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Served in the USCG 1966 to 1790 spent part of 68 all of 69 and part of 70 in Nam. Ran in to a few of your boys in Vung Tao, and Song Ong Doc. Glad to see this very informative and historicaly correct site. Keep up the good work and God Bless you all.

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The USMC hat you describe as a "slouch" hat is called a "campaign hat" in the U.S. Marine Corps and is of solid, fixed construction with an un-moveable brim. For at least the last 40 years it is only worn by Drill Instructors.

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Most informative site, I have referred many of my friends & co-workers to Digger History & will continue to do so...

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wow :))

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GREAT SITE. TELLS US MORE ABOUT OUR HEROES

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It's = it is. Ten demerits and loss of a grade. That is all.

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Who out there knows of the Australian 2/6 Commando Squat and the battle of Kaiapit

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I'm wondering if anyone exposed to agent orange has developed a disease called Wegener's Graulomatosis.

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My father was in Changi until 18th May 1943 then shipped to Japan. He only servived 9 years after war leaving a wife and 3 children.I'd like to find out more about his time as POW.

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I love life

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Austrailia's fighting men and women accomplished amazing feats during World War II and they deserve all the tribute we can pass on. When I read about the fighting, trekking and living conditions along the Kokoda Trail I am awe struck.