The grand plan for this page is to compile a thorough history of the 237th Medical Detachment from the time of deployment up to its move from I Corps in Vietnam. Since we were a small detachment, there is a great opportunity here for us to leave a concise record of what we did and who we were. I envision this section of the web site to be more of an anthology of artilces. I am hoping that Captain Hull and the other original members of the 237th will provide an outline of the unit's arrival in Vietnam. I am also counting on stories from everyone who wants to contribute. These stories can be accounts of missions, a day in the life type stories, episodes of wild exploits, and simple reflections of your experiences in Vietnam and of the people you served with. As the webmaster, I will only make editorial changes after your approval. Whenever possible, please include photos and maps with your stories.
To launch this part of the web site, I am including the artilce Phil Marshall wrote for VHPA.
In order to be Old and Wise,
One must first be Young and Stupid.
There was no billboard that said "Welcome to Laos" |