| Robert (Bob) Korte A Co., 65 - 66 |
Albion,IN. rfkorte@localnet.com |
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| Philip Mourey A., Co., 65 - 66 |
Henderson, Nevada |
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| Dale F. Dewey A Co., 65 - 67 (Operation Duke) |
33570 Spruce Way Scappoose OR. 97056 |
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| Ed Reifsteck A. Co., 66 - 67 (Operation Duke) |
Lena, IL. ed.reifsteck@mchs.com |
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James W. Szabo Sr. A Co., 67 - 68 |
2115 Presidential Parkway B7 Twinsburg, Ohio 44087 |
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| Richard Anderson A Co., Dec 67 - Mar 69 |
Big Lake Mn. ricka53@charter.net |
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| Everett L Hogan A Co. 68 - 69 (and more) |
Evansville IN. |
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| William (Bill) Zinn A Co., 68 - 69 |
San Patricio NM. blademanbill@netscape.net |
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| Erskine W. Mohler A Co., 68 - 69 |
Buena Vista, VA 24416 ewmohler@ntelos.net |
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| Mike Kapitanovich A Co. 68 - 69 |
Hartville, OH. Kappy5401@aol.com |
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| Klim Nessmith A Co., 1969 |
Nashville, Georgia klim@alltel.net |
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| Gene Fulgham A Co., 70 - 71 |
Waterford, Michigan ObviouslyGene@aol.com |
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| Timothy Kirkpatrick (Tim) A Co., 70 - 71 |
Wooster, Ohio |
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| Dorsel K. Walker (Keith) A Co., 70 - 71 |
Clayton, NC MOBILMAN111@YAHOO.COM |
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR DENNIS HELD HE WAS THERE LATE 1969 - 1970 I THINK HE LEFT AROUND JULY OR AUG/ |
| Dennis R. Seibert A Co. 71 - 72 |
Ft. Loudon, PA. drseibert@direcway.com |
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| Calvin Taylor A Co. 69 - 71 |
Calvin.Taylor@mo.ngb.army.mil | |
| Andrew Prak A Co Mar 68 - Oct 69 |
epsad@aol.com 13450 Julian ave Lakeside,CA 92040. |
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| Ken Edwards A Co 71 2000 |
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| Kenneth D. Thomasson July70-June 71 |
110 207 Street East Spanaway, Wa 98387 kthomason11@comcast.net |
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| John Dyer A Co., 65 - 66 |
71 Barracuda St Destin, FL 32541 dyerequip@cox.net |
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| Kenneth (Ken) Janonis A. Co. 65 - 66 (HHC & B Co's) |
Carson City Nevada KennethJanonis@yahoo.com |
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| Russell A. Weber A Co., 66 - 67 (Operation Duke) |
Crystal Lake IL. DWeber5515@aol.com |
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| Russell "Gene"Cure A., Co., Apr. 66-Apr. 67 |
Martinsville, IN gsacur3@insightbb.com |
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| Steven C. Jensen A Co., 67 - 68 |
213-1/2 High St. Mineral Point, WI. 53565 xfarmboy@charter.net |
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| Harvey Davidson A. Co., (542nd Maint.) 67 - 69 |
West Side VA. Medical Center Chicago IL. John.Mundt@med.va.gov |
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| Darrell Hogan A Co. 68 - 69 (and more) |
Sturgis KY. Hogan948@pennyrile.net |
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| Paul Bylin A Co., 68 - 69 |
10 Maxwell Drive Derry,New Hampshire 03038 PaulBylin@comcast.net Paul has a web page that you may like http://home.comcast.net/~paulbylin/index.html |
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| Ralph Warren A Co., 68 - 69 |
Woodbridge, Virginia warasoc@gmail.com |
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| Gary Olson A Co. 1969 (TDY with B Co) |
Henning, MN. Garylee56551@yahoo.com |
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| Karl H. Volz A and B Cos. 69 - 70 |
4290 W. Four Ridge Rd. House Springs, Missouri 63051 volunteer_soldier_tenn@yahoo.com |
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| John Taylor A Co., 70 - 71 |
Cross Lanes, WV. john@awnwindow.com |
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| Leroy Walston (Lew) A Co., 70 - 71 |
P.O. Box 3734 Sierra Vista, Arizona 85636 lew@theriver.com |
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| Thomas W. Pitra A Co., 70 - 71 |
Burnsville, MN. TWPitra@pcl.com |
