Dear Ted, Dad,

It was only three years ago we first met, but it seems more like a lifetime.

It was a casual note from you commenting on something you saw on my webpage... I can't even remember what it was but it was the beginning of friendship that grew faster and stronger than any I've ever known. I've never known anyone quite like you and I doubt I ever will again. You are one of a kind...The toughest, most determined, most unfaltering, most courageous man I've ever had the honor of calling Brother, Friend and Comrade in Arms.

I'm sitting here now trying to be as courageous as I can in view of this latest attempt of yours to shock me into silence so you can have the last word again. Well, it won't work. I'm not going to just let it go this time. This time I get the last word.

You've been my mentor, my Brother and my surrogate Dad since the beginning of our friendship. You gave me insight into subjects I'd never understood, pulled on my coat when I was screwing up and helped me move past some difficult experiences.

I remember when we were building your website and I asked you what music you wanted. I was expecting something stirring or martial like the National Anthem or Wild Blue Yonder. You wanted "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" and I couldn't talk you out of it. Now I'm glad you stuck to your guns because every time I watch an old Judy Garland movie or see a rainbow I'll think of you.

Then it was that damn animated graphic of a flying horse that looked like an ugly, oversized bird and took all day to load. I tried to talk you out of that too but you said you liked it. I'm glad I went along because now every time I see a horse or a bird I'll think of you.

I remember the night you called me and asked if I knew the difference between a good Marine and a bad oyster...I'll let that one go.... That will stay between us. But I will think of you every time I see an oyster...good or bad....

For months after we met, you had me convinced you were a 35-year-old 'devil may care' renegade hell raiser, even though that would have made you ...What?...six years old when you were capture by the NVA?

You have a way of making me believe anything...

I wish you could make me believe this is all a big mistake...that you'll call me tomorrow and tell me you're getting the boat ready for our fishing trip.

I wish you could call me in the morning and tell me you and Linda were coming to New Jersey and we could make plans for a night of drinking, singing and story-telling at the pub.

When the news came, I was not ready. I was still praying for the miracle.  For months now, I've been afraid to answer the phone.  Now I don't have to be afraid anymore. But it will never be the same again.

I'll try to deal with this the way I think you'd want me to. I'll stand as tall as I can, bite my lip and try to live with the knowledge that you won't be calling me anymore with a bad joke or good idea. I'll try to accept that I'll never be able to shake your hand, go fishing with you, or have a friendly father to son chat again. I'll never be able to trade Marine/Air Force barbs, joke about politicians or share that bottle of Bushmills at the New Hampshire Primary.

And I'll try to live with the pain of knowing I never got to say goodbye...

Well Dad, now you finally have the answers we searched for together. And you have the peace and freedom you fought so hard to gain for others.

Say Hi to Rick for me...and to Ken George and Jason and Misty. Tell them I'll see you all as soon as I'm done here...

And now that you can't yell at me for saying it:

I love you Ted ... and I'll miss you more than you could ever know.

GBU&CUL
Gunny

I hope you heard me play tonight...I did one just for you. You know the one. The one we talked about last summer.

semper fi

semper fi

SEMPER FI! Thank you for being an inspiration

A friend of mine let me borrow the book Survivors and I was totally in awe at what Hawk's Heroes did while they were POW's. Because of men like Colonel Ted Guy, I have found a new respect for those who served in Vietnam and who are serving all over the world now. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

A friend of mine let me borrow the book Survivors and I was totally in awe at what Hawk's Heroes did while they were POW's. Because of men like Colonel Ted Guy, I have found a new respect for those who served in Vietnam and who are serving all over the world now. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

The memory of our exit from Siagon is chiselled in our mind forever. The brave souls, who "have their today for our tomorrow" will always be remembered by my family and I. Pradeep

I feel lucky that I ran across this Home Page. Thanks! I served with "C" Battery 2/19th Airborne Artillery 1966-67. "AIRBORNE, ALL THE WAY!

I feel lucky that I ran across this Home Page. Thanks! I served with "C" Battery 2/19th Airborne Artillery 1966-67. "AIRBORNE, ALL THE WAY!

God Bless ALL our troops! God Bless EVERYONE in this world and may God give us strength to handle what is delt.

god bless ted i wish i could do something from overhere to help to get the pow's from nam back home

GOD Bless AMERICA and other COUNTRIES.... gerry

GOD Bless AMERICA and other COUNTRIES.... gerry

Thank you brother for making us all proud. nam vet leonard

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

I pray for the family and friends of Ted Guy, peace. I pray for lots of warm memories to be shared by all, and I pray for laughter, for them all. God, let our heroes be remembered. Let love be our experience as we pray for them.

Will be happy to provide any service consturctive to the recovery process. Have served with some of the best and still think of those who havent gotten home yet. Semper FI

Will be happy to provide any service consturctive to the recovery process. Have served with some of the best and still think of those who havent gotten home yet. Semper FI

I Did't know you and I wasn't born yet when you went to fight for people just like me... I want to thank-you for you being so brave...my father was in the navy and now that I am older i realize why he had to do in a war

I Did't know you and I wasn't born yet when you went to fight for people just like me... I want to thank-you for you being so brave...my father was in the navy and now that I am older i realize why he had to do in a war

Rest easy Proud Warrior the fight is not up by any means.

I was a US Army Captain in Germany '64 to '65. Thanks to the real Heros, the Nam Vets!

Thank you for this great sight, I didn't the man but from what I have read from some of you that did know him I would have followed him any where.

