Directory of Support Resources

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• 175th Engineers

  http://175thengineers.homestead.com/homepage.html
  A support group for the 196th Light Infantry Brigade. From Basic Training, 1965 to our tour in Vietnam,Tay Ninh,Chu Lai, 1966-1967.

• 1st Cav Medic

  http://www.1stcavmedic.com/
  First Cavalry medics listed on The Wall . Vietnam Medal of Honor recipients. "A Solder's Own Obituary" written by Major John Alexander Hottell.

• 2nd CLSU - Can Tho Vietnam

  http://2ndclsu.com/
  A site by and largely for the members of the 2nd CLSU.

• 551st Light Maintenance Co.

  http://www.551st.com/
  Blackhorse Basecamp, Long Gaio. Photos, Message Boards, Stories, Roster and Chat.

• 5th Maint Bn

  http://www.5thmaintenancebn.com/
  HQ and Main Support Co, surrounding area in Phu Tai Valley Vietnam and short narrative of my stay there.

• 630th Engineer Company

  http://www.630thengrco.com/
  Membership, photos, discussion, in memory and history pages.

• 84th Engineers in Vietnam

  http://www.84thengineers.com/
  Construction Engineer Battalion.

• 9th Medical Laboratory, Saigon, Vietnam

  http://www.9thmedlab.org/
  1966 to 1972. Includes Facilities Map.

• Air America Association - Home Page

  http://www.air-america.org/
  Attempts to truthfully reflect the place of Air America in the history of the war in South East Asia.

• And Now for Something Completely Different

  http://www.angelfire.com/ks/bhd8ball/Rosters.html
  Service with the 588th Engineer Battalion in Tay Ninh, Vietnam.

• Donut Dollies

  http://www.donutdolly.com/
  Where are they now? Photos, forum, locater, stories.

• Military Support Unit Site

  http://www.820thordco.org/
  820th Ordnance Company. Photos, history, and contacts.

• Why We Lost the War

  http://www2.gol.com/users/pkohl/
  Autobiographical and contains poetry, prose and digital images that explore experiences as a conscientious objector during the Vietnam War where the author served as a medic in the Army.

 

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