101. Vietnam Veterans Of America Founded in 1978, the VVA is dedicated to vietnamera veterans and their families. With membership information, legislative issues, press releases, links to recources on the web and upcoming events. http://www.vva.org/

102. The Vietnam War The vietnam War This site contains a detailed timeline of the United States apos; involvement in vietnam and the Vietnem War from 19451975. Includes a slide show and descriptions of the relevant http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/vietna

103. AII POW-MIA Site Map A massive POWMIA Archive featuring news, reports, email news network, documents, daily monthly updates, military, government research links, testimony on vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Korea - Cold War, World War II, Russia, China and Iraq. http://www.aiipowmia.com/

W AII POW-MIA - Archives. Here you will find reports, testimony, statements, depositions, documents, daily news, articles, lists, updates and announcements on POWs and MIAs from ALL wars. The Archives are updated and added-to daily. T o better navigate the massive volume of material in the AII POW-MIA Archives, please use the Quick Click Site Map above. Please Note - It is impossible to list every single item in the Archives on one menu page as there are tens of thousands of pages. If you require a specific item, please use the dedicated Website Search Engine or email a request. WHO WE ARE Andi - Website Administrator The opinions expressed on this site are those of Advocacy and Intelligence Index for Prisoners of War - Missing in Action. If you have any questions or comments, please e-mail us at the above address. AII POW-MIA BLOG IRAQ PERSIAN GULF SOUTHEAST ASIA ... EMAIL AII POW-MIA

104. The Vietnam Veteran's Memorial Wall Page         Contains articles and photos of the Wall and a searchable database of the names listed on it. Maintained by veterans of 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment. http://thewall-usa.com/

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Page is dedicated to honoring those who died in the Vietnam War. Since it first went on line in 1996 it has evolved into something more. It is now also a place of healing for those affected by one of the most divisive wars in our nation's history. "If you are able, save for them a place inside of you and save one backward glance when you are leaving for the places they can no longer go. Be not ashamed to say you loved them, though you may or may not have always. Take what they have taught you with their dying and keep it with your own. And in that time when men decide and feel safe to call the war insane, take one moment to embrace those gentle heroes you left behind." Major Michael Davis O'Donnell 1 January 1970 Dak To, Vietnam Listed as KIA February 7, 1978 The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall Page is a non-profit endeavor maintained by veterans of the 4th Battalion 9th Infantry Regiment for the benefit of all. To learn about us and how you can help maintain this site. Today's Birthdays on The Wall Today's Casualtys on The Wall ... Bracelet Exchange Begin Search...

105. 11th Armored Cavalry's Veterans Of Vietnam And Cambodia News letter, stories, maps, pictures and contact information. http://11thcavnam.com/

Home Visitor's Guest Book Join ... Veterans Benefits Services I Love the Sound of Armor in the Morning.. It Sounds Like Victory The was founded in 1984 after 75 names of Blackhorse Troopers were collected in Washington DC at the dedication of the "Three Fighting Men" statue near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Reunions have been held every year since 1986. Reunion sites have been: Arlington, TX; Washington, DC; Louisville, KY; Minneapolis, MN; Sacramento, CA; Philadelphia, PA; San Antonio, TX; Indianapolis, IN; Colorado Springs, CO; Appleton, WI; Louisville, KY; Las Vegas, NV; New Orleans, LA; San Diego, CA; Buffalo, NY; Ft. Myers, VA. Nashville, TN. The 2003 Reunion was held at Eugene OR. and the 2004 Reunion will be held at Daytona FL. In 2005 Colorado Springs, CO. has been chosen to host the reunion. We have been able to reunite many of our brothers by keeping a computer master file of everyone we've found by their name, squadron and troop and their dates in-country. We update our rosters continuously to assure they are accurate and complete. We have reunited many buddies this way. We publish a quarterly newsletter to each member of 11 ACVVC with reunion information, historical stories by our membership and information about our current members and events. Participation in contributing to the contents of the newsletter is encouraged to all.

106. Vietnam Travel For Vietnam Veterans Nonprofit therapeutic program for vietnam veterans and families. Includes newsletter, information and links. http://www.topvietnamveterans.org/

For more information about verification and authenticity of dog tags, click here TOP Vietnam Veterans is a nonprofit organization founded in 1998 by a Vietnam veteran, as a means to help veterans, their families, and surviving family members recover from the trauma of the Vietnam war. Through comprehensive programs , Vietnam veterans and family members, confront issues related to Vietnam, find closure and heal. March 2004 TOP Group at a rice paddy near Chu Lai TOP Vietnam Veterans has five programs available to veterans, families and the public: Veterans Family Humanitarian Personal Effects , and Educational Tours Of Peace Vietnam Veterans and families have opportunities to participate in a Tour Of Peace to Vietnam. Veterans and family members see Vietnam as it is today, while visiting areas in which they served. They visit with former South Vietnamese who still feel a bond with Americans, and meet North Vietnamese who want to reach out to former enemies. TOP is invited to a Vietnamese home for a home cooked meal.

