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| This page is a tribute to all servicemen and women of all branches and of all wars who served in order to keep our country free. And to those who sacrificed their lives |
Please take a moment to follow this link and read how you can help in the POW/MIA issue. This is very important!
If you are a veteran, a POW/MIA activist or just a good old American who loves his country I must give you an order. Go visit a very special 11 year old young lady, read and see what she is doing for the POW/MIA cause and for veterans of our country. Please click on the banner below. I'm proud to call Nikki my friend and I thank her from the bottom of my heart for all she does. Children do not get better than this folks. If she can put forth such an effort perhaps we grown ups could follow her lead and help her get answers!!!
By unanimous decision among veterans, POW/MIA activists and just plain patriotic Americans... Nikki has been voted in as an Honorary Veteran. Congratulations to our new "Little Sister".
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If you feel so inclined to defecate our flag I ask you to leave this site for you are not welcome here. It is MY right to do so for I have earned that right as have every veteran, nurse, USO volunteer and civilian who has served this country proudly. I don't expect you to understand and you are not worth explaining to. Samual Adams said it best and you can read his quote just seven graphics down from here. Then please do leave... but don't stop at leaving my site... do this country a favor and leave this country as well.
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| "If ye love wealth greater than liberty, the tranquility of servitude greater than the animating contest for freedom, go home from us in peace. We seek not your counsel nor your arms. Crouch down and
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The following pages contain the experiences of an 18 year old boy (Doc) at a time when our country was involved in what was to turn out to be the most controversial war in our nations history. The time period is from April 1967 to April 1970.So...if you're a smoker this is one place that won't stop you from smoking. Just be courteous and don't blow smoke in the direction of other surfers. It can be offensive you know... not as bad as driving behind a diesel though... <g> Light em if ya got em, sit back and enjoy.
Doc in 1968
Vietnam
Note: The nickname Doc was bestowed upon me by friends since coming on the internet. This was before I even thought about putting up a military page thus never giving thought to the fact that many might mistake me for having been a medic or corpsman. This is not the case. I was in Ordnance.
In Memory Of
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~ In Search Of ~ If by chance any of you served with CWO2 Robert O. Hill, his brother Bruce and family would appreciate hearing from you. Hill served with the 237th. Medical Detachment from Jan '70 to 27 Sept '70. Hill was killed in Sept. 70. He was from Churchville, PA. Contact Bruce Hill at:
Also looking for the parents of Sgt. John Robert Jones, 5th Special Forces (CNN), KIA 5 June '71. Home of record El Paso, TX. DOB 20 Feb '49 Louisville, KY. If anyone has ANY info that could help locate Jones' parents, please contact Bruce Hill at:
I have tried to create an enjoyable surfing atmosphere with the help of Tommy Williams and Sal Grippaldi. Both have composed many of the songs used on my Military Pages as well as various other pages on my site. They both say "it is my way of giving back to our countries veterans." Don't miss these pages. They may take a little while to load but the music you will be listening to will make it a pleasurable experience thanks to both Tommy and Sal.
I have created a small thank you page for Tommy Williams III for all the help he has given me with midis and various other things in the past several years.
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You will rarely see any type of advertising on my site but this is something I would like to share with all Vietnam Vets. I was sent a tape by someone I would like to refer to as a friend although I have never had the pleasure of meeting him. This tape is called "Songs of The Wall". Unfortunately I have learned that the Friends of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is no longer in operation due to lack of operating funds but I have chosen to keep the lyrics on this site for all veterans to view.
Again I would like to thank Tommy Williams III of Tommy and Judy's Creative Lounge for taking time to create the wonderful songs on several of my military pages. Your music has enhanced my pages more than you know. Thank you so much Tommy.I would also like to thank Sal Grippaldi of Redsal's Midi Site for the songs he has done specially for my pages. Sal asked for nothing in return. He did it as a thank you to Veterans for all that they have done for our country. Thank you Sal.
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