羅賓遜，雷蒙德
I was a Radio Operator 2531 with 2/5 Hotel, Golf, and Fox Companies during 1968. I have been trying to find an old comrade, and friend that served with me. We were in An Hoa,
407-957-***
sinbadnbuck**[ta]**thlink.net
Robinson, Winfield
5610 Preston
919-304-***
windolrob**[ta]**scape.net
Rodenberg, Rodney
Normangee，TX 7***
936-396-***
ICQ：228***
crazyone2day**[ta]**.com
羅杰斯，邁克爾
我在2月5日的2/5，在'68 - Feb '69服務。營的無線電運營商H＆S，Hotel，Ec***
Bethany，OK 7***
405-826-***
mrrodgers17**[ta]**.net
羅德里格斯，阿爾伯特
E 2/5 '90 - '91
michaelrodriguez**[ta]**global.net
羅德里格斯，阿爾瓦羅
從2004年8月1日至2007年12月14日。去了拉馬迪和第三十一屆美索道運動。將再次部署到Ar Ramadi。H＆S公司調研排。
Houston，TX 7***
713-910-***
abyzzmal**[ta]**oo.com
羅杰斯，Wessley A.
Albuquerque，NM 8***
505-321-***
warodgers48**[ta]**.com
羅林斯，比爾1967年12月 - 68年7月，當時去了黨的第一個回音部分。第三排，是一個無線電男子一段時間記得哈里斯，梅菲爾德，杜威瓊斯。也有好朋友杰里皮克林，誰克勞利稱為fido。Jessie Fullingwinder呢？馬德里斯也去了Cap。很久以來，我希望能夠再灌注更多。
1750 Lum Crowe路分機。
Roswell，GA 3***
770-992-***
billrollins**[ta]**lsouth.net
羅梅羅，約瑟夫
2004年，我在Echo Co 3rd Plt。我們在阿拉瑪迪喧囂和跺腳。我曾擔任Plt Corpsman。
texcorp0**[ta]**oo.com
羅莎，托尼
我服務E 2/5第二Plt。從1978年至1979年在營地瑪格麗塔營，彭德爾頓營，加州。
acrosa0719**[ta]**oo.com
羅斯，吉姆1966年9月加入海軍陸戰隊，1967年3月至10月赴越南與Echo公司，2/5。
7755 Carly Court
Fishers，IN 4***
317-845-***
jroschi**[ta]**onialhillsministry.org
Rotar，Dan
我和feb的echo 2/5是一樣的。67直到11月 67在和平地區
16615黎明
克林頓鎮，MI 4***
586-948-***
anhoa67**[ta]**cast.net
羅，喬
寫信給我
Charlestown，RI 0***
401-322-***
josephrowej**[ta]**.com
Rubianes，理查德
從2001年到2004年，我是第三屆“第三次牧民”的文件，在那里我部署到沖繩，東帝汶和澳大利亞。
從1月2日到2月3日，我進入了H＆S公司的營救站。
2003年2月至2003年8月，部署到科威特和伊拉克，支持法語國家國際組織1。
火奴魯魯，夏威夷9***
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Ruden，馬修（從他的侄子）
由他的侄子羅素赫斯提交。
Matthew Ruden的巡回演出于11/67/67開始，并于
我們家里每個活著認識他的人（不是我）每天都在想念他。我們經常討論今天我們的生活將會如何不同，如果他已經回家了。
我正在做一個紀念他的服務和生活的項目。我將把他的信件和紀念品從他的生活和服務中數字化，所以家里的每個人都可以擁有他們。我很想包括任何在新兵訓練營或越南任職的人都可能擁有的故事。看起來從他送回來的照片來看R＆R有些瘋狂的時刻。如果您能幫忙，請隨時與我聯系。
真誠的，
羅素赫斯
Plainview，MN 5***
507-534-***
russellcolleen1**[ta]**thlink.net
Rudnicki，本杰明
2/5 Echo 3rd Plt
Camp彭德爾頓，CA 9***
402-301-***
deleroch**[ta]**oo.com
魯珀特，格雷格
I was with ECHO 2/5 from
301-829-***
gregruppert_48**[ta]**.com
Rushing, Norris
I served E 2/5 Jul 66 Apr 67
PO Box ***
949-457-***
enrush**[ta]**.com
Interests: Internet, Sports
Russell, Don
i was echo 2/5 95-97 2nd plattoon...pappa blue bag. i am the "recon russell" later don
donandamy**[ta]**izon.net
Sagawinia, Robert
I was a SGT 1st PLT E Co. This was my second tour. My first was with D 1/1, M 3/3 and F 2/3, AUG 65-SEP 66. I shipped out with D 1/1 aboard the USS Lenaway an APA Troop Transport. We made a beach landing at DaNang, then boarded 6Xs and headed to the old French fort west of Freedom Hill. I was 17 at that time and they were pulling us out of
