Vietnam
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A Night to Remember
On November 18th, 1969 at 0200 hours we were on a Combat Air Patrol Barrier mission 30 miles east of Hanoi North Vietnam. A flight of two (2) F4Bs from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron -542. Call signs
first appeared: 3/4/2008
The First Surface to Air Missle (SAM) strike in North Vietnam
On July 25th 1965, the first surface to air missle launched in the Vietnam War was fired at a formation of four (4) Air Force F4 fighters over Hanoi. The missle took out the number 2 man in the forma
first appeared: 3/3/2008
My Story 1962-1999
My Story SFC Patrick W. Marshall, USA RetPioneer, California &
first appeared: 1/30/2008
I'm slowly losing my dad
I am writing today to tell people about my father. He was in Vietnam and did several tours, I respect my dad for doing what he had to do. I also want to tell anyone and everyone abou
first appeared: 1/17/2008
Vietnam Veteran still giving to his country
His name is Michael Reagan and he lives in Edmonds Wa. He's an artist who has dedicated his life to ALL our Fallen Hero's. Here is an interview he had back in 2006 that might explain it bette
first appeared: 1/7/2008
WO 1 Edwin Franklin Sholar from Murray, KY - KIA Vietnam June 04, 1969
Edwin Franklin Sholar was born March 04, 1947 in Murray, KY son of Elmer F. Sholar and Emma Higgins. He and his sister, Linda Faye, grew up in a loving Christian home, attended the local Baptist chur
first appeared: 12/6/2007
The Day it Snowed in Vietnam
The Day it Snowed in Vietnam: a true storyJim Schueckler, Founder: The Virtual Wall www.VirtualWall.org Christmas carols played in the mess hall, but it didn't feel like Christmas Eve.
first appeared: 11/8/2007
I Came To See My Son's Name.
I came to see my son's name. These or similar words are on the lips, minds, and hearts of people who journey to see their 'special name' on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, the Wall,
first appeared: 11/8/2007
Battle of Fire Base Gold @ Suoi Tre
The operation had the HIGHEST 1-day Kill of the enemy; for the entire war.There wer an astounding 647 dead bodies(V.C.) on the field of battle;with another 300 suspected dead dragged away. I ha
first appeared: 10/15/2007
K9 Veterans Day
I am saluting a veteran/veterans who truly have no say. In fact though not officially drafted, they really had no say in having to serve, yet they served with the greatest of honor, often quite her
first appeared: 10/11/2007
My Military Career
I was in the Air Force for 8+ years and had some great duty stations. I was with a U2 Squadron out of DelRio Tx. Did a lot of TDY with them. After a tour at Goose Bay Labrador, I took my discharge an
first appeared: 9/24/2007
Deliverance
Why is it when we're young, no contentment can be found? All our hope lies somewhere in the future, where things always look better. When I was in elementary school, I wanted to explore the world
first appeared: 9/24/2007
Firebase Ripcord
In July of 1970 my company was to assalt a hill called 805. It was July 12. Iremember the day well. It was my 21st birthday. We took the hill without any opposition. Thought we had it made. Not hardl
first appeared: 9/19/2007
We Can Handle It
The following story is based upon personal recollections of events that took place while on a mission in the spring of 1969 serving as a nineteen year old door gunner.
first appeared: 9/18/2007
Screaming Eagles
After the 101st was established in the 1940s, its national headquarters moved several times before settling at Fort Campbell in 1956. Now every Army unit displaying the trademark 101st Screaming Eagle patch is stationed there.
first appeared: 11/27/2005
Home of Heroes
Four recipients of the nation's highest award for military bravery have called Pueblo, Colorado home. Because of the distinction, Congress in 1993 designated Pueblo the Home of Heroes.
first appeared: 10/30/2005
Freedom's Responsibilities
Four generations of military veterans tell what it means to serve their country
first appeared: 11/7/2004
Releasing Symbols of Love & Hope
Releasing birds to mark special occasions has become the life work of Rob Nicholls, who established White Birds Express with his wife, Sally
first appeared: 3/28/2004
Honoring America's Military
Organized roughly chronologically, the Motts Military Museum museum takes you through the history of each American war, with display cases packed with everything from bullets to medical instruments.
first appeared: 8/25/2002
A New Generation Honors Our Veterans
Nikki Mendicino captures the hearts of veterans across America.
first appeared: 5/19/2002
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