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| Name: Tom Costanzo | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Omaha, Ne |
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I was with HHC, 36th Engineers in Vinh Long from March, 1969 to March, 1970. Some called me "Meatball". I worked in supply, and I went on supply runs to Can Tho once or twice a week in a 3/4 truck with anyone I could find to ride shotgun. I must have been crazy because we never had a communication radio. We always let the civilians "clear the mines first" before we set out. I think I have found one person so far I know on this site.
| Name: fred sommers | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: raleigh nc |
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was with HHC vinh long 70-71 worked in the s4 and took care of the property books for the bn
| Name: Jim Sumner | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Vermont |
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I was with HHC 36th Eng, Vinh Long as a Surveyor 69-70. Any information on a 2005 Reunion?
| Name: Bernie Corbin | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Florida |
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Worked at the rock peir for alot of nights and ran the crane and loaders.Also ran covoys under LT. Mick to Long Binh. Elton Morehouse was my last CO. Ended up driving water truck when I got short. Was in Vihn Long 69' and 70'. Anyone remembering me, please contact me. Retired now with cancer the VA attributes to Agent Orange.
| Name: Carroll Sickles | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Gadsden, Al. |
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Corrected-I was with D Co in 1969 & 1970. Drove a water truck, road grader, and ten ton. Names I remember, Johnson, Ferry, Nussbaum, Ybarra, Pitts, Thompson, Banks, Collins, DiNofrio, Nelson, Thenes, Barrios, Stages, LaBrecque, Fekete, Burns, Douglas, Gentry, Wilson, Jones. I have pictures of these men, if you would like a picture of yourself back in the old days holler at me. Please state subject in your email. My friends called me "Pop" because I had already been a year in RVN with the 14th Engrs in 1967-68.
| Name: Bill Watt | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Newton, IA |
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I was in 36th Engineers HQ co January 70 thru November 10th 70 when I ETSed out. If anybody out there was in country then you might remember me as Tiny. Would like to hear from anyone that feels like responding. Welcome to the WORLD
My Brothers
| Name: Leo Roberts | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Salt lake city Utah |
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I was one of the first to arrive at Fort Irwin,in 1966 by way of Ft.Bliss Tx
and then FT. Irwin WA.SERVED WITH
C COMPANY 1967 TO 1968 IN VUNG TAU
WOODY, BILL,JOE,TED,DANNY,DONALD,ALL YOU GUYS I WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU
| Name: steve (NICK)adams | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Hamilton Ohio |
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Just surfed in to see if any one I can remember has sined in.I guess maybe my old co. D buddies have either moved on or just dont know this sight exist,at any rate ,I am sure glad I found it .Thanks to all that put this sight together .Proud I was apart of the 36th.Hope to attend the 2005 reuinion. Steve (nick Adams
| Name: Catherine Garley Tobia | MY URL: Visit Me |
| My Email: Email Me | Location: Sacramento, Ca |
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My Uncle was a Green Beret in the Viet Nam War, his name is Walter E. Garley. I am and was always so proud of him. I was ashamed of the way the country he served treated him upon his return to the U.S. I was often ashamed of our family not supporting him more than we did. But I was never ashamed of him. I love Uncle Batiste
