Submitted by Name: Je * * * From: Now in Geneva Switzerland
Comments: on FEB 24-25 1968, we almost met in Hué; I was (we were) at (approx) YD77117, and you all were about 2 Ks north. Check your map; its well done...
Maybe we should discuss on day; may be interesting for all...
smight bco 2/327 "no Slack" 1st Bde, 101st ABN DIV
Added: May 7, 2012
Submitted by Name: R.A. Franklin From: Southern Il. E-mail: Contact
Comments: I have some tank pics from the An Hoa, Phu-Loc 6/Liberty Bridge area circa 68-69. If you give me a E-mail address I will forward them on. I ran the Danang convoy for a long while and took many pics of the area. I was Jason Fleece 6 on the net, most of the time my tank security was "Tiger Shark" I loved tanks and the crazy guys that drove them. Semper Fi.... R. A. Franklin
Added: February 3, 2012
Submitted by Name: Kenneth Hendry From: Tampa Fl. E-mail: Contact
Comments: I was with 3rd AntiTanks Ontos in 1964, Served in South China Sea with Task Force 76.from 25July 1964 We started out aboard USS Alamo LSD-33 Then some time in Sept 1964 we off loaded in the Gulf onto USS Tortuga LSD-26 returned to Camp Hansen Oki. 10 Nov 1964. Had so great times Hong Kong, PI, Taiwan ;)
Added: January 31, 2012
Submitted by Name: Dale walker From: Troy Ohio E-mail: Contact
Comments: 3rd tanks over seas 1975 for the fall, in corp 1974-78 29 plams 76- 78 first marine platoon to go to fort knox for tank training with 25 other men then we all went over seas together I was a gunner right away Thanks to all From Cpl Walker back then
Added: December 18, 2011
Submitted by Name: GEORGE W. JESSOP, III From: PITTSBURGH, PA, live in SLC, Ut. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Semper Fidelis Marines. I was a school trained 2142 with 1st AmTracs, May 66 to July 66. I was transfered to FLSG-B at ChuLai and became an OJT, 2151 Turret mech under SSgt Bartley and Sgt Doedynes, with L/Cpls Macnamarra from Chicago, and Mickey from Detroit. I was the turret mech that argued for a prefire when an Ontos blew up a 6x killing 2 Marines outside QuangGnai. We checked that Thing until we proved the sear, on the fired 106, was bad and caused the prefire. I was also the turret mech on DeSoto,where, besides trying to keep actuators working, was 'drafted' into 7th to do perimeter sweeps. After being sent to DongHa,under the NVAs' artillery fan, I came up to ConThien on the Rough Rider the first day of Buffalo.
Oh yea, big fun.
Added: December 9, 2011
Submitted by Name: Doug 'Doc' Wean From: Oregon,Il. E-mail: Contact
Comments: Corpsman "A" Company 5th AT Bn. Jan68-July68, Camp Hanson,Camp Schwab.
Added: December 2, 2011
Submitted by Name: Fred From: Searcy E-mail: Contact
Submitted by Name: Pete Ritch From: Florida E-mail: Contact
Comments: Glad to see the Foundation collecting our stories and memories!
Added: November 15, 2011
Submitted by Name: Jim McKnight From: Florida E-mail: Contact
Comments: Semper Fi. once a Tanker always a Tanker.
Added: November 14, 2011
Submitted by Name: Bill Wertz From: California E-mail: Contact
Comments: Excellent job done by all on this web site. Thanks for making it available to keep us well advised as to what is happening in our elite group. Lance Corporal W.H.Wertz Jr.
Name: Je * * *
From: Now in Geneva Switzerland
on FEB 24-25 1968, we almost met in Hué; I was (we were) at (approx) YD77117, and you all were about 2 Ks north.
Check your map; its well done...
Maybe we should discuss on day; may be interesting for all...
smight
bco 2/327 "no Slack"
1st Bde, 101st ABN DIV