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| Juan S. Mafnas
A Co., 66 - 67 |
Hagatna, Guam jonkam_46@hotmail.com |
Assigned to Earth Moving Platoon first operating dump trucks at the quarry and then the entrenching machine digging ditches for the Civilian Contractor PG&E in Ahn Ke and around Qui Hnon area. Also operated the roller during the paving of highway #1 around Qui Nhon. SP5 Gardner and I delivered a 40 ton crane for Operation Duke in Bong Son. I’m still looking for Sam Goddard if someone knows of his whereabouts please contact me. Thanks and “Welcome home” brothers |
| Terry Donoho A Co. 71 - 72 |
P.O. Box 1595 Oroville, WA 98844 whiteh2o2@gmail.com |
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| Glen Steven Phillips A Co 8-71-2-72 |
keymastersvc@hotmail.com 130 W. Fair Claremont,Ill 62421 |
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| Rick Brown A Co 4-71-3-72 |
dryflyrbc@yahoo.com 274 B Street Yuba City, Ca 95911 |
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| Wayne Ray Nov 70 - Nov 71 |
1117 Larchmont Lane Oklahoma City, OK 73116 wayne.ray@benham.com |
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| Paul Hamblin Apr 69 - Apr 70 |
Box 294 Fredonia, Az 86022 gloria@xpressweb.com |
I was a cook with A co in Qui Nhon and Tuy Hoa . |
| Robert R. Witterholt Mar 67 - Mar 68 |
555 S. Layton Blvd Apt-109 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53215 robertwitterholt@yahoo.com |
we paved Hwy 1 and the road to Qui Nhon. When I got there, our homebase was nothing but tents and shacks. We built barracks for housing and supply room etc. We had lots of work which made time go faster. |
| George C.Yarbrough Mar.68 to Feb.69 |
305 SERVICE ST, MOUNTAIN VIEW AR. 72560 bikker_man@yahoo.com |
It was quite an experince dodging bullets,land minds and ambush's,in a dunp truck,but I worked with some of the Army's finest men.I was lucky, my truck was hit one time,caught some shrapnel in my left knee in a ambush.I can't beleive its been almost 40 years.What bothers me to this day,is it was all for nothing. |
| John Latchaw Co A 71 - 72 |
112 W. Steels Corners Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44223 YODA5139S@yahoo.COM |
Worked in the Direct Support Warehouse across the street from the Battalion Maintentain Shop in DaNang. In November I was attached to a Rock Quarry just south of Phu Bai to help them come back to DaNang, stayed there until middle of January and came backed to assist in turning their equipment in. By the end of Febuary I was transfered to a unit in Long Binh. |
| Carl Purdy May 70 - Mar 71 A Co |
9 Light House Loop Montana City, Montana 59634 cdpurdy@bresnan.net |
I worked in Tech Supply and drove a 5 ton tractor pulling a flatbed trailer and the water tanker. Other than that it was a long time ago. cdp |
| James Asplund Apr 64 - Jun 66 |
1814 Killdeer Court Venice, FL 34293 scot_michelle@hotmail.com |
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| Steve Birindelli 68 - 69 |
61350 Stardrift Dr Bend, OR 97702 sman48@live.com |
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| William J. Parrish Jan 67 - Feb 68 |
1696 E Kinde Rd Kinde, Mich 48445 handtman2@yahoo.com |
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| William Alan Hosier Feb.71-Jan72 |
POBox 5353 Cresaptown, MD 21505 homefronthugs09@yahoo.com |
Worked in the 3rd shop. Drove Wrecker{The Pusher}after it was repaired after hitting land mine. |
| Daniel E. Kleiner A Co & 73rd Eng 67-68 |
Springfield MA 01104 Boatman44@comcast.net |
Arrived at 73rd Enginners/CS at Phu Tai in late Feb 1967, assigned to Maintenance Platoon. Worked in motor pool at the compoaund and also at the quarry site. Was transferred to A company of the 84th when the 73rd move from Phu Tai to Tam Quan, and continued to perform maintenance at the quarry site until DEROSE on March 4th 1968. |
| Juan C. Campacos July 70 - July 71 |
5818 Sundance San Antonio, Texas 78238 jcampacos@yahoo.com |
I went in country July 5 1970 and left July 4 1971. My first six months were spent in Qui Non. Then the last six months were in Da Nang. I volunteered for assignments outside of the compound regularly. I wish I could remember my partner in crime on those assignments. During the last last three months of my assignment all engeneer ballalions had been called back home. The companies left behind in Viet Nam were called United States Engeneer Command Viet Nam with a different patch. |
| Tyson Johnson 68 - 69 |
