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Date Posted: Thu, July 05 2007, 16:54:10
Author: lawrence rackley
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Re: jeffrey scarabino
In reply to: Tom Leonard 's message, "Re: jeffrey scarabino" on Sun, July 01 2007, 18:24:50

I served almost 4 years in vietnam and I never talked about it with my kids. However I now have 3 grandsons and a grand daughter and they each have a gizzillion questions. The first thing to do is try to determine what unit your father served with. Then search the web for that unit. Post you inquiry there. I'm sure that there will be someone who will respond. If your son has general questions about VN and what we did there have him email me and I'll do my best

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