My father was an American paratrooper with the 101st Airborn Unit, stationed at Suoi Mau, Bien Hoa, Dong Nai Province. My mother died when I was 22 months old and my step-sister took care of me from that time on. I am married and have two sons and I work as a beautician in Bien Hoa.

My father was an African American Soldier stationed at Long Binh Army Depot. His name is Ali. My mother met him at a bar where she worked. My Mother's husband was an ARVN soldier and was away from home for long periods of time and she worked in the bar to support her children.

My mother's name was Lan and my father's name is Mike. Mike met my mother in Long Binh and the picture he gave her has a date of 1969 on the back. When I was three weeks old my mother sent me to live with my grandmother.

My father was an American serviceman stationed at Thuan Air Base in Hue. In 1968, because of the war, my family moved to Thuan An. There my mother met my father in 1969. Thanks to my father, my mother got a job in Thuan An Base. According to my mother, my father was tall and very handsome. He was an officer of the US Navy, a Lieutenant. I am married and have two children.

I was born in 1968 in Cu Chi. My mothers name is Nguyen Thi Ut. She is from Cu Chi also. Two or three days after I was born, my mother was forced to give me to a man named Vo Van Thanh, a truck driver who was still single. All of my uncles and aunts are VC, so they hate me because I am AmerAsian, and they wanted to kill me. To save me from a tragic death, my mother had to give me to Vo Van Thanh. I am married and have one daughter.

My mothers name is Nam and she was born April 2, 1938. My fathers name is Dale D. Moe and was an American soldier. My mother was very poor and went to work at the American base as a room maid. During this time working there my mother loved this man and lived with him. He was a driver for a fuel transportation unit. I am married and have 2 sons.

When I was about 15 or 17 months old my father went back to America. I feel my father really loved me and he called me Mi Mi. We lived in Phan Rang at this time. My mother was married with a Vietnamese man and had a daughter before she met my father. After my father left and went back to the US we had a miserable life, because my mother could only find manual work for little pay. I am married and have three boys.

I was born in March of 1965, in Dong Nai. I know nothing of my parents. According to my foster parents, my mother gave me to them right after I was born when they were quite old. My foster father was 60 and my mother 57. I am married and have two girls.