hello i served with charlie battery the clan from april 1969=april1970.this is corporal jose f.manzanares,i was the gunner for gun number5.served with bill fisher,homer terry,woody,and a whole bunch of other guys whose names i do not recall.oh. iforgot bob day from alabama gary hayes.
Joseph Proctor
My Father Jimmy “Nick” Proctor served Oct 67 – Oct 68 3rd 13th D Battery M110 Self Propelled. His Guns were Death Delivered I and Death Delivered II , also a Gun named Devil’s Disciples. Cu Chi Firebase, Tay Ninh, Hobo Woods, basically the Iron Triangle.
Scott Fulmer
My father was CPT Frank Fulmer. He recently passed and as I go through his stuff I have found some of documents from his time with B 3/13. I will get them scanned in and would like to share them with anyone here who is interested. I have a copy of the unit roster from early 1970 and I think copies of some of the unit citations.
My dad ended up spending 21 years in the FA and I followed him spending 22 years as a Redleg myself.
Scott Fulmer
My father, was CPT Frank Fulmer. He was the Battery Commander for B, 3/13. He DEROS’d 10 Jun 70. I would like to connect with anyone who might remember him.
Larry Neal
Hi Neal here,
March 20, 1969 began my tour of duty in 3/13 delta.
Lived 52 years of remembrance of the many others troopers who where there with me. We were brothers in arms with mixed causes.
Tall thin Texan, aka Tex.
Michael E Wood
Went into country 3/70,,Delta ,3/13th ,,,fire base Hampton I believe,,LZ greene we changed tubes,,named gun The Death Duchess…..went into ammo section,,,just before going to river, As the 25th was preparing to leave country,near the end of Oct. I was transfered into the !st Cav 1st / 21arty bravo co….I had extended 33 days to get the 150 day drop….Got into Oakland 4/7/71….
Paul Walker
I. was in Headquarters3/13field art. ammo comp.chu chi nov69 todec70 also Charlie company 3/13 art.for6 months.Just saying Hi to all you brothers. Thanks( Mr Boston
charles mccloud
to LT Jones, bobby allred, you and myself arrived and left together, you were officer that took me from loader on gun #1 to section chief on Gun #2
charles mccloud
next year will be our 50th anniversary, a few of us are thinking of a reunion maybe Las Vegas
Paul W. Cook Jr.
36734 Columbia st.I was in Delta Btry 3/13. We arrived in country on March 1966 and set up camp on the perimeter. We where the 8″ unit. I can find no info about it anywhere on the internet. If you could help me I would appreciate it. Thanks
Billy Fisher.
I served with C-3/13 from June 69 – june 70 on gun #5 called the CongCrusher our base of operation was around Tay Ninh and Nui-ba-den nicknamed the BlackVirgin Mountain.
james E wilson
You may be able to get lost information from your site by going to ‘waybackmachine.com” or another site that collect site information. I was with I troop, 3rd squadron. 11th armored cavalry when nva hit FSB Maury. I believe we were attached to 4/23. We where conducting night patrolling instead of base defense when the base was hit We had to drive cross country in complete darkness to help save FSB MAURY. I believe if we had stayed at FSB Maury instead of patrolling at night there would have been a different outcome. I say that because our platoon of ACAV’S had 27 machine guns. (9) 50 cal. and (18) M-60’s that would have made the difference.
Victoria Dance
Hello, I am doing research for a novel and am wondering if there is anyone in 3/13 who might be able to remember something about Ginny Kirsch, my sorority sister who died at Cu Chi. Thank you, Victoria
Eugene Russell
I served a Chuchi, Vietnam third of the 13th field artillery Delta battery 1969 through 1970. Is there anyone out there that remembers Sarge Sergeant Eugene Russell?
James E Daughety
3205 DOWNING CT
Dustin wayne Johnson
I believe my Dad was I you unit his name was Sammy Johnson.
Jack McCabe
Seeking information on the crash of Chinook 07999 on 10 July 1970. Did you know of this crash? Did you know the members of the 13th Arty that were involved in this crash? I am researching for a book I am writing and would appreciate any information you might have on the crash and those involved.
SFC Elroy Simmons of HHB was killed in this crash. Was anyone else of the 13th Arty aboard at the time?
