SAM HOOD HM3 FMF - 12/06/00 17:56:25
My Email:s.hood@fgh.com

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GREAT WEB SITE!! I SERVED WITH 1ST MEDICAL BATT 1ST MAR DIV IN CHULAI AND DANANG FROM NOV 66 TO DEC 67 THEN AT BEAUFORT NAVAL HOSPITAL UNTIL 69.

Amy Dixon - 11/05/00 18:48:48
My Email:shaytaan@worldnet.att.net

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Thank you.

DelorisBunnerDiSalvo - 09/23/00 02:05:00
My Email:ddisalvo1@earthlink.net

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Hi Doc,Iwaslooking for Bunners when I ran across your pages.I have never been so proud of the Bunner name and you.You are listed in my favorites and I bring you in my home quite often.Iwas born in the hills of WVa.in 1924.Iwish you health and happiness always.

Janie - 09/15/00 17:21:47
My Email:Janie9559@aol.com

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Thank you for our freedom!

DENNIS L. GUMP - 09/11/00 17:10:54
My Email:BALDEAGLE15317.YAHOO.COM.

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LOOKING FOR INFORMATION ON FIRST C.A.C. IN LOC. BON.1965 TO 1967.

STEVE BARNES - 08/19/00 00:40:11
My Email:barnes@gridusa.net

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GREAT SITE DOC'! YOU SAID IT ALL. I'M JUST GLAD THAT DOCS LIKE YOURSELF WERE AROUND TO PICK UP AFTER US JARHEADS. I WAS LUCKY TO MAKE IT BACK TO GASTONIA NC. THANKS AGAIN STEVE

Erick lagerberg - 07/17/00 14:46:15
My Email:lagy@snet.net

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Hi DOC.Always good to see another Corpsamn website.The Docs of this world,should never be forgotten.Its a proud heritage and one to looke at with reverance and awe.Proud to have served at Chelsea Naval Hospital,and also with the FMF at Kaneohe Bay Hawaii. Erick

Jeanne Sweat - 07/12/00 21:01:33
My Email:jsweat@installed.net

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I was very moved when reading items on your website. I had no real comprension of what you went thru, my brother. Just know that you ALWAYS had (and always will) your family's love no matter what! You are precious in our life and irreplacable. Take comfort in that fact when those ghosts come back to haunt you - we will always be here for you! Love, your sister Jeanne

Larry Gregory - 07/09/00 00:46:31
My Email:larfg@aol.com

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Great site Doc!!!! Larry Gregory Delta 1/1 1968 wia Hill 689 7-7-68

Larry Gregory - 07/09/00 00:45:48
My Email:larfg@aol.com

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Great site Doc!!!! Larry Gregory Delta 1/1 1068 wia Hill 689 7-7-68

Zeneido Gonzalez - 06/30/00 06:08:45
My URL:http://www.cobrasnest.homestead.com
My Email:Steelrider24@hotmail.com

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Well, this is truly a great site. I wasn't born yet during Vietnam, but my readings, and the respect I have for all of you Vietnam Veterans speaks volumes. I have a small site of my own and a site I put together for my Company. Would love to have you v sit sometime, and once again, terrific job

John Francis Richter - 06/07/00 21:44:49
My URL:http://rt66.com/~korteng/SmallArms/gyrendoc.htm
My Email:gyrene-doc@webtv.net

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OUTSTANDING site Doc!!---"Lest We Forget:"--- † † † † † "Freedom is NOT Free"!! † † † † †--- HM1 USN(Ret) Guadalcanal/Korea Alumnus SEMPER FI!!

Al Cain - 05/31/00 18:33:53
My Email:caina@umich.edu

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An outstanding site, Doc. I was in RVN in 67 in Khe Sanh, during the hill fights..881S and 861. Was in M3/9/3. Got out in 72 as HM3...and re-enlisted in 87 in the USNR at the rate of HM2(8541/8404),re-assigned to the 1/24 4th Mar Div. H&S Co. BAS. Activat d for ODS Dec 90 and sent to Okinawa..and became the MAGTF 3-90 remained on active duty til Jan 1992. Med-boarded out in March 93. Semper Fi, Doc Cain, former HM1, FMF RVN & ODS

John Clark - 05/15/00 22:07:00
My Email:www.k9doodles@aol.com

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Hello Doc, I never got to tell my DOC how much we loved him . You say it all. I tell my wife we were abunch of bad ass marines but when it turned to crap the "old doc" picked up the pieces and carried us through. God Bless You! John in country 08-6 09-70

Doc Hoppy - 05/15/00 04:40:18
My URL:http://homestead.com/dochoppyshelp/index.html
My Email:Doc4iiiis@aol.com

