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To make an entry on a Topic simply click on the comment link.
Repeat the same process below for each entry:
Three Easy Steps:
1. Click Comments and enter text
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3. Click Publish.
The rules for this blog are simple. All postings should contain information or questions regarding incidents or actions that occurred in South Vietnam that involved tanks and/or Ontos.
We encourage all personnel who served in Vietnam regardless of branch of service to participate.Posted subjects or comments that do not deal directly with the history of Marine Corps Tanks, infantry units, attached units or personnel may be removed at the discretion of the administrator.
Finally, post that are "off topic" will be deleted. This is being done in order to keep the blog clean and on track.
New Topic. If you want a new topic posted you will need to contact the blog administrator.
At the top of the page are three links. "Search Blog" enables you to search this blog for a word or a string of words, "Flag Blog" is for those that might find a word or topic that is objectional to you. This way you don't have to view the blog. Finally is "Next Blog." This will take you away from our blog and to the next blog that is part of the Google family of blogs.
To make an entry on a Topic simply click on the comment link.
Repeat the same process below for each entry:
Three Easy Steps:
1. Click Comments and enter text
2. Click Name/Url and type your name
3. Click Publish.
The rules for this blog are simple. All postings should contain information or questions regarding incidents or actions that occurred in South Vietnam that involved tanks and/or Ontos.
We encourage all personnel who served in Vietnam regardless of branch of service to participate.Posted subjects or comments that do not deal directly with the history of Marine Corps Tanks, infantry units, attached units or personnel may be removed at the discretion of the administrator.
Finally, post that are "off topic" will be deleted. This is being done in order to keep the blog clean and on track.
New Topic. If you want a new topic posted you will need to contact the blog administrator.
At the top of the page are three links. "Search Blog" enables you to search this blog for a word or a string of words, "Flag Blog" is for those that might find a word or topic that is objectional to you. This way you don't have to view the blog. Finally is "Next Blog." This will take you away from our blog and to the next blog that is part of the Google family of blogs.
New Foundation Blog
I am proud to present our new web blog to the Marine Corps Community. This blog will enable all to add comments to the various articles appearing here concerning our Vietnam history as it pertains to combat operations and particular incidents of a personnel nature involving both tankers and others who served with the various Marine Corps Tank Battalions.
I hope you find this to be an effective means in which you may add information that will assist us in compiling a complete history as it pertains to Marine Corps tanks during the Vietnam War.
Semper Fidelis,
Lt. Col. Stewart
Marine Corps Vietnam Tankers Historical Foundation
I hope you find this to be an effective means in which you may add information that will assist us in compiling a complete history as it pertains to Marine Corps tanks during the Vietnam War.
Semper Fidelis,
Lt. Col. Stewart
Marine Corps Vietnam Tankers Historical Foundation
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