| YOUR STORIES |
| Stories, Recollections, Remembrances, Memories etc... by the soldiers of the 6/27th Artillery Vietnam and other Soldiers who served at Quan Loi. |
| "The Saga of the Quan Loi Queen" - Memories by her pilot, Lou Hari |
| "From The Heart" - A Story For Memorial Day - by Roger Mallory |
| "Incoming" by Ken Wright |
| "A Medic's Remembrance of May 12, 1969" by Fred Deakins |
| "Mad Minute" by Roger Mallory |
| "As Everyone Knows..." by Ken Wright |
| "The Numbers System" by Gary Graham |
| "My First Night At Quan Loi" by Roger Mallory |
| "Headgear" by Gary Graham |
| "Quan Loi - August 12, 1969 Ground Attack - A Grunt's Perspective" by Thomas Mathis |
| "Finally Flying" by Ralph Porter |
| "North Star Five Niner, Over" by Gary Graham |
| "The Ocean Journey of the 6/27th Artillery Equipment" by Wesley Jefferies |
| "Mistakes and Transitions" by Ralph Porter |
| "June 5, 1969" by Mike Cumiford |
| "May 12, 1969" by Mike Cumiford |
| "KABOOM!" by Roger Mallory |
| "Flying Too Low" by George Montgomery |
| "Trophies" by Marc Levy |
| "The Battle at Burkett, Choices Made" by Ralph Porter |
| "Convoys - The First One" by Roger Mallory |
| "Dead Letter Day" A Poem and Commentary by Marc Levy |
| "Deconstructing Defiance" by Ralph Porter |
| "Malaria Pills" by Ralph Porter |
| "Paradise" by Marc Levy |
| "The Expendable Gun" by Ralph Porter |
| "Today's Mourning" by Mike Mercer |
| "No Windows, No Doors" by Mike Mercer |
| "Long Binh Bound 707" by Mike Mercer |
| "The Best Christmas Ever" by Roger Mallory |
| "Vietnam Today" - A Q & A with Scott Krueger |
| "Turkey - A Story of Christmas in Vietnam" by Gary Graham |
| "Sgt. Jack – My Nemesis" by Roger Mallory |
| "The Dark Angry Secrets of Mike and Doc" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page |
| "Photo Jim Dumb" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page |
| "Klink am Zurichberg" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page) |
| "My Big Fat Beautiful R & R" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page) |
| "Conflict Resolution" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page) |
| "Respect" by Marc Levy (Find it under "Additional Stories" bubble on this linked page) |
| "Spit Shine Guard Mount" by Roger Mallory |
| "From the Heart and Mind of Marc Levy" A series of stories from a fine writer and former 1st Cav Combat Medic |
| "Before May 12, 1969" and "May 12, 1969" by Eddie "Zak" Pop |
| "For Brupbacher" by Roger Mallory |
| "My Journey Back to the World - Part 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5" by Gary Graham |
| "In Memory of SSgt Archie Lamar Jones" by Reed McDonald |
| "Trilogy of Travel" by Roger Mallory |
| "Flight#1 - Quan Loi International Airport" by Bill Carr |
| "Late Chow" by Gary Graham |
| "Cambodian 'Turkey Shoot' - 1970" a photo story by Scott Krueger |
| "Traveling In-Country Unattached" by Gary Graham |
| "My First Day In Country" by Les Higa |
| "When You Go To Sleep" by Gary Graham |
| "My Freedom Bird" by Reed McDonald |
| "Stay Away From Loud Noises" by Gary Graham |
| "My Journey to Loc Ninh" by Tom Hynes |
| "Electrical Problems" by Gary Graham |
| "A Day Off in Quan Loi" by Larry Jameson |
| "Why Are These Guys a Funny Orange Color" by Tom Hynes |
| "From Quan Loi to Las Vegas" by Roger Mallory |
| "A Father's Visit" by Larry Jameson |
| "Vietnam Memories - May 12, 1969" by Larry Hutchison Plus Larry's Quan Loi Photo Galleries |
| "Convoying On Thunder Road" by Gary Graham |
| "Companions" by Roger Mallory |
| "Shit Burns" By Larry Jameson |
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"Quan Loi Airfield 2004
QuickTime Virtual Reality Panorama"
Panorama by Scott Krueger (Requires QuickTime Player) |
| "My First Night in Quan Loi" by Jerald Dilge |
| "June 6, 1969" by Roger Mallory |
| "Vietnam Memories: Quan Loi, Dec. 1969 to April 1970" by Jan Askman |
| "May 12, 1969" by Larry Jameson |
| "Hand Delivered Mail" by Nona Graham |
| "May 12, 1969 Quan Loi - A Video Remembrance" by Norm Wolfinger and Others |
| "May 12th, 1969" by Gary Graham |
| "The Wall" by Nona Graham |
| "May 12, 1969" by Roger Mallory |
| "Finding Quan Loi" by Scott Krueger |
| "A Night at Thunder Three" by Roger Mallory |
| "Scared, and Bunker 8 in HHB" by Arvin Battersby |
| "An Incident While on R & R" by Gary Graham |
| "Riding a Caribou" by John Wavra |
| "Santa Bou" by Scott Krueger |
| "An Easter Memory" by Nona Graham |
| "Every Year About This Time" by Nona Graham |
| "Quan Loi, CCS and Me - Near the End - An Loc/Quan Loi 1971-1972" by Rick Harris |
| "Return to Loc Ninh" by Scott Krueger |
| "Haymaker Echo on Nui Ba Ra" by Roger Mallory |
| "The First Time" by Roger Mallory |
| "Colorful Language" by Gary Graham |
| "The Decision" by Gary Graham |
| "Building the Bunkers and Gun Pads at Quan Loi" by Pete Farris |
| "Operational Report/Lessons Learned?" by Les Higa |
| "The Streaker(s)" by Gary Graham |
| "Thunder Road" by Larry Jameson |
| "Girls! Girls! Girls!" by Gary Graham |
| "Guard Duty" by Larry Jameson |
| "How I Arrived in Quan Loi and a Special Thanks" by Jim Hynes |
| "The Sapper" by Gary Graham |
| "The Mystery of the 35mm Slides" by John Wavra |
| "The Surprise in the Care Package" by Gary Graham |
| "A Fishing Tale" by Les Higa |
| "The Day the Gun Exploded" by Mario Williams |
| "An Infantryman Remembers Quan Loi" by Jack Giffin |
| "Laundry Run - Chapter 4" by Larry Jameson |
| "The Snake" by Reed McDonald |
| "Quan Loi: Where I Learned the Meaning of Fear and Other Memories" by CPT Tom Atkins, Chaplin, USN |
| "Alpha Battery After Quan Loi" by Les Higa |
| "FNG" by Larry Jameson |
| "548 Driver" by Larry Jameson |
| "The Discovery - One of the Good Memories of Vietnam" by Reed McDonald |
| "Promoted" by Larry Jameson |
| "Witness at the Beginning - A Battery at Quan Loi - Jan 1967" by Larry Kantroski |
| If you would like to tell your story, a single experience, a memory of a fellow soldier...etc... maybe include a photo then and now, send me an email at the the address below. I will be happy to help you and we will put it up on this page. I look forward to hearing from you. J.Wavra |
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