This page is dedicated to every Navy Corpsmen and Doctor that served with the Magnificent Bastards of 2/4.

These brave men stood side by side with us in battle, they climbed every hill with us, they tended our wounds & held our hands in what seemed to be our darkest hours.  Be it peacetime or a time of conflict, a Corpsman will always occupy a space in a Marine's heart.

Let's not forget that women are also veterans

1st Lt. Sharon Ann Lane, US Army, Canton Ohio, KIA 8 June 1969, Chu Lai SVN (above Left).  A statue that is erected in Stark County Ohio to honor her and every man or woman that served in Vietnam (above Right).

The US Army Nurses Association often ask visitors to Vietnam to go to a place named Tam Hiep.  Tam Hiep is a new name for a 'ville in the former Ly Tin District and it is situated at the bottom of what was 2/4's former Command Post "Hill 69". The district of Ly Tin is no more but the clinic that was built by US Army Nurses in her honor of  is still in operation.  Lt. Sharon Ann Lane was killed by 120mm rockets at 0400 as she had just come off-duty caring for Viet Cong POW's.  1st Lt Sharon Ann Lane was the only women in the US Armed Forces that served in Vietnam to be Killed In Action by hostile enemy fire.