11 Comments

  1. Ray Roaro Jasso said:

    Diane, thank you for your service. I will never forget the Donut Dollies.

    August 11, 2017
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  2. George A. Bontya said:

    Thank you for your Service and Welcome Home from a Vietnam Veteran.

    August 11, 2017
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  3. CeCe said:

    I love these stories! So,proud of these women. I wanted to be a Donut Dollie but had a young son. Please put me on your email list.

    August 11, 2017
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    • Jim said:

      Dear CeCe,

      We’ve added you to our update list. We’re glad you’re enjoying these stories, and what a surprise to hear that you had wanted to be a Donut Dollie too. We hope you’ll share these stories with family, friends and vets you may know.

      Sincerely,

      Jim Gardner
      Co-producer
      The Donut Dollies Documentary

      August 12, 2017
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  4. Don James said:

    Thanks for your service! Phan Rang June’70-’71.

    August 12, 2017
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  5. Kay wax said:

    Hi Diane, We shared several bunker runs at Camp Eagle! Were you there when the Harlem Globetrotters joined us in that tiny space?! Thanks for sharing your memories.

    Kay Landers Wax

    August 12, 2017
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  6. said:

    Looking for the identity of a Donut Dollie who was at Quan Loi 30 Apr 1970. She visited a FAC detachment due to fly into Cambodia before dawn the next day, and wished us luck..

    August 12, 2017
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  7. Evelyn Safford Jacobs said:

    I learned to repel at An Khe, but never had the opportunity to do it on duty! I was at Qui Nhon a year later than you. Evie 70-71.

    August 2, 2020
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  8. Chuck Beeley said:

    I was with the 101st/1st/502nd inf. 1970. Met Donut Dollies once may have even seen you on Fire Support Base Arsenal. I want to Thank You and all Donut Dollies for caring and volunteering and bringing a calmness of peace to my life.
    Thank you again,
    Chuck Beeley

    April 10, 2021
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  9. Jamie Thompson said:

    Diane, did you happen to make a brief stop atop Nui Ba Rah in July or August of 1970? There was no show, I think it was just a brief helicopter stop to take in the view. As crazy as it may be, your photo looks familiar. I was in charge of the infantry guards there at that time.

    August 9, 2021
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  10. Tony De Luca said:

    A totally overlooked part of the Vietnam War. The Donut Dollies visited our Firebases in the Delta and they provided welcome breaks for our troops. If you wanted the real version of an Operation, they had it! They were an ear for our soldiers.

    A belated Thank You to these remarkable young ladies from one of the Battalion Commanders of the 1968 part of the Vietnam War. God Bless you all!

    August 13, 2021
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