Comments on: 10 Questions for General Hal Moore

By: Angie Ashbourne

Angie Ashbourne — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 22:09:42 +0000

God Bless

By: Dennis Marvin

Dennis Marvin — Fri, 20 Jan 2012 05:17:40 +0000

Thank you for your service sir and welcome home…

Thanks to La Drang battle I was able to go to Vietnam as a Medic. My dad was career Army and I was a gun-ho Army Brat… I was in the service at the time and in Aug. of ’65 I went to my squadron commander to volunteer to go to Nan. He got back to me and said I would have to Reenlist, I had 10 months left in my enlistment… he said it would take 18 months to rotated. I told him I would’nt reenlist to go to nam… well after the battle at La Drang they needed Medics so Lt De Long got back to me and off I went TDY to the 3rd Field Hospital in Saigon VN. My time in VN has made me forever young…. 8th Air Force 811th Medivac 65-66

By: Ken Dutton

Ken Dutton — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 11:45:40 +0000

Dear Gen Hal Moore,
Sir, would you do me the Great Honour of looking at my son’s website. Kevin is only 10 years old and live in the UK, last year he made a website about the “Huey” helicopter, the feedback from Vietnam Veterans was fantastic. This inspired him to make a 2nd website, to honor Vietnam Veterans.
Kevin is also a ” Honorary Assistant Crew Member” on the only flying “Huey” in the UK.
My son’s website is http://lz-vietnam.weebly.com/
Kevin would be “Over the Moon” if you looked at his website, and if you was to contact him via the website…….well, he would be in “Heaven”.
God Bless.

By: JONIE ESPINOSA

JONIE ESPINOSA — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 07:43:09 +0000

no man live behind SIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: jonie espinosa

jonie espinosa — Wed, 18 Jan 2012 06:37:45 +0000

I salute to you sir

By: robert bourne

robert bourne — Tue, 17 Jan 2012 02:22:14 +0000

dear sir, I wouldn’t (nessiccerily) want to go to your although it would be a true honor,what I would like to tell you is that I was drafted in sept oct 1969 what I remember was every night while eating dinner with my mom and dad watching the news every night 6:00p.m. it was being shown clearly vietnam was someplace you didn,t want to go. with no education other than high school the front is where most were going by 1969 things did not go so good for us ,at this point I had just invested alot of money in buying a gasoline station , my physical did not go so well and my prayers were answered 4F blood was not good . well in august of 71 I was in a motorcycle accident and it was a bad one I eventually had my arm amputated I think all the time if I had gone there I wouldn’t have come home but I don’t know. I really feel guitly of the fact that I got out of it and so many others died I’m 61 now and it will bother me for ever I think that if I were older and I got drafted in 66 when we maybe still had a chance things would have been different . Anyway my total respect goes out to you and joe galloway. thanks for reading. 1/16/12

By: Keith Biggs

Keith Biggs — Sun, 15 Jan 2012 18:55:55 +0000

I will forever be greatful for the men that have faught for our freedom and others. I was just a kid of 7years old at the time these men were fighting. I thank you all for a wonderful life, your my heros.

By: Judy Harris

Judy Harris — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 02:03:22 +0000

I have a very good friend that is a retired Navy enlisted man. I would like to give him an autographed copy of the book. I would be glad to send it to you if you would sign it for me.

Thank you for your service and your consideration for my request.

Judy

By: leandro jose

leandro jose — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:53:11 +0000

sou de alfenas mg brasil um fanatico pelas batalhas da guerra do vietnam
(I am of privets mg Brazil a fanatic one for the battles of the war of the Vietnam)

By: leandro jose

leandro jose — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 21:50:36 +0000

e um homem formidavel e um heroi para o povo americano e um exemplo de lideranca

(e a formidable man and a hero for the American people and an example of leadership)