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1955 POW/MIA Chevy, Never Forgotten, Inc.

Richard Morris sings songs he wrote in Vietnam

The Angry Skipper website, webmaster Mike "Mouse" McGhie
More good stuff about D 2/8, 1st Cavalry Division

"A GRUNTS VIEW" is an Australian soldier's personal view of
service in a front line Infantry Battalion during the Vietnam War

1st Cav Medics (Airmobile)

77th Artillery Association
http://www.77fa.org

COMBAT LEADERSHIP.COM

BRAVO COMPANY 2/8 1ST CAVALRY DIVISION

In Honor of Our Vietnam War Veterans
You have not been forgotten
http://www.learncomputersnow.net/vietnamvets.html

Robin Woo, fellow D 2/8 Skytrooper,
Vietnam October 9, 1971 to April 15, 1972
Read his story of arriving in Vietnam and his tour

Air Force Chiefs Web Site

Company C, 2nd Battalion 5th Cavalry, 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)
Vietnam April 1969 - March 1970
Email: dayoung@tallcomanche.org, Web: www.tallcomanche.org
Webmaster: Doug Young

Point Man International Ministries
For Vets By Vets (800) 877-VETS

Jumping Mustangs, 1st Bn 8th Cavalry, 1st Air Cavalry Division
Airborne--Air Assault--Airmobile

IT'S JUST A NAM THING, 1ST BN, 27TH MARINES

1st Signal Brigade

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