Submitted by Name: neal sisson From: paragould ar E-mail: Contact
Comments: he did 2 tours i believe in 1968 and 1969 i believe he was some where around xuan loc this could be mispelled anything you help me would be appr thank you
Admin reply: Your best bet for finding someone who may have known him would be to attend a reunion. I would say there is a very definate chance that there is someone there who served with him. You could also go to the Master Roster site on the first page and type in A TRP, 1/11 . This will bring up a list of every one who was in A troop while over there that are registered with the 11th ACVVC. On it you may find someone who's name you might recognize. If we can be of any further help just let us know.
Bob and Barb Moreno G troop 68/69
Added: February 22, 2011
Submitted by Name: sisson neal From: paragould ar 72450 E-mail: Contact
Comments: i believe he was with atroop 1/11th .we missed each otheras he wascoming home from vietnam iwas going so ididnot seehim very much that is the reason i would like to hear how he did in his military life if i could get some kind of paper work or even serial number i could send it to st louis and get a copy of his recordsatst louis thank you
Comments: Does anyone remember which tank that Sgt. Charles Matthews was tank commander? He was in Vietnam from June 23, 1969 until he was killed on August 13, 1969.
Added: February 21, 2011
Submitted by Name: sisson neal j From: paragould ar 72450 E-mail: Contact
Comments: my brother delbert was a member of this unit in vietnam.he passed away with lung cancer in sept 2002 we sure miss alot. i spent july 1970 to july1971 i tried to follow in his footprints but got to a first sergeant and had to retire. if there is any way i could get any information about his tour i would really appr it you could reach me at my e-mail thank you
Admin reply: you are more than welcome to attend our reunion in St Louis. There you may meet several guys who served with him. What unit was he with (A Trp and etc)
Added: February 20, 2011
Submitted by Name: John Hien From: Milwaukee, WI, USA E-mail: Contact
Comments: Come on, visitors....step up to plate on this.....
PLEASE READ AND HELP THE FAMILY OF ONE OF OUR KIA’S....Since 2009 Judy Dietz, the daughter of PSgt Glenn Nicholson (H Co...KIA 5/5/68) has been working to get the state of Kansas to provide ‘Gold Star Family’ license plates for the families of those killed in action from WWI to the present. The ‘Gold Star Family’ plates differ from ‘Gold Star Mother’ plates in that ‘Gold Star Mother’ plates are issued only to women who lost sons. At this time, the Kansas legislators are just dragging their feet. Her’s what I’m asking:
Go to website: www.change.org In the upper right hand corner is a link to search for petions. Enter the words Gold Star and do a search When the petition comes up, you’ll see a picture of PSgt Glenn Nicholson. Please sign the petition.
The entire process takes only a few minutes, but Judy will really appreciate your support.
Added: February 17, 2011
Submitted by Name: Robert Pennington From: Louisville, KY E-mail: Contact
Comments: My name is Robert Pennington and I served in G-Troop 11th Cav commander of a medic track in 68-69. I am looking for people I served with during that time. You can e-mail me at melinapennington@yahoo.com which is my daughter email or call me would be better at 502-408-4259 thank you
Admin reply: Hi My name is Barb Moreno. My husband Roberto (Bob) Moreno was also in G Troop in 68/69. You may contact him at gtroopbob@gmail.com
Added: February 15, 2011
Submitted by Name: Natividad. A. ( Nat ) Trevino From: Houston, Texas E-mail: Contact
Comments: Does anyone know how to get in touch with the quartermaster?? Thanks,FRED
Added: February 12, 2011
Submitted by Name: John Hien (H/2/11 ACR...'67-'68) From: Milwaukee, WI, USA E-mail: Contact
Comments: PLEASE READ AND HELP THE FAMILY OF ONE OF OUR KIA’S....Since 2009 Judy Dietz, the daughter of PSgt Glenn Nicholson (H Co...KIA 5/5/68) has been working to get the state of Kansas to provide ‘Gold Star Family’ license plates for the families of those killed in action from WWI to the present. The ‘Gold Star Family’ plates differ from ‘Gold Star Mother’ plates in that ‘Gold Star Mother’ plates are issued only to women who lost sons. At this time, the Kansas legislators are just dragging their feet. Her’s what I’m asking:
Go to website: www.change.org In the upper right hand corner is a link to search for petions. Enter the words Gold Star and do a search When the petition comes up, you’ll see a picture of PSgt Glenn Nicholson. Please sign the petition.
The entire process takes only a few minutes, but Judy will really appreciate your support.
Added: February 10, 2011
Submitted by Name: Romeo Martin From: Plainville,ct E-mail: Contact
Comments: Ed I found a Wesley Burk who lives E English Point Rd Hayden Lake,ID 83835-2671 Good Luck! Romeo Martin A Troop 1970
Name: neal sisson
From: paragould ar
E-mail: Contact
he did 2 tours i believe in 1968 and 1969 i believe he was some where around xuan loc this could be mispelled anything you help me would be appr thank you
Admin reply: Your best bet for finding someone who may have known him would be to attend a reunion. I would say there is a very definate chance that there is someone there who served with him. You could also go to the Master Roster site on the first page and type in A TRP, 1/11 . This will bring up a list of every one who was in A troop while over there that are registered with the 11th ACVVC. On it you may find someone who's name you might recognize.
If we can be of any further help just let us know.
Bob and Barb Moreno
G troop 68/69