Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association

Submitted by
Name: Rainman
From: Suburb Brocket, ND

Comments:
Paul, thanks for the page fix, the site looks great and I appreciate all the work you put into this.

Admin reply: Anything for a Vietnam US Marine! We must indulge in a "Old Mil" soon :)

Added: January 15, 2015

Submitted by
Name: Jerry Corwin
From: OHIO
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
We lost a lot over there
:!cry:

Admin reply: We may have lost a lot out there Jerry, but I feel we also gain a lot in other ways.

Added: December 29, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Ronnie Hall
From: Missouri
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
To my Canadian Vietnam veteran brothers. I am sorry for your lose. There are no borders between brothers of battle. He now walks with God and the many that have gone before.

Admin reply: Thank you for your kind words and for signing our guestbook, it's much appreciated.

Added: November 6, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Roland (Goodnews Bear) Lamoureux
From: Edmonton
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Thanks for a JOB WELL DONE. My big brother Edie Watson made her through the killing fields wounded with three gun shot wounds through his dorsal. The googs butheaded him and he took it. He was left for dead. Edie made it back home to us in his brand new corvette. Celebrate we did. After a few days Edie went back to work in the State of Washington.That was the last we all seen of Edie. The sun got in his eyes on a Rocky Mountain road nothing to be found of Edie and only a few bits of car. I wrote this in remembrance of a good man who treated me like a little brother. Thanks again fellas. You made a difference. Peace be with you all and may peace come into the earth soon. Yours alway; rolie.

Admin reply: Thank you Roland for sharing the amazing story on your big brother Edie. May he rest in peace knowing he gave his best in the difficult Vietnam War. We'll be thinking of him on Remembrance Day. God Bless!

Added: November 5, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Jeff McMullen
From: Huntsville, Alabama
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I only learned about you men today. I am moved that you would come and serve for the US. I was a kid when the war ended, about 12. My father served two tours there. I joined the Army because of it but only served in Germany during the Cold War. I always wanted to go into combat but am older and wiser now. I would have joined up in a minute back then had I been old enough. Thank you for serving and making the sacrifices you all made. All of you are heroes as far as I can tell.

Hats off to every one of you, especially the ones who didn't come back.

Admin reply: Thank you Jeff for your military service and for your Dad's Vietnam War service. It's always nice to hear from Patriots like you and your father who have served in the US Armed Forces.

Added: October 24, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Chadwick Wheeler
From: Waterloo, Ontario
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Dear C.V.V.A.

My name is Chadwick Wheeler and I am studying history to obtain a MA at Wilfrid Laurier University. The reason I am contacting you is to inquire on finding participants for my research project. I will be examining the roles of Canadians who fought in the Vietnam War as part of the American armed forces.

Would anybody in your organization be interested in participating in an online email survey, phone interview, or oral interview? This research project is less about the combat experiences and more focused on the process of enlistment, training, and life after returning from Vietnam.

Confidentiality would be of utmost importance, and more details of how it will be maintained will be provided to potential participants. This project has received approval from the WLU Research Ethics Board under the tracking number REB#4064. Please feel free to respond by email at whee0540@mylaurier.ca.

Admin reply: Canadian Vietnam Veterans who served with the United States Armed Forces are invited to contact Chadwick Wheeler at the above email address.

Added: July 8, 2014

Submitted by
Name: JFKehoe
From: ontario
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
RIP to all these noble true Canadian-ien young men.

Admin reply: Thank you!

Added: July 5, 2014

Submitted by
Name: roger noblett /nobby
From: brampton on.
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
I Was In NAM 1970/1972 at lin bin bein hoa lost a lot of buddies We Talk Of Our War Dead But What About The Canadians Who Fought And Died During WW2 We Should Never Forget There Sacrifies I Take My Grandson Every Nov.11 I Don.t Speak Of Nam He So Proud To Be A Canadian And He Should All Canadians Should BE :!devil:

Admin reply: Thank you for your service and welcome home!

Added: June 7, 2014

Submitted by
Name: noblett william
From: hamilton.ont.
E-mail: Contact

Comments:

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Admin reply: Thank you Noblett for signing our guestbook. Next time you see your father, please let him know the Canadian Vietnam Veterans in Winnipeg, Manitoba says, Welcome Home and we appreciate his military service!

Added: May 23, 2014

Submitted by
Name: Patrick Thomas
From: Montreal QC Canada
E-mail: Contact

Comments:
Hi All
I was with the 25th Infantry Division 3/22/D and 25th Aviation "Little Bears" 1969 & 70. I moved to Canada in the 80's been here ever since. What do you think of our Canadian Afgan Vets? I thank them for their sacrifices and wish them well on their re-entry to civilian life.

Admin reply: Thank you Patrick for your service and welcome home! The Canadians in Afghanistan are to be commended for a job well done and we wish all who served a smooth transition to civilian life!

Added: March 13, 2014