was in Vietnam for some of those years 66-67/ 68-69/71-72 Co. B, 1st Bn, 198th LIB Tom Brizendine Co. A/75th Rangers ttp://None Tom Brizendine Lynn Hoxit says: Lynn, that goofy war started way back in the 50?s. Wasn't called Vietnam, but "French Indo China". I received my first set of orders in Sept. 1959, but they were cancelled. Dunno why, but my age may have had something to do with it as I was only 17 years old. Tom Brizendine Co. A, 75th Rangers Johnny Jordan No Viet Nam veteran should ever forget ttp://notsurewhatyouwant? Steve Richey 1st Cav, 69-70 Combat Engineers. What a year. Mortared as I was coming off the plane from the us. It went down hill from there. The saddest part of Viet Nam for me is the disresptect from the entire country for Viet Nam Vets. They even say today we lost the war. We did not lose the war. The politicians never let us win and then one day they decided to just quit. The government needed to prolong the war to support the military industrial complex Eisenhower warned the nation about. When the pressure became so great from the American people they couldn't continue, they had to stop and end the war. They had funded they next generation of weapons. Viet Nam was never a threat in any way to America. ttp://denverpost.com mark miller the pictures were agreat help in not forgetting all the lives that were lost over there I was in the