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Great site! Will add a link on my humble effort to yours. I guess I was lucky, no scratches, but figure I got a Brown Heart for dysentery (remember that s---!) Well aware of the nightmares and the guilt, show me a combat medic who isn't though. 14 weeks was just not enough training, and I really don't believe here is ever enough. You apparently have stayed close to the medical field. I RAN from it my friend! I never wanted to be put to that test again. Guilt is one heavy cross to bear! However, lately I have been finding my old comrades, and communicating with them after all these years, and met with a few in December of '99. Meeting more in Sept. 2000. It has been a long haul around the track, the race is nearing an end, there will be no winners, but there were NO losers. May 17th a bad day for me, as w ll as June 17th. Too many young men wasted. Doc Hoppy M/3/3 '69 Sr. Squid

Jerry W.Wilson - 05/07/00 17:49:52
My Email:jerrywwilson@boone.net

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I just won't to say thanks to all the medics for what they did in Vietnam.I was with the 585th.Trans.Company at Camp Eagle when the ammo dump went up.The medics did a great job.I hand to hall water to it to put out the fire.I don't know how many brother's died.Keep up the good work.I am form N.C.to.I am from Blowing Rock N.C.

DAVE 'DOC' ALLEN - 04/29/00 23:29:27
My Email:ALLENMECH@AOL.COM

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FMF CORPSMEN 1/1/ACO/3RD HEARD JAN 68 TO JAN 69. HUE/KHE SANH.......881........ THANKS FOR THE CITE.

June Austin - 04/25/00 20:29:30
My Email:jl1rl1aus@aol.com

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I was touched by you recount of trying to keep our guys alive and how it must have been to lose so many. My brother Lcpl James Edward West, Jr. Rusty, USMC, Echo Co, Third Marines, was KIA May 31st, '68, on a ridge near Khe Sanh. It was horrible, and I ow know what happened. His best buddy wwas with him and held him as he died, and has contacted me after these 32 years. I say what a "waste", and most of us are asking "why"? Khe Sanh was disbanned 23 days after his death. That very fact hurts almost s his death period. He was my only sibling. I think of you guys and what Vietnam was like often. I think talking and writing aboutit is healing. God Bless you. June

John Eagle (Doc) Smith - 04/15/00 12:11:46
My URL:http://www.angelfire.com/nc2/Vietvet
My Email:johneagles@pamlico.net

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Great page, Doc....keep up the good work.... Sharing our stories and experiences with each other is what helps us to heal. 34 years later the images are just as clear as they were the day after..... Thanks for stopping by THE COMBAT MEDICS HOMPAGE and for signing the roll call....please check in often as the pages are constantly changing... And, most of all....WELCOME HOME, BRO!

Mike - 04/09/00 17:33:00
My Email:AtsugiF18@aol.com

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I saw in one of these veteran's website guestbooks a comment about a new war novel,"The Triumph and the Glory". and have been trying to find the listing again. At any rate, I got a copy from amazon.com, read it, and was quite impressed. Like that other ellow, I always appreciate hearing about a good book, so I'm passing on the word whenever I visit a military website. But more to the point, I just wanted to let you know I was here and like what you've done with your webpage. Keep up the good work, it S appreciated!

Floyd E. Bunner - 04/06/00 07:32:27
My URL:http://www.skynary.com/fbunner
My Email:fbunner@gtenet

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I was looking for family members when I came across your web page. My father hales from West Virgina. His name was William Richard Bunner and his brothers are Pearl Jay Bunner and Charle (Lucky) Bunner. There father was Pealie Bunner. They desended fr m Johna Bunner and George Washington Bunner. By any chance are you related to any of them?

Ruby Bush - 03/31/00 21:40:55
My Email:rbush@buckeyeinternet.com

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My husband Ray Bush was a Navy Corpsman and Vietnaum veteran also. He passed away three years ago this May 8th. He told me about some of his experiences in VietNaum leaving out most of the goory details I'm sure. He loved being a corpsman and was proud of having served his country. I met him after he retired and I wish I had met him sooner. I would have loved to have shared his Navy career with him. I enjoyed visiting your web page and reading about yours and others experiences.I am very proud to have been the wife of a corpsman. Ruby Bush

GREG FREY - 03/21/00 17:40:34
My Email:FROGFREY@AOL.COM

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JUST FINISHED READING YOUR HISTORY. I WAS IN CO 550 IN 1966 AT GREATLAKES. WAS ALSO IN CO.77 HOSP CORP SCHOOL. I HAVE OUR CLASS PHOTO ABOVE MY DESK AT WORK. I'M TRYING TO PLACE YOUR CURRENT PHOTO WITH THE FOLKS IN THAT PHOTO! WHAT A WONDERFUL COINCIDENCE

GREG FREY - 03/21/00 17:31:24
My Email:FROGFREY@AOL.COM

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LIMA 3/7,68. I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL. GOD BLESS YOU.

george Tuttle - 03/17/00 02:15:32
My Email:georgetuttle@hotmail.com

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I was a radio operator attached to h&s co 9th mt bn 3rd marine div at dong ha feb 67- feb-68.I am really looking hard for people who served with me at that time.especially a corpman with last name chastain

diana morales - 03/16/00 04:51:02
My Email:imissmy88@aol.com

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thanks for keeping your story and memories alive. although many think that the youth of today do not care about the sacrifices that past generations made for the generations of today, they are wrong.i want you to know that there are many young adults toda that although may not understand the circumstances of situations before and have no idea what it was like for Americans back then, we do truly appreciate your sacrifices and your life and all of the soldiers that did not make it because if it weren't for you and those like you, we might not be here today.

