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  • Art, I have enjoyed viewing your photos of Vietnam and Danang. I was with the 6924th SS from late 1967 thru mid 1969. I remember many of the things I see in your photo's. Were you with the 6924th by chance? Chip Tanis Boca Raton, FL.

  • said chiptanis

  • 2008.02.06 at 11:08:08 PST

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  • Great pics of viet nam,iwas at TanMy with 403rdtrans 71-72.Check out my pic on gnyoungblood,travel,frein ds&fun.Thanks an Welcome,Home. sgt Harvey Youngblood (gene)gnyoungblood@yahioo .com

  • said gnyoungblood

  • 2007.12.23 at 10:39:28 PST

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  • Oh, what memories this album brought back. I was in Danang 67/68 with Redhorse building those buildings and watching them get blown up. I was in my barracks one night when five went up around my barracks. Starting right next to mine. It was very moving to see it again. No one could know what it was like in Vietnam unless they had been there and seen their friends hurt and killed.

  • said police370

  • 2007.12.13 at 17:15:32 PST

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  • Very touching and interesting album. All the best, Vladimir

  • said wertyas

  • 2007.07.22 at 01:02:00 PDT

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  • So glad I have found this again..in the prev message I meant to refer you to member Leonslens He has had a number of his images published ... regards poppy

  • said poppy1812

  • 2006.09.08 at 07:18:14 PDT

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  • YOu have some interesting Vietnam pics, captured some memorable moments. I like all the wonderful flower albums too. Perhaps you would like to look at some Nam pics in my albums taken by an Australian

  • said poppy1812

  • 2006.01.06 at 23:01:00 PST

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  • Hi Art , I have spent some time looking at you Car albums , I did 2 tours in Nam,the 1st one in 1968(Vung Tau) 147th assault support helicopter unit AKA the Hill Climbers. 2nd on up north Flew into Da Nang a couple of times.thanks for signing my guest book & for sharing you photos, I was a Chinook Flight engineer, now retired of course. Have a good week. Nev AKA alocolobo@msn.com

  • said alocolobo

  • 2004.07.25 at 16:20:38 PDT

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  • THANKS FOR ALL YOU DID, AND ALL YOU GAVE..GOD BLESS....msdek

  • said msdek

  • 2004.06.11 at 01:37:31 PDT

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  • Dear Art, your photos are very time-trippy !! Could you please fill me in on a Katyusha attack (122mm rocket fragments I picked out of my burnt belongings later had Russian markings!) directly on the Comint-types' barracks around July, 1967. I need the date for PTSD clearance at V.A. hospital here. I was at the Secure Ops site across the runways, at work when the rockets hit us in the sleeping quarters. I think only two men were wounded, but very badly. My barrack was hit directly in my cube, and the fire from it burned down the two bunkers on either side, plus the next adjacent 80-man billet on each side. The Navy-spook's billet was spared to the south. Also, what was the name of the mission the Navy "Batship&quo t; flew in their 121-s?? ( Compared to "Commando Lance" on the Air Force monniker list.) Thanks. E-mail: HEARTINTHEWALL@YAHOO.COM Rex Patton

  • said mramerica1967

  • 2004.01.03 at 11:21:55 PST

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  • This was a very moving album.. very interesting..thanks so much for sharing these...Sheree

  • said shereeg39

  • 2003.11.23 at 17:29:22 PST

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  • I have photos from my days with the 377th SPS at Tan Son Nhut AB (67-68) under webshots dmd306. Do you remember a Terry Luther? He was at DaNang the same time you were? Are you a VSPA member?

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  • 2002.07.30 at 08:33:05 PDT

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  • Was with 366MMS at DaNang 4-67 to 4-68 great photos Thanks for the Memories

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  • 2002.07.13 at 02:30:08 PDT

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  • Pat! I need your e-mail address. art_plum

  • said art_plum

  • 2002.03.13 at 05:24:49 PST

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  • I would like to have more info on the pic's, Some I think I was there.

  • said pathaygood

  • 2002.03.12 at 14:28:29 PST

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