Posted by fergienewbee on July 26, 2008 at 12:19:45 from (64.12.117.74):
In Reply to: OT: Vietman Vets posted by DH in Carolina on July 25, 2008 at 17:47:31:
Nam July 68 July 69. Should have gotten discharged in November of '69 but I only had five months left so they let us out early. Started out in Kontum with an airfield radar team, but had a supply MOS--never attended supply school. Got the MOS because I requsitioned stuff for the carpenter shop. Spent 1-1/2 years at Ft. Lostin the Woods, Mo.--They reassingned me from Kontum to a navigation outfit shutting down and packing equipment. Spent time in Saigon, Plekieu, Long Bihn, Bien Wah, and Quinion.
Thanks to all of you who slept in the jungles, flew combat missions, shelled the enemy, lost buddies and sons, or worked as "tunnel rats" so that I could sleep in a bed and have three hot meals every day. My heart was always with you even if I wasn't.
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