sagarw58**[ta]**o.com
Salazar, Jesse
If you can't remember the name, I'm Big Happy
6183 W.
559-270-***
scdunamis**[ta]**mail.com
Sanchez, Aurelio
JUST WANTING TO MEET MARINES WHO WERE IN
2619 Bobwhite
942-216-***
raysan**[ta]**.com
Sanchez, Carlos L.
I served with fox 2/5 weapons platton from Jan. 1979 till april 1982. I did 2 tours in Okinawa. Semper Fi to all.
6990 NW 186 St, Apt 510-A
Hialeah, FL 3***
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Sanchez, Charles L.
21Feb67-21Sept67 Duty Bound and Memories of Vietnam
I am proud to have served with so many outstanding Marines during my tour of duty, Capts. Blessing and Kinder, Lt. Long, Sgts. Clark, Parker and Urrutia, Cpls. Curt Parsons and Gribbons, Jeff Eng, Muster, Jim Erickson, Richard Lawson, Leslie Sealy, Tully Ellis, Westover, Kimble, Medlin, Crone, and Dan "Shifty"Sciffbauer. We, the living, are duty bound to honor the memory and deeds of our fallen Marines, Lt. Bertolozzi, Larry Lewellen and Cruz. Cruz was a battalion engineer on a road sweep I was leading out of Liberty Bridge who was killed by a sniper in the same area as Lewellen, perhaps by the same sniper.
On the morning of 1Aug67, the simultaneous departures of the road sweeps went smoothly, as planned. The sweeps were to routinely clear the road of mines and booby traps to the midpoint connecting the two outposts, Golf Co. from An Hoa and Echo from Liberty Bridge. A half hour later, Echo Co. Marines heard the irruption of gunfire in the direction of An Hoa, followed shortly by a radio message to Sgt. Urrutia. We ran in the direction of the gunfire, hearing it die down to dispersed and intermittent shooting. We spread out as we neared the ambush site expecting hostile enemy action. All was quiet, too quiet, moving forward desperately looking for signs of life from the bullet riddled Marines. All thirteen were dead and after seeing their faces understood the intent of the intermittent shooting. The VC had swept through and murdered our wounded Marines with a fatal shot to the head as they fled. Among the dead were PFC Thomas Blystone and Lt. Paul Bertolozzi. Blystone was a tall, wiry Golf Co. Marine with a panther tattoo on his right forearm, and a member of my bootcamp squad. Lt. Bertolozzi was our executive officer on his way to Liberty Bridge to pay Echo Co. Marines. He lay on his back on the engineers"4-wheel supply mule where he had fallen. The payroll was intact in a steel ammo box next to his body undiscovered by the VC in their hasty get aw***
After the bodies, equipment and weapons were retrieved and loaded by battalion Marines and on their way back to An Hoa, Sgt. Urrutia ordered me and my fireteam to set up an ambush at the site and to stay put until I was relieved. We were left without a radio and after darkness fell made our way back to My Loc 2, when it had become obvious we had been forgotten.
