Got home about a hour ago. Really had a great time. Time to get excited about next year Dennie. I wish you would cheer up up for next year. Was glad we had new people to come this year. John and Larry from DEALTA COMPANY, glad y'all made this reunion. Just make nexts years. Oh Jophn don't forget our plans. Dave,John. Al , Alex, and Jerry, it w as great to be with all of you agin. Heres to next year.

Hi, guys! I am the widow of Richard Sparks who died with Lester Ropeter at Binh Dinh on 19 Sept 1968. I just want to wish all of you a wonderful time at your reunion. I'm sure Richard and Lester would have enjoyed being with you all again. Please have one for them and NEVER FORGET them! Thanks, guys! I'll be posting some pics after the reunion

Hey Guys, I have made a website for B company 589th. If you intrested check it out at http://www.wix.com/mountainm overs589/bcompany589th Everyone is welcome feel free to to leave your comments.

Company D, 1968/69--After all these years I want to locate my Company D buddies. I was 2nd platoon, Crane Operator with Chura, Robert from (at that time) Denver, Colorado. I am from Biloxi, Mississippi, now living in the mountains in Delta, Colorado. Trent, are you out there? Remember: Despicable? LOL

Mike - As always Company C will come bearing a gift for Company A (as long as I don't get ambushed on the road from the airport to the hotel).

Are all of the MOUNTIAN MOVERS Ready for Branson? Time to get packing and ready to move out. Will be glad to see all of my BROTHERS one more rime. The ones that don't come are going to miss a HELL OF A GOOD TIME.

Not only where they blowing bridges and mineing the roads, they ambushed us while paving on QL1.

When I reflect on what we did in Nam whether it was leave it in better shape than we found it or pave the way to Saigon or helped clear ground for fields of fire it does not matter to me. What matters to me and what is the most important thing we did in Nam was survive! For those of that did survive and come home and did not sign up for the reunion we will miss you. We will have fun talking about the things we did and how happy we are to see each other. We may even talk ab out you. There is still time to come and defend yourself again as who knows what you may be blamed for if you don't show up. Come on and join the fun, be with us again, you will enjoy it!

Lets face it we left NAm ina lot better shape than we found it in April 1967. After we would get the roads up to par, The little stupid SOB's would set mines and try to kill us and we would have to repair the road. They would blow put a bridge that we had just built.You know it kind of pisses me off to know we done all of that work for the NVA AND VC.

Gary Burns "hit the nail on the head" when he said he helped paved the way to Saigon for the NVA. So did I. I was with B Co on QL1. LZ Last Chance.

you vets have a good time at your reunion.i remember some one who ownd a 1963 chev. ss 327eng 300hp at ft.hood.have fun no beer ha ha.

also a boat person ( richard carp carpenter )

Nick, you are right, time to get the move on. Call leroy Walstrom today he said he might make it. The more MOUNTAIN MOVERS BROTHERS that attend the betterit will be.Willsee all of you MOUNTAIN MOVERS on 15sep11