107. An Introduction To Vietnam Real life was not so paradisical, as vietnam s early historylike its recent historyis characterized by a nearly continuous struggle for autonomy. http://www.geographia.com/vietnam/

Vietnam Exploring Vietnam Asia Homepage The World A lthough many westerners still imagine Vietnam through the lens of war, it is in reality a country filled with captivating natural beauty and tranquil village life. Its highlands and rainforest regions, far from being devastated, continue to yield new species and team with exotic wildlife. Its islands and beaches are among the finest in all of Southeast Asia, and its cuisine is very possibly the most delicious you will ever find. Over two decades have passed since Vietnam was officially united, and in that time it has done a remarkable job of healing its wounds. Today, this gracious and graceful country is an outstanding travel destination. S haped like an elongated S , Vietnam stretches the length of the Indochinese Peninsula and covers a surface area of 128,000 square milesmaking it roughly the size of Italy or, in the U.S., New Mexico. China lies to the north, Laos and Cambodia to the west, and the South China Sea to the east. Topographically, Vietnam is a verdant tapestry of soaring mountains, fertile deltas, primeval forests inhabited by exotic fauna, sinuous rivers, mysterious caves, otherworldly rock formations, and heavenly waterfalls and beaches. Beyond nature, the curious and open-minded visitor will find in Vietnam a feast of culture and history.

108. Mtv Vietnam Dien dan trao doi ve am nhac cho gioi tre Viet Nam http://v-mtv.vnt.us/forum/

109. Terre Indochine Voyage en Indochine d©couverte du Laos, Cambodge, vietnam, TonkinYunnan, Tha¯lande, descente du M©kong. http://www.terre-indochine.com

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110. Battlefield:Vietnam | History With Khe Sanh facing a fullscale siege by the North Vietnamese Army, the In this multimedia retrospective, you can learn about the history of the battle http://www.pbs.org/battlefieldvietnam/khe/

Khe Sanh was one of the most remote outposts in Vietnam, but by January 1968, even President Lyndon Johnson had taken a personal interest in the base. With Khe Sanh facing a full-scale siege by the North Vietnamese Army, the question was being asked: Should the base be held, or should it be quietly abandoned? Click to launch retrospective Along with the President, American military officials decided to try and hold the base. On the morning of January 21, 1968, NVA forces launched the awaited attack, and the siege of Khe Sanh had begun. What was it like to be at Khe Sanh? In this multimedia retrospective, you can learn about the history of the battle, study tactical maps, view archival images, and read the stirring reflections of American soldiers who survived in the siege. Shockwave Flash 3 plug-in in order to experience the Siege of Khe Sanh. Internet Explorer users will have the Active-X control automatically installed. HISTORY TIMELINE GUERRILLA AIR WAR ... RESOURCES

111. The Lost War: Vietnam Find pictures, unit patches,facts, histories, discussion panels, links. http://home.att.net/~r.hodgeman/index.html

VIETNAM: THE IMPOSSIBLE WAR Against the celebrated and glorious backdrop of American history, the Vietnam War stands ghastly out of place. The war was an exercise in economic, military, and political futility. The greatest tragedy of the Vietnam War, however, stems from the unnecessary deaths of 58 000 young American boys and the installment of terror, mistrust, and sorrow in those who found a way to survive in an inferno where the laws of man were obsolete. In all, I dedicate this page to the Vietnam veterans who saw more destruction in 365 days than mankind should ever see. POW-MIA You Are Not Forgotten Pictures from Vietnam and the history of the war Quick facts about the Vietnam War Wonderful internet links about the conflict Stories about the war ... Articles About the War You are visitor no. since September 4 1999 Counter courtesy of Net Digits page author: Cedric Hodgeman

112. Travel Page Of Jelle Andela Vacation photos and travelogues of Laos, Thailand, vietnam, Mexico, Peru, Guatemala and Philippines. http://members.lycos.nl/jandela/

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113. CORÉANA VIET NAM Hoa my pham cao cap dung dau trong cac hang my pham lon cua Han Quoc. http://www.coreana.com.vn

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114. U.S. Navy In The Vietnam War Studentmaintained socal issues site honoring the people who fought in the US Navy. http://www.fatherryan.org/navyvietnam

We, members of the Honors Computer Science Class of Father Ryan High School in Nashville, TN, would like to welcome you to our site on the U.S. Naval involvment in the Vietnam War. We hope you find our site useful and fun to read. We have tried to include as much quality material on the subject as possible. We would like to dedicate this site to all military personnel who gave their lives so bravely for their country in the Vietnam War who served from 1951-1975. Also, we would appreciate it if you took a minute or two to fill out our survey. Your responses will help us make this site better and more useful. This page will be updated untill May, 2001. If you see something that needs our attention and it is after May, please look for changes to occur the 2001-2002 school year. This Page is turning into a bottomless pit as far as material is concerned, so please be patient with us because this make more than one school year to finish.

