I am in the Air National Guard now. Is there any way I can wear my LRRP patch and EIB patches on my BDUs. I have been unable to find any one who is even able to determine if I can or not. Now, as a base education/training manager of my squad, I have been unable to find out even much from the official regs. If anyone knows, thanks! TSGT Mark E. Foster
I Think Your Site Is Great! I have been looking over your site and found a few photos of James Salter. I am trying to put together a small book for his brother Tom if you could please send me more photos of James. Thank You
Hi Guys, I spoke with Dave weeks a few days back. He told me you were the founding fathers of 75 Ranger Assn. Thank yoy! I came in to check your site out. I served with P/75 1969, was wounded Nov. 6, 69, sent home to heal and went bac Jan 71. I was with Delta Co. 27th combat Engr. At Camp Eagle. If any of you guys are out there my e-mail is rngriam@montanasky.net. Boy Khe Sahn, was a bugger...I hold alot of respect for L/75. RLTW Wally Hume
Just ordered our T-shirts and Bumper Stickers from the information from the "Orderly Room" section of this web site! Thanks.
See You All at The Reunion! Jerry Gomes 3/506
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I found this site while working on some research for a speech that I am going to be doing in the LRRP'S and Rangers in the Vietnam War. I also found a picture and information that I have been searching for for years. My son's grandfather is the brother of Larry Scheib. This site is great.
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Great Web Site. Jerry Gomes 3/506 67-68-69
RECON Plt. - E Company / 3 BN / 506 INF / 101st ABN DIV (AMBL) ----- SGT. James M. Restly - I need to talk with anyone that has orders with my name on with theirs for awards, other than for the CIB or ARCOM., I have those. I was also in D/1/506 -- E/1/506 and HHC 2nd BDE, from Jan. 71 thru Dec. 71. Most of my records were lost in a fire at St. Louis in 73 I was told. "Currahee Brothers"
Hi everyone, This is Dave Weeks and I findly got on the band wagon and bought one of these computers This is great. Continue the mission
Hello Randy,
This is Bouncer, You have an excelent site here. I am impressed. I will see what I can do about the matter you e-mailed me about. Again I commend you on your site.
Bouncer F/50 LRP 68-69
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
R.W. HI AGAIN, THIS IS DALE RODARTE "JUNGLE JIM" WIFE. THIS IS A GREAT WEBSITE. I LOVE ALL YOU GUYS AND THANK YOU.
RANGER WIFE, THE TOUGHEST JOB IN ARMY
Hi Randy,
You have a great web site. It will probably take me some time to get through it, so I'll be back often. My site is http://www.dconsultants.com
Mike McCormick A/123rd Avn. Bn. (Americal) 68-69 West Bend, WI USA
First off, I would like to thank you for putting together such a wonderful site for wonderful people. Being as young as I am (compared to you guys - ha!) - being naive about this war. Me, personally feel I should be ashamed that our country overlooked what you men did, saw, and had to endure, regardless what it was for. I will never forgive myself for coming home one day from school asking my daddy why he killed people, especially children, I still see his facial expression in my mind. Being young and dumb, not knowing what he and everyone had been through. As of today, I am reading all the books my father has given me to understand better of your lives. And I assure you that my children will know what you did for your country and they will be proud to know of you. I know my words cannot take the pain, anguish, and nightmares away, but I would like each and everyone of you that fought and those that died - Even though I could never imagine what you felt, experienced , or had to cope with still to this day - my heart goes out to you all. The poems by Monfrooe were the most touching poetry I have read. One Shot, One Kill made me realize that even though that was decades ago, time doesn't heal all wounds, and the hellish nightmares do not go away. Also I would like to personally thank each of you that were beside my dad those days and because of your team work he made it back safe - also this allowed me to be born in 1972. For this I am extremely grateful. Not to mention, how many grown women can show all her friends her dad's ass on the internet. One more and probably the most important for my dad - Dixie dog - growing up he would tell me about Dixie dog and if it wasn't for Dixie dog my dad would have never found you guys! People like you guys are the reason I am proud to be an American. Thank each and everyone of you!
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I'AM LOOKING FOR DAVID JACKSON WHO LIVED IN JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA SERVED '71 WENT TO HOTEL COMPANY W/ME & SEVERAL OTHERS. RUSTY RATZLOW
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all my brother 101st LRRP/Rangers. Hope to see you at the reunions at Benning and Clarksville this year. We aren't getting any younger. Gary Linderer
Hey, guys! Just want to wish you all a very merry Christmas. Hope the new year is your best year. Gary Linderer
served with 3/506 67-68 vietnam hhc co recon -lrrp dan gaworecki
My son WO Mark W. Minear was assigned to the 101st He was a helicopter pilot that was KIA
Ron, Great website. I seved with Tom Delaney with D co. 75th Rangers. I was TL of team1-1
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This is a window in which I have never looked. I enjoyed the photos and the poems. Thank you Randy for showing me your site.
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We stand at the threshhold of a new America which will demand additional sacrifice from all. As veterans of the Vietnam War we must make certain that our kids will never have to face the lack of support, the lack of national resolve, and the disrespect that we suffered through a generation ago. When it's over and we have won the fight, their homecoming must be a universal welcome from all Americans. We should tolerate nothing less. Gary Linderer
Looking for members of a 10 man LRRP (element of the 3/506/1BDE/101st) pinned down 2230-2300 on March 21, 1968 ten miles west of Phan Thiet that had airstrike within one hundred feet of themselves.
This is a great site. I would like to thank Gene Carne for sharing it with me. My Uncle PFC Richard Ray Landers served with the 3/506. You are all heros! Deborah Landers
Just wanted to thank all the brave and noble efforts made during that difficult time. Due to the luck of the draw (lottery) I did not have to go. God Bless each one of you for taking my place.