My dad Vincent Anderson passed away unexpectedly on 1/15/2026. I wanted share and to thank all of you for being his life long friend and brother. He loved each and every one of you. He was a very proud Vietnam Veteran. I have seen many of his comrades in his slide shows as a young child. He will all be my hero as well as you all be. I can’t imagine what you guys went through. My dad suffered from extreme mental health issues post war, but I never gave up on him. You all are amazing hero\'s and I again thank you for all you did for our country. Vince will be laid to rest on 1/26/2026 at 10:30 at Fort Snelling in MN. Peace and love to you all. Vince’s daughter Lisa

April 1968 - October 1968

I am the son of Ken Bemowski. I ask him a lot of questions in order to document his 3 years in Vietnam. I’m in search of any information or stories to help connect some of the dots for his time with the 25th.

66-67

I have dropped my landline and only have the one phone number now, my cell. 503 705 2096

I wanted to say, Happy Veterans Day, Thank You All for Your Service and Bravery on this Veterans Day. For those who were injured or did not make it back Continued Blessings to their family and friends.

Joyce Evans, Widow of Donald P. Evans

65-67

Received from Dave DeMauro

It is with great pride that I report to you that the Charlie Company flag will be raised for the first time as part of the Veterans Day Ceremony at the Iowa Veterans Cemetery. Bob Fogarty will be there to represent Charlie Company. This is a gesture of the Commandant of the Iowa Veterans Affairs, Todd Jacobus.
He recognizes the service and sacrifices that Charlie Company has made and does this in our honor.

Dave

65-67

Hey Harry, Welcome Home Brother! I don\'t see you on our roster. If you are interested in getting a \"Regulars\" Newsletter, please send me your address and I will put you on the mailing list.

July 1968 to August 1969

Radio operator - Dau Tieng - then fire support base Buell. Then served in Tay Ninh in EM club until time to go home.

I\'m Stuart Simonson\'s youngest of five. On behalf of the entire Simonson crew that was able to attend, just wanted to say thank you for a great reunion. It was great to meet up with so many who I met at the reunion in Georgia and I\'m very happy that my family was able to meet so many of you. Thank you again!

It will be an honor and privilege for the Iowa PGR to escort Charlie Company to the Iowa Veteran\'s Cemetery, and stand the flag line for your remembrance ceremony. God bless each and every one of you, and may the memory of your brothers lost be never forgotten.-Chappie

69/70

I saw on the reunion registration page that my good friend and fellow platoon mate Stu Simonson, an Iowa native, is bringing 15 people. Folks, this is going to be a rockin’ reunion.