Comments for Warriors Remembered

Comment on Reader Comments by James Hancock

James Hancock — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:03:53 +0000

Al……was unaware of your book until seeing you on San Antonio TV on 2/10/12. I have ordered your book & cannot wait to receive it. Thanks so much for all your good work & WELCOME HOME !!

Comment on Warriors Remembered now linked to Vietnam War Commemoration by Dana Stewart

Dana Stewart — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 00:50:34 +0000

I never got to meet my brother. He was killed 3 years before I was born. He was the oldest brother out of 11 kids. Though I did not know him except what I was told about him. My father,Uncle,another Brother, 2 nephew, a niece, her husband and many more dear friend have and still are serving this Country. I am honored and VERY PROUD of them and will never for get them. One day I will meet the brother I never
knew. His name is Vernan Terry Cochran he went to Army boot camp on April 13 1965. He gave his live while saving others on June 21 1966. He was from the mountains Western N.C. in a small coumunty called Nantahala. If any one new him I would love the hear more about him. God Bliss you all I dont know you but I love all who served.

Comment on Reader Comments by Charlie Brown

Charlie Brown — Sat, 17 Dec 2011 19:51:08 +0000

Dear Al – I can’t thank you enough for your efforts on behalf of veterans. Your book is a series of soliloguies that define our generation of veterans and the emotions we have experienced. It is the epitome of who we were and who we are now.
God Bless – Charlie Brown, Chairman, Montana State Vietnam Veterans Memorial Committee

Comment on Reader Comments by RB Roche, Jr

RB Roche, Jr — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 22:04:08 +0000

Add Trinidad Colorado to your Colorado Memorials to Viet Nam. It was dedicated either 97-98. VN Vet, 72, 1st Av Bde

Comment on Reader Comments by Dianne Schlitzberger

Dianne Schlitzberger — Sat, 12 Nov 2011 20:12:49 +0000

I just ordered your book for my husband. We own and operate a monument co. in Houston, TX. My husband is a Vietnam Veteran and very proud of the many war memorials we have produced and had a hand in. Should you find time please visit our website and under the commercial section are many of these. Looking forward to reading your book.
Thanks,
Dianne Schlitzberger, CM, AICA

Comment on Reader Comments by anahas

anahas — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 20:29:35 +0000

Barb,
I really appreciate your comment. You are very correct that there are many memorials that I could not include in Warriors Remembered either for lack of space or because I could not find anyone to tell me about them. I have over 1000 memorials on my list including the one in Richmond, IN. Just to fit 100 into the book required adding 32 extra pages. I encourage you to create a website that tells the world about your memorial so that people will know to visit it. Thank you again for interest in Warriors Remembered.

Comment on Reader Comments by Barb Goebel

Barb Goebel — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 12:06:21 +0000

I am sure your book is very good. However, I wish you had includedmore Vienam monuments., We have a Veterans Memorial Park in Richmond, In., that has not only a Vietnam Memorial, but monuments honoring all of our wars included one that honors Women Veterans. It is the first such monument in the State of Indiana. I am sure there are also othes that were notmemtioned.

Comment on Warriors Remembered — Reader Comments by anahas

anahas — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 14:11:51 +0000

Soni, comments like yours reinforce that this book was meant to be completed. Glad it will be of some help. Thank you for your service and Welcome Home. al nahas

Comment on Warriors Remembered upcoming events by Stanley Klepeis

Stanley Klepeis — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 13:17:16 +0000

I was with Sargent Malcolm when he died. Also with Sargent Smith and Frank Ruiz. William Morrow was in my squad. I don’t remember what platoon I was in. I remember Sargent Smith and I taking out a hidden dugout I saw while trying to advance up to an objective in the Ashaw. After Platoon Sargent Malcolm was killed and others were wounded, we heard the other squads who were taking the hill made it to the top. I and others decided that we take the wounded back as the objective was taken and why should we continue and risk it. We pulled back and waited for support and then made it up to the objective. I remember we were RPG’D the following morning and I only had a small splinter of metal hit my head which I just pulled out and that was that. I was amaised at seeing the NVA dug in positions and large compound structures. All history now. Good luck with your book.

Comment on Warriors Remembered — Reader Comments by Soni Dolge

Soni Dolge — Tue, 21 Jun 2011 07:11:45 +0000

Thank you for this beautiful piece of literature. I recieved it on Fathers Day, from my loving wife. She has supported me through all my ups & downs for 45 yrs. of PTSD. This book is another part of my healing, THANK YOU !
C/227 th Combat Avn. Batt. 1st Cav. Div. 66-67