Andrew Ford
My father (Gregory Thomas Ford) was in the 3/13th Field Artillery 25th Infantry in Cu Chi from February ’67 – February ’68. Just had a long but rare father-son talk about some of his experiences last night which led me here. Let me know if the name rings a bell and thanks to all who served.
richard rochette
I was 3bn 13arty 1965 thru 1966 hq and hqbrty ammo section sgt Lufkin section leader
John K. Nelson
I served with The Clan HQ of the 3/13th from 1Dec 1968 thru 3 Dec 1969 at Cu-chi. I humped pro-jo’s out to Bravo Battery a few times, and my work also brought me to Saigon and Tay Ninh. As soon as I figure out how to ignite cookies on my computer, I’m gonna sign up to this site and chat with some of the members.
I have a photo I’d like to share at that time of what I believe is Bravo Battery I snapped in December of 1968. Perhaps someone can identify it. Until then, thank you for the opportunity. John
Kim
My name Kim ! Was just wondering if anyone knew a john snider ???
michael anniuk
was a survey crew chief with the 13th of the 25th there in either 1967 1968 1969 memory of cu chi and all my brothers blocked out much
Michael Thomas Ford
4118 Triangle Rd. I shipped into “The Clan” May 1971 Schofield Barracks. Couldn’t be more proud of my predecessors . You guys left some pretty big shoes to fill, but we managed. Thinking of you guys on Veterans Day and thanking God for your sacrifice.
Robert thompson
Oct 68 – oct 69
B bat 3/13
Sharon Sample
Sharon Sample posting for husband: Kenneth Sample, B Battery, 3rd Battalion, 13th Artillery, 25th Infantry. Served 1963 to 1966. FDCC, fire direction control computer and TDY 1964 as Helicopter door gunner UH-1B
Jennifer Barney
Does anyone have a photograph of Reid Tyrone Styers?
Peter Holcomb
3917 hwy. 2 I was in 3rd section 1969 to 1970. Would like to hear from someone.
Peter Holcomb
3917 hwy. 2 I was in 3rd section
Greg Bolt
I served B Btry 3Bn 13Fa from 1982 till 1985 as a 13B and the unit admirer. Didn’t want to leave the unit, but the Army made me leave.
Jim Wallace Wally
Comment to short it said, 3/13 from 1975 to 1978 looking for anyone who remembers me
Jim Wallace Wally
Jim Wallace, Wally in Service Battery 3/13 from Oct 75 to June 78
Wayne Wideman
Co A 4th bn 9th Inf 25th 1968 may through Jan Inf
Mike Roche
Editor of the “Clan Call” mimeographed newspaper from August to November, 1970. Worked for CSM Monsees in S1, at Cu Chi. Looking for photos and to reconnect with buddies! See my Bob Hope Show photos of Long Binh show, DEC., 1970 at https://www.mikerophoto.com.
Tari Hampe-Deneen
I am in the process of trying to build a Vietnam Veterans monument in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Reid Tyrone Styers was killed in action. I am seeking a photo of him or any next of kin. His name will hold a prominent spot on the monument. I can be reached at 304-261-4704. I also have a Facebook page which is Morgan County Vietnam Veterans memorial fund. You can also send an email on our website at http://www.mcvvmf.org. thank you.
Charles McCloud
Viet Nam veterans reunion 3rd weekend of Sept. Kokomo,indiana,go to HCVVA.org or . com,had 8 bravo members that served together 69-70 there for the 2016 reunion
Charles McCloud
hello,was with the clan begining nov.69 to end of oct. 70,go to the clan 3/13 artillery vn for a facebook page for all clan member
Elmer Riggen
I was in the 25th Infantry Division Hawaii, Jan 1965 – Oct 1966 (Cu Chi, VN)….
Robert E Jones
I had the honor and privilege of serving as XO of B 3/13 from Nov. 69 through Nov. 70. I reported in to the Battery when it was positioned at “The Sugar Mill,” then under the command of Capt. Hanna. He was one of the finest officers I served with. The BC after Hanna had been aide-de-camp to the Div. Deputy Commander, and the general told him to pick a battery to command. He picked our battery because, as he told me, it was the best in the division.
This is a great site. Thanks to all that have made it possible.
