Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association

Canadian Vietnam Veterans Association





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Was great to see some of our Brothers and Sisters from the North again, at the Patriot Ride. Take Care, Ride Safe.

Admin reply: Thanks Mark for signing our guestbook. I'm sure Ken will reply to your message.


Added: July 13, 2011
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I was born in 1958 which would make me 12 years of age in 1970, however, I have no idea whatsoever why the whole thing continues to haunt me. I would love to correspond with a vet

Added: July 11, 2011
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CORRECTION:
My older brother Ed enlisted in the US Army, 4 Div. 22 Inf. Regiment and was deployed to Viet Nam in September 1966. He sustained wounds in the Battle of Soui Tre', March 21, 1967. Ed grew up in northern Alberta. After visiting our parents, Ed was unfortunately killed in a motor vehicle accident in 1970, while returning to his home in the US. It was my most sincere honour to have met several of the Viet vets, who served with Ed, at a 22 Inf. Regiment re-union afew years ago. We thank you for your Service.

Admin reply: Thanks Dalton for the correction to your previous post.


Added: July 6, 2011
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It was great having the opportunity to meet Ken Poitras at the 2011 Patriot Ride in Minnesota this past Saturday. I'd like to extend a heartfelt Welcome Home to all our Canadian brothers and sisters. Doc Seeber, USN ('69-'70), Director of the Military Salute Project and member of the Minnesota Patriot Guard.

Admin reply: Thank you for signing our guestbook Jeff. We appreciate the support you and the Minnesota Patriot Guard give to the families of the deceased soldiers and veterans. A big Welcome Home to all our American brothers and sisters!


Added: June 22, 2011
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My older brother Ed enlisted in the US Army, 4 Div. 22 Inf. Regiment and was deployed to Viet Nam in September, 1966. He sustained wounds in the Battle of Soui Tre, March 21, 1967. Ed grew up in northern Alberta. After visiting our parents, Ed was fortunately killed in a motor vehicle accident in 1970, while returning to his home in the US. It was my most sincere honour to have met several of the Viet vets, who served with Ed, at a 22 Inf. Regiment re-union afew years ago. We thank you all for your Service.

Admin reply: Thanks Dalton for bringing up to our attention a brief history on Ed. We’d like to salute your brother for having served in Viet Nam with the US Army. May he rest in peace with the other 58,000 military Heros who died in the conflict.


Added: June 22, 2011
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It was great to meet my northern neighbors and now friends from Canada at the 2011 Minnesota Patriot Guard Rally. The trip goes down as one of the great memories and stories to tell. Thank you so much for making the trip and making it fun. Dean

Admin reply: Thanks Dean, for signing our guestbook. I'm sure Ken Poitras will reply to your message.


Added: June 21, 2011
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brad brekke(veitnam vet)recently passed away from complications that came as a result of his service in nam.sa his friend i sorted out his belongings.he was aphoto journalist and author and left a lot of photos from his tour in 69.if anyone is interested they can contact me at my email gary gale

Admin reply: Thanks Gary for letting the CVVA know about this. Two of our members have replied to your offer.


Added: June 14, 2011
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Freedom isn't free, thank you our local vets.

Added: May 28, 2011
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Dear Mr.Poitras,just want to say thank you so much for finding me a phone # for Mrs.Perkin.I forwarded the # to my Dad Doug,in Chilliwack BC,so he could make the 1st call,and on that very day he spoke with Mrs. Perkin's daughter who was very welcoming to him.My Dad is currently in Korea and upon his return he will pick up the phone again to speak with this kind lady.A happy ending to a long story..1960's to 2011..Thank you again for your assistance. Brenda

Admin reply: Glad Ken Poitras was able to help you out!


Added: April 28, 2011
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I am looking for family of a neighbour of mine when I lived in Oromocto NB in the 1960's.Vernon John Perkin..known as JACK to me went MIA on October 18th,1965.Jack's wife is Barb and 5 children,Leslie,Jackie,Janet,Clayton and Albert.Thank you

Admin reply: Wishing you great success in finding the family of Vernon John Perkin. If we hear of anything, we'll let you know.


Added: April 9, 2011
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