I was in V.V. Aug 67- Aug 68 I worked in H and S Co. radio, I still looking for some of the man I work with. I work with (K Co) on Hill 512 Rt. Semper Fi Looking For Murry
E. Brunswick,NJ 08816
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Interests: games, sports
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Dishman, Kenneth (Tiny)    

Servrd 3/1 H and S Co Aug 69 in 81 Mortars
East Leroy, MI. 49051
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Interests: Veterans Issues and Games
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Ehrlich, Bruce    

Served with H and S Co. from 12-13-68 to 8-10-70. Bamboo area, hill 55, hill 37.sand dune area by marble mpintain and the last place was 26th marines old place. The only names I can remember are Bob Blazer and Charlie Brown. Charlie is from my home town and I see him once in awhile. Operations I remember are meade river, taylor common. Be glad to hear from anyone that remembers me. Semper-fi
Olmitz, Kansas 67564
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Ford, Brian     Deceased

I was with 3/1 Aug65 to operation Utah as FAC.Interested if anyone I knew is out there.
Gravois Mills,Mo 65037
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Forsee, Bob    

ANYONE OUT THERE GO TO THE MISSILE CRISIS WITH 3-1 OUT OF CAMP SAN MATEO?
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King, Edward    

Looking for buddies that served with me at 3rd Amtracks in Vietnam . Located at Marble Mountian about 15 miles south of Da Nang.during 1969 and early 1970.
Nashville Tenn. 37209
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Mills, Robert    

my brother, DAVID M. MILLS,was kia on 12/15/66 while serving w/ H and S co. in quang nam.a field radio operator,lcpl,3/1 1st. marine div.he was 20 yrs. old from Mohawk,N>Y>..I have since found many of marine buddies,after some 34 yrs.and if there are any other marines who knew David, please email me.i beleive he was mike co. at the time when he was hit by a sniper... god bless all of you... Bob Mills,David's brother....
Mohawk, NY 13407
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Morris, John "Brad"    

3/1 H and S Co, S-4. My tour with 3/1 was enlightening! Prior to joining 3/1 I served with 1st FSSG G-3 and H and HS MCAS Camp Pendleton, so I was a little worried that I wouldn't get the friendliest reception from the hard-chargin' 0311/31/51/52's of the battalion. Aside from a few knuckleheads, I had NO problems. I made many friends with those courageous 03's, and have the greatest respect for them. During a 30 day exercise in Kuwait, and I saw firsthand the hardships they face. Aside from the usual ribbing a non-03 gets, I never felt unwelcome in the battalion. Even though I have never fired a shot in anger, I feel as though I'm a part of the brotherhood of infantrymen.

Oxford, MD 21654
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Richardson, Jim (Rich)