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I need not comment on my fellow Marine Combat Veterans...for they too have their stories!!

I never had the opportunity to hump Antenna Valley, but I sure unloaded a ton of artillery into it. So, I was with you in spirit by covering Bravo's and every other unit there's back.
Last night, I...

Check out "Dear Vietnam Veteran/Love, America" at this site;

http://www.americans-working-together.com/post_traumatic_stress_disorder_ptsd/id44.html

Written and produced by 2 :usmc: Vietnam...

Thanks Ed,

I also was on gun #5. I can see a BIG difference from '67 to '69. That helo pat was just across the mine field from Echo company.

Semper Fi, my friend.

Thanks for the picture, Ed! Which gun is this?:thumbup:

Mikewebe...I believe we all shed a few tears everytime we read a post here that brings back the memories of our senior trip to beautiful Vietnam. I have been overcome with the posts on this site....

Well written! I wonder how many children have gone through that ordeal? I am reminded of the song "Arlington" by Trace Adkins. Everytime I hear it, tears come to my eyes.
Semper Fi to all our...

Antenna Valley was about 4-5 miles south of An Hoa and home of Duc Duc village before it was relocated around 69 or 70. After the war Duc Duc was moved back in the valley.

I was a deejay for 38 years after rotating back to the world. Know all those tunes by heart. Have since played everyone, maybe not Country Joe & The Fish, at least 500,000 times in my career.
No, I...

Tryng to locate anyone I served with in An Hoa, Echo Battery 2/11 Marines 1969-70. It has been so long, all I can remember (that's what PTSD does to you) are first names like Ken, Woody, etc. If you...

I sure do remember Dog Patch. Drove through it quite often in '69 & '70. Never actually stopped there since a dude I went through boot camp with was an MP at Freedom Hill. He often told stories about...

Present & accounted for!
Semper Fi!