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Name: gene murphy
From: lambertville michigan
E-mail: murphlg@msn.com 		enjoyed this sight was in vinh long 70 71. I was with 611 transportation co. I was a crewchief with the delta riggers.Welcome home
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Name: Bob Schwind
From: Oslo Norway
E-mail: bobeschwind@yahoo.com 		Great site, brought back lot of memories. Was assigned Co. C, 52nd Sig Bn 68\69 and the photos brought back a flood of memories.
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Name: john blanchard
From: waterport,ny.
E-mail: johnblanchard1@gmail.com 		Great site, Iwas a door gunner von cobra 7 at Vinh Long in 1868 .Great respect for the maverick gunship crews. Were all brothers in the fight.
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Name: Dave Eastman
From: TAMWORTH, NH
E-mail: cebirdman@hotmail.com 		Here is the ultimate salute to POLITICAL CORRECTNESS on this forthcoming Veterans' Day on November 11. Let's promote all Muslims in the Armed Forces at the rank of Major and beyond to immediate deployment to the Middle East. If they pull it off, because they KNOW those people, well, fine. If they don't, well, they got a one-way ticket home and if we never see or hear from them again, GEEZ...... Meanwhile, all those southern boys get to come home and decompress after all those deployments from Fort Bragg and Hood. There, I said it. Spend the money here for their PTSD problems..........!
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Name: CHARLES NAVOICHICK
From: KENOSHA WI
E-mail: cdnav@wi.rr.com 		was with 235 ahc from ft benning to nam in 67 when we deployed and settled in can tho, remember climbing off ship in vung tau, flying to binh tuhy, then to can tho,long day. jim smith,romeo,mac,duke,etc. are you still out there?
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Name: mitch walters
From: TALLASSEE, AL
E-mail: retiredapachepilot@gmail.com 		Served with D/3/5 cav, 1969
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Name: Ray
From: Fairfax, Virginia
E-mail: n4nbs@aol.com 		Ron, thanks for the previous guestbook posting.
ACS, American Cancer Socity has good article on AO
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Agent Orange and Cancer, just google "ACS agent orange" Here is part of the article.
About 3 million Americans served in the armed forces in Vietnam during the 1960s and early 1970s, the time of the Vietnam War. During that time, the military used large amounts of mixtures known as defoliants, which were chemicals that caused the leaves to fall off plants. One of these defoliants was Agent Orange, and some troops were exposed to it. Many years after US forces withdrew from Vietnam, questions still remain about the lasting health effects of those exposures, including increases in cancer risk. As the US veteran population ages, study results continue to emerge.
This article offers a brief overview of the health evidence on Agent Orange and cancer. It is intended to help doctors, Vietnam veterans, and their family members understand our current state of knowledge.		 Delete this entry  Reply to entry  View IP address  
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Name: Ron Alcott
E-mail: builtwing@yahoo.com 		Hi Ray, The Vinh Long Outlaws site has a great picture of our 28th Sig Det pocket patch. A shop across the street will make them for us. Also want to pass on some info on some us who were together in 1964,65,and 66 in the 28th/96th Sig Dets. We have made contact with eight of the guys and, sad to say, that five of us now have type II diabetes. A site on the computer is indicating that the Air Force sprayed 19005 gals. of Agent Orange on Vinh Long. This does not include amounts that was applied by Army helicopters and ground applications. Coincidence, I don't think so.
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Name: Gerard M. Fitzpatrick
From: Winchester Virginia
E-mail: blindedveteran@gmail.com 		Was with the 611th Trans Co (ADS) IN vIHN lONG IN 1970-1971, This is a great site
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Name: Lawrence A. Henry
From: Macon, Georgia
E-mail: arthurhenry@cox.net 		I served with the 114th from Dec 68 ~ 69 - was admin clerk. Good friends with William Hansford and Albert Griffin, both worked in supply.
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