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| Name: David Sciacchitano From: Chicago/now in McLean, VA E-mail: david.sciacchitano@verizon.net |
Any Canadian born Marines who served with the security detachment MACV Team 4 at Quang Tri City (the MACV advisory team for Quang Tri Province) in 1967 - 1968, please get in touch with me. Admin reply: Hi David, we've posted the photos you sent us of the Canadian born U.S. Marine at the following URL: http://www.cvva.ca/hot_new_links.html
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| Name: Ken Walz From: Milwaukee, WI, USA E-mail: kawatwo@att.net |
Thank you for serving during the Vietnam War and I congratulate you for all the work that you do for the Vietnam War Veterans. Admin reply: Hi Ken, thank you for your kind comment and for signing our guestbook, it's much appreciated!
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| Name: tim1234tim1234 From: New Brunswick |
God bless you for your Great Website Admin reply: Thank you Tim for visiting our website!
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| Name: Clyde G. Land From: Prince Albert Sk. E-mail: clydeland@rocketmail.com |
I went to Nam with E Co. 704 Maint. Bn. 4th Inft. Div in Oct. 1966 and was transferred to A Co. 4th Avn Bn. in Feb. 1967. I was a crewchief on a slick until I left Nam in Sept. 1967. Most of our operatins was in the Ia Drang Valley along the Cambodian border. The base camp was Camp Enarie, just south of Pleiku. Admin reply: Welcome Home Clyde! Thanks for signing our guestbook, it's always nice to hear from a Canadian born Vietnam veteran who served in the U.S. Armed Forces. If you ever make it down to Manitoba, drop us a line!
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| Name: Steve Kitchen From: North Carolina E-mail: skit1957@yahoo.com |
I served in Viet Nam in 1968-69,and returned to the states to become a DI at Fort Lewis WA. I was amazed at the number of Canadians that crossed the border to join the U.S.Army,and serve beside us in the war. I am so proud of this Wall to Honor our Brothers in Arms.I thank you for the great work you have done to bring the long over due Honor to our Brave Comrades.Thank you and welcome Home.  Admin reply: Hi Steve, Welcome Home! and thank you so much for signing our guestbook. Many of us Canadians served in the US Armed Forces fighting in Vietnam against communist aggression.
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| Name: Pete Clarke From: Newcastle,On.,Canada |
Best wishes to the courageous Canadians and my brave American friends who served in the US Military during the Vietnam War Admin reply: Thank you Pete, we appreciate your comment and signing our guestbook.
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| Name: James Misialek From: Maui E-mail: jmisialek@hotmail.com |
Aloha and Mele Kalikimaka love reading the comment of this website this Christmas reminds me of Christmas 1968 alone and away from everybody only difference is being a member of CVVA and NDVVA although I am here I hold all our members in heart and attending the two camp outs in the year fills my memory bank with happy times together. See you next campout have a wonderful 2010 to all my friends Admin reply: Thanks Jim for the good wishes and hope you had a great Christmas. Every member of the CVVA is wishing you the very best in 2010!
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| Name: Ted Hewitt From: Portland, OR E-mail: ted.adventuresinwoo@comcast.net |
Great finding your organization and website! I served as an 0331/8651 M60 Machinegunner/Force Recon with "C" 1/9 3rd MARDIV "The Walking Dead" from 1968 - '70. Participated in Operation Dewey Canyon, Apache Snow, and several others in the A Shau Valley, running patrols throughout the I Corps area including Con Thien, Cam Lo, Dong Ha, Quang Tri. Khe Sanh, and the Rock Pile. Later on, was in the very first official troop pullout ordered by then President Nixon, as 1/9 boarded the WWII troop carrier USS Paul Revere to redeploy to Okinawa. Also served on the amphibious assault LPH USS New Orleans for several months off the coast of Viet Nasm in the China Sea. Was born and lived in "The Point" in Montreal, moved to SoCal in the '60's, did my time in the Marines, and became a naturalized US citizen when I got out of the service in 1972. Proud to be one of the few Canadians serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. Thanks for doing such a great job of keeping the Canadian spirit alive. Admin reply: Hi Ted, thank you for visiting our C.V.V.A. cyber home and for signing the guestbook. We always love to hear from a Canadian born U.S. Marine Corps Vietnam veteran! We found your South East Asian tours in "I Corps" quite amazing! Thank you for having served your adopted US country so well and for representing Canada with distinction. Welcome Home Ted, you have good reasons to be proud. The Few. The Proud. The Marines.
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| Name: Wayne Berglund From: Grand Forks, N.Dak |
I would like to extend a 'special' thank you greeting to Connie and Ron Parks for their hospitality in Lancastor over the "Long" weekend...@ to Rick, for opening up his home during the Gimli fish fry....It has been a pleasure for me to meet my Canadian friends and learn of your contributions during the Vietnam Era. A """real""" special thankx to Penney @ Paul for guiding on your guestbook! Look forward to seeing all during your December 6th Christmas Party....Served with 1ST Air Cav..67-68...An Khe @ LZ English....... Admin reply: Thank you Wayne for signing our guestbook, as it's always a pleasure to hear from a North Dakota Vietnam Veterans of America friend! You were so instrumental in erecting the tents at last year's Lancaster, MN picnic; we would like to extend to you a cordial invitation for next year's tent building. It was a pleasure being your assistant on the tent project.
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| Name: Frank Baldwin From: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin E-mail: War.Veteran@hotmail.com |
I am a Vietnam Veteran who served in the US Navy in "I" Corp from Feb.-Aug.1970 supporting ground troops in shelling targets around the DMZ and Da Nang, Yankee Station, partrol off N. Vietnam, and Cambodia. On this Veterans Day in the USA, I want to thank my Canadian comrades who volunteered to serve in Vietnam in the US Military. I also want to acknowledge My cousin Leo Baldwin who is Royal Canadian Airforce Retired for his service in the Cold War, and my cousin Neal Baldwin for his service in the Royal Canadian Navy. Admin reply: Thank you Frank for your Vietnam service and for the I corps ground support you gave us from the sea. On this past Remembrance Day , I also want to thank your counsins Leo and Neal for serving in the Canadian Armed Forces.
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