My name is Jim Casto, I started out with the 687th Landclearing Co. under the 18th Engr Bde, 35th Engr Group from June of 1970 to Nov or Dec when the 687th De- Activated, I transfered to the 84th Engr Bn, D Co in An- Khe, We moved from An-Khe to a place I called Con-Soom, I may be saying it wrong. Con-Soom was located in between Nha-Trang and Bamethout just above the Nha-Trang Pass. The whole D Co, 84th Engr Bn because we moved so far from An-Khe now became C Co, 589th Engr Bn, I never met anyone from any other Co with-in the 589th Engr Bn and never even knew where Bn Headquarters was located. When I left Viet-Nam in April of 1971, Co C was still in Con-Soom. The Company Commander went by the name of Croft, Captain, I was A 62B20 Heavy Equipment Mechanic and the Motor Sgt Was SSG Nettles and the Motor Pool Officer was CWO Grovenberg. Does anyone out there remember any of this?

Hi guys any of you guys from co.C in song pha. I was there from july 1970 to jan 1971 when we pulled out. I was the crain opr. A bunch of us got sent up north to phu bui. I love to here from anyone who remembers me.

Perry got my hat. It is awesome. Will see you at reunion.

I enjoyed talking to Alex Hill, and Don Hazen this week. I have just set up my own email account so please feel free to email me or call me anytime you get a chance. It is really nice talking to my brothers of war. Take care and I will be looking forward to hearing from all of you.

Bonney: Good to talk to you. Will see you at the reunion Alex

Good to see some familiar names from HHC Personnel shop. Alan Byrd and Jim Bond, right off the top. Charles Alexander, too, and Bill Smith 'Smitty.' Glad to hear you are still with us. Has anyone heard from Dave Schmidt, Dave Sciara, Roy Nichols or Hank Fung?

looking for members of dco who was in an ke in 67 to 68 till it moved up to don doung at the dam and was changed to 577 iwas heavy equip mech be glad to hear from you

I'm looking for these men, they were in my squad at LZ Last Chance in 70. Harold "CURT" Curtis, Charlie Ayers, Wilbur Stone Jr., Larry "Comrade GRUPP" Gruppman, and Eric Mobley. Also, does anyone remember a RED, he had bright red hair, and was in the Maint. Plt. and transferred to the EM plt to drive a dozer.b6f86

hello everyone. does anyone know what happen to sfc benoit s-4 ncoic in 1967, ssg willis s-4 asphalt yard and ssg arecey ncoic s-4 1968? hoping to see ya all at the reunion in oct.take care and god bless

Bobby, thanks for the tip on the DVD. I'll watch them tonite. I was in the 1st platoon. I did a lot of guard duty on the main gate I greeted you guys as you went to work and came back in the evening.

Miguel, also watch Jerry's DVD or the orther DVDs and see if you recognize anyone. they are on the links and hot issues page.

Miguel, which platoon was you in? I was in the asphalt platoon, 70-71

I attended Basic and AIT at FLW August through November 1987 as a member of D-589th. I was fortunate enough to be serving with 43rd ENGR Co. 2/3 ACR when the final class of trainees showed up with their drill Sergeants as an auxillary platoon. I felt that it was a good sign that I would make it through the coming conflict. Essayons, Veterans!