The 173rd Abn Bde and possibly the 82nd Abn Div reportedly made a combat jump in Vietnam. The 101st Abn was redesignated an Airmobile Division in Vietnam, however the unit patches tab still retained it's AIRBORNE designation, and stationary reflected the title, "101st Airborne (Airmobile) Division."
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The US Army's 101st Airborn Division (Ambl).
There are many sites online. The American War Library is one of many,101st airborne is not what 101st airborne is now,there was so many in Vietnam 101st,well 82nd-101st,if you know the regiment,company name,infantry,e.t.c. if you are looking for a specific person helps a lot.example: ---U.S. Army, Company A, 1st Battalion, 14th Infantry, 4th Infantry Division---***also any medals given,*bronze/silver star...and so on helps in research***The US military site in the related link is also a good place to search.
Earl Flynn's son Sean was MIA (civilian correspondent); Jimmy Stewart's step son was KIA (USMC Lieutenant); Chuck Norris's brother was KIA (101st Abn Div) in Vietnam.
The 101st jumped with only their personal weapons and equipment.
The best way (other than the "Order of Battle Vietnam" book) is knowing what division it was assigned to. And divisions moved around a lot in South Vietnam; if the 158th was with the 101st Abn Div (Ambl) in '70, '71 then it was in I Corps at Phu Bai (which had Camp Eagle & Camp Evans as part of the Phu Bai command).