Aaron Collins - 02/29/00 00:45:19
My Email:skiltic5@voyager.net

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I was making my rounds and decided to visit again. Great page as always! Now that I'm retired I'm going to redo or make a new page for airforce medical personnel. Take Care

Peterson - 02/17/00 04:18:41
My Email:lpeterson1@home.com

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Thanks Doc and all the other Doc's that took care of us over their. You saved a lot of lives. and all of you were great under fire.

"Doc" Morgan-1st Cav Spt68-Mar 69 - 02/05/00 02:01:54
My Email:ekimnagrom@pobox.com

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thanx - welcome home

John Ochs - 02/03/00 20:28:58
My Email:cjo538@aol.com

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I was a Navy (Marine) Corpsman in DaNang Viet Nam in 1964-65. 1st 8" Howitzers, 12th Marines, 3rd Marine Division. This is a great way of finding out about other corpsmen. Keep up the good work!

John Ochs - 02/03/00 20:20:02
My Email:cjo538@aol.com

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I was a Navy (Marine) Corpsman in DaNang Viet Nam in 1964-65. 1st 8" Howitzers, 12th Marines, 3rd Marine Division.

ERIC HILDENBRAND - 02/02/00 00:40:51
My Email:EHSELLS@AOL.COM

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SPENT 21 YRS AS AN HM8425/8404. RETIRED IN 1988. CURRENTLY SELLING REAL ESTATE IN SAN DIEGO AND RELOCATING FAMILIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. THANKS FOR THE OPPORTUNITY TO VISIT YOU SITE.

John Francis Richter - 01/25/00 20:55:19
My URL:http://rt66.com/~korteng/SmallArms/gyrendoc.htm
My Email:gyrene-doc@webtv.net

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HM1 USN(Ret)--Guadalcanal/Korea Alumnus--Like the famous General said: "A Navy Corpsman is nothing but a long-haired Hippie-Marine who would go through the fiery Gates of Hell to save your sorry ass"!!--Great Website DOC!!--SEMPER FI!!

ERNIE POWELL - 01/25/00 15:29:26
My Email:ERNFLO@BBTEL.COM

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HI JUDY. VERY NICE, I AM A KOREAN VET, BUT MY HEART GOES OUT TO ALL NAM VETS. THANK YOU. ERNIE.

MARK WHITCOMB - 01/24/00 20:01:04
My Email:MarkandBibs@aol.com

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I was better known as Doc Hoss to the men in 2/5 Echo Co.1st platoon back in 70. I was gravely wounded in the mountains above the Arizona Territory and Shipped back to the states. Besides the loss of leg I have been batteling cancer for the last six yea s and winning,this is what the doctors are telling me anyway. The cancer stems from Agent Orange. If anyone of you or your friends come down with cronic back pains and they never seem to go away,go see a doctor. Thanks for letting me share this with fello Viet Nam Veterans. Good luck and good health...Mark.....

JUDY GREEN - 01/23/00 04:38:37
My URL:http://community.webtv.net/MsEwok/MEMORIES
My Email:msewok@webtv.net

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Your website is so beautiful and touching.My Brother was in Alpha Co 1/7 /1.You must remember what you wrote about GOD ALWAYS BEING AT YOUR SIDE.He will always be there for you and he understands you more then anybody. I have one thing to tell you. YOU AR A HERO. WELCOME HOME!! You will always be that in my book. I am so proud of you.Would you view my website of my Brother and sign my guestbook? Now always remember if you don't feel appreciated that there is one person that you have never meant that will lways be thankful to you for sacrificing your life for my freedom. Thank you again..JUDY in Mulberry.Fl

Jerry Serwas - 01/15/00 13:56:35
My URL:http://www.bellsouth.net
My Email:jserwas@bellsouth.net

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Thirty-two years later it is difficult to forget what we experienced in the Nam. I was with SLF- BLT 3/1. While down south, DaNang/Marble Mtn., snipers, booby traps, ambushes, search destroy etc to many of us was a picnick in comparison to the "float". 3/1/1 was called on to hit NVA strong holds across the DMZ from Khe Sahn to Amtracs at the mouth of the Cua Viet. Flack jackets, helmets, and dug-in had you tense with anticipation. Death one step away and some of us were lucky. I definitely was on the lucky list. Minor scratches "comparatively"! When you find the time go to Oliver Jackson's 3/1 site and read Michael Thill's Memories of Badger Tooth, 27 December, 1967. Regards, doc Serwas, Lima Co., BAS triage,& India Co. SLF-BLT 3/1/1 9th Marine Amphibious Brigade 1967-68. Semper Fi