Thank you for this great sight, I didn't the man but from what I have read from some of you that did know him I would have followed him any where.

fatastic web sight,remeber we are all hear to help eachother lifes not easy any help i can give you let me know God Bless

I have lost a personal hero. I was the NCO in charge of public information for returned POWs arriving in the Tucson area during Operation Homecoming, where I met Colonel Guy for the first time. I'd already become friends with his wife and children through another POW wife. The courage I saw in that family as they waited, unaware of Ted's status, and then waited again when they learned he was coming home, was a fine example even for an Air Force brat like me. Then I met him, had dinner with the family, and gingerly sounded him out about his experiences. I was 22. I'd just returned from the war zone myself, and I was very twisted about the war and my government's role in it. Ted got me to remember that I served the people of the United States and I could see my "boss" just by walking down the street, looking around me. He brought home to me that we fought for the freedoms our fathers and grandfathers also had defended, and that as long as our country had need, our sons and grandsons would defend it. He taught me a lot, right up to his transfer to his first post-war assignment, and he was an example to me of the Code of Conduct, of a professional military officer, and of a true (if quiet) American patriot. He'd been through all those years of hell, and whenever we were together, his concern was for my well-being. I'll never forget him, or the others - returned or not - who paid a much higher price than the rest of us veterans. God bless and keep you, Ted.

This is all very nice. I was a graduate student for a long time and I used to read about Guy. Now when I return from Hanoi, Vietnam, where I spend much of my time now, it is very different. Does anyone on this web sight listen to it's readers if they write back? During my travels to Hanoi I have had the privilage of being taken to a crash sight of a naval jet that was shot down. There are many mysterious events around this that I speak to you about. I wrote to another alliance organization and they simply lied to me. I need someone who is serious about listening to me. I purchased a piece of the wing of an F-4 in Hanoi and took it to proper authorities but I don't trust them as I don't think that they care anymore. Please answer, Julian Pacheco.

This is all very nice. I was a graduate student for a long time and I used to read about Guy. Now when I return from Hanoi, Vietnam, where I spend much of my time now, it is very different. Does anyone on this web sight listen to it's readers if they write back? During my travels to Hanoi I have had the privilage of being taken to a crash sight of a naval jet that was shot down. There are many mysterious events around this that I speak to you about. I wrote to another alliance organization and they simply lied to me. I need someone who is serious about listening to me. I purchased a piece of the wing of an F-4 in Hanoi and took it to proper authorities but I don't trust them as I don't think that they care anymore. Please answer, Julian Pacheco.

A TRUE HERO IS GONE FROM US. WE SOMETIMES TAKE FOR GRANTED WHAT THE GOOD LORD GAVE TO US. WE OFTEN TIMES HAVE TO ENDURE THINGS THAT WE DON'T WANT TO, BUT THAT IS ALL IN THE WILL OF GOD. REMEMBER THE TIME THAT WAS SPENT WITH THIS GREAT HERO AND THE MANY LAUGHING FACES THAT HE LEFT BEHIND. ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT HE LIVES IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE HE TOUCHED.

A TRUE HERO IS GONE FROM US. WE SOMETIMES TAKE FOR GRANTED WHAT THE GOOD LORD GAVE TO US. WE OFTEN TIMES HAVE TO ENDURE THINGS THAT WE DON'T WANT TO, BUT THAT IS ALL IN THE WILL OF GOD. REMEMBER THE TIME THAT WAS SPENT WITH THIS GREAT HERO AND THE MANY LAUGHING FACES THAT HE LEFT BEHIND. ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT HE LIVES IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE HE TOUCHED.

A TRUE HERO IS GONE FROM US. WE SOMETIMES TAKE FOR GRANTED WHAT THE GOOD LORD GAVE TO US. WE OFTEN TIMES HAVE TO ENDURE THINGS THAT WE DON'T WANT TO, BUT THAT IS ALL IN THE WILL OF GOD. REMEMBER THE TIME THAT WAS SPENT WITH THIS GREAT HERO AND THE MANY LAUGHING FACES THAT HE LEFT BEHIND. ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT HE LIVES IN THE HEARTS OF THOSE HE TOUCHED.

A SOLDIER FROM THE 2ND ID THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATED SERVICE JOB WELL DONE

A SOLDIER FROM THE 2ND ID THANK YOU FOR YOUR DEDICATED SERVICE JOB WELL DONE

Ted, and to all are fallen; It's been a while, the states have seen alot of changes, we've added many names to our list of HEROS, but the light still burns bright thinking of all of you. Never shall we forget. God Bless, and Thank You

Ted, and to all are fallen; It's been a while, the states have seen alot of changes, we've added many names to our list of HEROS, but the light still burns bright thinking of all of you. Never shall we forget. God Bless, and Thank You

I met Ted at Reese AFB way back in the '63-'66 time frame and he was a pro in the UPT business and as good an aviator as there was. The next time I saw Ted was at Air War College, Class of '74 (the POW Returnee Class). The change to the man was beyond dramatic. His intensity was beyond measure regarding the war itself and what it had done to his comrades-in-arms. He was outspoken on all of the wartime issues and was never found wrong in his judgment or his statements. He fought for the Nam POWs like no other and commanded the respect of all of us who shared his warrior spirit. He made his "last flight" far too soon and he will be missed by all who knew him before, during, and after the SEA conflict. We'll proudly fly his wing again one day. Very respectfully, Goldie