Viewing the material on the site has been an emotional experience.
To all of you Bravo veterans, thank you for your service and welcome home.
john eubank
Baltimore just had a huge VN 50th celebration. Brought back lots of memories.
Served 3/13 in FDC. Trig was able to convince LT ? to have me transferred from ammo humper to FDC. Thank you Trig!
Then transferred at stand down to 7/8 Arty, then they stood down. Then sent to Americal (aka 223rd Infantry) outside of Da Nang.
William Bain
served dec 67 to sept. 68
William Bain
I served with hhc 3/13th 1967-1968
joe waldron
Cpl. Joe Waldron Gunner 155/SP Bravo 3/13 1966.
JerryHackney
Hello Bravo 3/13 Vietnam Veterans!
It’s me again, Jerry Hackney’s daughter. I wanted to post here to welcome you guys to join “The Clan’s” Facebook group if you have a Facebook account! You can search “The Clan – 3/13 Artillery – Vietnam” or just go to this link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/107117883007969/. There are many photos on there as well as some posts from 3/13 guys. Hope this can be a great additional way for everyone to connect!
PS – If anyone else knew my father, Jerry Hackney, originally from New Mexico, I would love to hear from you, as well. My email is karahackneyphotography@outlook.com. Thank you to everyone who has been so inviting to me!
Kara
Mike Epperson
Bob,
Thanks for putting together a great website. I’ve really enjoyed seeing all the photos and reading the journals, guestbook etc. I thought I had lost all contact with everyone and found your website a few days ago. I don’t think a day goes by I don’t think about our experiences in Vietnam. From the reunion pictures everyone looks great and makes me want to attend the next one. I regret not staying in touch and hope to see all of you soon.
gary ruhter
Was with the 3/13 from Feb 69 thru stand down and then with 1St Calvary until may 1970, was in the same section with Bob Offerdahl
Como check This is miles.. Hope all is well for everyone.. Excited to see the page is up!
Charles McCloud
served nov. 1969 to nov.1970 with bravo battery,loader/driver on 1st section gun #1 untill FB Synder then was section chief on section 2 or gun #2. Chuck McCloud.
Charles McCloud
hello everybody hope everyone is doing good besides getting older i’m fine, hope to see yous in kokomo,indiana 3rd weekend in sept. for annual viet nam veterans reunion. Chuck McCloud
bob
The previous message from Kara Hackney is important to me. I saw a posting where she was locking for anyone from her dad’s unit in Vietnam (B 3/13). I contacted her and informed her that I was in her dad’s unit and although we were not close friends I did remember him. While trying to help her find some one who knew her dad (Jerry Hackney) and was a close friend, we found James Hunt, and he put me in contact with Charles McCloud. Guy’s thanks to both of you for trying to help. It was good to hear from you. If there is anyone out there who can share memories with Kara please contact her, if not her try me (bobeberwein@verizon.net) and I will pass along any information to her.
JerryHackney
In Memory of My Father, Jerry Hackney “Hack,” 1947-1997
Dad served on a gun crew with Bravo 3/13 from March 23, 1970-November 11, 1970.
I would love to hear from anyone who knew my father, who passed from cancer in 1997. You can reach me at karahackneyphotography@outlook.com.
I have some group photos, some which have many unidentified buddies in them (Dad surely knew, but I didn’t find the photos until this year). Three names that are written on the photos are John Cole and “Slithy,” as well as Dad’s canine buddy, Howard. Dad also mentioned two buddies’ names that my mom can remember: Paul Bullbear “Chief,” a Sioux Indian from South Dakota, and “Dogg” Harris, a black man from Detroit. Some photos are labeled to be at Snider (Snyder), Base Camp Cu Chi, and Long Bien.
My sincere gratitude to each and every one of you for your service and sacrifice.
God bless,
Kara Hackney
Paul A.Rice
I was a sergeant E -5 & served In Communications in Cu Chi, Dau Tieng, & Tay Ninh with the 3/13th Artillery 25th Infantry Division. in 1970, and was with them thru stand down. I stayed on in Bien Hoa and served with
the 1st Calvary Division in 1971.
I want to thank all you guys for your service, and I sincerely hope that those of you that are still around are in best of health.
