Vietnam War Links Page

LBJ Library	The President Lyndon B. Johnson Library is the ultimate Vietnam research site for declassified government documents and Westmoreland Papers. The Library is located in Austin, Texas. You will have to travel to Austin. Contact the Library to set up your visit in advance.
The Vietnam Center	The Vietnam Center, also known as The Study Of The Vietnam Conflict, is located in Lubbock,Texas on the Texas Tech campus. The center houses many collections and is a excellent research site. The 109th Quartermaster Company (Air Delivery) archives are housed here. You will have to travel to Lubbock. Contact the center to set up your visit in advance.
Declassified Khe Sanh Documents	This site contains over 350 declassified documents related to Khe Sanh and TET68 arranged by date for easy research. These documents came from Walt Rostow's "Memos to the President" and Westmoreland Papers. All of these document copies came from LBJ Library and were then donated to The Vietnam Center after they were scanned. The full collection donated is over 4,000 documents and span from June 67 to June 68.

Vietnam Magazine	Vietnam Magazine ©1998, Cowles History Group, Inc., a division of Cowles Enthusiast Media. To read a published story from Vietnam Magazine, "The Withdrawal From KHE SANH"; Click Here.
Army Magazine	A monthly four-color magazine focusing on the activities and interests of the U.S. Army worldwide, ARMY serves a readership interested in issues of national security; past and present issues involving landpower; and future trends in the military arts and sciences. The magazine focuses on developing and presenting thought-provoking articles and analyses for a professionally-oriented audience.
ADA Magazine Page 2	Khe Sanh Story and photos by Bruce M. Geiger. "I am a Khe Sanh Vet who spent 7 weeks at Khe Sanh (2/24 - 4/14/68) during the siege. I was the 1Lt in charge of the Army's "Dusters" and "Quad 50's" sections defending the "blue sector" or north perimeter wire along the full length of the runway. Not many people besides the Marines (and the NVA) knew we were there."

Vietnam Airdrop History	Emergency Airdrops in Vietnam were often a last chance lifeline for isolated units. This site features US Army Quartermaster Corps Airborne "Rigger" units. The 109th Quartermaster Company (Air Delivery) at Cam Ranh Bay, and DaNang. The 383rd Quartermaster Detachment at Bien Hoa. The 549th Quartermaster Company which was Temporary Duty often in Vietnam operations. The 5th Special Forces riggers at Nha Trang(Not Quartermaster).
Airborne On The Web	A.O.T.W. -- Airborne On The Web is a great Airborne site for US Army "Riggers". The site has been around for several years and has undergone many changes. Web design does not get any better than what you see on this site. It is a professionally designed site.
The Airlifter Page	The Airlifter Page is a design by Sam McGgowan. Welcome to Airlift USA, a page dedicated to military airlifters, past and present.
	Colonel Holeman's Para Page has Airborne and Special Forces information and links.
Ft. Lee, Va.	Aerial Delivery & Quartermaster Riggers History Page. "I will be sure - always." Fort Lee, Virginia. Quartermaster Parachute Riggers Keeping the Airborne - Airborne!
Southern Comforts Airborne Historical Society	Southern Comforts Airborne Historical Society. A non-profit corporation dedicated to the preservation of Airborne history and heritage.
A Personal Homepage	Charlie Battery 1st Battalion 13th Marine Regiment. 1968 ------- 1969 This site has a bulletin Board with scheduled events.
Khe Sanh Combat Base	Jim Singer's Vietnam Photo Gallery Jim Singer served in Vietnam with the 3rd Battalion 4th Marine Regiment (3/4) during 1968. These pictures were taken in the I Corps region of South Vietnam.
Khe Sanh Veterans Homepage	Khe Sanh Veterans Homepage Dedicated to all who served and died at Khe Sanh 1962 - 1972
Khe Sanh Veterans Inc.	An Association for those who contributed to "Khe Sanh". Members include all branches of the service.
Khe Sanh Photos	Here are a few more Khe Sanh photos from the past. Full captions will appear on the full size image
NVA "Victory" Monument	NVA "Victory" Monument at Khe Sanh Combat Base
The First Battle of Khe Sanh	The war in the northwestern portion of the 3d Marine Division’s area of operations intensified early in 1967. “U.S. Marines in Vietnam: Fighting the North Vietnamese” gives the official military account of “The First Battle of Khe Sanh.”
REMEMBRANCE	Reflections, Memories, and Images of Vietnam Past Contains many links including the database files by Tom Holloway, "Search The Wall".
Remembrances of Khe Sanh	by Jim Wodecki USMC, FLC, FLSG-A, Khe Sanh 66-67
Seabees Site	This Seabees Site is by Sam Messer, a Khe Sanh Veteran, who lives in in Olathe, Kansas
Jack Shulimson, U.S. Marine Corps Historical Center	THE MARINE WAR: III MAF IN VIETNAM, 1965-1971
Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association (VHPA)	The Vietnam Helicopter Pilots Association(VHPA) is a non-profit war veterans organization filed under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Service. It is dedicated to the fulfillment of the following purposes:
Vietnam War Internet Project	Vietnam War Internet Project Topic Index of Vietnam / Indochina Wars Related Resources on the World Wide Web. Compiled by John Tegtmeier
Doc Stewart's Site	"I was in Cam Rahn from 8/67-3/69 with the 191st Ordnance Battalion"