Kerry Bice - 01/12/00 00:57:41
My Email:BigKBice@aol.com

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Just surfed in. My name is Doc Bice, I was with 2/5 lst Mar Div. Served with Golf and Echo Co. mostly and H&S Co. I was wounded 3 times and had to return home before my Marines did! I'm having an awful time the past few years! You have a good page. k ep it up! Remember too, if it wasn't for our Marines we wouldn,t be here either!!! I LOVE ALL YOU MEN!!!!!! Welcome Home and Semper Fi!!!!!!!

m.j. Vanoosten - 01/09/00 04:38:49
My Email:m_vanoosten@yahoo.com

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great site Doc. was in phu bai from 07/66-11/68 w/USMC and we all thought Bac`si were #1! Agin great site and great sounds! Thanks M.J.Vanoosten

Cliff Brown - 12/29/99 04:00:24
My Email:cliff2244@aol.com

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Came across your site by accident, but as a former corpsman and marine I had to respond. My time was before Nam. as I got out in 1964. I had many friends and marines and would look forward to hearing from any that care to respond. Thanks Cliff

jeffery m banks - 12/17/99 23:12:06
My Email:Bodine_69@hotmail.com

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Enjoyed your site. Just have a few questions about the different corpsman associations. I want to pass the info on to my troops as well. The first.....Is there still an american association for hospital corpsman???? The second....Does an expeditionary medal qualify as serving with a unit during combat? I know it qualifies you to join the VFW just wondered if you had the same rules...... Thanks HM2(FMF) Jeff Banks

Lupe Lopez - 12/16/99 22:52:43
My Email:llopez9050@aol.com

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JOHN HIGUERA - 12/16/99 15:29:44
My Email:AFCHIEF@JPS.NET

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Welcome home Doc, I was stationed at Pleiku AB, RVN from Feb 67-Feb 68. My job was flying as a Medic on Air Evac missions through out Vietnam. We would med evac them after the Navy Corpsman and Army Field Medic took care of their wounds. You guys id an outstanding job!. John Higuera, USAF, CMSgt (Ret)

Robert P Corsa - 12/09/99 15:37:42
My Email:rcorsa@dol.state.nj.us

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3/26 kilo welcome home i am looking for doc's who served with 3/26. in particular a doc named rosenthal

Randy Brown - 11/24/99 15:49:45
My Email:cmbt@twavw.net

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From One Doc To Another, Served with the 101st abn.in Phubai-Hue 70-71& Ashau Valley as a combat medic.Currently a desert storm retread in Nat.Guard unit. Am trying to pass on what we learned in country to younger medics.Have a soft spot for navy docs as was medevaced from th USS Sanctuary. If I can ever be of help,drop a line. Sgt.Randy(Doc)Brown.

Bert Hazekamp - 11/10/99 15:47:57
My Email:Hazekamp@sympatico.ca

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Great page Doc! Keep up the good work. One of the things I read on your site was “Once a doc always a doc”. No it never leaves you does it. I served 26 years with the Canadian Forces as a medic, in base units, field units with the combat arms and in the l tter years in the Canadian Forces Surgeon Generals office at National Defense Headquarters in Ottawa. Wore the title of “Doc” with pride as we all did (and still do) for a number of years. Then one day as a young solder stationed with an armored corps r giment, my company Sergeant Major who it seems that almost every time he saw me I was handing out or putting a band-aide on someone started to call me “Bandaides”. This became my callsign and has followed me throughout my time in. I pulled the pin three years ago, the name has stuck and I am still called Bandaides when I see old friends. Doc, God bless you, its guys like you that me proud to have bee a medic. I will visit again. “For those who have fallen.” Bandaides

JEFF ELLIS - 11/06/99 03:04:31
My Email:NORAID @AOL.COM

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CORPSMAN 3RD BATT. 4TH MARINES ,RECON ,H&S CO. 67-68

Ralph D. Fly - 11/03/99 21:54:37
My Email:ralph.fly@gte.net

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Ex-Corpsman, Korean War, 1952 to 1953 Looking for Corpsmen at Easy Med,some I do not remember first names: Ex-Corpsmen, Foreman, Drake, Jagger, Berman, Goodfellow, Danny Bowles, and Marshburn (believe Marshburn may reside in North Corolina. Also from Battlion Aid: Drs Davis and McCormick

R Servin - 10/28/99 03:33:17
My Email:rservin625@aol.com

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I served aboard the USS POLK COUNTY LST 1084 I am a gator sailor. I read articles from the veried web sites for corpmen. I lost track of three buddies that were corpmen (around 1967). Thank You Very Much For Performing A Much Needed Job. GOD BLESS YOU ALL . Viet Vet 1967-1969

Bob Morris - 10/23/99 10:08:04
My Email:Cayenne6@webtv.net

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Looking for all corpman who served with 1st Recon Bn. in Nam

Lynn Rich - 10/16/99 14:05:30
My Email:SeasonDelish@webtv.net

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I have not quite finished reading everything about your page yet, but so far I like it. It has alot of information.I will comment better about it when I have read it all. I like what your doing though, keep up the good work.

