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| Name: David S. Tipton From: Henderson, Nevada E-mail: dctipton@cox.net |
It is with regret that I inform EOD Techs around the world and especially Vietnam Vets about the passing this morning of Maj. Tom Salter. Any questions about the services or if you want to leave a message on this guestbook feel free to log on or e-mail me. David S. Tipton Adjutant, EOD Vietnam Vets dctipton@cox.net
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| Name: DAVID S. TIPTON From: Henderson, Nevada E-mail: dctipton@cox.net |
Please if anyone could help me find two Vietnam Vets. Charles Scott served in 85th EOD '67-'68. And James Calvin Herndon served in 170th 1968. Thanks if you can help just email me David S. Tipton, Adjutant EOD Vietnam Vets
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| Name: Leon Stearns From: Hinesville, Georgia E-mail: wingpac@coastalnow.net |
Hi Guys - Many names I recognize throughout this guest book, and many I don't. Served in 44th EOD at Cu Chi 1969 - 1970. Wanted to make the reunion in Huntsville, but just was not possible. Looking forward to Branson next year.
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| Name: David S. Tipton From: Henderson Nevada E-mail: dctipton@cox.net |
It is with great sadness that I report the death of one of our contemparies Harry Beemer. Harry left us on the 4th of Dec 2008 and is survived by his wife Connie of Camden Ark. You may leave a guestbook comment on the website for Proctor Funeral Home of Camden. The big guy with a soft voice will be missed but not forgotten by the EOD Brotherhood. Brother Dave Tipton Adjutant EOD Vietnam Vets
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| Name: Russell Hunt From: Ellicott City, Maryland E-mail: russell.skidancer@gmail.com |
Great to see some pictures from the 184th and to see comments about others tours in Vietnam. I was in the 184th latter '68 and with the 42nd until Jun 69. I remember our first swim in the 184th demo pool. Brings back lots of good and otherwise memories. Will have to dig through some pics to share. Thanks for the opportunity to share.
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| Name: Hugh Nauman From: Mound City, MO 64470 E-mail: bdgraves@embarqmail.com |
New email address for Hugh Nauman: bdgraves@embarqmail.com
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| Name: Gary Pool From: Tabor, Iowa E-mail: janpool@iowatelecom.net |
A going away party in Viet Nam, at least in the 3rd Ord was basically just another excuse to drink for each man just sort of oozed in and out of the unit. The departing man faded away without fanfare or an organized celebration. The good-byes among comrades and friends were more sincere because the departing felt guilty about leaving their teammates with a hazardous job unfinished, while those being left behind were jealous as well as glad for the lucky soldier returning to the world. Returning to the states was a distinct moment in time that we all hoped to live long enough to achieve. It was a goal that men prayed for, a day that was counted down to with short-timer calendars and posters. And yet that day of clearing the post was a defining moment in life that we all knew would never pass again. It was a summit you had fought to reach and at the same time a low, nearly depressing unavoidable life altering event. Each man signed out of the unit to slip away alone hoping to find a new life without the aid of the closest friendship he would ever form. It was also understood no matter how many promises were made to keep in touch, that the chances of ever meeting again were slim at best. Still we exchanged addresses and shook hands reluctant to be separated from the bonding brotherhood forged by heat of danger and tempered in the waters of compassion for one another. We may have served at the pleasure of the President but not the popular vote of the people and yet we did serve. It was service out of loyalty and love of country even though many thought the cause unjust; we suffered and perished in an alien land for strange people.
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| Name: David S. Tipton From: Henderson, Nevada E-mail: dctipton@cox.net |
I pitty the Vietnam Vets that didn't go the convention in Huntsville,Al on Oct 1-3. We had a great time. We got to see many Vets that did not make the St. Louis gathering. Please e-mail me or Commander Rick blasterflynn@yahoo.com and let us know about you and how to get in touch with you. If you are not listed with Vietnam Vets just e-mail dctipton@cox.net to be listed. I will send you a roster. Warm Regards
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| Name: Daniel Louwaerts From: Farmington Hills, MI E-mail: danaod@sbcglobal.net |
SP-5 Dan Louwaerts, called 'Lou' by some. Indian Head late '67. Dougway Utah, late '67 - 3/68. 42nd EOD, Bien Hoa, 4/68 - 4/69. I remember lots of faces, but few names. I remember some names but not faces. Stu Steinberg, Joe Tree from Dougway. I do remember Maj. DesChamps, MSgt Ramsey from the 42nd. Also Charley the monkey, 'n Sam the dog. The Dog Handlers next door. I missed the first Reunion, but I'll be at Huntsville. If you remember me, say hello, because I don't remember me back then. I'd be interested to know who I was. I'd like to remember more. See you next week.
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| Name: Hugh Nauman From: Mound City, MO 64470 E-mail: bgraves@squawcreek.net |
Glad to see this site. I have not seen any from my group since Vietnam and would love to hear from them.
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