I met Ted at Reese AFB way back in the '63-'66 time frame and he was a pro in the UPT business and as good an aviator as there was. The next time I saw Ted was at Air War College, Class of '74 (the POW Returnee Class). The change to the man was beyond dramatic. His intensity was beyond measure regarding the war itself and what it had done to his comrades-in-arms. He was outspoken on all of the wartime issues and was never found wrong in his judgment or his statements. He fought for the Nam POWs like no other and commanded the respect of all of us who shared his warrior spirit. He made his "last flight" far too soon and he will be missed by all who knew him before, during, and after the SEA conflict. We'll proudly fly his wing again one day. Very respectfully, Goldie

My brother was a P.O.W. for a long time and lost the battle of life in a foreign land. We were fortunate to get him back home to lay to rest. Because of people like you, many other families will also be able to have closure. May others take up and carry the banner in your absence! Thank you for all you have given and may God now give you peace now that your battle is done.

It was wonderful to see this kind of website.!

THANK YOU FOR SERVING OUR NATION. THIS COUNTRY WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REPAY YOU OR ANY OF THE SOLDIERS BACK FOR ALL THAT YOU GUY HAVE EVER DID FOR US. I JUST WISH THAT THE GOVERNMENT WOULD FIND OUR HEROS AND BRING THEM HOME.

I wish to send my deepest sympathies to all who knew & loved him. In doing research for a book on grief and grieving,inspired by the terrible accident and death of my brother, I came across this beautiful memorial. I am but a stanger to you with one common thread...the loss of someone who for us, hung the moon ! You shall remain in my thoughts and prayers. I wish Much love & peace & blessings to you all! May you find the peace we need to go on, that tells our hearts they are still with us every time we think of them. I also want to thank you for this memorial, it always helps me to know others feel the emotional rollercoaster grief brings us. Be Blessed! Bev

thankyou

Semper Fi

Semper Fi

Thank you for serving this NATION and I will help to make my own children aware of you and people like you who did what your government asked you to do. You will not be forgotten !!! Hooah! from an Army Wife

Not sure what to say except my condolences to the family. Col Guy was a good friend of my mother and father. Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. His was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down. The story of his shootdown. I remember the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous comments from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally I'd of invited him to many an event over the years. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

Not sure what to say except my condolences to the family. Col Guy was a good friend of my mother and father. Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. His was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down. The story of his shootdown. I remember the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous comments from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally I'd of invited him to many an event over the years. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

To the family of Col Guy my condolences. Not sure what to say. Col Guy was a friend of my mother and father (Lt Col Ted & Sue Trusk, USAF). Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. Col Guy's was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down and the story of his shootdown. I remember watching on TV years later the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous hot air from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally, I'd of invited him to many an event over the years had I known he was willing to speak to groups. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites. It was during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well at the end and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

To the family of Col Guy my condolences. Not sure what to say. Col Guy was a friend of my mother and father (Lt Col Ted & Sue Trusk, USAF). Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. Col Guy's was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down and the story of his shootdown. I remember watching on TV years later the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous hot air from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally, I'd of invited him to many an event over the years had I known he was willing to speak to groups. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites. It was during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well at the end and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

To the family of Col Guy my condolences. Not sure what to say. Col Guy was a friend of my mother and father (Lt Col Ted & Sue Trusk, USAF). Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. Col Guy's was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down and the story of his shootdown. I remember watching on TV years later the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous hot air from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally, I'd of invited him to many an event over the years had I known he was willing to speak to groups. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites. It was during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well at the end and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

To the family of Col Guy my condolences. Not sure what to say. Col Guy was a friend of my mother and father (Lt Col Ted & Sue Trusk, USAF). Stationed together at Reese AFB as instructor pilots. He and Col Guy shared not only first names, but both were from Illinois, and from the stories my dad told, he was a great guy. Col Guy's was the only POW bracelet that my older sis would wear until he came home. Myself, I remember the look on my dad's face when he told my mom that he had been shot down and the story of his shootdown. I remember watching on TV years later the drama of the days when the he seemed to be the only man alive willing to meet justice out on those Army traitors -- protests outside Homestead AFB, and some of the outrageous hot air from the then Sec of the Army. All these things I remember about a man I never met, but I constantly thought of Col Guy throughout my own USAF career -- especially during my training at survival school in 1985. My dad passed away in August 1989 in Rogers, Ark. I guess both men lost touch over the years, because had my dad known he lived close by I'm sure he would have invited him down. Personally, I'd of invited him to many an event over the years had I known he was willing to speak to groups. Heck -- I was at Whiteman AFB 1994-97! I was sort of shocked today when I came across his name at various web sites. It was during a totally unrelated search for an old USAF buddy of my own. I'm glad the Col was treated well at the end and remembered by many. Tim Trusk, Lt Col, USAF (Ret)

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!!!!!

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!!!!!

THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!!!!!!!

Welcome home,dear friend! The world say's "there are no heroes anymore". Goes to show you how much the world knows! My deepest gratitude,appreciation and Thank You goes out to you, Sir.

My prayers are with the familys of all POW/MIAs. America, lets bring them home. GBA

My prayers are with the familys of all POW/MIAs. America, lets bring them home. GBA

To The Family Of Colonel Guy...You can all be proud of what your Father accomplished for his Country, these United States of America. He did his job as he was trained to do, and in a manner which brought great credit to him. To those of us that he and his fellow Airmen supported so gallantly, we give thanks to Our Almighty God for their being there when we really needed them. May The Good Lord Bless his memory, and be with you always.

