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| What To Do With Found Dogtags
After a number of cable TV news stories about lost dogtags found around the world were aired recently, dogtags are now suddenly being 'found' in uncountable numbers... the majority of these 'found' dogtags are bogus, having been recently 'manufactured' and aged by complex antiquing to appear a generation or more old. Virtually everyone who "finds" dogtags expresses a personal desire to return them either to the veteran or his/her family. Some 'finders' hope for a reward. Others desire publicity. While others are hoping for something of benefit other than money. In most cases the 'finders' will hold the dogtags 'hostage' until/unless they can personally contact the veteran or his/her family. Here is how you can help stop the current dogtag scam... American veterans and veterans organizations can end the 'found dogtag' scam by responding to all reports, whether genuine or not, with the following message:: "Officially, lost dogtags are the Property of the US Government. Lost dogtags are not the Property of the veteran who wore them, nor are they the property of the veteran's family. Found dogtags should be mailed to the Department of Defense or the local U.S. Embassy." Or, you can direct dogtag 'finders' to this website: http://members.aol.com/veterans/dogtag.htm Roger Simpson, Public Information Officer The American War Library 1-310-532-0634 http://www.amervets.com |
| My husband of 35 years served bravely in Viet Nam. He continues to
live the events of that conflict and would like to find some of the guys that he served with there in the 82nd Airborne, 1967-68. Note from Jackie, webmaster If any of my readers out there were in the 82nd Airborne 1967-1968 drop me a line at the e-mail address below and I will forward it to the above person.. Or you can e-mail them direct at kissSlade@aol.com or email me at jacqueline@tollesonsweetheart.com Thanks Jackie |
| My Dearest New Friend - Thank-you for your offer to help us find some of those who served with my beloved husband during the Viet Nam war. We will be grateful for anything you can do to help us in this endeavor. Please feel free to have those who may remember my husband to contact you or me. The struggle goes on for all who survived and for those of us who respect them and love them so dearly. My husbands name is Allen A. Slade, he was a sergeant with the 82nd and 101st Airborne/Infantry and he served in 1967/68. Again, thank-you for caring as much as we do and for giving us the opportunity to say thank-you for all military vets who have given so much for all of us, you are providing a candle of hope within your tribute and that is a precious gift. Karen Slade West Branch, Mi. 48661 |
| Hi.. I need your help, We are looking for anyone that served with the 82nd and 101st Airborne/Infantry Vietnam 1967/68. And anyone that remembers Sgt. Allen A. Slade.. Below is the info |
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| The Holidays are coming!
Our soldiers need a LOT of items they can't get while deployed. This is an AWESOME way to let our military know how much we appreciate them! Remember, even if you don't agree with WHY we are there, They have NO choice! Please take a minute to look this over Click on the where to send link to see what the soldiers need! http://anysoldier.com/ |
| Soldiers in the 350th Mobile Public Affairs Detachment tear open boxes
that arrived Christmas Eve to distribute presents to the troops. In the foreground is Capt. Jeff Fitzgibbons, and directly behind him is Cpl. Joe Niesen. In the back left is Sgt. Danny Martin and to the right is Cpl. Vernon O'Donnell. (Photo by Army Sgt. 1st Class Craig Pickett) |
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| Sure would like to hear from some of my old Tolleson High Friends
from the late 40's early 50's I was the Ugly skinny kid nothing much has cahnged except put on a few pounds Still the Ugly kid on the Block, Still the dumb old Indian from Tollesen |
| Jim Whittlesey
73 Jim KC4RHW SM-12 CH/SCI 10X 57051 Senior Life Member PLEASE VISIT OUR HOME PAGE http://www.kc4rhw.com SPRINGBOK WEB PAGE http://springboknet.com SPRINGBOK WORK SHEETS http://www.springboknet.com/ws.hmt |
| If you would like to visit with Jim, you can send me an e-mail below and I can foreward it to him, or click on his website above and visit him, |
| Hi Jackie,
Thanks you once again for such a WONDERFUL SALUTE to all our VETERANS. I hope and pray that America never forgets all our veterans did so we could be as free as we are. GOD Bless you and keep you safe from all harm. Dan hi jackie.........thank you for the veterans day thought's. i alway's have a tough time on memorial day and veteran's day. my mind alway's goes back in time to places far away.i think of the friends i had, those who made it back and those who did not. my gosh.......that was such a time in our lives. we fought for ourselves and each other. we shared everything with each other. our food, our water, our ammo, our mail.......everything. we were just kid's but we were men. our eye's and hearts saw and felt such saddness and feelings which i never knew existed. such a long time ago....but yet.......alway's there. thank you once again, jackie. i alway's look for new additions to your web-site. you alway's make my day. thanks. leroy |
| If anyone can help Nick, please get in touch with me and I will pass on the message.. You can e-mail me below.. |
| To whom it may concern my name is Nick Hollis I am Tom Hollis nephew I was
just trying to get some info about my uncle he fought with team bark wood .my dad is Toms oldest brother. he and I both were touched deeply when we stubbled across pics of him and the men he fought with on the Internet we had no idea all this info was out there. If you could have anyone who knew him contact us we would be grateful. |
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