger on a C-123 with thirty-five or more other troopers. We crashed shortly out of Chu Lai airfield at about 1100 a.m. on the 17th of December 1968. I recall that nearly 30 of the personnel on board were killed. I would like anyone with any information about the actual facts of this crash to contact me. Would love to hear from any survivors of the crash. Thanks.

Good Memories About My Friends All AMericans/All The Way

I want to find my friends!

Heading for Branson for 588th Maint. Co. reunion June 11! Living in North Dakota- Grand Forks (flood city). BNSF Railroad. Maybe see you there!

I am the widow of a deceased Vietnam Veteran who died in 1994. I found your website because I am seeking info that may help me with a VA Claim for benefits. My husband died of pancreatic cancer at age 46 years and it is believed that the disease was caused by his time spent in the area where agent orange was used. His doctor said it is possbile and quite probable that his death was the result of agent orange, but after four years I am still fighting the battle with the VA. Actually I am trying to find out if any other veterans had the same type of cancer and if benefits were approved. If there is a precedence it is always easier to prove the cause, therefore I am seeking any information that might be available. Or possible another form of research and advice from someone that has found information on this topic. I found your website to be very informative, thank you for the good work. Thank again, Colleen Trickey

To all those who built and maintain this site. Thank you very much!

I think the ADVA is a wonderful organization for VN Vets to look back upon. I just now got my e-mail working and I am delighted because I can now try to locate someone who might have served with me in Nam.

Great page and thanks for the opportunity to communicate with others from Americal. Would like to hear from anyone that was in the original 1/1 Armored sent 8/97 to Chu Lai.

Excellent search tool for services, support and locator. So far no luck in locating old buddies, but after so many years it takes time and patience. Thanks to all the volunteers who have donated time and effort to put it all together.

The only guys I have seen or talked to in the past couple of years is "Hard", John Pacheco, Russel Miles and LT. Kosack. We all met with Vic Navonnes mother in Reno at the Reunion there in '96.

Thanks to the ADVA Locator board I got up with a buddy that I servred with in Nam. It had been about 29 years, (seems like yesterday) See y'all in St Louis this summer Thanks again to the ADVA

I WAS WOUNDED MARCH 15 1971 IN NAM AND DOC TOLD ME I PUT UP A WALL IN MY HEAD. SO I CAN NOT REMEMBER ANYONES NAME IN MY UNITS.SO IF ENYONE HELP ME.

Great site. Wish I found it sooner.

I am looking for Fighter Pilot music from the Vietnam War and the Korean War.....if anyone knows where I can get a copy either on Cassette or CD please write to me at daalbers@owt.com .....this is very important to me .. Thanks Brothers......

Have not connected yet. Thank you Gary Noller for a great web site.

I Hope I can find my friend

Stationed on LZ Baldy, LZ Hawk Hill in support of the 196th. Retired from Army 1975.

i found the guys from my unit thanks

The CAP Web Site, in conjunction with the CAP Veterans Association, would like to find members of the Americal Division who were involved in the CUPP (Combined Unit Pacification Program) in 1969-70. As lineal descendants of our program, we would like to add that group to our Web Site. Contact me at the address above, or through our Web Site at http://www.capmarine.com.
Thanks, Tim "CAPVet" Duffie

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