Robert Hillier 19/Aug/2002:04:27:06
Hi Phil! The page looks great. Who is the Web Master?

Denis Paul Kelly 13/Aug/2002:14:17:26
Gentlemen, Congratulations on an excellent project. Wish you every
continuing success in the future. I'll be back to read of developments
to the history.
These Diggers are exemplars of courage, for us all to emulate.
Denis Paul Kelly


Trevor Hopper 10/Aug/2002:11:12:52
I am looking for information about a break in at the Australian PX at
1ALSG between May 1970 and March 1971. This is to do with a claim by a
Australian Nurse who was at 1 Aust Field Hospital during that time.
DVA are giving her a hard time and I need proof of the break in to the
PX. If anyone can help please do email me.

Regards
Trevor Hopper

Dave Lollback 10/Jul/2002:11:03:05
Please help - great site though I have been searching for a book for
the last couple of years without success.

In 1990 the Vietnam Education Bus attended my school in Tamworth, on
this bus I (partly) read a book which contained ex-vets comments on the
war varying from a paragraph to a page or two. At the end of this book
was a list of all vets that served.

I would like to buy this book but can not find out what it is called.

If anyone can help me can they email me on
www.davidlollback@optusnet.com.au and title it 'vet book'.

Thanks am looking for my fathers history as was an ex vet (different
name).

Brian McFarlane We Band of Brothers - A True Australian Adventure 26/Jun/2002:02:20:05
Great to hear of the good work you are doing and to read the guestbook
and find such a diverse group of callers.

I served with 2RAR in Malaya then 6RAR in Vietnam 66-67. Again in
Vietnam with 1ARU 1970 then with HQ 1ATF in 1971 until the end.

I did not want the ethos of the Australian soldier of the mid-20th
Century to be lost so have written and published a avry large, high-
quality book on the subject. It contains over 300,000 words of text
and 550 photographs, both colour and black and white.

Please viswit the website to see more and read the "Reviews".

Once again, the best of luck with your endeavours,

Regards,

Brian

Calandra www.australian-terrier-dogs.com 20/Apr/2002:14:15:23
Charming. I liked your site!

sig bruce stillwell 25/Mar/2002:05:35:08
a mighty fine site my father was a vet 105 fd bty passed away in sep
glad u have this site to inform others the important facts of the
conflict please keep up the fine work u do if ever i could help just
email me and ill be there for the vets who were there for us so manny
years before a proud son of a vet Bruce Stillwell

Ray Lee 22/Jan/2002:06:30:47
well done web site....found out about it via DViets Newsletter just b4
Xmas 2001.I did a tour of duty in 68/69.Interested in helping you out
if you want.I live in the South East of Melbourne.Keep up the great
work.

Peter Traynor 15/Jan/2002:04:37:08
I am trying to find out if any Vietnam veterans were also veterans from
the Dunkirk evacuations in 1940. I realize this means service in both
the Australian and British armies, so there would be no logical? or
easy way of determining the answer to this question.

I know of one veteran who does fit this category - Dunkirk 1940 and
later Vietnam 1966 - but I am trying to find out -is this a unique
combination of service records; or, if not unique, how many of these
vets might there have been?

Any suggestions as to how to do this would be appreciated, or if you
have any info that would answer this question, greatly appreciated.

Kerry Donovan 08/Oct/2001:10:46:28
ex 9RAR
is there anyone left?

Lucy 04/Oct/2001:22:10:42
well i'm in 7th grade,attend burbank m.s. in houston,tx.
I have an assignment to interview a war veteran.
well i need u to help me so if u want to help email me so that i can
interview u.
thank u dearly.
sincerely,
Lucy

john 16/Sep/2001:08:20:23
This was very helpful thank you

Mal McLean 01/Sep/2001:18:11:55
Just passing through, great to see authorative education is now
reaching our schools. Keep up the good work.

8 RAR 69/70

Mike Regan 31/Aug/2001:23:20:57
Two things...1st, and foremost, my "Sincerest -&- Eternal Gratitude -&-
Thanks" to the awesome people of Australia, with special regard to the
wonderful crowd from Sydney, for the cheerful, hospitable and friendly
treatment when I was on R-&-R from Vietnam (United States Marine Corps)
in late, '68.

2nd, and, sorry, also a foremost, would be great to hear from the fine
Sydney lady (And I do mean "Lady") which I met at a USO Dance. Her name
is Jeannie Lane (Spelling may be debatable). Any assist would be
greatly appreciated.

Love all of ya'...If not for the great memories from that visit, there
is no way I could have survived the sleazoid and harsh treatment from
my own countrymen of, sadly to say, the USA. And I speak for many of my
fellow vets.
Again....."THANKS"

Sincere regards
-&-
Semper Fi,
Mike Regan
(Long Island, N.Y.)


Alan Movie Posters 17/Aug/2001:22:00:13
Just poped in to say how much I liked your site. Good luck.

Ralph Free software archive - games, palm pilot, more. 16/Jul/2001:19:00:15
Hey Great Site!!

Nexus Get Paid to Surf, Read Email, Search the Web, Be 10/Jul/2001:15:27:05
Nice site... good luck!

Pat Slee Air Dispatch Assn of Australia 09/Jul/2001:06:29:12
Good onya mate.. an excellent site as usual..

We totally back your efforts in education and if we can be of any help,
just holler.

Link established from ADAA site.
Kind Regards
Pat
ADAA Webmaster

Ray Weston 08/Jul/2001:01:29:42
Good to see the vets are moving on and especially into the education
area of assisting the schools. Great stuff.

Col Woodhouse 29/Jun/2001:13:32:02
Just surfed in. Served in Nam 69/70 at HQ 1 ALSG. Looking for a
couple of guys, one Ken Rowe, played a mean guitar. Also a guy named
Ted Allum, Cash Office ALSG. I am now living on the Sunshine Coast
Qld, born and bred and enlisted ARA in Melbourne 1963. Any help
finding theses two guys would be appreciated

Karl Danckwerth 17/Jun/2001:15:35:53
I was with the first Dust Off unit to assist the RAR. It was a pleasure
to serve together. Good luck in the future.

Ron Quezada 03/Jun/2001:13:14:51
This is a pleasure. Wonderfull web-site. Our new official web-site is
going to have this link so that we do not forget our Aussie Brothers in
Arms. Thanks to Vic Lagettie, an Aussie Vietnam Veteran and his son
David, I was made aware of this site.

Keeping us together, together,
Ron Quezada, Pres.
3/5 Armored Cav-Vietnam-BLACK KNIGHTS
"THE BASTARD CAV"
Brothers in Arms

Steve Lowe 05/Apr/2001:10:44:05
Nice on bro - keep up the good work

Rob Lowe RAASC Vietnam Veteran's Assoc 11/Mar/2001:22:03:03
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