Recon's Guestbook

Submitted by
Name: Dave Oshel
From: Torrington, Wyoming
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Been thinking of all the ground pounder's that i served with from 1966 to 1967 and to the ones who followed our path.. God Bless you all and to the spouses also!!

Added: May 30, 2018

Submitted by
Name: Gary Seals
From: Shelby, Oh / now Palm Harbor , Fl
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Just a note to say hello to everyone as I haven't been on here for some time. Hope you all are hangin' in ok.
I do have a question for anyone who can answer.... How do you get a password ? I would like to reply to the young man in Palo Alto , Cal , Mitch Pi. He referenced Gerry Hwang. Sgt Hwang and I served together up until we lost him in May 1969.

Added: March 12, 2018

Submitted by
Name: Turkey

Comments:
Check Out the Reunion Link and Book Now as the new LaQuinta is the Old Holiday Inn Experss. This is to be Our Last Formal Reunion at Kokomo. Not that we won't ever attend for a one day visit. Times are getting Difficult and the Word "Struggle" has a whole new meaning for us Old Folks! Love Ya All, God Bless. Turkey

Added: March 4, 2018

Submitted by
Name: TERRY SEAMS
From: "Clarkdale, Az"
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
"Thanks to all who have worked so hard over the years to keep us informed, especially Turkey. God Bless all of us, our families and our brothers who we lost."

Added: 7-Feb-18

Submitted by
Name: Mitch Pi
From: Palo Alto
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
"This a very rambling comment, so I apologize in advance to whoever reads this.(posting in two comments due to the 1000 character limit). Thanks for maintaining this website for the future generations! I'm just seventeen years old, so most of you guys are going to be magnitudes older than me. For most of my life, Vietnam didn't truly feel "real" to me. It was halfway across the world and ended thirty years before my birth. There's that one quote by someone I'm not going to name, which goes ""The death of one person is a tragedy, the death of a million is a statistic,"" Which is all too true. Everyone knows that 58 thousand American died in Vietnam, but when you lump them all together nobody really stops to think that each of those men had lives as complex and vivid as ours, and each of them had dreams they would never fulfill, friends they would never see again, etc. (part 1/2)"

Added: 6-Feb-18

Submitted by
Name: Mitch Pi
From: Palo Alto
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
"Anyways, I was browsing people from my city on the vietnam "wall of faces website", and reading all the remembrances made the war feel so much more personal. Researching Gerry R Hwang(from my city) and a "Thomas E. Rock",(left some stuff at the wall, and who I can't find anything about on google) led me to this website, which I've been browsing for the past hour. Thanks again to all those who served in the 1/16th, and a special thanks to whoever runs this page. I know this is weird, some seventeen year old kid from Silicon Valley writing so much about this page- I've developed a large interest in the Vietnam war, and reading the "Faces of Vietnam" website as well as this page have made me feel so much emotions. Anyways, I'd love to hear from you all, so if you'd like to talk -be it about Vietnam or anything- shoot me an email at mitchpi2000@gmail.com! -Mitch (part 2/2)"

Added: 6-Feb-18

Submitted by
Name: Turkey

Comments:
Happy New year All and Good Continuations thru-out

Added: 16-Jan-18

Submitted by
Name: Chuck Meier
From: Mission Texas (Shell Rock IA)
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my Recon brothers!!!

Added: 25-Dec-17

Submitted by
Name: Dave Oshel
From: Torrington Wyoming
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Merry Christmas to all my BRO's and wives. have a nice day and a super New Year's day also... We had each other's back in Viet Nam and even now at Christmas time our battle buddies are working overtime for our well being.. Thank's guy's and have a safe holiday season!! :D

Added: 25-Dec-17

Submitted by
Name: Jimmy Julian
From: "Lawton, Ok"
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
My name is Jimmy Julian (Deb Julian's son) and my PaPa is Sgt Jesse C Martin. I am so proud of you and honored to be your grandson. You're my hero PaPa. GO BIG RED 1

Added: 14-Nov-17