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Links to sites of interest regarding the Vietnam Vets, some are specific to the 6-31st, some are of general interest such as memorial and tributes, and some are informative. We hope you will visit these sites and find them to be to your benefit. Please check the Resource page for links to websites offering assistance to Veterans.
Home of the 31st Regiment Association - If you are associated with the 31st Regiment please consider joining this association. Membership is open to all men that served, and/or their family members. The current Regiment Commander is Ron Corson, A Co/6-31. The majority of the men that we are in contact with view the 31st Regiment Association as the parent organization of the 6-31st. The ojectives of the 31st Regiment Association as viewed by past Commander Vin Zike, D Co/6-31, can be read by clicking here.
9th Infantry Division
LRRPs and RANGERS of the 9th Division
Vietnam Dust Off Association
The 709th and 99th where proud to serve the 9th Infantry Division - Dean Ayer's Site
A link to Chuck McCammon's military page.
Don Blankenship's Mobile Riverine Force
A link to Emily's album and pages - great photos here.
Gathering of Eagles
Mobile Riverine Force Association
Thanks to Michael Sapara, Alpha Co. for this link - Michael is a tour guide at the Foundation.
Michael also sent us a few brochures from the foundation - NJVMF Brochure
USS Benewah
A Snipers tour of Vietnam
A link to Stan Hutchison's e-zboard site, and message board. Forums for posting messages relative to 6-31st, stop by and visit the men there.
The Vietnam Veterans' Memorial Wall Page
The Virtual Wall
The National Museum of the United States Army proud to introduce The Registry of the American Soldier. This hallowed ledger has been created to provide Army veterans and their families with a permanent record of their personal military history, listing any Soldier who has ever served by name, rank and the details of their service--regardless of era, conflict or theater. The Registry will have its permanent home in The National Museum of the United States Army, scheduled to open in 2011 in the Washington, DC area. Anyone can honor individuals who have served in the Active Army, Army Reserve, Army National Guard, Army Air Corps (Army Air Forces), WAC / WAAC, Scouts working directly with the Army, and with Army expeditions.
This is the site of the 2nd Battalion 60th Infantry website, the link will direct you to the page containing scanned images of the Old Reliable Newspapers.
Johnny Hutcherson was a door gunner with D troop 3/5th Cav, he was involved in the evac of the Delta Company battle on 09/26/1968, and he has written some poetry about that day. Please stop by and read his work. On the anniversary (2005) of that battle, Johnny contacted us to find information out regarding the men that were medivac on that day.
This is a United Kingdom based website that focuses on the re-enactment of history. Their motto is "Living history is understanding history".
The makers of "A Military Salute" have created another power point presentation "Welcome Home". The Welcome Home presentation is a tribute to those who served honorably in the United States Armed Forces or in support of our Military anywhere in the world from 1960-1975. The presentation is not available on line and it is copyright protected. However, if you are a qualified individual, they will mail you a copy of the presentation at no charge.
Online Veterans Newspaper - news and resources
This is part of the Smithsonian Institution Price of Freedom Exhibit. The Huey Helicopter 091 - that Dean Hess Alpha Co rode in on it's final flight and placed the 6-31 Alpha Co Aces patch in is part of this exhibit.
Detailed maps of Vietnam
Your favorite tunes from the Vietnam Era
Travel back in time - more music from the times. This site works best with Internet Explorer
The Patriot Files is an organization geared to supporting our troops. From their page you willl find a host of links to pages and organizations of support.
From the website "I am not a writer but would like to try to express my admiration for all infantry soldiers. I was one myself, many years ago. The hardships we had to endure just to do what was asked of us was hard. I was one of the lucky ones in the infantry. I got off line early because the veins in my legs were bursting from walking in all that mud. Many were the day that we threw caution to the wind and walked the dikes even though we knew that they were more likely to be booby-trapped. It was because; we were so tired from walking all day..."
you've seen the email - now see the videos behind this tribute
Wings and Rotors Air Museum, Murrieta, CA
From the Delta to the DMZ
From Politics to Hippies
This is Fire in the Jungle
From the webmaster - My name is Peter Leuhusen and have always had a fascination with the war in Vietnam. I grew up watching the conflict on TV from the comfort of my sofa in Sweden. I later went on to research and write numerous papers as well as a thesis on the Vietnam War whilst attempting to study in Boston and at Tulane University in New Orleans. I have had the pleasure of meeting, interviewing and most of all making friends with some of the veterans and each one of their stories has been amazing. This site is dedicated to people like Tim Page, who brought back these images at risk of their own lives, and to all the men, women and children that served in and perished in the Vietnam War.
Phillip K. Sampley, served in Vietnam in 1966-67 with the 1st Logistics Command, 4th Transportation Command, 48th Transportation Group, 7th & 6th Transportation Battalions and the 86th Transportation Company, stationed at Long Binh. He is a Life Member of VVA and resides in Indianapolis, IN. He has a website of items that may be of interest.
This is probably the best search list ever compiled about Vietnam. It would take months to look at everything this site offers.
Feel free to pass it along to anyone you think might be interested.
The music selection "We've Got to Get Out of this Place" by the Animals, is provided for your listening pleasure, if you would like a copy, please purchase the audio media.
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