Lynn Rich(Marvel) - 10/16/99 12:52:34
My Email:SeasonDelish@webtv.net

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Bob Kenyon (ex HM2) - 09/20/99 12:32:37
My Email:bobmarkenyon@aol.com

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I served as USN Hospital Corpsman from August 1971 to November 19, 1975. After Corps School (Co. 272), I served 15 months at the USNH Beaufort, SC as a general duty corpsman. I was then xferred to NAVCHAPGRU in Williamsburg, Va. for 8 months. I received combat and weapons training there and earned the Navy's "Expert Rifleman" award during training. NAVCHAPGRU at Cheatham Annex is an extension of the SEABEES and was developed to handle the Navy's logistic demands of cargo handling in a combat zone. We were on call "anywhere in the world in 48 hrs". I made second class while there and because of that I was xferrred to the Pre-Comm unit of the USS Nimit CVAN-68 at the shipyard in Newport News VA. I finished my enlistment on the Nimitz as a general duty corpsman and was assigned the duties as the first Preventative Medicine Technician aboard Nimitz. Navy schooled PMTs took over when I got out in November 1975. I since have worked in the Nuclear Power Industry at two Nuclear Power Plants and currently have 20.5 yrs with my current company, am a grandfather of three, and currently convalescing at home due to a motorcycle accident July 18, 1999 that separate all but 2 ligaments on my left knee. I'd like to hear from any Doc's who were at any of my stations. Semper Fi

Chuck Emmrich - 09/13/99 21:54:37
My Email:chuckie1@execpc.com

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I was a medic for Mike platoon 1/28infantry 1st infantry division. Wounded on June25, 1969. You have a great web site!!!

Chuck Emmrich - 09/13/99 21:53:53
My Email:chuckie1@execpc.com

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I was a medic for Mike platoon 1/28infantry 1st infantry division. Wounded on June25, 1969. You have a great web site!!!

Dr. Thomas O. Peavy - 09/04/99 00:37:10
My Email:drtop@aol.com

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Devil Doc: Thanks for the great page. I am a Blue Water Vietnam Vet who was a Gunnersmate while on active duty in the USN. In Boot Camp I wanted to be a Corpsman but they would not let non- high school graduates in the schools. I served and left active duty. After a nine year service break, I entered the USAR and they told me my civilian profession was more like a MEDIC, so I went to basic medical training at Ft. Sam Houston, TX and served three years in USAR as a MEDIC 91-B-20 /91-G-20 in the 3297th ARHOSP nd 860th Combat Engr BN. Re-enlisted in USNR as Corpsman (HM2) completed FMF training at Camp Lejune, NC ( NEC 8404) and was attached to the FMF for a number of years. Served with 4 FSSG HSBN, Branch Clinic, MCLSA Albany, GA and as Command Senio Chief of 4th MAW MED MAG41, additional assignments with Fleet Hosp 14 and NAVHOSP JAX. I realized my desire to be a CORPSMAN as the result of serving as a MEDIC. I have the greatest of respet for all of those who sacrafice and "SERVE TO SAVE" be they my SHIPMATES, DEVIL DOCS, or FELLOW SOLDIERS. I am proud to count myself among your numbers, CORPSMAN and MEDIC. You continue to set the example for those who truly uinderstand the meaning of SERVICE. SEMPER FI Dr. Thoms O. Peavy HMCS (Ret)

Kevin MacLeod - 08/27/99 15:31:51
My URL:http://www.christians.macleod.com
My Email:christians@macleod.com

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Outstanding site. You have done a wonderful job shipmate. I am retired from the Submarine force and am Proud to have served in your Navy. You are always welcome in our home. God Bless you, brother

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Great Website Doc!!,As a Former Team Ldr. and Squad Ldr. With Lima Company,3rd. Batt.,3rd. Marines (L/3/3) Vietnam,(1966&67 ) I Can't Say Enough In This Short Space Of What You "Doc's)Meant To Us "Grunts" When The "S**t Hit The Fan" It Was No Small Compfort To Know That Our "Doc's" would Run Through Hell And High Water,(And Automatic Weapons Fire,Mortars,Rockets,Etc.) To Render Aid To A Wounded Marine. So,A Belated Thanks To You And All Of The FMF Corpsmen And A Big SEMPER FI!! LBJ

John Francis Richter - 08/25/99 03:29:21
My URL:http://rt66.com/~korteng/SmallArms/gyrendoc.htm
My Email:gyrene-doc@webtv.netHM1 USN

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HM1 USN(Ret.) On Guadalcanal(1942) was Corpsman for a crew of five rugged Gyrenes on a 75mmGun Half-Track(who were to become my "adopted family" for the next four chaotic months on the island!) Later, another assault landing on Cape Gloucester (1943)(1stMarDivFMF)----Pusan Perimeter with the 1stProvMarBrigade; Inchon Landing; Seoul;(S.Korea) Koto-ri(N.Korea)(1stMarDivFMF)((1950) SOME "PICNIC"!! SEMPER FI ---You've got a really great Website DOC! Godspeed in your admirable endeavor! (and THANK YOU!)

