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Old 03-29-2016, 07:21 PM   #1
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Dave Roth of Moultonborough just passed away. He was a Marine at Khe Sanh and was wounded.

Thanks for all that served and the reminder Dan
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Old 03-29-2016, 08:32 PM   #2
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I go down to Pease to meet troops coming home or going over. My Pease Greeters name tag says I am a Viet Nam era veteran ( 1967-1975). When we talk to the troops after they have been welcomed at Pease by a bunch of veterans and others clapping and cheering, and having patriotic music playing, they will often thank us for doing what we do for them, and they know that the Viet Nam era vets did not get that kind of reception.

It is amazing how well acquainted they are with what went on back in the 60's into the 70's.

Thanks to my Viet Nam era veterans, thank you for your service, and thank you for your sacrifices. And a fond remembrance to those who did not make it home.

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Old 03-30-2016, 05:49 AM   #3
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Dave Roth of Moultonborough just passed away. He was a Marine at Khe Sanh and was wounded.

Thanks for all that served and the reminder Dan
Made me sad that nobody bothered to even write an obituary or hold a service for him.
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Made me sad that nobody bothered to even write an obituary or hold a service for him.
Really? Does he have no family left? How about Chuck?
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Really? Does he have no family left? How about Chuck?
Dave lived alone and no kids that I know of......too bad,anyone that served should get some kind of recognition.
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Dave lived alone and no kids that I know of......too bad,anyone that served should get some kind of recognition.
Yes, I feel so bad about that!! Does he not get along with his brother? What happened, do you know? PM me is you want.
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I had several Vietnam Vets for Drill Sergeants or Instructers when I joined the army in 1981. They were the best leaders, highly competent and dedicated. They taught me what it means to be a soldier. I will never forget them!

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