115. Vietnam - A Land Of Enchantment Research project including country facts, the French historical link and influence, author's personal experiences and a hypothetical day in the life of a Vietnamese family. http://www.geocities.com/vietnamrp/

116. Vietnam Veterans Of America Massachusetts State Council A website for the benefit of Massachusetts veterans of all wars and their families. Contains meeting, chapter and membership information plus upcoming events. http://www.massvva.com/

117. Vietnam POW/MIA Burt C. Small Jr. Tribute page to Burt C. Small Jr. http://members.tripod.com/msd_24/burtsmall.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" "As an American asked to serve, I was prepared to fight, to be wounded, to be captured and even prepared to die, but I was not prepared to be abandoned." (Former POW Eugene "Red" McDaniel ) This page is for Burt to erase when he comes home... E4/US Army Special Forces, Psyops Specialist (but was assigned in Minh Long as a small arms specialist), C Company, Detachment A-108, 5th Special Forces Group. Loss Date: 06MAR67 Coordinates: 145918N 1084233E Situation: Wounded in the left leg during an ambush, taken prisoner. Status: POW/PFOD/NBR Other Personnel in Incident: 20 man Vietnamese patrol of the 142d CIDG Company, Jacob G. Roth (rescued) 2 unnamed American advisors (killed, bodies recovered.) The two "unnamed" advisors were part of a reactionary force flown to the ambush site by the C Company helicopter. The brave souls were SSg Michael F. Stearns and MSg Thomas Sanchez. I have since learned that Mike Stearns was suppose to be on his way "back to the world" when he was killed. He hitched a ride back to Minh Long from Nha Trang via the C Company Helicopter to pick up his forgotten footlocker. When he arrived back, he learned of the ambush and volunteered to become part of the reactionary force led by his friend, MSg Tom Sanchez. Sadly, his family heard of his loss only after they had heard from him that he was out of harms way and on his way back home. In the "official" internet biographies of Burt there is a mention that returned POW Robert Garwood was asked by the Vietnamese about Burt and whether they were related or not. Colonel Tom McKenney, on my behalf, spoke with Bobby Garwood and sadly, Bobby states that there is no truth to it. Bobby says that he was never asked about, nor did he ever know, Burt Small.

118. Marble Mountain Vietnam Legend of Marble Mountain http://www.vwam.com/vets/marble/mountain.html

Some past History about these mountains and the military units that were based around them during the war. View any of these photos in this series by clicking on it. Use your "BACK" arrow to return! Marble Mountain was one of five mountains located south of Da Nang that stretched from the coast inland or westward. All of these mountains had cave entrances and numerous tunnels. There was a road that ran between Crow's Nest and Marble Mountain, from DaNang through the mountain and about eight miles down to 2nd Battalion, 1st Marine Regimental Headquarters. It then turned right for about five miles and brought you to the Tu Cau bridge. Today these five mountains have Vietnamese folk lord names of: Water, Metal, Wood, Fire and Earth.

119. Blackhorse Charlie Troop 1/11th ACR Veteran's Of Vietnam Stories, pictures. A place for Vets to find old lost friends. http://charlie11acr.org/

Welcome to Blackhorse Country ! These web page are all decated to the men of Charlie Troop 1/11th Armored Cavalry Regiment Veterans of Vietnam / Cambodia! I hope you enjoy your visit with us and you do come back for this is a never ending job! Please sign our guest book at the bottom of the page before you leave. I will be changing the main picture from time to time. (Picture from Jim Wages's album.) Read Our Guestbook! Sign Our Guestbook! THE VIET NAM VET It's a very unique club - I see it everywhere - I see man embracing man - A tear that says, "I care!". There's a special look in eyes That words cannot explain - I see joy for this life - Sometimes the living pain. There's a camaraderie That's very rare these days - They let it show without shame In so many different ways. I wasn't there, (thank the Lord.) So I can't really know - I can only sense and feel Those things which I see show. The patience, understanding - Which only they can feel - There is something very special And something very real. Del Jones Charlie Troop's Chat Room This 11th Cav Veterans site owned by C Troop Want to join the 11th Cav Ring Prev 5 Sites Prev Next ... List Sites This site is a member of WebRing.

120. Vietnam Veterans Post 52 - Meadville, PA Jack Greer Memorial Post 52, serving all veterans and their families. Membership information, past and future events, and Operation Just Cause. http://vietnamvetspost52.freeservers.com/

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