Posted on Mar 18, 2019
Have you ever tried to reconnect with buddies from your past, past tours of duty? Were you successful? How?
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I have written many blog postings about my tour of duty in Vietnam and compiled them into a journal that I make available for free on Smashwords. Basically, I have included almost everything I remember of that time and still I get requests for more. A recent request from a young woman whose father, Sgt Levi Carl Warner Jr from corpus Christi Texas, now deceased, who served there during the same time as I ('67 to '68) asking for anything I could tell her to help her write a book about him. She says that he served with Charlie Company, 9th Infantry Division. Obviously, she doesn't know that she's missing some unit identification there. I have responded to her message to let her know that I'm reaching out, here on RP and other social media groups targeting Vietnam Veterans. Even if you don't know this person, there are many who would appreciate suggestions about connecting with buddies from prior tours of duty. I would like to tell her, and others on similar missions, how to research their old units or the units in which loved ones served. How to reconnect with old buddies or rediscover their past, or the past of loved ones. Any suggestions will be gratefully accepted and passed on...
Edited 7 y ago
Posted 7 y ago
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Still in contact with all of them:
1956 Baumholder Germany
1960 Charleston AFB SC I married her
1964 Paris France
1968 Saigon & Quinhon Vietnam
1970 Kitzingen Germany
1972 Saigon Vietnam
1974 & 76 Ft Stewart GA
1977 Schofild Bks Hawaii
The secret is you owe money
1956 Baumholder Germany
1960 Charleston AFB SC I married her
1964 Paris France
1968 Saigon & Quinhon Vietnam
1970 Kitzingen Germany
1972 Saigon Vietnam
1974 & 76 Ft Stewart GA
1977 Schofild Bks Hawaii
The secret is you owe money
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I have kept in contact with a few close friends, but we being of a certain age, there are not that many left. I contacted a couple through the 1st Cav assn and some through the DAV. Sadly many had gone to the Big Barracks in the sky.
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