To The Family Of Colonel Ted Guy....Our freedom today is result of men like your Father, who did his job as he was trained to do, and how he knew to do it. You can all be justly proud of his accomplishments, and his tremendous contribution to Our United States of America. May God Bless his memory and be with you always.

To The Family Of Colonel Ted Guy....Our freedom today is result of men like your Father, who did his job as he was trained to do, and how he knew to do it. You can all be justly proud of his accomplishments, and his tremendous contribution to Our United States of America. May God Bless his memory and be with you always.

To the family of Ted, I am sure you know that Ted is looking down from heaven, still protecting you and the rest of America as he had done so bravely during his life here on earth. The children of this great land should look to people like Ted as thier heros and strive to be half the person as he. May God be with Ted's family. Semper Fi, Tom Hausner

To the family of Ted, I am sure you know that Ted is looking down from heaven, still protecting you and the rest of America as he had done so bravely during his life here on earth. The children of this great land should look to people like Ted as thier heros and strive to be half the person as he. May God be with Ted's family. Semper Fi, Tom Hausner

My father was MIA in Korea and later declared dead although his body was never returned.He left for Korea in June of 1950,I was born in August of 1950, and he was reported killed in action in November of 1950.Although I never knew my father he is still very much a hero to me.It was thinking about him that brought me to this page and I'm very glad I did. I didn't know Ted Guy , but from what I've been reading from the people who did he has to be one hell of a hero. Now maybe two heroes will meet. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. God Bless You and all of our heroes.

My father was MIA in Korea and later declared dead although his body was never returned.He left for Korea in June of 1950,I was born in August of 1950, and he was reported killed in action in November of 1950.Although I never knew my father he is still very much a hero to me.It was thinking about him that brought me to this page and I'm very glad I did. I didn't know Ted Guy , but from what I've been reading from the people who did he has to be one hell of a hero. Now maybe two heroes will meet. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. God Bless You and all of our heroes.

My father was MIA in Korea and later declared dead although his body was never returned.He left for Korea in June of 1950,I was born in August of 1950, and he was reported killed in action in November of 1950.Although I never knew my father he is still very much a hero to me.It was thinking about him that brought me to this page and I'm very glad I did. I didn't know Ted Guy , but from what I've been reading from the people who did he has to be one hell of a hero. Now maybe two heroes will meet. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. God Bless You and all of our heroes.

My father was MIA in Korea and later declared dead although his body was never returned.He left for Korea in June of 1950,I was born in August of 1950, and he was reported killed in action in November of 1950.Although I never knew my father he is still very much a hero to me.It was thinking about him that brought me to this page and I'm very glad I did. I didn't know Ted Guy , but from what I've been reading from the people who did he has to be one hell of a hero. Now maybe two heroes will meet. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. God Bless You and all of our heroes.

My father was MIA in Korea and later declared dead although his body was never returned.He left for Korea in June of 1950,I was born in August of 1950, and he was reported killed in action in November of 1950.Although I never knew my father he is still very much a hero to me.It was thinking about him that brought me to this page and I'm very glad I did. I didn't know Ted Guy , but from what I've been reading from the people who did he has to be one hell of a hero. Now maybe two heroes will meet. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. God Bless You and all of our heroes.

THANK YOOU FOR ALL YOU DID FOR US!!!!!!!!!!!!

We cannot let these men go forgotten!

god bless the whole family my heart is with them

We will NEVER FORGET!!! Thank you for our freedom. And may God bless our people in the service at this terrible time in our Country.

Some men became heroes because they did their duty in spite of fear and of the odds against them. They were probably as afraid as the rest of us but refused to let fear stop them.I was lucky I came home but I wonder if I could have performed as he did in the same circumstances-that is true heroism.

Some men became heroes because they did a

I am very sorry about your and our loss. God Bless all who wear and have wore the uniform for peace and freedom. You will never be forgoten because WE are Free to live our lives the way we choose because of you. YOU are all heros to me. I never could be proud of the fact I served my country and help keep freedom (never finished school so they don't want me) but You and Only YOU can hold your head up high and be proud. WE owe our lives to God and YOU!!! THANK YOU May GOD be with us all!!!

I am very sorry about your and our loss. God Bless all who wear and have wore the uniform for peace and freedom. You will never be forgoten because WE are Free to live our lives the way we choose because of you. YOU are all heros to me. I never could be proud of the fact I served my country and help keep freedom (never finished school so they don't want me) but You and Only YOU can hold your head up high and be proud. WE owe our lives to God and YOU!!! THANK YOU May GOD be with us all!!!

I am very sorry about your and our loss. God Bless all who wear and have wore the uniform for peace and freedom. You will never be forgoten because WE are Free to live our lives the way we choose because of you. YOU are all heros to me. I never could be proud of the fact I served my country and help keep freedom (never finished school so they don't want me) but You and Only YOU can hold your head up high and be proud. WE owe our lives to God and YOU!!! THANK YOU May GOD be with us all!!!

I am very sorry about your and our loss. God Bless all who wear and have wore the uniform for peace and freedom. You will never be forgoten because WE are Free to live our lives the way we choose because of you. YOU are all heros to me. I never could be proud of the fact I served my country and help keep freedom (never finished school so they don't want me) but You and Only YOU can hold your head up high and be proud. WE owe our lives to God and YOU!!! THANK YOU May GOD be with us all!!!

