Bob Miller you and are on the same page. I like that.

Hey brothers i'm like everyone else,its hard to not say anything about our political climate in America right now but my family has had first hand dealings with what happened in Chattanooga last year..it hits close to home when you meet and share with the familys of these atrocities and our so called leaders dont have the "nads" to stand up and call it what it is!But enough about that,Perry did i ever send you the paper i found that lists names of A and D co's men that were awarded the Arcom medal on 23 march 1971? it contains their names and ss nos.and rank.I can send this to you if you want.

Terry, that's an easy one Brother. Look under Fallen Brothers/Since Vietnam on the menu bar.

Not sure how up to date it is though. I'll see if I have others that have been reported but have not been added. Thanks for asking.

Perry, Becky thought when she was looking through the web site for the 589th, she found where there was a list of brothers who have past away since Vietnam. She can't seem to find it now or is she going crazy, maybe both. Can you tell us where she found it

So many of us who have experienced what we have, the very worst and the very best of learning about those things in life and death which jump up and grip us with the reality that we have a genuine love for one another. Not a watered down version, but the stuff that lasts like surviving a mortar burst or listening to an AK round burn past you and explode a sandbag alongside your head. Mights well say it we have most all of us been there. I love and appreciate my brothers because I have seen them firsthand , who they are and what they are willing to do, for me and everyone who believes in Liberty. So I agree, lets leave the high and to right or high and to the left hysteria for the pundits. They only wish they could have what we have, and that is a genuine love for Liberty and one another....Nodof! P.S.... Don'T THINK i misspelled anythin....

I agree with Mr. McLain and Mr. Jinkins. The nation has been divided by politics during the last 2 decades and it appears to be getting worse. I fear the organization will suffer, if political rhetoric is the way of the future. It's not the direction I thought we were headed.

The 589th rules have always been - no politics and no religious talk on the web page and during the official parts of the 589th reunions. People have plenty of other opportunities to express their views in this nation. For me, the 589th Association has been about healing pain; clarifying memories; honoring those we lost; and assisting each other as best we can as we and our wives enter the last phase of our lives. For me, political rants detract from what we (I thought) were about. If this is going to be a change (or has changed) for the 589th - count me out. :confused:

Not to blast any of my Brothers but I can't find anything happy about Memorial Day!!! I lost a Uncle in WWIl and some Great in Vietnam!!! Just Honor All Our Fallen Brothers!!! Thanks.....

Happy Memorial Day to all my 589th Brothers! May God Bless the families of all our Fallen Heroes! May they never be forgotten! Glad to see the Guestbook being used so much recently and glad to be a part of it!

Thanks, Perry

would like to hear from bob miller. I remember him. I talked to chester hibbs not long ago. planning to meet some day. he lives close to me. hope you can get in touch with me Bob.

Perry, do you know if the mini-reunion at Ft. Hood was videoed or taped? If it was I really would like a copy. Thanks.

With apologies to my brothers on this blog the following maxim might be heeded with regard to political discussions. It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt