Showing posts with label Viet Nam. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Viet Nam. Show all posts

A Vietnam War Clerk's Diary Viet Nam Era

Some discussion of Army Rail in Viet Nam 

His son JR Clark left me a comment 

J.R. Clark said...

My father COL Richard Paris Clark, Jr., commanded the 714th between 1968 and 1970. He kept a diary of his Vietnam tour from 1965 to 1966, where he served as chief of Movements Branch, J-4 MACV. You can read it by Google searching A Vietnam War Clerk's Diary. There are lots of mentions of TC officers and inside information regarding the big troop buildup in SVN.

 

 https://vietnamwarclerksdiary.blogspot.com/

 

Rails Through Viet Nam parts 1 and 2 – “The Conveyance which Runs by Fire” by Jerry A Pinkepank, Trains magazine, March 1969

thanks to Rich ...

 

Army rail Viet Nam era articles from Stars and Stripes Pacific for years 1963-1973

Thanks to Rich for the excellent Army Rail Viet Nam era articles from Stars and Stripes Pacific for years 1963-1973

 

A Vietnam War Clerk's Diary- Transportation Corps in Viet Nam 714th TROB

J.R. writes ... My father COL Richard Paris Clark, Jr., commanded the 714th between 1968 and 1970. He kept a diary of his Vietnam tour from 1965 to 1966, where he served as chief of Movements Branch, J-4 MACV. You can read it on

A Vietnam War Clerk's Diary. There are lots of mentions of TC officers and inside information regarding the big troop buildup in SVN.

http://vietnamwarclerksdiary.blogspot.com/  

More information here http://militaryrailwayservice.blogspot.com/2014/05/mrs-events-and-update-from-mark-metz.html

50th Vietnam War Commemoration (VWC) -US Army Transportation Museum Foundation




To the Greater Transportation Corps Community:

Joint Base Langley - Eustis is planning for a "50th Vietnam War Commemoration (VWC) over Armed Forces Day weekend which will take place at Ft. Eustis on Friday, May 15th, and Saturday May 16th.  Events are open to the public. The central theme is recognition of Vietnam War Veterans on the 50th Anniversary of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution.  Events and activities scheduled are shown on the attachment.

A second open to the public event this Summer at Ft. Eustis will be the 73rd Transportation Corps Birthday Anniversary on July 30th.  Major events planned for the 30th include the TC Hall of Fame Ceremony and the TC Regimental Picnic.  On July 31st, the celebration moves to Fort Lee where events conclude with the Anniversary TC Ball.  Complete details can be found at www.transportation.army.mil.  

Hope you will be able to join us for one or both of these events.

Mark Metz
LTC (R) - TC
Rail Committee
US Army Transportation Museum Foundation