Marlene & Graham - 08/21/99 18:40:43
My URL:http://www.angelfire.com/ms/iosta/index.html
My Email:iosta@sprint.ca

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DOC THIS IS AN INCREDIBLE SITE HERE! CONGRATULATIONS ON THE TERRIFIC JOB YOU HAVE DONE IN CREATING IT. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. IT WAS AN ABSOLUTE PLEASURE BEING HERE. WE WILL BE BACK TO VISIT MORE.THERE IS SO MUCH EMOTION HERE THAT I WAS CRYING. THE MUSIC YOU CHOSE IS REALLY REALLY NICE. YOU SURE ARE A HANDSOME MAN - DOC!!(Marlene says) THANK YOU FOR BEING OUR FRIEND SEMPI FI BRO'(Graham says)

jlhenry - 08/21/99 04:49:13
My Email:henry@velocity.net

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Bill Lupetti HM3 67-70 - 08/11/99 23:52:10
My URL:http://www.pouch.com/users/blupetti
My Email:bacsi70@hotmail.com

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Great Web Page. Nice job, and I will be back often to view your page. I was stationed at Chelsea Naval Hospital, 67-69. Then was a River Rat Corpsman at An Thoi, Rach Soi, Dong Tam, Vietnam-1970.

DOC TONY SHIELDS - 07/29/99 00:22:55
My Email:TONYMARY@ARBBS.NET

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THANKS DOC BUNNER FOR THE WONDERFUL GUEST BOOK FOR COMBAT MEDICS !! I WAS A MEDIC WITH THE 1ST CAV. 1970-1971 A. CO 1/12 CAV. ITS UNFORTUNATE THAT SOME OF THE MAIL HERE IS WITH BAD MANNERS.I WOULD LOVE TO TALK TO SOME FELLOW MEDICS NOT REMFS. AGAIN THANK FOR THE SPACE TO WRITE !!

Glen Cox - 07/28/99 09:11:31
My Email:cegcox@ozemail.com.au

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hi Doc ...micho here just passing by throught i have a look at your home page ....nice one will look a little closer .The best thing was the music ,it brought back lots of good memories. kind Regards micho

Robert N. Kolb HM3 - 07/25/99 16:58:20
My Email:irk@jps.net

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Corps school San Diego, 49-30. Any one out there form same vintage? Where is George Frank(s) HMC, Tom Irvin HM3, Elmer Kent HM1, Helen Cayea, Lt.NC, Ken Little, Lt., W.R. Peters, M.D., Dr. Landes, M.D., Dr. Haas, Cliff Polk, HM3 and all those jar heads at Port Chicago, CA 1951- 1953

John Francis Richter - 07/15/99 22:16:59
My URL:http://homepages.lycos.com/gyrene_doc/lypersonnal/index.html
My Email:gyrene-doc@webtv.net

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HM1 USN(Ret.) Guadalcanal(1942);Cape Gloucester (1943)1stMarDivFMF--Pusan Perimeter(1stProvMarBrig.);Inchon Landing; Seoul; Koto-ri;(1950)1stMarDivFMF A great web site Doc! Godspeed in your admirable undertaking!!

Hn Flores - 07/08/99 19:52:39
My Email:rickflor17

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Hi Im a doc at 2\5 golf Co. Ive been in a year and I love it.

Stan Lawrence - 07/03/99 06:26:41
My Email:stanley.lawrence@gte.net

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Thanks,Doc, for the nice site and for your service to this country! I was a medical services specialist (medic) in the USAF, served from 1960-1964, with the 408th USAF Dispensary, Kingsley Field, Oregon. Will try to join the NAMC as soon as I can dig out y DD-214. Thanks again, I wasn't aware that there was anything like this out there.

Karl Ostberg - 07/02/99 16:06:16
My Email:RevOstberg webtv.net

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Salutations Brother, Just found your site and am enjoying it. I was in RVN with "L" Co. 3/27 5th MarDiv. Feb.- Sept. 1968. Would enjoy hearng from anyone who served with me. I also was with 3/28 5th MarDiv in 1967, and likewise, would enjoy hearing from any of the guys who used to liberty in San Clemente with me. Thanks and S'long for now, "Doc" Ostberg

ryan jackson - 07/01/99 15:40:38
My Email:tibia456@aol.com

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Iwas there in 1970 & 1971 just checking the site.

