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Nora Diane Moore, at the Vietnam Wall, making a
rubbing of her POW / MIA father's name. Directly below her photograph you will see a photograph of her father while he was stationed at Tan Son Nhut. She has been trying for years, to find additional information from men who knew her father at TSN. Can any TSN member help her in this quest for information. Her web page is at URL: http://www.geocities.com/paramedic_di/ Her email: norad65@bellsouth.net |
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CMSgt Thomas Moore 6250th Civil Engineers Tan Son Nhut Air Base. CMSgt Moore, CMSgt Adams, CMSgt Dusing and CMSgt Page flew to Vung Tau for a one day R&R. When it was time for them to return to Tan Son Nhut, the aircraft could not pick them up. The four men decided to hire a local taxi to take them to TSN. On the return trip they were captured by Viet Cong. Within hours, Sgt Page escaped. (Sgt Page is the only USAF enlisted man to escape capture.) No further information was ever obtained on Moore, Adams and Dusing. They are listed as POW/MIA in the official records. |
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CMSgt Samuel Adams. See the short synopsis for Sgt Moore for additional information about Sgt Adams. |
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CMSgt Charles Dusing. See the short synopsis for Sgt Moore for additional information about Sgt Dusing. |
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Lance Corporal Darwin Lee Judge Marine Security Detachment U.S. Embassy, Saigon. Age 19, from Marshaltown, LA. He is one of the last two Marines who died as a result of the last rocket attack on Tan Son Nhut, one day before the war ended in 1975. He has been added to our Memorial page. |
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Lance Corporal Charles McMahon, Jr. Marine Security Detachment U.S. Embassy, Saigon. Age 22, from Woburn, MA. He is one of the last two Marines who died as a result of the last rocket attack on Tan Son Nhut, one day before the war ended in 1975. He has been added to our Memorial page. |
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Julio Yuen and his friend at the Saigon Zoo, 1972 time
frame. Julio was with the United States Air Force, Air Transportation, Military Air Command Terminal, (MAC Terminal,) Nov 1972 - Mar 1973. |
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This case of Vietnam C-Rations, 1972 era, recently sold for $ 182.50. |
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This book recently sold for $ 49.00 |
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This is a typical bag of flour that the United States
of America would donate to the People of South Vietnam. Most of the time, the bag of flour was not given free. It was sold on the Black Market. |
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Typical lighter bought at Tan Son Nhut and at the USO building, located in Saigon. This particular lighter recently sold for $ 81.00 |
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I believe that this sign says it all! |
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This is the Tan Son Nhut Association web master hard at work |