Nobody doubts that A Company can read as long as they can move their lips and use their fingers and they have lots of time and the words are not very big.

Thanks for all the kind words regarding my little book.. I worried about how it would be received by my fellow Mountain Movers.. Thanks to all..Hope to see you all in Branson. God bless

Bob Price ya that was me it was nice to here from you.

Al's book is a great read. C Company - check out pages 117 to 118. Al is in the hospital at Nha Trang when Cirilo Silva is brought in after the ambush Cirilo was in. Cirilo is shot up and still shows a sense of humor!

i read al carlisle book "DEPTH OF FIELD..." AND REALLY ENJOYED IT.YES PEOPLE IN "A"CO CAN READ W/HELP.HOPE AL PUBLISHES ANOTHER.

Henry Frei,I can see you on that auger just about to pull your red hair out as if it was yesterday. On my birthday Oct /67 my 21st I borrowed your civis to go in to Qui Nhon. Your from Maryland right??? your famliywas into boating right??? Take Care,Welcome Home Buddy..Bob Price

Today is Armed Forces Day. THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE and WELCOME HOME ! Lets remember to thank and pray for those serving our country and protecting America today.

Today is Armed Forces Day. THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE and WELCOME HOME ! Lets remember to thank and pray for those serving our country and protecting America today

Bobby Thomas, I remember the day that you got shot like it just happened. Guy's, it should be noted into the books that this guy is a HERO! He got hit saving a childs life. Bobby is not one to stand on a soap box but I, personally, believe he should tell the story on how he almost lost his life saving someone else's. I know he got a hard 5 stripe & a purple heart out of the deal but he should have gotten more. I am proud to say I served with guy's like this & would do it again in a heart beat. Tom

Sure do appreciate Carliles adventure with his book....I doubt he would remember me, but I did go visit him in the little hospital they had there in at the Phan Rang airbase. As I recall he was also somthing of an "Artist" in those days . Looking forward to reading it and sharing his story with my family and friends. If Jenkins had any idea how hard it is for me to look up all these fancy words so I don't misspell em maybe he wouldn't make fun of me all the time..

I would like to say thanks to all that fought for me to serve today. I know everyone has stories to tell about history as I served in the 589th Engineer Battalion in May of 1992 at the home of the Engineers Fort Leonard Wood Missouri "Sappers lead the way"," Mountain Movers" "Essayons" "Let us Try"

Vernon Barber, I think we ran around a little at Ft. Hood, Tx. Were you divorced at that time? Do you remember Ben Dollmont, he was from Canada. How about Doc Tolbee, Phillip Hutchins, Russell Campell, William ( Bill ) Taylor? Charles Begley said Campbell Died in 08' I think and Taylor In 07'. Also Edward Reed, from Ca., he schooled me in the art of playing poker. I was a poor student ! We were a group of young men going into the unknown. Thank God for the ones that made it back, lets all pray for the safety of our troops today. Another Old soldier

Dick Rodda, what company were you with when you shipped over on the USS Pope? I was In B Co. and loss all my money playing poker to pass the time. I was transfered out to D Co. 84th after about two months.