Hey Jerry, I just looked and the info is there! Must have been a glitch! Guess you are wanting to sign up for it. See you there Brother!

Wondering
Had info on 2023 reunion ,an then I didn’t
Welcome home Brothers

It's time to begin preparation for the 2023 Honor Our Fallen Memorial Day tribute. I am once again asking our volunteers and any new veteran members to help me by visiting one of our fallen brother's grave, by placing flowers, and possibly meeting the relatives there. As you know we do this every year and it is one of our most important legacies to our brothers and their families. I will be sending an email to our past volunteers and if I can always use new folks to help carry this load. Please contact me if you would like to volunteer. You will not forget this experience. Just ask anyone who does this every year.

Just corrected the dates of our 2023 Reunion to: Arriving on Thursday, Oct 5th and checking out on Sunday, Oct 8th.

Sorry for the confusion.

Just an FYI guys..

The 2023 Reunion Info, Registration, and Who's Coming pages are now active on the 2023 Reunion Menu tab.

We have also welcomed 3 new members, all from D Co. Dickie Sykes, Peter Lamacchia, and Gregory Long.

Also of note is the addition of our 2022 Candid and Mug Shot photos and C Co, Gary Cossey's VN Photos.

Beter late than never!
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On this date 55 years ago, I returned to the USA after doing my duty in Vietnam. More thankful each year. Welcome home brothers, and RIP for those who never left!

Ran across a Boat Person on Facebook yesterday. He was in D CO and according to the April 67 morning report he was 51B20 Carpentry and Masonry Specialist. Anyone recognize the name Peter Lamacchia? I am trying to get more info on him and get him to apply for membership. I gave him the website address so he can see what we are (no password given to him).

WOW! Only 6 months to our next Reunion! I am excited already!

I was just wondering why Al Carlisles name has not been entered on our fallen brother's list
Thank You,

Hello. My name is Christine Lussier. I am the firstborn daughter of Robert Henry Lussier. My father divorced my mother and I lost contact with him during my teenage years. I don't know much about my father except what my mother tells me that he changed after Vietnam. I saw his obituary from 2012 recently and saw that Fletcher Sapp a battalion mate. Unfortunately he passed away in 2021, but Bob Spencer wrote a note on his obituary. I am hoping that somebody will remember my dad and will feel led to contact me to just tell me about him. I don't remember much about him and he never talked to us about Vietnam. I would like to know why I am who I am and I think this could help. I would love to see any photographs any of you have also. TYVM. CML.

Please continue using this e-mail for now. jtm302@aol.com
Thanks

I remember that night well Tommy. Very long night for sure.

55 years ago about this time i was lying in a shallow ditch on the South side of QL-19 across the road from a small Catholic Church next to the Bridge the V C had just blown up near the R,O,K, camp.Me and others from H q and A Cs had been loaded onto deuce and halfs and taken there to secure a perimeter around the bridge .Equipment operators were starting to build a temporary by pass around the blown bridge.
I lay there expecting another attack any time. Nothing behind me but Viet hooches and rice paddys. Probably hiding the V. C. that blew the bridge.Watching fire fights near and far and scared to death, praying for daylight.One of the longest nights of my life.