God bless you all!
anaon765
Any plans to update this site with photos, info, or other related stuff? Any upcoming reunions?
floyd parks
I was in 3rd 13 ARTy,B battery 66/67. just checking site out
charles allen
i serve in Bravo 3/13 Field Artillery, Vietnam in 1969-1970
Robert (Bob) Eberwein
Communications section also worked motor pool Dec 69 to Nov 70
Robert (Bob) Eberwein
Was in the communications section and also worked with the motor pool from Dec 69 to Nov 70.
hello i served with charlie battery the clan from april 1969=april1970.this is corporal jose f.manzanares,i was the gunner for gun number5.served with bill fisher,homer terry,woody,and a whole bunch of other guys whose names i do not recall.oh. iforgot bob day from alabama gary hayes.
My Father Jimmy “Nick” Proctor served Oct 67 – Oct 68 3rd 13th D Battery M110 Self Propelled. His Guns were Death Delivered I and Death Delivered II , also a Gun named Devil’s Disciples. Cu Chi Firebase, Tay Ninh, Hobo Woods, basically the Iron Triangle.
My father was CPT Frank Fulmer. He recently passed and as I go through his stuff I have found some of documents from his time with B 3/13. I will get them scanned in and would like to share them with anyone here who is interested. I have a copy of the unit roster from early 1970 and I think copies of some of the unit citations.
My dad ended up spending 21 years in the FA and I followed him spending 22 years as a Redleg myself.
My father, was CPT Frank Fulmer. He was the Battery Commander for B, 3/13. He DEROS’d 10 Jun 70. I would like to connect with anyone who might remember him.
Hi Neal here,
March 20, 1969 began my tour of duty in 3/13 delta.
Lived 52 years of remembrance of the many others troopers who where there with me. We were brothers in arms with mixed causes.
Tall thin Texan, aka Tex.
Went into country 3/70,,Delta ,3/13th ,,,fire base Hampton I believe,,LZ greene we changed tubes,,named gun The Death Duchess…..went into ammo section,,,just before going to river, As the 25th was preparing to leave country,near the end of Oct. I was transfered into the !st Cav 1st / 21arty bravo co….I had extended 33 days to get the 150 day drop….Got into Oakland 4/7/71….
I. was in Headquarters3/13field art. ammo comp.chu chi nov69 todec70 also Charlie company 3/13 art.for6 months.Just saying Hi to all you brothers. Thanks( Mr Boston
to LT Jones, bobby allred, you and myself arrived and left together, you were officer that took me from loader on gun #1 to section chief on Gun #2
next year will be our 50th anniversary, a few of us are thinking of a reunion maybe Las Vegas
36734 Columbia st.I was in Delta Btry 3/13. We arrived in country on March 1966 and set up camp on the perimeter. We where the 8″ unit. I can find no info about it anywhere on the internet. If you could help me I would appreciate it. Thanks
I served with C-3/13 from June 69 – june 70 on gun #5 called the CongCrusher our base of operation was around Tay Ninh and Nui-ba-den nicknamed the BlackVirgin Mountain.
You may be able to get lost information from your site by going to ‘waybackmachine.com” or another site that collect site information. I was with I troop, 3rd squadron. 11th armored cavalry when nva hit FSB Maury. I believe we were attached to 4/23. We where conducting night patrolling instead of base defense when the base was hit We had to drive cross country in complete darkness to help save FSB MAURY. I believe if we had stayed at FSB Maury instead of patrolling at night there would have been a different outcome. I say that because our platoon of ACAV’S had 27 machine guns. (9) 50 cal. and (18) M-60’s that would have made the difference.
Hello, I am doing research for a novel and am wondering if there is anyone in 3/13 who might be able to remember something about Ginny Kirsch, my sorority sister who died at Cu Chi. Thank you, Victoria
I served a Chuchi, Vietnam third of the 13th field artillery Delta battery 1969 through 1970. Is there anyone out there that remembers Sarge Sergeant Eugene Russell?
3205 DOWNING CT
I believe my Dad was I you unit his name was Sammy Johnson.
Seeking information on the crash of Chinook 07999 on 10 July 1970. Did you know of this crash? Did you know the members of the 13th Arty that were involved in this crash? I am researching for a book I am writing and would appreciate any information you might have on the crash and those involved.
