Seaside CALIFORNIA,

1966-1967

MI Detachment, 173rd Airborne

NA

Served with a team of Vietnamese interpreters and interrogators in Bien Hoa, and all other places the 173rd Airborne moved during Aug 1966-1967. The proudest year of my life.

liberty lake, WA

63 -65

HHC, 173d S-2 Section

I left Oki 5 april 65 ETS, the day the brigade went on alert for nam with an 89 day early out. Worked for Maj Mullens S2 officer, Intel assistant E4. AATW

Rutledge

69-70

3/22nd -25th Infantry Division- 93rd Evac Hopsital

\"To those who have fought for it, Life has a flavor that the protected will never know!\"

Between mortars, rockets, RPGs, booby traps and bullets, there was no safe place in for a soldier in Vietnam.
Remember your Christmas in the Nam? Mine was spent on an ambush patrol near the Cambodian border.
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Glad that you made it home brother!

George Reischling
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greischling@hotmail.com

Brisbane Australia

\'65-\'66

1 RAR / 173D AB

1 Battalion Royal Australian Regiment

Probably no other Australians here?

HELENWOOD

70-71

2/503

my Dad served was an infantry

Florida

1969-70

D Co.//STAG Team 6

4th Batt

From An Khe to Bong Son To Tan Than-Snipers Island to \"THE booby trap/69..The batts. went to An DO Valley and each company left 6 man teams behind,where we stayed until pulled. Most didnt last that long.

WAYNE

70-71

HHC 1/503rd

Love to hear from anyone from Phu ME.

Piscataway Township

1965/1966

173rd

\"B\" Battery #3 gun

Spent most of my time on LP.

Rutledge, Tennessee

69-70

25th Infantry Division- 93rd Evac Hospital

\"TO THOSE WHO HAVE FOUGHT FOR IT, LIFE HAS A FLAVOR THAT THE PROTECTED WILL NEVER KNOW!\"



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I\'m proud that you made it home brother! Thank you for your service and May God Bless!

George Reischling

Rockford

1969-1970

E Co. Mortar Platoon

3rd Batt.

Welcome home to all. Hope all is well. Base was LZ Uplift, spent time at several FSBs last one was about 90 days on FB Floyd in the 506th valley.