just can't figure out how everyone remembers so much about pleiku. I can't remember crap, unless I see an old pic, or something. thank goodness for the pleikump org. everyone done a great job on the web site. and investigator Dewey low, has a knack for tracking down anyone.

Just discovered your website. Congratulations on putting this group together with reunions. I was with the 4th MP Co, 4th I.D. and we used to pull duty with you guys once in awhile in Pleiku. We used to love to go into Pleiku because we could get a hamburger and shake at the air base! Unfortunately I've never seen a reunion notice for the 4th MP co although I have gotten together a few times with 2 other 4 MPs who live in the midwest. You are fortunate to have the opportunity to get together. I'm envious! Good luck to you all.

Hello to all my brothers. I'm still alive and well. Hope you all are the same! See ya soon. Donut

After three strokes, and a heart attack, which caused me to loose my house. two years ago. Now the VA has me on 11 pills a day. I thought I went thru hell, what happened? Memm. is shot, and my wife has to keep repeating things.

would like contact with those who knew michael j hook.

B Co 504th March 1966- Feb. 1967. Pleiku and Kontum

Was with the 615th at Long Binh 70-71
hope you all are well and thank for your service welcome home.

Merry Christmas to all and a very Blessed New year.

I was in Hue nov68dec 68 to nov 69.Would like to hear from everone that remembers me Thanks and God bless everyone
Steve

just wanted to say that I enjoy the old photos, and remembering the guys that were in nam me.

What a terrific reunion! And, since I'm somewhat prejudiced, I thought you might want to hear it from a completely objective source; the following comment was made by Carroll Beasley, a friend of Jack Williams. I think she very eloquently conveyed the atmosphere and the feelings of the group at the reunion --

"Wanted to send a special thanks and warm appreciation to all of you for the thoughtfulness and kindness that was shown to me. Jack Williams had told me about the special people that were a part of the Pleiku MP Association, but he did not tell me how special they could make a guest feel. I spent Thursday, Friday and Saturday enjoying the tours, meals and conversations with people that enjoy life and make the world a better place by practicing the art of reaching out to others.

Please pass along my deep appreciation for the kindness shown and the true joy that was shared during the past three days. No wonder Jack and April spoke so highly of the meetings. I'm so proud to be a Plei-Mate, if only for a short time. God Bless you all for what you do not only for each other by those of us who are lucky enough to know someone in the Association."

Thank you to those who attended for making the 25th Annual Reunion so special. Those who couldn't make it were missed and we hope to see you all next year as we take the first step toward the Golden Anniversary!

We just returned from the 25th Annual reunion in Tyson's Corner, VA. A record turnout, to date. Five FNG's joined us to total 37 members present. The Friendly New Guys are Dale Cross, Bobby Ratliff, Fred Schultz, Richard Thompson and Charlie Wiggins. We also added three former Vietnamese interpreters, who worked for B Company, in Dalat, who adopted our MP detachment into their families during our tour of duty in Vietnam. They are Paul Lam and his brother Minh Lam and Nguyen Luc, aka Lucky. They were unanimously accorded Social Membership at the annual business meeting for their service and hospitality towards the detachment during those trying years. To those first time attendees “Welcome Home”, and also a special “Welcome Aboard” to our new social members. The members in attendance assured me that they would add comments on this guest book in hopes of getting some more first timers to attend a future reunion. Kathi and I would like to thank all of the attendees for their help during the week. You all made this a great success. Looking forward to hearing from all of you on this site. Newsletter with details and photos to follow around the holidays.Thanks, Gene and Kathi.

May 66 to May 67 Co B 504th Hwy Patrol
Pleiku

I'D LIKE TO THANK MIKE LITTLE FOR EVERYTHING HE'S SENT ME REFERENCE THE 359th TRANS CO IN VIETNAM.

I'm the secretary, historian, web admin for the 359th Transportation Co Association. i would like to contact any of your member's that may have pictures, or story's of the 359th in vietnam. We were the 5000 gal fuel tanker company that ran QL19 & QL14 from 1966 to 1972.

I was with the 633rd Security Police Squadron at Pleiku Air Base 67-68. Work some with the 504th MPs. I later left the Air Force and joined the Army as an MP. Check out the above homepage for the Vietnam Security Police Association. Welcome Home Brothers

Looking for Ronald Frank Palfrey email address my wife is Brenda Rushing you saying you served with Orval Wayne Bullock here my email address rushingdavid95@yahoo.com please give us a buzzz for any info on Orval W Bullock ty

The American flag does not fly because the wind moves past it. The American flag flies from the last breath of each military member who has died protecting it. United States Troops do not fight because they hate what's in front of them... They fight because they love what's behind them!! Support our Troops and Veterans this Independence Day! Gene

Just made my reservations for the October 6-9, 2011 reunion in Virginia. I am looking forward to seeing all of you. This will be my first time to attend. My wife Bonnie will also attend. I had made plans to attend in 2005 but Katrina hit New Orleans and as a State Investigator I was assigned to work there for severl months.

anyone have a current e-mail address for ron blow please send it to me. thanks

Everyone have a Happy & Safe Hoilday

Don & Sherry

Hi Brenda Rushing,
I knew your Dad. We were at Travis Airforce Base together and went to Vietmam in 504 MP Company.
If you would like to E-MAIL me that would be fine.
Ron

I served with B co. 504 MP From Mar. 1966-Mar.1967 First with the AFPD DaNang detachment until about Sept when we returned to Pleiku and assigned to the Highway section.

I just wanted to say that I stumbled across this web site by accident.... I wanted to thank everyone that is involved in getting pictures and the history of what it was like in Vietnam. I seen my uncles name on the memorian. I also thank you for that. His name was Phil Jones. Hes been gone now for about 17 years. Still seems like yesterday!!!! He died of pancratic cancer. Age 42(?) Thank you again.

I was with B Co. 504th when we landed in Viet Nam on Aug31,1965. After locating in Camp Holloway, Pleiku. We
began the road patrol to Kontum and AnKhe on Rt#19 & 14 . I came back to the States in Aug 1966. From what I have
read, I'm very proud to have served with the 504th. The Roadrunners were
nicknamed after I left. Good choice of
names. I have pictures of the Mountagnards in the Mtss. between AnKhe
and Pleiku. They saved my A__ a couple of times, by letting us know that there were VC near by. God Bless all the men who served the 504th.

Was in pleiku from nov 69 thru dec70,started out at camp halloway,then camp schmidt and finally arty hill, spent alot of time on main gate with kim van, the search and interperter.This is great alot of memeries,waiting to hear from buddies later

I served with B CO 504th in 1967. Drop me a line.

Sherry and I wish all of you a Blessed Christmas

Kathi and I wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Safe, Healthy and Happy New Year.

any news on the last reunion, number attending or other info. thanks john