SFC Elroy Simmons of HHB was killed in this crash. Was anyone else of the 13th Arty aboard at the time?
My father (Gregory Thomas Ford) was in the 3/13th Field Artillery 25th Infantry in Cu Chi from February ’67 – February ’68. Just had a long but rare father-son talk about some of his experiences last night which led me here. Let me know if the name rings a bell and thanks to all who served.
I was 3bn 13arty 1965 thru 1966 hq and hqbrty ammo section sgt Lufkin section leader
I served with The Clan HQ of the 3/13th from 1Dec 1968 thru 3 Dec 1969 at Cu-chi. I humped pro-jo’s out to Bravo Battery a few times, and my work also brought me to Saigon and Tay Ninh. As soon as I figure out how to ignite cookies on my computer, I’m gonna sign up to this site and chat with some of the members.
I have a photo I’d like to share at that time of what I believe is Bravo Battery I snapped in December of 1968. Perhaps someone can identify it. Until then, thank you for the opportunity. John
My name Kim ! Was just wondering if anyone knew a john snider ???
was a survey crew chief with the 13th of the 25th there in either 1967 1968 1969 memory of cu chi and all my brothers blocked out much
4118 Triangle Rd. I shipped into “The Clan” May 1971 Schofield Barracks. Couldn’t be more proud of my predecessors . You guys left some pretty big shoes to fill, but we managed. Thinking of you guys on Veterans Day and thanking God for your sacrifice.
Oct 68 – oct 69
B bat 3/13
Sharon Sample posting for husband: Kenneth Sample, B Battery, 3rd Battalion, 13th Artillery, 25th Infantry. Served 1963 to 1966. FDCC, fire direction control computer and TDY 1964 as Helicopter door gunner UH-1B
Does anyone have a photograph of Reid Tyrone Styers?
3917 hwy. 2 I was in 3rd section 1969 to 1970. Would like to hear from someone.
3917 hwy. 2 I was in 3rd section
I served B Btry 3Bn 13Fa from 1982 till 1985 as a 13B and the unit admirer. Didn’t want to leave the unit, but the Army made me leave.
Comment to short it said, 3/13 from 1975 to 1978 looking for anyone who remembers me
Jim Wallace, Wally in Service Battery 3/13 from Oct 75 to June 78
Co A 4th bn 9th Inf 25th 1968 may through Jan Inf
Editor of the “Clan Call” mimeographed newspaper from August to November, 1970. Worked for CSM Monsees in S1, at Cu Chi. Looking for photos and to reconnect with buddies! See my Bob Hope Show photos of Long Binh show, DEC., 1970 at https://www.mikerophoto.com.
I am in the process of trying to build a Vietnam Veterans monument in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Reid Tyrone Styers was killed in action. I am seeking a photo of him or any next of kin. His name will hold a prominent spot on the monument. I can be reached at 304-261-4704. I also have a Facebook page which is Morgan County Vietnam Veterans memorial fund. You can also send an email on our website at http://www.mcvvmf.org. thank you.
Viet Nam veterans reunion 3rd weekend of Sept. Kokomo,indiana,go to HCVVA.org or . com,had 8 bravo members that served together 69-70 there for the 2016 reunion
hello,was with the clan begining nov.69 to end of oct. 70,go to the clan 3/13 artillery vn for a facebook page for all clan member
I was in the 25th Infantry Division Hawaii, Jan 1965 – Oct 1966 (Cu Chi, VN)….
I had the honor and privilege of serving as XO of B 3/13 from Nov. 69 through Nov. 70. I reported in to the Battery when it was positioned at “The Sugar Mill,” then under the command of Capt. Hanna. He was one of the finest officers I served with. The BC after Hanna had been aide-de-camp to the Div. Deputy Commander, and the general told him to pick a battery to command. He picked our battery because, as he told me, it was the best in the division.
This is a great site. Thanks to all that have made it possible.
Viewing the material on the site has been an emotional experience.
To all of you Bravo veterans, thank you for your service and welcome home.
Baltimore just had a huge VN 50th celebration. Brought back lots of memories.
Served 3/13 in FDC. Trig was able to convince LT ? to have me transferred from ammo humper to FDC. Thank you Trig!
