To All My Vietnam Brothers And Sisters

[MES 944]

MERRY CHRISTMAS

'67-'68 Vietnam 4thBN 42nd Artillery

[tevake]

Merry Christmas back at ya, Brother. I'm going to find a way to give a boost to a resent vet as a new year plan! Join me if you get a chance.

Cheers Richard

[Drdogface]

Same here... Have a good one and take care...

Meddac 1970

[Hard-Deck]

Too young, but I'm still grinding.

Merry Christmas to you Vietnam Brothers.

[pete3799]

Thank you for your service.
Merry Christmas to all.

[BeyGon]

Thanks and Merry Christmas to you too,
USMC Vietnam 67 till late December 68

[Hugh R]

USMC 1970-72. Did NOTHING compared to most of you.

[Seabear]

Merry Christmas and Peace to all.

PO3 with L Company, MarSpt Btn 69-70

[aap1966]

All I, as a civilian, can ever say:

Thank you.

Merry Christmas to all who serve, and have served.

[flyenby]

Thanks
1st Infantry Div 11 Bravo Grunt
25th Infantry Div Armor recon
10/31/69-------12/4/70 in country

I will never forget my fallen brothers....and try to live the life they did not get...
Went in at 19 came home 20yr old

[Jim Bremner]

Thank you gents!

[Rapewta]

Welcome home.

Cam Ranh Bay
July 70 - July 71
USN

[speeder]

Thank you to all for your service and Merry Christmas!

One of my favorite people in the world, (like an older brother to me), fought in Viet Nam USMC '69-'70.

[tops911]

MES 944 my uncle was a LT in 4-42 FA in Vietnam. I'm not sure of the time though, but I think it was around the same time. His last name was Geis.

[FLYGEEZER]

Welcome Home & Merry Christmas my brothers.
362 TEWS Sq. USAF Pleiku AB 67-68

[MES 944]

Originally Posted by tops911

MES 944 my uncle was a LT in 4-42 FA in Vietnam. I'm not sure of the time though, but I think it was around the same time. His last name was Geis.

I was there Feb. '67 to Feb. '68 with B Battery. Was he a FO

[tops911]

MES 944, he was an FO and a battery XO. I was thinking it was Bravo Battery, but I would not trust my memory. However, I'm thinking he was over there around that time. I remember flying to DC with him after got out of the Army and I think I was around 4 or 5 so that would have been around 1966 or 1967. So after thinking more about it he probably left befor you got there. My first- first sergeant in the Army was in 4-42 FA; he was a CPL and possably a SGT, howitzer section chief his name was James Smith, he may have been the one in Bravo Battery. It was hard to beleive both my uncle and the 1SG were in the same unit in Vietnam but I think they were in at different times. Smith is a pretty common name and my uncle could not remember if he was in the unit at the same time. By the time I found out what unit my uncle was in the 1SG had retired.
It's nice talking to a fellow Artilleryman, I'm a CSM of the airborne artillery battalion in the 173d Airborne Brigade.
Thanks for your service!!!

[lin7310948]

i was drafted during this era...june 17 1966.....went to artillery ocs at ft sill and was assigned to ft sill for the remaining two years of my comission... thanks to you those who served in vietnam. three of my classmates went and were killed in action. one of them received the silver star...all three heroes in my mind and will always be!

[shadowjack1]

Merry Christmas to you guys and gals.
5th. Marines, DMZ Camp Carroll
Semper Fi

[widgeon13]

Amen and Merry Christmas to all that went. I wasn't there but on active duty at the time. Had many friends go and some not return. Thanks to all!