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The Association mission: To maintain the camaraderie and preserve the memory of those who served; perpetuating the SCREAMING EAGLE heritage and traditions for future generations; while supporting our veterans and the current Eagles as the 101st Airborne Division continues its Rendezvous with Destiny.​
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Services Branches: Army

The 121 Avn Association was established to reunite former servicemen who served with the 93rd Transportation Co. (Lt Hel),121st Aviation Co. (AML), 121st Assault Helicopter Co., (includes all attached units) in Da Nang and Soc Trang, South Vietnam. The unit was known as "The Soc Trang Tigers" and "Vikings".
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The mission of the 19th Combat Engineer Battalion Association Vietnam is to locate and bring together former soldiers of the 19th Engineer Battalion (Combat)(Army) and its attached units, who served in Vietnam. The Association endeavors to preserve and foster a spirit of fellowship among former soldiers of the 19th who served in Vietnam, and provide an organization through which they may unite in bonds of comradeship. It is our foremost endeavor to cherish and commemorate the memory of our brothers who paid the ultimate price in their service to our country.
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History needs to be clear as to the service and honor of the US Army Infantrymen that served in the 1st Bn 61st Inf. The men of this unit deserve official recognition. The Bn was part of a Separate Brigade who's parent unit, the 5th Division, remained in the USA. When it comes to newspapers, USO shows and official awards and decorations separate Brigades and their soldiers are lost in the shadow of two star commanded Divisions.Although the USMC credit the truth is the 1/61 was the principal Amer​
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The 1st Battalion 83rd Artillery organization represents former members of the 83rd Artillery along with some Australian and New Zealand Veterans of the Vietnam War. When we first arrived in Vietnam we were with the Australian Task Force that was in the II Field Force area of operations. In early 1968 after the TET offensive, the 83rd moved north to the I Corp area of operations where they remained until the 83rd stood down in May 1971.

The 1st Cavalry Division is a Veteran’s fraternal organization and has thousands of members that served with the 1st Cavalry Division in Vietnam from 1965-1971.
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The 25th Infantry Division Association is the dedicated to serving those who have served or are currently serving with the 25th Infantry Division, from World War II through today. It includes information on upcoming reunions, unit histories, division history, memorabilia, and links to related military sites.
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359th Transportation Co. Association
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The mission of the Association is to: Preserve and honor the memory, the history, and the esprit de corps of those who have served in the 506th Parachute Infantry and its successors -- the 506th Infantry (Basic Training), the 1st Airborne Battle Group 506th Infantry; the 506th Infantry (Airborne); the 506th Infantry (Airmobile); and the 506th Infantry (Air Assault). Maintain a database of 506th Veterans and assist members in locating those Currahees with whom they served. Sponsor periodic reunio​
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The 553rd Recon Wing served at Korat AirBase , Thailand from 1967-1971. We were known as BatCats. The aircrews flew combat missions over Vietnam everyday from a fleet of 25 modified EC-121-R camouflaged aircraft and were serviced 24/7 by ground maintenance personnel. During the Vietnam War, most of what we did was classified. When the Wing initially set up operations, troops and equipment were ferried from Otis AFB, Massachusetts to Thailand with support of flight crew and maintenance personnel; together we were part of the team of 1st Wave BatCats in 1967.
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The 2011 Defense Authorization Bill authorized the establishment of the Department of Defense 60th Anniversary of the Korean War Commemoration Committee, (DoD 60th AKWCC). The Committee is dedicated to thanking and honoring all the Veterans of the Korean War, their families and especially those who lost loved ones in that war. During the next three years, the Committee will honor the service and sacrifice of Korean War Veterans, commemorate the key events of the war, and educate Americans of a​
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Services Branches: Air Force, Army, Marines, Navy

This site is dedicated to serving the former members of the 6994th Security Squadron and its detachments. To avoid duplication of effort, emphasis on the EC-47 aircraft in its role in the ARDF mission is left to the EC-47 History Site. The 6994th Security Squadron consisted primarily of enlisted Air Force Crewmen of the United States Air Force Security Service, who performed the ARDF mission aboard the EC-47 aircraft. This squadron is the most highly decorated unit in the history of the United S​
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'Shadow' Gunships. The 71st Special Operations Squadron (SOS) was an Air Force Reserve unit from Columbus, IN that was activated on May 13, 1968. Its special mission was to expedite the deployment of AC-119 gunships into the Southeast Asia conflict. The AC-119 ‘Shadow’ gunships replaced the AC-47 (Spooky). After successfully completing its mission, the 71st returned home on June 6, 1969. The 71st began life during WW II as one of four squadrons of the 434th Troop Carrier Group. The 71st l
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The purpose of our web site is to help renew old friendships and to preserve the history of the 84th Engineer Battalion.
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Services Branches: Air Force, Army, Marines, Navy

Mission Statement: Continuing the camaraderie of A Troop 4/12 Cav (Vietnam Era) through reunions, memorial services and communications. It is intended as a place for fellow troopers, family and friends of A Troop 4th Squadron 12th Cavalry (Vietnam Era) to visit, seek contact with, gather information or some insight into the history, language and jargon of the people who were part of A Troop, then and now. A Troop 4/12 Cav (Vietnam Era) invites and encourages trooper's family members to participate in the troop's reunions, memorial services, remembrances of our fellow troopers who have passed on to Fiddler's Green, and to continue the camaraderie of the BROTHERHOOD....Long Live the Cav and its BROTHERHOOD!!
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Home of the Vietnam War's 71st, 17th, and 18th AC-119 Special Operations Squadrons

The Air Force Board for Correction of Military Records (AFBCMR) is the highest level of administrative review within the Department of the Air Force.
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Services Branches: Air Force

Air America's tenure in Asia began when Civil Air Transport (CAT) crossed the river into Shanghai in 1946. It ended on a rooftop in downtown Saigon in 1975. First in, last out. That was CAT and Air America in China, Korea and in Southeast Asia. The Air America Association is composed of former employees of CAT, Air America, their families and their affiliates. This is their web site. Its purpose is to capture that experience and present it in historical context.
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The Americal Division Veterans Association is dedicated as a living memorial to all veterans of the Americal Division and is pledged to foster true American patriotism, social and welfare activities for all members, allegiance to the United States Government,and its flag, and to perpetuate the traditions and history of the Americal Division of the United States Army. The Association is made up of over 3,000 members, the majority of whom are Vietnam Veterans. The Division served in Vietnam from
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Established by Congress in 1923, the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) commemorates the service, achievements, and sacrifice of U.S. armed forces. ABMC manages 24 overseas military cemeteries, and 25 memorials, monuments, and markers. Nearly all the cemeteries and memorials specifically honor those who served in World War I or World War II.
Categories: Memorials