Then transferred at stand down to 7/8 Arty, then they stood down. Then sent to Americal (aka 223rd Infantry) outside of Da Nang.
served dec 67 to sept. 68
I served with hhc 3/13th 1967-1968
Cpl. Joe Waldron Gunner 155/SP Bravo 3/13 1966.
Hello Bravo 3/13 Vietnam Veterans!
It’s me again, Jerry Hackney’s daughter. I wanted to post here to welcome you guys to join “The Clan’s” Facebook group if you have a Facebook account! You can search “The Clan – 3/13 Artillery – Vietnam” or just go to this link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/107117883007969/. There are many photos on there as well as some posts from 3/13 guys. Hope this can be a great additional way for everyone to connect!
PS – If anyone else knew my father, Jerry Hackney, originally from New Mexico, I would love to hear from you, as well. My email is karahackneyphotography@outlook.com. Thank you to everyone who has been so inviting to me!
Kara
Bob,
Thanks for putting together a great website. I’ve really enjoyed seeing all the photos and reading the journals, guestbook etc. I thought I had lost all contact with everyone and found your website a few days ago. I don’t think a day goes by I don’t think about our experiences in Vietnam. From the reunion pictures everyone looks great and makes me want to attend the next one. I regret not staying in touch and hope to see all of you soon.
Was with the 3/13 from Feb 69 thru stand down and then with 1St Calvary until may 1970, was in the same section with Bob Offerdahl
Gary Ruhter Gary_ruhter@hotmail.com
Como check This is miles.. Hope all is well for everyone.. Excited to see the page is up!
served nov. 1969 to nov.1970 with bravo battery,loader/driver on 1st section gun #1 untill FB Synder then was section chief on section 2 or gun #2. Chuck McCloud.
hello everybody hope everyone is doing good besides getting older i’m fine, hope to see yous in kokomo,indiana 3rd weekend in sept. for annual viet nam veterans reunion. Chuck McCloud
The previous message from Kara Hackney is important to me. I saw a posting where she was locking for anyone from her dad’s unit in Vietnam (B 3/13). I contacted her and informed her that I was in her dad’s unit and although we were not close friends I did remember him. While trying to help her find some one who knew her dad (Jerry Hackney) and was a close friend, we found James Hunt, and he put me in contact with Charles McCloud. Guy’s thanks to both of you for trying to help. It was good to hear from you. If there is anyone out there who can share memories with Kara please contact her, if not her try me (bobeberwein@verizon.net) and I will pass along any information to her.
In Memory of My Father, Jerry Hackney “Hack,” 1947-1997
Dad served on a gun crew with Bravo 3/13 from March 23, 1970-November 11, 1970.
I would love to hear from anyone who knew my father, who passed from cancer in 1997. You can reach me at karahackneyphotography@outlook.com.
I have some group photos, some which have many unidentified buddies in them (Dad surely knew, but I didn’t find the photos until this year). Three names that are written on the photos are John Cole and “Slithy,” as well as Dad’s canine buddy, Howard. Dad also mentioned two buddies’ names that my mom can remember: Paul Bullbear “Chief,” a Sioux Indian from South Dakota, and “Dogg” Harris, a black man from Detroit. Some photos are labeled to be at Snider (Snyder), Base Camp Cu Chi, and Long Bien.
My sincere gratitude to each and every one of you for your service and sacrifice.
God bless,
Kara Hackney
I was a sergeant E -5 & served In Communications in Cu Chi, Dau Tieng, & Tay Ninh with the 3/13th Artillery 25th Infantry Division. in 1970, and was with them thru stand down. I stayed on in Bien Hoa and served with
the 1st Calvary Division in 1971.
I want to thank all you guys for your service, and I sincerely hope that those of you that are still around are in best of health.
God bless you all!
Any plans to update this site with photos, info, or other related stuff? Any upcoming reunions?
I was in 3rd 13 ARTy,B battery 66/67. just checking site out
i serve in Bravo 3/13 Field Artillery, Vietnam in 1969-1970
Communications section also worked motor pool Dec 69 to Nov 70
Was in the communications section and also worked with the motor pool from Dec 69 to Nov 70.
Served Oct.68 – Oct.69 Battery B 3 / 13