To Family God Bless He In Better Place Heaven He Will Never Be For Gotten From This VietNam Vet God Bless SEMPER FI Michael Joseph Guenther.

To all the heroes that I've never met and to those I'll never meet. God Bless all of you and thank you! My children are blessed with a freedom that isn't free and that price was paid by all of the men and women who believe in us as much as we believe in them. The price of freedom is most deffinatly NOT free but will be cherished by myself and my sons. I want to say one last thing......Welcome Home! I pray daily for the 4 soldiers I have adopted. God Bless Us All.

To all the heroes that I've never met and to those I'll never meet. God Bless all of you and thank you! My children are blessed with a freedom that isn't free and that price was paid by all of the men and women who believe in us as much as we believe in them. The price of freedom is most deffinatly NOT free but will be cherished by myself and my sons. I want to say one last thing......Welcome Home! I pray daily for the 4 soldiers I have adopted. God Bless Us All.

To all the heroes that I've never met and to those I'll never meet. God Bless all of you and thank you! My children are blessed with a freedom that isn't free and that price was paid by all of the men and women who believe in us as much as we believe in them. The price of freedom is most deffinatly NOT free but will be cherished by myself and my sons. I want to say one last thing......Welcome Home! I pray daily for the 4 soldiers I have adopted. God Bless Us All.

God Bless all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Joe Jones CWO-2 USN RET.

God Bless all of you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Joe Jones CWO-2 USN RET.

God Bless our military!!

God Bless our military!!

Dear Ted; I want to thank you :-}}Like all Great Men Who Go To War: I thank you:For all that you went through :I thank you:for all that you were and still are:I thank you:Men like you are poured out from God:I thank Him for you: Although i am not an American: I am so proud to know that Men like you are there: You lift us up :As the Lord Has Now lifted You: Rest now; Your Job so well done:I want to thank YOU.

Dear Ted; I want to thank you :-}}Like all Great Men Who Go To War: I thank you:For all that you went through :I thank you:for all that you were and still are:I thank you:Men like you are poured out from God:I thank Him for you: Although i am not an American: I am so proud to know that Men like you are there: You lift us up :As the Lord Has Now lifted You: Rest now; Your Job so well done:I want to thank YOU.

Dear Ted; I want to thank you :-}}Like all Great Men Who Go To War: I thank you:For all that you went through :I thank you:for all that you were and still are:I thank you:Men like you are poured out from God:I thank Him for you: Although i am not an American: I am so proud to know that Men like you are there: You lift us up :As the Lord Has Now lifted You: Rest now; Your Job so well done:I want to thank YOU.

Dear Ted; I want to thank you :-}}Like all Great Men Who Go To War: I thank you:For all that you went through :I thank you:for all that you were and still are:I thank you:Men like you are poured out from God:I thank Him for you: Although i am not an American: I am so proud to know that Men like you are there: You lift us up :As the Lord Has Now lifted You: Rest now; Your Job so well done:I want to thank YOU.

a great unselfish leader.fearless in his duty.devoted to his command.may he rest in honor.

a great unselfish leader.fearless in his duty.devoted to his command.may he rest in honor.

a great unselfish leader.fearless in his duty.devoted to his command.may he rest in honor.

Thank you. We must never forget. God be with our POW/MIAs until they are all home, or safe with Him.

Thank you Colonel, and all of the Warriors like you who have provided us with such a great Country. The freedom to travel anywhere, anytime we want, and we do not have to speak Japanese, German or any other Foreign language. You are a National Treasure and you will always be in our hearts and our prayers. Hope to get to meet you up there someday. From an old, very tired Sergeant.

I would like to say that this American hero puts another star in the sky and is making it brighter for all the others who are left beind.May the Lord bring them all home someday. Sandra

I cannot find adequate words to express my feelings for this man and the thousands of other men, women, military and civilian, who gave their lives, souls, hearts and entire beings for our country. I salute you and hold a special place in my heart for each of the unknown names and faces. God bless you all!!

Thank you Mr. Ted for giveing of your self, mine and body, and blood! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you and your family! jeff l.

Thank you Mr. Ted for giveing of your self, mine and body, and blood! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you and your family! jeff l.

Thank you Mr. Ted for giveing of your self, mine and body, and blood! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you and your family! jeff l.

Thank you Mr. Ted for giveing of your self, mine and body, and blood! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you and your family! jeff l.

Thank you Mr. Ted for giveing of your self, mine and body, and blood! I thank you from the bottom of my heart! God bless you and your family! jeff l.

God Bless our men in the military, for they are the ones who have kept everything we hold dear, safe. They are the bravest, the best. They should be looked upon as our national treasures, for they surely are. They and their families should never be hungry or homeless or forgotten.

God Bless our men in the military, for they are the ones who have kept everything we hold dear, safe. They are the bravest, the best. They should be looked upon as our national treasures, for they surely are. They and their families should never be hungry or homeless or forgotten.

EVEN THOUGH I HAVE NEVER MET HIM, I KNOW IN MY HEART THAT A PART OF ME HAS ALWAYS KNOWN HIM. HE'S WITH THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE IN THE WORLD NOW. HE WILL NEVER EXPERIENCE PAIN OR DEFEAT.HE ONLY KNOWS LOVE...THANKS TED...KEEP SMILING....