Fred "Doc" Simmons - 06/30/99 23:45:18
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I joined the Navy and became a Corpsman. After corps school I never saw the Navy again. I was wounded twice serving with 1/9, 3/26 and 3rd Recon. I was awarded the Bronze Star and Navy Com. I do not regret serving with the Marines. It was the proudest part of life.

Anne Siggins - 06/27/99 15:23:59
My URL:http://angelfire.com/ct/grannyanne
My Email:anne_siggins@yahoo.com

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Grew up in the 60's and thank all of you who served your country in Nam...what a great site. God Bless you, Doc....your ICQ buddy, emtanne

Tibbo - 06/23/99 01:10:09
My URL:http://www.spiderweb.com.au/~frasbett/powmia.html
My Email:frasbett@spiderweb.com.au

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Great website enjoy my visit here very much. Thank you for visiting our website and signing our Guestbook. Would like to invite anyone else who is reading this Guestbook to come for a visit also. Hoping that you all will take a few minutes out and sign ou Guestbook. As we would be very proud and honored to have you all sign it. God's Blessings to you all from the great land Down Under. Tibbo

John R. Towell - 06/14/99 17:10:19
My Email:towells@webtv.net

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Sibyle Subiono - 06/13/99 22:12:12
My Email:ssubiono@uswest.net

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Just sitting here on a hot Sunday PM in new Mexico and a friend stopped by and asked me to place somthing in the lost and found in refference to Viet Nam. CCame across your home page and brought back alot of old memories. I enjoyed your home and thank you.

Bob Kulas - 06/08/99 03:14:31
My Email:bkulas@home.com

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FMF Corpsman served in Viet Nam 1966 & 1967. Please note new e-mail address. The E-mail address as listed last March is no longer valid.

Grethel Rickman McCarroll - 05/25/99 10:04:28
My Email:ESTIU@aol.com

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The site still is looking good. It has been a long time since I have been to you site. I disagree with the music change this last person wanted. I think the tunes sound great!!! Got to run. I'll visit again sometime. May the road rise to meet ya.. May the wind be always at ya back... Mrs. McCarroll :0)

Peter L. Fino,Jr. - 05/07/99 22:00:35
My Email:geminiwrks@aol.com

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I entered the USMC in Jan of 1964.I had no idea that we would be with the Navy in anyway shape or form , except to make a landing on shore. What a dummy I was. The first thing I see in bootcamp besides the DI are all the Corpman. What's this? The jerk nex to me at the physical starts calling them snowballs and squids. I tell him to shutup while laughing under my breath because I never heard those terms before and they struck me a lil funny. Well needless to say the DOCS to EXTRA SPECIAL care for him. It w s great even though he was a fellow jarhead the jerk that he was.well i ended up always being stationed extra close to the Navy ie. Seal Beach NWS.Charlie Med. and Delta Med. in 1967. Stateside the corpman would always say, when thy were teased by the Mar nes, Who do you think going to save your ass and take care of you when shit hits the fan? God little did i know then.I didn't realize till combat what you guys were all about though you always had my respect stateside.I realized from the git go that i was getting what i bargined for in combat, but you guys,I felt terrible for you thinking that a lot of you joined the Navy 'to see the world , aboard ship of course.Nobody but nobody put themselves at risk as you, My Comrads in Arms. I lived with you, I died ith you,I loved you.I could NEVER say it enough I thank you ALL. May God bless you always.

stoney - 05/05/99 16:02:55
My Email:vpstone@yahoo.com

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Great page!!!!!! Doc.....Is there a Chat room for the medical types roaming the net? A place where we can swap war stories,down right lies and gross fabrications? lol. Richard"Stoney"Stone Medic,Desert Storm "Please don't scream"MEDIC",It draws fire"


Angie - 04/15/99 01:57:09
My Email:kufan33@hotmail.com

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awesome page Doc

Clif Green HMC - 04/11/99 21:10:17
My Email:rsgdesign@aol.com

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Having a hard time opening your Guest Book, but I'll keep trying thx The Quac

Jennings, Charles - 04/07/99 20:11:12
My Email:jenningscrj@usa.net

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I really commend Corpsman I was one for 12 yrs now Im in the Army as a medic in macedonia providing medical care for this conflict. Keep up the good work. god bless. SGT Jennings, Charles R.