Middlesboro, Kentucky tysonj87@gmail.com |
I worked in the Rock querrie Dozer operator. It would be good to hear from someone who was there when I was |
| Richard H. Williams 66 - 67 AnKhe |
6 Chestnut Street Sussex, New Jersey 07461-2506 rwilliamsnam6667@aol.com |
I was working in a rock quarry in Ankhe in 1966-1967. |
| David A. Sulava 64 - 65 |
3A Guenevere Court Newport News, VA 23602 garrfette@cox.net |
Came to Fort Ord from AIT at Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Was assigned to the 84th Eng. Bn (Const) on or around Sept 1964. Helped pack up the Bn. For movement to Vietnam. Left port on or about 12 May 1965 and took 31 days to reach Vietnam. Lost 2 days in Guam to change ships due to breakdowns on the Eltinge. Loaded on to the Barnett for the remainder of the trip. Off loaded onto the beach in Gui Nohn harbor by the army LCM 1099 company on or about the 13th of June 1965. (29 days of being seasick took it's toll on me to say the least.) Set up base camp in the sand and proceed to take the top off the mountain to fill in the sand to build our base camp. Continued construction on new structure after quarters were built that was to be our EM club. After all the work, the 85th Med was to take over our compound because of the area being more secure and we moved our unit to Phu Thi valley and ran our operations from there. I was initially assigned as a rock crusher operator but was given the job as potable water truck driv |
| Ronald Wookcook 70 - 71 |
731 Ayrault Road Fairport, NY 14450 rw1575@rochester.rr.com |
Served with 'A' company as a heavy equipment mechanic. Assigned to 'contact truck' for 3rd shop field support of the other companies projects when not with A company. Came in at Bien Hoa then saw Pleiku,Tuy Hoa,Na Trang,Phu Hep, Phu Bai,Vung Ro Bay, Phan Rang,Qui Nhon, Da Nang,China Beach, Na Trang and LZ Lastchance to name a few. |
| Willie Thomas Stark 70 - 71 Task Force Phu Loc |
Queen Creek, AZ 85142 one-million@cox.net |
Started in Quin Nhon, moved to Da Nang, attached Task Force Phu Loc, worked Rock Quarry, from Phu Bai, Made several trips to Khe Sanh hauling supplies. |
| Henry "hank" Kollross Aug 69 - Aug 70 |
3276 Medow Circle Green Bay, WI 54311 hank.mary@centurytel.net |
Arrived in A co. late in August of '69 at Tuy Hoa. After all of my heavy equipment maintenance training in AIT I was expecting to be a mechanic. The first question I was asked was 'can you type'. When I responded yes I became the new mailman/courier/training NCO and who knows what else. I remember that the guy who was doing that job was happy to see me. If I remember right it was sp/4 Hamblin. Moved north with the rest of the company to Quin Nhon. Would like to hear from any one I was lucky enough to serve with. |
| Richard William Haffey 71 - 72 |
13392 Via Mark Poway CA 92064 rhaffey1@cox.net |
i am a tbi paitent with the va, 100% service connected, memory is fuzzy and all my photos are all faded. stationed in danang right on the south china sea. i rember the typhoon, i was a d7 operator and had to load up all heavy equipment to anchor down all large air craft at danang air field, got dumped in the middle of danang harbor with d7 to dig and pull off mike boats and barges stuck on sand bars, spent several nites sleeping on my machine, off to phu bai to level bunkers and buildings. need help with other details, trying to hook up with guys on my first tour, vinh long air field, 440th trans, 1969-1970. i am joining every orgnization and searching every link, good thing i am retired. sincerelly rick haffey |
| Larry Wickline 68 - 69 |
321 99th St Tacoma, WA 98445 |
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| Ralph J. Smock Aug 66 - July 67 HHC, A Co, 73rd engr |
230 Tasha Ln Tazwell, TN 37879 rajasmo@yahoo.com |
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| Andrew Imperato Feb 67 - 68 |
andrewimperato@yahoo.com | I arrived in country at Long Ben and subsequently transported to "A" Company 84th Engineers in Quinon. During which,I worked in the supply unit until the radio operator left. I volunteered to take the radio operator's job until one was obtained. It was several months later a radio operator joined the unit. At that time I went back to my old job. I also lived on the mountain for weeks on end. I also was involved in transports of equipment and supplies up to Danang Airfield. So much for being a Engineer Parts Supply Specialist, 76P20. |
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