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I served,my brother and five cousins Vietnam ranging from 1966 to 1973 all in country one in Korea. Father and 6 uncles served in WWII. My youngest son now serving in the US Marines. All that have or are serving deserve all the respect that should be given them in country or out. With out each and everyone of them and you that served we would not have the freedoms we now have. thats all I got to say, I find most vets don't talk about it much.

Bob,

Do you think the coincidence has anything to do with this numerology thing.

Jack.

Originally Posted by Jack F

Bob,

Do you think the coincidence has anything to do with this numerology thing.

Jack.

You've STILL got that Twilight Zone theme playing in your head don't you Jack?

Ok lets see some of those young guns Here's mine, that's me on the right. 1965
Ken

I was lucky - I'm a Viet Nam era vet that never made it there though my battalion deployed several months after I got out - and if you were army then you know what happens to combat engineers in war zones.

I too am a Viet Nam era vet that didn't serve in country. The closest made it was Utapao, Thailand. Just a young P3 ground pounding sailor deployed to an Air Force base.

Originally Posted by Ken Thurm

Ok lets see some of those young guns Here's mine, that's me on the right. 1965
Ken

So, THAT'S what you look like without a beard! Otherwise, nothing else has changed!

Well okay, since you started it, here's a crew pic from some time in '68, I'm standing to the (your) right of the nose gear.

Originally Posted by Bob Parmenter

So, THAT'S what you look like without a beard! Otherwise, nothing else has changed!

Well okay, since you started it, here's a crew pic from some time in '68, I'm standing to the (your) right of the nose gear.

Uncle Bob, your lookin' good !! great photo.