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My father Alfredo H. Dungca, served with 3d Platoon, Delta Company, 2d Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam Sept 1967 - Sept 1968. He recently passed and we are trying to lay him to rest in Arlington cemetery. However, all of his purple heart medals are missing from his records so he is currently not eligible. Is there anyone of his teammates out there who have his name on their purple heart orders. Your assistance is greatly appreciated in helping this veteran receive the honers that is due to him. Thanks so much.

Fellow vet, John Carlton

Traverse city, MI

Looking for other veterans served under Sgt. Goldwitzer

been sharing my pics here

NJ, now Atlanta

Was in 2Bn,14Inf, Company B from 1969 to 1970. Looking for my buds from my old platoon. Also looking for my combat photography replacement, Gary Peterson.

I'm looking for info about my uncle and someone on Facebook gave me this link.

Detroit, Michigan (but currently in the Atlanta, Georgia areaa)

I am looking for anyone who may have known my uncle, Gary Martin Smith, from Detroit, Michigan. He was killed in action on May 26, 1967 at Long Binh. He was part of A CO, 2ND BN, 14TH INFANTRY, 25TH INF DIV, USARV. (I really don\'t know what all that means though). I was 7 when he was killed. He never got to have a family of his own, his brother (my dad) and parents are gone, my younger brother doesn\'t remember him. I do genealogy and I just want to make sure he\'s not forgotten. If anyone knew him and has any information or stories, PLEASE contact me!

A friend in the army helped me find it.

Talladega, Alabama

I lost my dad, Jim Townsend in 2020. My dad was in 2D BN 14TH INF out of Fort Drum NY. He served between 1991 - Aug. 1993. I was hoping to find some people that knew my dad and could tell me some stories about him. I would love to know what my dad was like back then. Thank you!

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Stoughton, Massachusetts, Now on Cape Cod

I served with \'C\'Company 2/14th from 11/1968 to 11/1970 as a Platoon Sgt. I participated in \'Operation Bold Lancer\', our Division\'s invasion of Cambodia.

I\'m interested in hearing from anyone in my Company during this time period.

Mark Morrow. Combat medic E Company 2/14th 25th infantry CRIP platoon 1967-70. He saved multiple lives in Vietnam and would like to get in contact with anybody that knew him or is looking for him. I’m his oldest son and would love to talk to the people he saved or their family. Thank you god bless

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just looking to see who I could find in 2nd/ 14/ 25 recon 1966 -67

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At the time, in 1969, Nashville, TN. Now living in Brentwood, TN outside of Nashville

I am trying to make contact with anyone who served in Delta Company from January of 1969 through Mid May, 1969 when I was wounded and medevac\'d out of country. Anyone who was at Phu Cuong Bridge at that time or at FSB Kien (Keene) thereafter during that time. And also those who still had their tour until end of year. My squad leader was Sgt. Davi. I was in 1st platoon.

Thanks, Philip Duer

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Virginia

I was with Alpha Company 2/14th from January 1967 to November 1967. I was a rifleman and RTO for a platoon leader and then was the RTO for the Company Commander carrying the Battalion Radio. My name is missing from the roster of Alpha Company. I received an Army Commendation Medal for heroism during the fight on May 26,1967.

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Eugene, Oregon

2/14th HHC 1969-70 FSB Patton Aid Station. Looking for those I served with. Doc Butcher and I have many pics of Trung Lap and FSB Patton. Message me on facebook.

Searching for 2/14th friends

Marion, Massachusetts, formerly from Natick, Mass.

Served with Alpha Company, 2/14th, 25th Infantry Division, from 2/1969 until wounded in August, 1969

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Arizona - Originally Burb of Chicago

Medic 2nd Platoon, Bravo Co. 2/14th - Nov 69 to May 5th 70, day after Cambodian Invasion. Sgt Carlos Alvarez was our \'2-6\" Capt Levy was CO
I\'ve been in connect with Sgt Alvarez. Look at photos on 2nd 14th tribute page. Anyone that wants to talk, give me a shout out.

Googled FSB Keene and followed the trail to here

Born in Ohio, now in Utah summers and AZ winters.

I was the Four Duece Platoon leader from January 1969 to July 1969. While writing a personal history for my children and grandchildren I was attempting to get better pictures of FSB Keene than I have in my possession and stumbled across the Golden Dragons Website.

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Michigan

Read a posting from Pamela Cadle Taylor and would like to let her know that I served with Gladstone in 1969 and even remember when he was assigned to our unit. I know Gladstone is one of the same after all how many men are called Gladstone. I would really like to hear from him, I am sure he will remember me. I can be reached at 517-467-6620 in Michigan. Looking forward in hearing from you Steve

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maryville tn

T was with c co 2nd bn 14th inf from june 1970 to nov 1970 as sgt e5.. I cant find my name on the roster no where. can someone help with that

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Crystal River, Florida

Helping a buddy find closure on loss of his brother, Doug Cady KIA 1/24/1969, while patrolling near hamlet Duc Hoa. Just SW of Cu Chi base camp. Assigned out of FSB Keene.

Doug was with A Co, 14th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division. Looking for any member of his unit who could shed some light on the circumstances surrounding his death.

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Ken
Kjkoprowski@aol.com

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Cairo, Georgia

My father, Steve Greenberg, served in coA 2ndBnl 14th infantry from March 67 to Nov 67 ( rifleman/automatic rifleman)then transferred to HHC 2nd Bnl, 14th infantry until April 68. He was an E-5 at time of discharge. My father has already passed but did not share much information about his experience with me while he was alive. I am hoping to find contact with someone who served with him that can give me more information about his time in service. In addition, when I was young I found two Purple Hearts in his sock drawer that he said were his; one from shrapnel and one from white phosphorus. When he died, the medals were not listed on his DD214. I don’t believe he would’ve told me they were his if they weren’t and I remember shrapnel left over from the original wound migrating from his body when I was in high school. I requested his service records from the national archives and they didn’t send anything accept another DD214, his reserve discharge. We can only find one of the Purple Hearts and I want to get the other one re-issued for a memorial I want to make but I need to find some evidence that he earned those medals to request them. Any help regarding any of this would be so greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance,
Alex Greenberg

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Referred by a friend, Larry Butcher

Denver, North Carolina

AUTHOR SEEKING SURVIVORS AND WITNESSES
On 10 July 1970 CH-47 #65-07999 of the 242nd Assault Support Helicopter Company was at a hover when it was shot down in the Mushroom area by 3 RGP’s. Two crew members [SP4 Ross Bedient (FE) and SP4 David Schultz (Gnr)] were killed. Seven passengers were also killed [SFC Thomas Campbell (12th Inf), SP4 Roy Harris (12th Inf), SP4 Dennis Martin (14th Inf), SGT Robert Oldham (12th Inf), SSGT Carey Pratt (14th Inf), SFC Elroy Simmons (13th Arty) and SP4 Michael Vullo (725th Maint)]. Ten other passengers were wounded including Harlen Metzger (14th Inf).

Did you survive or witness this incident? Did you know any of those who died or survived? I would like to speak to you as I am writing a book on this crash and its aftermath. jmccabe51@gmail.com

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Cassopolis, Michigan

Looking for buddies I served with in country Nam, June 1969 to June 1970
John T. Farone Jr. and Richard Whitby