Great pictures. It would be great to see it in person. Put it on my bucket list. Corp Dennis Gilbertsen VMFA115 Da Nang 1965
Cpl “Doom” - June 29, 2020
Every Day a Holiday. Every Meal a Banquet. Two Nine Marine. Don’t Sweat The small stuff.
Sandor Kovacs - June 29, 2020
I was in waste City in 1968 if there are any Marines out there that don’t have respect for those that gave their lives and deserve the the respect of those that died is first on every rig Marines list enough said
Al. Zazueta. Cpl. - June 29, 2020
Hey Sarge! I Was @ 2nd. Mar. Div. from “63 to “66” as Well!! And Yes!! Scene’s Like this are Sad!! But you can”t Help But Feel Sorrow & Pride @ The Same Time.!! Cpl. Al Zazueta. Alway’s A Marine.! Semper Fi!
Capt. Gerald T. Pothier USMC Ret. 1951-1988 - June 29, 2020
Being a Marine isn’t everything…it’s the ONLY thing.
Sgt Mac Harriman - June 29, 2020
So proud to see this and so pround to be a Marine – Vietnam 70 – 72
R. Kurtz - June 29, 2020
Don’t lump all mothers together. There are plenty of us out here, willing to kick our sons in the behind whenever needed and turn our heads when watching what it takes to turn a boy into a man is more than we can take. Please give us credit for giving them what it takes to decide to become a marine. Proud wife of a Vietnam Vet and mother of two wonderful marines.
l\ corporal victor bellotti - June 29, 2020
Great feeling to be called a marine past or present just read total history of the Marine Corp in Vietnam was proud to serve sad to say a waste of good people lives for what served 68 to 69 18 months semper fi to the max
1St Lt K Graff - June 29, 2020
Another example of Marines taking care of Marines. Marines even take care of the Army. e.g. Korea Chosin Reservoir. Marines hauled out the dead Army troops while endangering their own.
CHARLES GARRETT - June 29, 2020
I concur wholeheartedly. Retired Mustang Captain. 1952-1973 Korea, Viet Nam x2, 1963-1964, 1968-1969.
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