No thank you will ever be enough for all the lives lost and changed forever by war. This war we have tried to forget for most find it a senseless war. Even if it was, the men who fought for their country shouldn't be forgotten whether alive, missing, or passed away. A soul full of gratitude, love, and ever-mounting respect shall remain in this heart and mind. Thank you to all the men who served and still are serving today wherever they may be.

No thank you will ever be enough for all the lives lost and changed forever by war. This war we have tried to forget for most find it a senseless war. Even if it was, the men who fought for their country shouldn't be forgotten whether alive, missing, or passed away. A soul full of gratitude, love, and ever-mounting respect shall remain in this heart and mind. Thank you to all the men who served and still are serving today wherever they may be.

i am so glad and thank full that people take the time to remember our pows the way they do. i'm only 15 my self and i have recently found a great interrest in the pows/mias. i have signed up to adopt one and i hope i get him or her soon. thanks again so much

Thanks so much "Hawk" for all you did for this country. I adopted a POW today,I know you'd be pleased. Rest now and see your old friends again in the presence of Almighty God. May you all be free of the effects of the war and be having the best time ever. God Bless You All.We'll bring the rest home!!!! Don't you worry about that!

Thanks so much "Hawk" for all you did for this country. I adopted a POW today,I know you'd be pleased. Rest now and see your old friends again in the presence of Almighty God. May you all be free of the effects of the war and be having the best time ever. God Bless You All.We'll bring the rest home!!!! Don't you worry about that!

Thanks so much "Hawk" for all you did for this country. I adopted a POW today,I know you'd be pleased. Rest now and see your old friends again in the presence of Almighty God. May you all be free of the effects of the war and be having the best time ever. God Bless You All.We'll bring the rest home!!!! Don't you worry about that!

I Have spent Over an hour reading about your life, and all the things you have done to fill it. your medals are over wellming, and your pain is Heart felt. Pow/Mia is a subject that should be taught in basic like NBC. Our country sends us (I can say this because i am a combat vet) to free others with no consern of bringing us home. our great Nation will pour billions into saving the whales, our the spotted owl, yet all it takes is a plane and some fuel to send us back in for those who are left behind. for all who read this remember he is a hero. and the word was should never be used when refering to this soilder. thanks soilder. james

I Have spent Over an hour reading about your life, and all the things you have done to fill it. your medals are over wellming, and your pain is Heart felt. Pow/Mia is a subject that should be taught in basic like NBC. Our country sends us (I can say this because i am a combat vet) to free others with no consern of bringing us home. our great Nation will pour billions into saving the whales, our the spotted owl, yet all it takes is a plane and some fuel to send us back in for those who are left behind. for all who read this remember he is a hero. and the word was should never be used when refering to this soilder. thanks soilder. james

I Have spent Over an hour reading about your life, and all the things you have done to fill it. your medals are over wellming, and your pain is Heart felt. Pow/Mia is a subject that should be taught in basic like NBC. Our country sends us (I can say this because i am a combat vet) to free others with no consern of bringing us home. our great Nation will pour billions into saving the whales, our the spotted owl, yet all it takes is a plane and some fuel to send us back in for those who are left behind. for all who read this remember he is a hero. and the word was should never be used when refering to this soilder. thanks soilder. james

This past week end was memoral weekend alot of people dont stop and think of why we have this holiday (like Christmas) I served 4 yrs in the Marines I was lucky their was no conflicts while I was in so I always say a prayer for those les fortunet God Speed Ted Guy

The world lost a great man,but heaven received a great angel and with the lords help and alot of hard work hopefully we can bring our guys home where they belong!!

The world lost a great man,but heaven received a great angel and with the lords help and alot of hard work hopefully we can bring our guys home where they belong!!

The world lost a great man,but heaven received a great angel and with the lords help and alot of hard work hopefully we can bring our guys home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

The world lost a good man,but good received another great angel god be with all of us keeping his cause going and help us bring our people home where they belong!!

I will forever mourn all american P.O.W's

I will forever mourn all american P.O.W's

I will forever mourn all american P.O.W's

I will forever mourn all american P.O.W's

I will forever mourn all american P.O.W's

Thank You Ted Guy,for our freedom.May GOD Be with you always. I love this site,very much

I will pray that he now knows the peace of the Lord. Only God can heal all and give peace where there is conflict in a soul. We have truly lost a great Hero and I mourn with the family and friends of this good man. God Bless and keep you safely in the palm of his loving hands. Respectfully, Beti Ryan-Mercer I will NEVER forget!

I will pray that he now knows the peace of the Lord. Only God can heal all and give peace where there is conflict in a soul. We have truly lost a great Hero and I mourn with the family and friends of this good man. God Bless and keep you safely in the palm of his loving hands. Respectfully, Beti Ryan-Mercer I will NEVER forget!

I will pray that he now knows the peace of the Lord. Only God can heal all and give peace where there is conflict in a soul. We have truly lost a great Hero and I mourn with the family and friends of this good man. God Bless and keep you safely in the palm of his loving hands. Respectfully, Beti Ryan-Mercer I will NEVER forget!

I will pray that he now knows the peace of the Lord. Only God can heal all and give peace where there is conflict in a soul. We have truly lost a great Hero and I mourn with the family and friends of this good man. God Bless and keep you safely in the palm of his loving hands. Respectfully, Beti Ryan-Mercer I will NEVER forget!

I will pray that he now knows the peace of the Lord. Only God can heal all and give peace where there is conflict in a soul. We have truly lost a great Hero and I mourn with the family and friends of this good man. God Bless and keep you safely in the palm of his loving hands. Respectfully, Beti Ryan-Mercer I will NEVER forget!

