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Leonard Wagner@ 12:24pm 01-28-2020
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Overseas switchboard operator 8/70 to 8/71. Anyone else who was there at that same time i would love to hear from them. email: [email protected]
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Jack Latoza@ 1:05pm 12-24-2019
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I was at The First Signal Brigade HQ when it was in Cholon near Tan Son Nhut January 2nd to December 20th 1967. Does anyone at Phu Lam remember a person by the name of Ed Sweeny. He was there about the same time I was at the HQ.
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John Gese@ 6:08am 09-15-2019
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Haven't been to this web site in many years, its changed a good bit. AUTODIN 1971
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GERALD L. HOEHN@ 5:06pm 06-15-2019
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When I was stationed there it was called STRATCOM
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GERALD HOEHN@ 5:04pm 06-15-2019
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Sorry I meant, I arrived in late 1965.
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GERALD L. HOEHN@ 5:00pm 06-15-2019
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I didn’t realize when I left this facility in 1966 I would see what this facility would become, I thought it would be destroyed when the NORTH VIETNAM ARMY took over. I didn’t realize what a major comunaction facility it has become. When I got there in late 1968, came in through TAN SON NHUT, AIRPORT, STAYED there a couple weeks, because the PHU LAM site wasn’t finished. We Were billeted in SIAGON, AT DIFFERENT housing locations, we took cabs out to the facility, after our shift was over, a cab took us back to SIAGON. AFTER A COUPLE WEEKS THE BASE WAS READY TO HOUSE US PERMANENTLY. IT DIDN’T look like I see it now. Thanks for the update and remembence of that place.
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Jerry Smith@ 11:26am 06-12-2019
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I just stumbled on to this site yesterday and spent a few hours looking at the photographs. Brought back some good memories, with the exception of guard duty. I was stationed at Phu Lam from 7/69 - 12/70.
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Silva, Juan R.@ 4:01pm 05-07-2019
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Are you the same James Barnes that did sand bags at the Receiver Site with me.
Do you remember theses names:
DeGood
Reynolds
Payton
Silva
Juan R. Silva
(67-68) Phu Lam Rec. Site
If you are the same James Barnes I would like to keep writing toYou. I have photos.
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James Barnes@ 5:31pm 05-06-2019
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I arrived at Phu Lam 09/67. The army had misplaced my records, along with about 6 or 7 other guys. We were shipped out the the receiver station in Long Bien, came back just in time for the Tet Offensive. I remember the Cholon barracks, I had to serve guard duty there. Spent most of my time rolling teletype tape. Many Memories.
[email protected]
Jim Barnes
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john f yoder@ 6:44am 04-16-2019
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I was for most of my tour at LLD Tan Son Nhut, Phu Lam was our area command. I was stunned to see the name of a friend I had over there Scott Wimmer on your web page. I have lost touch with all my buddies from that year of my life. I was supposed to be the electronic repair parts specialist for the site, but area command took that over (Phu Lam) right after I got there. I then became the Company Clerk and a "jack of all trades" If any one sees this please contact me at [email protected] - Thxs and welcome home
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Bob Orwig@ 4:31pm 04-13-2019
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I was with 1st Signal Brigade in Long Binh July '69 to September '70. I didn't have to rough like most of you guys did. Thanks to all for your service.
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George Gary Teague@ 4:10am 04-07-2019
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Philco-Ford ADMS engineer sent from Korat to Phu Lam to work 12 hour night shifts after Tet 1968. Spent only one month before being sent to Coltano Italy's new installation...
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larry colvin@ 1:01am 04-05-2019
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email is [email protected]
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larry colvin@ 1:00am 04-05-2019
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I have a new email
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Patricia Hall@ 12:00pm 03-14-2019
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My dad was stationed in Phu Lam through the Army. In 1970-1971. His name is Rodger Elwayne Biggs. Would love to hear anything about him or see pictures.
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