LET ME FIRST SAY "THANK YOU" TO YOU AND YOUR FELLOW MARINES FOR ANSWERING THE CALL DURING THE TIME US SERVICEMEN WERE IN SEA. Super site,after a while it is as though you know the men in Delta. Naval Support Activity,Danang and Chu-lai
I try to keep up with all military sites,esp.Nam Certainly, "The Proud, The Few", fits 1/5. Some of the comments on your site mention John Wayne, but most of the guys I saw, Things that I thought only happened in the movies. I was with the platoon of tanks that was withġ/5 in Hue. PLEASE TELL ME ALL YOU CAN FROM THE MARINE THAT NEVER LEFT NAM MAX WELL HOPE TO HEAR FROM ALL OF YOU OUT THERE. FOOD WAS GRATE WE WENT AS FAR NORTH AS THE DMZ. YOU CAN SEE SOME POLES THAT HELD THE BRIDGE UP THE RIVER IS 2 OR 3 TIMES WIDER.STILL HOT AND THE KIDS STILL TRY TO SELL WHAT THEY HAVE BUT NOT THE SAME STUF WE BOUGHT BACK THEN. AN HOA JUST THE AIR STRIP, THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD I WAS ABLE TO WALK A BIT ON TI THE NEXT TIME I WILL WALK FROM AN HOA TO LIBERTY BRIDGE. AND WENT TO HILL 37 ALL THAT IS LEFT WAS THE FRENCH BUNKER, SOME SAND BAGS, RAZOR WIRE I HAVE A PIECE OF THAT AND SAND BAG. AM LOOKING FOR INFO DURING THAT TIME, I HAVE A PROBLEM REMEMBERING MUCH I HAVE PTSD AND AM A DISABLED VET SO ANY INFO YOU MARINES MIGHT HAVE ON THAT PERIOD OF TIME I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR. ON THE ROAD WORKING ON TRUCKS AND MINE SWEEP. I WAS IN AN HOA AND HILL 37 SEPT 67 TO OCT 68. I CAME TO YOUR SITE TO SEE ALL THE PICTURE.BUT FOR SOME REASON I AM UNABLE TO FIND THEM I SEE 4 PICTURE AT THE BEGINNING BUT THAT IS ALL. 1 in my book !!įROM WHAT I GOT FROM YOUR WEB SITE Q IS THAT I'AM VERY PROUD TO BE AND SERVE IN OUR MARINE CORP AND WHEN I LOOK AT OLD GLORY I ALWAYS REMBER THE MARINES THAT FOUGHT FOR HER THAT IS WAY I'LL LOVE HER AND FOR WHAT SHE STANDS FOR THANK YOU Q FOR THE HISTORY
My hats off to all you guys that served and stood up for what you believed in !! You guys are no. God Bless you all! I wish I could of helped. I'll continue to tell people the truth about Vietnam and our brave soldiers that served their Country. If I would have seen someone burn our flag, I would of bashed their head! I remember arguing with people that blamed our GI'S for the war and I told them to go spit on the elected officials that wouldn't allow our young people to win that war because they wanted to continue to make money off that mess over there. We live in a small community, so there wasn't anything radical. My wife and I actively opposed the war to bring our military people home. I lost a very close friend in Vietnam and many good friends I took care of through training. I was injured in training and I was honorably discharged with medical conditions. I never made it to Vietman and I was very upset about that at the time. I was a Navy Corpsman with Fleet Marines training with Marines to go to VietNam in 1963.Ĭomments,Praises,Gripes, What's On your mind?
NAMO BRIDGE VIETNAM PDF
We have calculated proximity exposure scores for each of the entries in this file, and where the files contains more than just a central coordinate, we provide an Adobe PDF with the more detailed information.How did you find out about this website? They have been declassified and are available at the National Archives, College Park, MD (NARA Reference: Land Transfer Agreements, compiled 1970-1972. The records were maintained by the Qui Nhon Sub Area Command.
Army Vietnam (USARV) to the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces (RVNAF).
NAMO BRIDGE VIETNAM SERIES
This series consists of legal agreements, related correspondence and photographs that document the physical and legal transfer of land, and in some cases structures, from the U.S.
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