ambassador from viet nam to burma in late 60's early 70's
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Press Releases \n \n\nVietnam Ambassador presents credentials \nOct 6, 2004, 09:50 Email this page\nPrinter friendly page \n\nThe new Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam presented his credentials to His Excellency the President, Ratu Josefa Iloilovatu Uluivuda at 10am on Tuesday 5th, 2004.\n\nMr Pham Hung Tam, the Third Secretary of their Embassy, accompanied Mr Tran Hai Hau.\n\nAmbassador Tran Hai Hau is a career diplomat and has served in many overseas postings including Cambodia. He served as Deputy Director -General responsible for Asia in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, prior, to being appointed Ambassador of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam to New Zealand.\n\nHis Excellency Mr Tran Hai Hau is based in Wellington, New Zealand, and succeeded His Excellency Mr Tran Van Tung who has completed his tour of duty. \n\n-End-
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I was in Botswana for two weeks in 1992.  I really liked it a lot.  It is quite tragic how much warfare is tearing that continent apart.
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As with all "People to People" student ambassadors they are reccomended by former ambassadors.\nI was a regular one years ago.
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You could try contacting the RAAF. Also, the white pages and Acxiom's Directory Assist may also help. I've provided links to them below
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How about an old SEXY soldier VIET-NAM era?
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Yup - they're from Indochina (Vietnam).\nsee http://www.hmongtribe.com
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contact the museum of television and radio at (212) 621-6600 and ask if they have videos of old news casts for sale or clips to use.\n\nalso contact your local television station for news archives. the 1960's was an ecclectic and electric age where the ENTIRE world changed....politics, war, clothing, music, civil rights, food, drinks, smoking, drugs, toys, the way we got our news, malls, vacations...everything!\n\nmaybe put an ad in the newspaper for people to volunteer some of their vintage home movies too!\n\ngood luck!
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The American government decided that the Communism that was spreading into Viet Nam from China was unacceptable. They went in to try to stop it. The south of the country sided with the Americans in wanting to have democratic government. The north wanted to be Communist like their Chinese cousins. The war was fought. America lost and needed to evacuate quickly before being overrun by communist forces in 1975, abandoning their former allies (only SOME of whom were evacuated with them). South Viet Nam was converted to communism and absorbed into one country.\n\nAny of this sound familiar?
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Pstd hadn't been thought of when I was in the Army ...... I left in 1980
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Fialko David Andrew Jr  PFC  Marines  Bridgeport  CT  November 14, 1968  S.Vietnam  December 4, 1949  hostile, killed \nSOURCE: Combat Area Casualties Current Files (CACCF) (machine-readable record), Records of the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Record Group 330.  \n\nOnly 19 years old..... *sigh*\n\nYou may find these sites helpful as a beginning (in order of relevance, the first one contained the above):\nhttp://www.accessgenealogy.com/military/vietnam.php\nhttp://www.geocities.com/tlwolf98/marine16.html\nhttp://www.vetfriends.com/?source=google500c\nhttp://members.aol.com/veterans/warlib64.htm\n\nMany states maintain an archive such as this:\nhttp://www.archives.gov/research/vietnam-war/casualty-lists/nv-alpha.html\n\n\nHowever, the US depatment of Veteran's Affairs will be the place to request detailed information from. Remember, they will only be likely to provide information already available to the public. If you know what state David was from, you can contact the department local to him.
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These links may help you.  They refer to area codes, not zip codes.  \n\nThe last link is to the Vietnamese embassy website in the US.  You may find the info you are looking for there.
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HE IS NOW IN BANGLADESH YOU SEND YOUR POST THROUGH THE EMBASSY OF BANGLADESH
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If you are in the military you can ask for help through the Chin Hae base near Pusan South Korea.  Email them and \n\nSupport@chinhae.sk.navy.mil\n\nThat is all I know.
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I was in Nam in 2001.  But too young for the war.\n\nMaybe you should go back and check it out now.  It might help put the past behind you.
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This is very nice of you.  I am very impress!  See if he has or registered a DD214 with your local clerk if not, go to http://www.archives.gov/veterans/military-service-records/get-service-records.html  and request a copy.  After receiving it you can write including a copy to the address below asking for the presentation and the substantiation for the award.  \n\n\nNational Personnel Records Center  (Air Force)\nAir Force Reference Branch (NRPMF)\n9700 Page Avenue\nSt. Louis, MO 63132-5100\n\n\nPlease do me a favor and let me know what it says, it is a very big deal. Oh, if he is still alive thank him for me and us.\n\nBest of luck.  Thank-you and God Bless you and the Southern People
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I don't believe that there were any Civil Rights acts enacted during those years.  1965 was a huge year for the Civil Rights Act.  Some prominent people in the Civil Rights movement during 70-73 would be Jesse Jackson & Gloria Steinem.
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YOU MIGHT TRY MILITARY.COM FOR ALL STATISTICS ON POW'S AND THEIR ESCAPE TO FREEDOM AS A VET ISAW SOME BUT NOT ENOUGH TO GIVE FULL DETAIL USMC 1966 - 1972