Outstanding site! All vets can be proud of this one.Come on all 1st Logistics and sign on. Airborne. Hoorah!

A GOOD SITE ' I BELIEVE IN WHAT TED ' STOOD' FOR ' ABN' ALL THE WAY SOLDIER' MAY THE WIND ALWAYS BE AT YOUR BACK ''''

A GOOD SITE ' I BELIEVE IN WHAT TED ' STOOD' FOR ' ABN' ALL THE WAY SOLDIER' MAY THE WIND ALWAYS BE AT YOUR BACK ''''

Remembering all our Vet's at every watchfire,everyday, every year.We will not forget you.

Remembering all our Vet's at every watchfire,everyday, every year.We will not forget you.

I am only 14 but i realize teh sacrifice u and ur fellow comrades mad eso that i could live free of tyrrany and oppression so i have decided that b/c i owe u and ur comrades that i will go to the USNA and become a fighter pilot and serve my country with honor and integrity. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS AMERICA

I'm reminded every day of the blessings I have by your actions...Thank you for all you done for me...and my family...

I'm reminded every day of the blessings I have by your actions...Thank you for all you done for me...and my family...

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

The fact that we have lost so many heroes in the course of the Viet Nam War, as in all wars, does not diminish nor does it lessen the pain of knowing that another hero has died. I feel his loss, as I felt the loss of my buddies and those who were maimed and torn apart by the war in Viet Nam. I pray that God will know what a great prize he is taking into Heaven with him and his minions. God Bless TED GUY.

I'm forty years old, grew up watching on the tube. Wanting to be like John Wayne, Adie Murphy (real hero} and the rest. No one knows what it's really like, until your in it..I was at a drive in with my mom to see "The green berets", to this day it haunts me. A Marine in dress blues offered me a coke, a 9 or 10 year old kid. I was always warned of strangers....I still feel so sad did he make it back? He was just being nice, at the time I didn't understand. God bless "HAWK". As of 18 Feb. 2001, my POW\MIA will be gone thirty years. I don't for a minute think the government has done half of what they could.. I've been wearing his braclet for twenty two years and will continue. R.I.P. WO Gearld E. Woods, 101st ABN. Gone? not forgotten!!!

I'm forty years old, grew up watching on the tube. Wanting to be like John Wayne, Adie Murphy (real hero} and the rest. No one knows what it's really like, until your in it..I was at a drive in with my mom to see "The green berets", to this day it haunts me. A Marine in dress blues offered me a coke, a 9 or 10 year old kid. I was always warned of strangers....I still feel so sad did he make it back? He was just being nice, at the time I didn't understand. God bless "HAWK". As of 18 Feb. 2001, my POW\MIA will be gone thirty years. I don't for a minute think the government has done half of what they could.. I've been wearing his braclet for twenty two years and will continue. R.I.P. WO Gearld E. Woods, 101st ABN. Gone? not forgotten!!!

YOU MAY BE GONE, BUT NONE OF YOU WILL EVER BE FORGOTTEN OUR GOOD CHRISTIAN SOCIETY SHOULD BE ASHAMED FOR WHAT THEY DID. GOD BLESS YOU. MICHELE

I think that those of us that had te honor of serving in the US Marine Corps appreciated it well. Semper Fi Norman Opp Pierre, SD 57501

I was in the bet outfit a person can be a part of, the United State Marine Corps. Thank you

I was in the bet outfit a person can be a part of, the United State Marine Corps. Thank you

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

ted, thank you for your love and devotion to this great country. some may have forgotten your above and beyond the call of duty .but not all its was you and men like you who stay strong when to do otherwise would bring relief but dishonor my dad like you was ww2 vet 3rd bn rangers capture in italy escape twice 2nd time success ful to russian lines. 100per cent combat disable .i myself a grunt in nam aco 4/3rd bn 11lib americal wounded 2/12/71 100per cent combat disable .thank you for yor service in 3 wars i salute you until wre meet at revillie god bless russell doc morse jr

You are not forgotten...for as long as it takes. Thank you all for making the ultimate sacrifice for us. You are NOT forgotten... Remembering CW3 Rainier S. Ramos, U.S. ARMY, 09JAN68, SVN, Home of Record: Bellingham, WA

You are not forgotten...for as long as it takes. Thank you all for making the ultimate sacrifice for us. You are NOT forgotten... Remembering CW3 Rainier S. Ramos, U.S. ARMY, 09JAN68, SVN, Home of Record: Bellingham, WA

Ted, God Bless you,and may you fly in peace forever in the skys of Heaven.

God has truely blessed your family...rest asured that he is safe and in good hands. Thank you Sir, for all you did for me and this country. I salute you Sir. May you for ever fly on Eagles wings.

God has truely blessed your family...rest asured that he is safe and in good hands. Thank you Sir, for all you did for me and this country. I salute you Sir. May you for ever fly on Eagles wings.