Operations New Castle and Union I & II took place in the spring and summer of "67, with one of the outstanding actions of Union II for Echo 2/5 taking place on July 4th at the southeast end of Antenna Valley. We searched the west and north ends of the valley the previous two days for the enemy and failed to lure them out to fight. It was late afternoon when we encamped on a small, defensible knoll where we were treated to steak and ice cream by battalion via helicopter delivery to celebrate the holiday. Settling down to enjoy our one decent meal in a week, a burst of harassing enemy fire sent us scrambling for cover. Darkness fell and the tension was numbing, not knowing where or what type of attack would follow. Out of the stillness of the night, someone yelled out, "Look at the coal mine, it's getting hit! "The coal mine was a hilltop outpost, and the explosive blasts looked like a 4th of July fireworks show in the distance. The eye riveting display was cut short by Captain Blessing"s command, "Saddle up, we"re moving out! "The adrenalin charged force march undertaken on 4Jul
On 8Aug67, I was ordered to lead a fireteam ambush near My Loc 2 after we had abandoned the outpost the previous week. While moving to a better position at the site, I tripped a booby trap. I was medevaced to DaNang, followed by treatment on the USS Sanctuary, surgeries and rehab at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, CA, and medically discharged on 28Ju***
1164 Apache Drive
Laramie, WY 8***
307-760-***
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Santos, Joseph
Sept. 1967-Feb. 1968 Golf co. 2/5. Camp Butler (I Corps) Semper Fi.....
NYC, NY 1***
travlinhank**[ta]**oo.com
Saxon, John
106 Creekwood Dr.
Chickasha, OK 7***
405-222-***
plutocfd**[ta]**.com
Schatz, Ryan
I served in Echo Co. 2/5 3rd Platoon from November 2000-May 2004. Deployed with them to Okinawa, East Timor, Kuwait, Iraq OIF I. I am proud of you guys. Keep up the good work.
609 Sarah Street
Sullivan, MO 6***
314-814-***
schatzi_bcs**[ta]**mail.com
Schucker, Roger N.1986- 1991 w/ 3rd herd, Echo Co.
4507 Hw***
Russellville, AL 3***
256-332-***
ICQ: 4339***
schu4556**[ta]**lsouth.net
Schwieder, Charles (Chuck)
H&S Co. 106 Plt. 1958-***
2436 Rodesian Dr. #12
Clearwater, FL 3***
727-799-***
cldsteel9**[ta]**oo.com
Scott, Luther Q. (from his daughter)
My father, Luther Q. Scott (Scotty) was a Navy Corpsmen attached to the Company E, 2nd Bat., 5th Regiment, 1st Division from sometime after 12/1944 to when he was evacuated from Okinawa on about 5/1. I have been trying to research his service during this period. His service record also refers to "Pioneer Brigade" to Palalu/Pauvau, can someone tell me if that brigade was part of the 2/5? Or wh***
Patti Daum
patricia.daum**[ta]**b.gov
Sculthorpe, Craig
I served with E 2/5 1992 - ***
11862 W. Thomas Arron Dr.
Marana 8***
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Seal, Stacey
Was with Echo 2/5 1998 - 2001, Camp Pendleton CA. Any Marines I served with contact me.
98 Ruth Ave.
Rumford, RI 0***
774-670-***
staceysealjr**[ta]**com
I was in country from 9/68 to 10/69 and spent the first six months or so in the bush. One purple heart. Transferred to H&S battalion. Lots of mates killed or wounded. Names I remember are Gary Hamilton, Chuck Webster (KIA), Kemp Westfall, Roger Brewer, Nick (don't remember last name -- blond hair), Bill Tipton. If anyone remembers these guys (or others during the same period), I'd enjoy connecting after +/- 35 years.
831-484-***
Seymour, William R.
I served with Echo 2/5, 2nd Platoon, 2nd Squad, 2nd Fireteam. Nov. 1966 - Sept ***
17 Magee Drive
Glenmont, NY 1***
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Shanta, Greg
Served from 88-90 with 1st Plt. Has anybody seen Wally?
800 K S. Norma
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