Doc Alan M. Mitose - 04/05/99 10:33:31
My Email:DUSTTHEMOFFA6A@webtv.net

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Thanks, Doc Brunner for providing us medics/corpsmen a special place to "sign aboard" I was a Army Infantry platoon medic with the 1st Battalion 27th Infantry "Wolfhounds" 25th Infantry Division '67 - '68 .....Have serious case of PTSD now from many firef ghts/battles, etc. that I was involved in. one of most serious action took place on 6/3/67 when my Alpha Co. patrol of 22 men got hit hard by hardcore VietCong Company size.... I lost 7 KIA and & WIA that early morning around 0230 t0 0300 hrs.......I was recommended for a Silver Star.....but I turned it down.....didnot mean a thing to me at that time......later battalion headquarters insisted that I accept it....but I deros out of country...they said it would be sent to my next duty station in Japan at th 106th US Army General Hospital, Kishine Barracks......never received it...still doesn't matter....just writing all this down in hopes to hear from my fellow medics that I served with it Vietnam would see this along with the nurses and medics I worked wit at the Burn Unit at the 106th. Would like to know that everyone made it home okay and are doing well with families and careers. thank you, doc alan m. mitose

Bob Kulas - 03/28/99 02:38:44
My Email:bkulas@rconnect.com

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FMF Corpsman served in Viet Nam with I Company 3/5 ,F 2/5 and BAS 2/5 from 1966 to 1967.

Mark Murphy - 03/17/99 20:25:43
My Email:Mark_C_Murphy@Fleet.com

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I saw your entry on the First Marine Divison web site. My Uncle was Major Walter M. Murphy who I think served with you guys in 1967-68. I am very interested in any stories you might have about him that I could share with the Murphy family. Please send ver a quick note - Thanks!

Mike Morgan - 03/09/99 05:01:47
My Email:ekimnagrom@pobox.com

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Medic(grunt) with 1st Cav 68-69 (2 PH)

Doc Dan Greenberg - 03/07/99 19:24:17
My URL:http://members.tripod.com/~sharanightshade/dan/danindex.html
My Email:jean@pioneeris.net

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Hi Doc, great page, and welcome home, my brother. We're fellow member's of N.A.M.C., though I don't have you on my icq list. Please feel free to add me, and visit my vet. page. Tom Biet for now, Doc Dan.

HM2 Jessie Karstedt - 03/06/99 19:38:13
My Email:kardee2@yahoo.com

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I'm not an old salt. Entered in 1988. Currently stationed in Bahrain. After 11 years of the hospital side. I'm finally seeing the real Navy and loving it. It's really an honor to wear the Corpsman badge that you all fought and stood for that we wear today I even had the honor to re-enlist on our 100th Birthday. Thanks guys!!

HM2 Jessie Karstedt - 03/06/99 19:31:13
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HM3 Kane - 03/05/99 21:32:04
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allen - 03/01/99 21:33:00
My Email:awilliams@altron.com

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Welcome home Doc. You entered Danang the same day that I left. I was an ET, did boot and A school at GLakes as did you. Danang was my last duty station in the Navy, I was a REMF but I was stationed at Marble Mt. and appreciated what the Maines and thei Corpmen did. thanks. Allen

Gale G. Balding - 02/27/99 04:06:49
My Email:galefromffil@webtv.net

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As an addendum to my orginal signing. Just noted that I served with Harry P. Miller Capt ( LT then) the author of The Tradition of Valorus Service. He was the MSC Officer aboard the FDR(CVA-42) when I checked aboard in l959. I left in l962 as as HM2

Gale G. Balding - 02/27/99 03:31:05
My Email:galefromffil@webtv.net

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Proudly served as a Hospital Corpsman from 1959 thru 1962 aboard USS Franklin D. Roosevelt(CVA-42). Would enjoy hearing from Corpman from Co. 5-60 Great Lakes, Il or those who served om the "Rosie"

r.a.white - 02/17/99 02:53:06
My Email:ajmono@juno.com

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very interesting site....obviously being a corpsman meant something special to you as it also did for me. unfortunately, I left the active side after six years as a very bitter HM2 for reasons I won't bore you with now. I was out for 13 years when I decided to affilliate with the reserve. They offered me two choices.....re-enter as an HN or re-enter as SK1....having been a non-8404 corpsman (here's your greens, go to the field) I figured this one out quick......so now I'm a skivvy-kounter. Thought I'd never have to wear bdu's again, but chose to do my active duty the last two years at camp pendleton.....got some nice summer cammies out of the deal.....anyway, I ramble on.....wish I could locate some of my buddies from usnh guam, 73' to 75'. Your story was interesting. Correspond sometime.

William Dean - 02/14/99 16:42:10
My Email:grandaddydean@webtv.net

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A good web page "Doc". My brother Robert W. "Bobby" Dean was a corpman with 2 tours. He was at Kha Sanh and also Monkey Mtn. The last tour at Mtn was in 69-70. I was in country at same time. When he first came back he would talk about things, these days h doesn't want to. He lives near Raleigh and is involved with some vet groups in that area. I live near Shelby, NC.

charlie - 02/10/99 14:18:18
My Email:legaaaaaaaaaaaa@webtv.net

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Howdy Was nice to view your web page however iam still trying to figure out how I got here. Nice Flags and song Thanks again Chuck