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Monday 09/06/2004 11:38:46am
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Tom Fisher
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tomnjeri@msn.com
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Lewisville, TX
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With B/2/77, 25th Inf Div. Attached to A/4/9 Inf (Manchus) and B/2/27 (Wolfhounds). In RVN Jan-Dec 1968. My compliments on such an excellent site.
Saturday 09/04/2004 8:28:13pm
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Mikie
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http://277arty.net
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Just testing my auto-alert, so I don't miss more signings of the book,
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Wednesday 08/11/2004 5:21:18am
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Mario Salazar
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http://www.VietnamTripleDeuce.org
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mariosalazar@comcast.net
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Montgomery Village, MD, USA
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I was in the relief column in Soie Tre, I was with the 2nd Battalion Mz, 22nd Infantry. I am the webmaster of the http://www.VietnamTripleDeuce.org site. Love your photos, and could stay in your site for hours. Thanks brother and welcome home.
Mario
Sunday 07/18/2004 11:37:33am
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Ron Elliff
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relliff@golzen.com
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Tacoma, WA
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Went over w/6-77, transferred to 2-77 in FDC, then FO ........good times?? Looking for a couple of characters named Johnson and Johnston from back East. I left this crap alone for 35 years, now decided to look into it. ......thanks for having this info available...Lt Stone??........r elliff
Wednesday 05/05/2004 4:09:29pm
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Clark L. Lohmann
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clark222@cox.net
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Omaha, Ne USA
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Just surfed in and I really like your site. I was at Burt Jan 1-2 1968. And I want to thank all you men of the 2/77. That was what I call the longest Night. I was on LP that night and in between the NVA and VC and our people was something that just will not go away, seems like I have the call sign 22 this is LP 2 over I call enemy movement the whole night and by morning our platoon came out expecting to find us dead but by the grace of god we made it. There was probably 25-30 NVA/VC near our position. It was an honor to serve with all you brave men and WELCOME HOME. I was with Bravo 2-22 Inf Mech 67-68. And any one with any information on the battle I would sure love to have any pictures or newsclippings, I lost everything I had when my Vietnam career ended May 27, 68 when I was blown up woke up 2 days later, and by the time my duffle bag caught up with me through all the Hospitals I had a couple pair of low quarter shoes and everything else gone. Thanks again nice site.
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