I will never forget the service veterans have served, suffered, and endurred for us all. To all the fellas that dodged the Vietnam draft, I hope they all feel guilty that others took their place. They can live with the knowledge that others will do their duty. Don

I will never forget what servicemen have done for our country. I'll remind everyone till my dieing day. Freedom is not free! Unfortunatly, kids now days would just not like to hear about the suffering that others endurred. This includes those who dodged the Vietnam draft. The dirty looks I get makes me mad as hell.I hope they feel guilty others took their place. Thanks for the site. Don

I will never forget what servicemen have done for our country. I'll remind everyone till my dieing day. Freedom is not free! Unfortunatly, kids now days would just not like to hear about the suffering that others endurred. This includes those who dodged the Vietnam draft. The dirty looks I get makes me mad as hell.I hope they feel guilty others took their place. Thanks for the site. Don

I will never forget what servicemen have done for our country. I'll remind everyone till my dieing day. Freedom is not free! Unfortunatly, kids now days would just not like to hear about the suffering that others endurred. This includes those who dodged the Vietnam draft. The dirty looks I get makes me mad as hell.I hope they feel guilty others took their place. Thanks for the site. Don

May God continue to shine his bright light of love upon this family!

no tears no more!!! A simple God bless to his loved ones and anther great adventure ahead of him!!! See you my brother!!!

No teas no more !!!A simple God bless to his loved ones and another great adventure for this brother across the ocean.

No teas no more !!!A simple God bless to his loved ones and another great adventure for this brother across the ocean.

No teas no more !!!A simple God bless to his loved ones and another great adventure for this brother across the ocean.

WE ALL MUST GO SOMETIME. IT IS WHAT WE LEAVE BEHIND THAT COUNTS. THE WAR LEFT US ALL CHANGED BUT THIS PAGE MAKES SOME OF THE FOG, QUESTIONS, DESPAIR A LITTLE BIT EASER TO BEAR, THANKS

GOD has welcomed our brave men and women HOME with open arms....we want the rest of them home too~~~~~ GOD BLESS AMERICA.......we need to get on our knees and tell HIM we love our fellow men and women...as HE told us to do...In Jesus name.......Ginny

I Hope you find your men..

I am the daughter of the soldier who caused many concentration camps to be found after his discovery of Camp Dora. I first entered your site to thank whomever wrote about my father in your Moonduster newsletter, but I was very touched upon entering. What a beautiful web site and memorial. The letter from Gunny was very touching and close to my heart. Thank you.

I am the daughter of the soldier who caused many concentration camps to be found after his discovery of Camp Dora. I first entered your site to thank whomever wrote about my father in your Moonduster newsletter, but I was very touched upon entering. What a beautiful web site and memorial. The letter from Gunny was very touching and close to my heart. Thank you.

It is with a full, yet hopeful, heart that i write this message. Full, because of the burden i have for Nam Vets. Hopeful, because of the evidence of support being shown for our beloved soldiers who are still MIA/POW. i am 43 years old. i was just a teenager in 1974. i wasn't old enough to fight in Nam, but God has given me a burden for those men and women who did. Now, it's been over 25 years. It is time for reconciliation. However, there can be no human reconcilation without first being reconciled to the "Reconciler." That is God, The Father. There is now no condemnation awaiting those who belong to Christ Jesus. For the power of the life-giving Spirit - and this power is mine through Christ Jesus - has freed me from the vicious circle of sin and death. {Romans 8:1-2} - THE WAY - The Living Bible - i promise to be more faithful to pray for the healing and release of our precious men and women, as well as closure for the families of those who are MIA/POW. I WILL ADOPT A VET. Love, Cindy

Sir I would like to thank you for your service to my and your country. I too know that there are POWs still in Laos and Nam. It is with much sadness that one has to realize that a country could forget its fighting men. Politics and love of money does many wrongs and this of leaving soldiers in a forgotten land is one of the saddest. Thank you for giving to me the freedom of being able to live in a country that although has its many down falls, still is the greatest one in the world.

Sir I would like to thank you for your service to my and your country. I too know that there are POWs still in Laos and Nam. It is with much sadness that one has to realize that a country could forget its fighting men. Politics and love of money does many wrongs and this of leaving soldiers in a forgotten land is one of the saddest. Thank you for giving to me the freedom of being able to live in a country that although has its many down falls, still is the greatest one in the world.

We will not forget. Lay down and rest, good brother. We'll take it up from here. We will not forget.

We will not forget. Lay down and rest, good brother. We'll take it up from here. We will not forget.

With Respect for your service to our country, and for your beliefs, and your Lack of fear in making your beliefs known. The deaths of men as strong and just as you are truly a loss to this world.

With Respect for your service to our country, and for your beliefs, and your Lack of fear in making your beliefs known. The deaths of men as strong and just as you are truly a loss to this world.

With Respect for your service to our country, and for your beliefs, and your Lack of fear in making your beliefs known. The deaths of men as strong and just as you are truly a loss to this world.

With Respect for your service to our country, and for your beliefs, and your Lack of fear in making your beliefs known. The deaths of men as strong and just as you are truly a loss to this world.

With Respect for your service to our country, and for your beliefs, and your Lack of fear in making your beliefs known. The deaths of men as strong and just as you are truly a loss to this world.

Semper Fi, soldier. May you rest easy.

Semper Fi, soldier. May you rest easy.

The word Honor, Does not even come close to the respect that i have for this MAN...If the United States Of America has just one more MAN with the Love,Honor and Respect for the United States that this man had, I would like to know who he is , Because they are few and far between. Honor, Love, And respect. From a Cherokee Indian And His Family.

The word Honor, Does not even come close to the respect that i have for this MAN...If the United States Of America has just one more MAN with the Love,Honor and Respect for the United States that this man had, I would like to know who he is , Because they are few and far between. Honor, Love, And respect. From a Cherokee Indian And His Family.