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The code talker was the guest speaker at the Angel Fire, NM reunion 2005. The hosts were Jack and Peggy Petrowsky. Jack has since passed away.

The Bastard Canteen bar is in Downey, Ca., owned by a Magnificent Bastard. He fought with the city to get the name approved. As the website

Many years ago there was a Dai Do gathering at the Globe & Laurel that Maj. Rick Spooner owns. John Ripley was there. He had just released his

Gunny Brandon passed last year (2017) and will be missed forever, he was truly an amazing man. He legally changed his name from Percy to Gunny. His

This link gives you lots of information concerning command chronologies of military units [all services] having operated in Vietnam. Not all of the

The family of Sergeant William Stacey received his posthumous Bronze Star and a 2/4 Association certificate certifying that a brick in his honor would

"My son, Sgt Julian Clement Chase (KIA, 05-28-12, Helmand Provence) took this photo. I wanted to pass this on to you all. Julian worked with and spoke

The corresponding link, click here, will show you where heavy spraying of Agent Orange was conducted during the Vietnam War. It does not tell you when

The following is a copy of an original letter received from Cpl. Arthur Schobert by Becky Valdez. Arthur currently lives in San Diego, California and,

This photo was taken on Thanksgiving Day 1967 sitting on the marston matting next to the fuel pits at Quang Tri RVN. We had been flying resupply and

“Hi Bill, The Battle of Dai Do ended for me the evening of May 2, 1968. There were only about 75 of us left that evening, so we set up a perimeter

The YN-19 was assigned to all the CH-34 squadrons in Vietnam at one time or another.  It was restored and flown to the museum on its’ last flight by