Guestbook

I got John Quintrells fine book, My 365 DAYS; because it takes place in the same AO and time frame as my tour with the Red Catchers, 199th Light Infantry Brigade, Sep. 1968/69. Not many books from that AO and time that I am aware of. John's book really took me back and he has my deep gratitude for writing it. I wrote a short memoir about my tour, so I know that we have to emotionally relive the madness when writing it out. In my last combat operation on the Vam Co Dong, in an LCM, I incurred a penetrating head wound during an RPG ambush. I was extremely lucky to have survived that. After recovering as it were, the Army retired me permanently.

My husband Mark Larner served in Vietnam from March 69-March 70. He remembers being at Fort Washington, then went to the Sugar Mill. His unit comprised of 17 men lived with the ARVAN.

My uncle Freddy J Hannah was a special man to my mother Ora Hannah, which all the veterans are very special. and we thank all of them. he was the only brother she had and I was only 2 when he passed, but I want to know more about my uncle. He lost his life on 11/5/1968 and we have very little pictures of him. we would love to know his life and how he effected everyone around him. if you have any pictures or comments of him please email them to me. GOD BLESS THEM ALL!

It was early this am at a Wal-Mart in Hamburg, Pennsylvania when I overheard 2 brothers talking... one had the Wolf Hound insignia on his hat... I was honored to be among the hero's I have held close to my heart ❤... The one gentleman's wife was present also... She was an Army nurse who served in Vietnam also !!! I gave her the biggest hug I could and welcomed them all home ... What a day !!!

Ed Smith C/2/27 66-67 Weapons Plt. 11/H Heave Weapons 50 to 106 just loved to gun !!! Big John I did your Book it was one of the best reads I have done in along time; The way it was written it made you fell like you yourself was there. Blessed Be Our Brothers For Ever Young !!! Always a Wolfhound, eds

I am a childhood and longtime friend of Herb Nye. One day in the early 70s, I remember hearing the screaming engine some car coming up the county road near my home. Then, in our driveway, appeared this shiny maroon 66 or 67 Olds 442. Out hops Herb. ( No real surprise there. I'd been a passenger of his in the past! ) I was glad to see him. I did my stint in the Air Force from 66-70 and had lost track. It was great to see him in the flesh , once more. When getting around to his experience with the WolfHounds , and in his typically understated way, he related his story, I was not surprised. He could be very "focused", He knew the consequences. But, that was not a concern. He was THE MAN at the time, and there was a friend who needed help... RIGHT NOW. He was "focused". Throughout his life, friends have always been important to Herb. But, this was an even bigger obligation that only a comrades in arms understand. I was in an environment for 15 years that trained US Army warriors prior to deployment, I learned two things. One: A round doesn't sound the same coming in as it does going out. Two: As soldiers they fight for each other first and foremost. That Silver Star might not be a big deal to Herb. It is for us. That honor was and is well deserved.

Lets remember Micheal (Mike ) Edwin Harr. Class of 68 Blountville HS, TN SP4 Killed in action 4/15/69 BSM & OC - PH Rest in Peace oh brave one. Forever in our hearts

DAVID "TEACH" KELLEY 2nd platoon. C company, 2nd 27th 1968 Jan 12 to Jan 12 1969 Call me 574-286-1069 Looking for men that I served with or their families.

Wolfhounds were Great where ever they were. Dose any one Know that We were in Korea? we did even Greater there

What did Captain Blackwood die of? I remember him very well, from our Vietnam combat service. He was a fine leader and a good man. zbkramer@gmail.com