Dave Chadsey. Was good to talpeople could tell some ones. HA HA WELCOME HOME TO A GOOD BROTHER.

I'm looking for Billy Hill and David Mckenzie. Both, I think, are from Port Arthur Texas. We servied together in the motor pool from September 1868 until September 1969.

thanks for the come back brother luke. i have often thought about what ever happen to bobby ariel , do you remember doug osborn ???? i talk to him alot . thanks agin brother and welcome home luke.

Alex good to talk to you. Here lately is the time we have talk to each other in over 40 years. WELCOME HOME TO YOU. We will talk more at the reunion.

Bonney: Was sure good to talk to you. Maybe we can talk MORE about our OLD Days at the Oct meeting, On your advice I ordered my hat, it has not arrived yet, but I'm waiting on it. I'm hoping I will meet some of the group that I remember. WELCOME HOME ALL Alex

Just wanted to say hello to all my mountian mover BPORTHERS.

richard carpenter : ariel was from california but i could not find him

DOES ANYONE REMEMBER ANYBODY FROM CO.C 589TH EARTH MOVING PLATOON.BEFORE WE WENT TO NAM?I KNOW WHERE DON GOTHERD IS AND ALSO DOUG OSBORNE BUT THATS IT .TRYING TO FIND ROBERT SUNNY ARIEL.HE WAS A GOOD FRIEND DROVE JEEP . ANY WAY WELOCOME HOME TO ALL MY BROTHERS . THANK YOU CARP

Ken, That was the 2nd Plt., B Co. that built Peanuts (the bridge) at the west end of Derose Hill. I was a Sgt. and with us were Barney Bacon, Tim Hall, Steve Zadroga, Sgt. Rip Van Winkle,Charlie Ayers and a lot of other good men. We were on QL-11, and boy were we glad that the earth moving Plt. finally cut through Dreos hill, before you used the old French road- up-down-over - back, a real good place for an ambush.

Served with the 589 in September 1969. I remember us working on a road and a hill called "DEROS Hill". Anyone remember. I weas a Sgt E-5.

To All, If you want to hear some of the best if not the best music from your days in Nam, go to vietnamlandclearers.com and click on the picture of the dozer,then scroll down to vietnam era, click on and you will find all the good music from back in the day, 9 different playlists.

To Fred Buyze, Thank you for responding and if you are interested, the 687th has it's own web site at 687th landclearing.homestead.com

Jim Castro, I knew a lot of the guys in the 687th when it was formed. In 68 I was in the 87th Engrs. When they went home in Jan. 69, they took all of the earthmoving plts. and made them into the 687th. In 69 one plt. of the 687th was at Phan Rang re-equiping, I went over and found a bunch of my buddies from the 87th. I haven,t thought about the 687th in a long time.