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http://www.veteranprograms.com Great website! VSO’s throughout the Nation tell us the U.S. Veteran Compensation Programs is a GREAT website as well. In fact, it is the website recommended by VSO’s around the world. Veterans who are actively pursuing a service-connected claim or seeking an increase in compensation visit U.S. Veteran Compensation Programs to learn how to file, who to see, where to go, what to do, and so much more. Visit it today! http://www.veteranprograms.com

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Interesting and informative site.

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Great site and very informative. I do have a question for you, I have a friend whose father was korea I think, he has two patches that are interesting, they are both have a royal blue background one has a gold ship wheel and the other has a gold bomb torpedo shape any ideas

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My Father Andrew (Bill) Archer From Story St Maroubra s/n NX137764 was in the 7th Division 2/4 field artillery 25 pounder's ...He passed away on 24/1/2010.

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I was in nam june 1965 to january 1966 with 670th transportation co.I qualified for compensation diabetes because of agent orange i started with 30% now iam up to 90%

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Hi there Diggerhistory crew.. I found this old bayonet in my back yard. It is very rusted and most of the blade is missing - just the first 4 1/2 inches left. I found the serial S 7 (or 8 7) on the blade.. Is there somewhere in Melbourne where I could give it to? I'm sure its worth nothing as its blade is mostly missing. I'm sure it would have been from the 1860 Victorian Volunteers though. I found it here in Northcote, Melbourne. Thanks for your time, if you are interested I could send some pics, Sincerely tonchi

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Great sight it is a credit to you all, keep the history flowing onto each generation. my granfather and two great uncles were in the 33rd batt armidale mob, they came back scarred but made it through life with true ANZAC tradition. regards and thank you brian G

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Thank you for the site. I enjoyed the USMC. We Texan's are much like the Ausies in many ways in my opinion. My father was a combat Marine on Iwo Jima and Occupation of Japan. There is a link to a web page dedicated to him on my LinkedIn profile.

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Hi, this site is great. I just bought an army hat I found in a retro store in Sydney, but had no idea what kind it was. Thanks to your site, I've been able to identify it as a Colour Sergeant's hat!