March 25th, 1967 57 Years ago, on this date. The 4th Engineers of Co C lost it’s first of many in Vietnam. But to the members of Company C, these men were special. We trained together from the beginning in 1965 through our tour in Vietnam. We will always remember Michael Twigg, Raymond Knight and Loyd McBroom. 57 years may be is a long time to remember things. Hopefully we may never forget them. Being in my 80’s now, my mind still works well….sometimes. But I will never forget them. I hope all members of Co C will do the same. I know you are still out there. Put some of your thoughts into the guestbook as well. Thanks John Patella Co C 4th Engineers 1965-1967 jpaintwell935@aol.com

Dear Vietnam Veterans, A reminder that 57 years ago on March 25th, 1967, C Company 4th Division Combat Engineers lost 3 of their finest engineers. Spec 4 Michael Twigg, Spec 5 Raymond Knight & Sgt Loyd McBroom made the ultimate sacrifice. Let us always keep them close to our hearts until we meet again..The monument below is a Dedication to their lives along with over 55,000 men and women. The monument was provided by 1st Lt Walt Petrie United States Army and Plaque provided by Wes Guckert USAF. It sits on the grounds of Lt Walt Petrie’s Libbey’s Resturant in Stevensville, Maryland overlooking Chesapeake Bay. A Beautiful tribute that must be visited by all. I am proud to have served with each and every one of you. God Bless you All, Steadfast & Loyal Joe Papppne ✝️🪖🇺🇸💔

On 9/11/1970 we lost two of our Bn. leaders in a tragic helicopter crash after departing FSB Winnie. LTC Barney Neal and 1st Lt. James Knobles. May their sacrifices never be forgotten.

POST 9/11 Veteran with Fort Carson 2001 - 2005. Nice to see the 4th ID is always running strong. Salute! Eric Alexander Portillo US Veteran, Honorable

4th Engineers , Let us never forget that 56 years ago today on March 25th, 1967, C Company 4th Div. Engineers lost 3 of its finest Combat Engineers.. Michael Twigg, Raymond Knight and Loyd Lindal McBroom were killed in an ambush in Tay Ninh Province, Vietnam. May we always keep their memories alive in out hearts. May they Rest in peace. Steadfast & Loyal Joe Pappone

I was the Battalion Physician Assistant for 1/67 AR (Which was actually a Combined Arms Battalion) assigned to Camp Scunion, Diyala Province, Iraq from March 2003 until March 2004. I've lost touch with many of the soldiers assigned to Camp Scunion, but would certainly love to hear from all of you. 1LT Micah Seth Campbell Death Dealers!