Daily Wall: December 23

There are 58,307 people who's names are currently listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

I plan on listing them all, day by day, until I have gone through each and every one of them.

I am not cut/pasting these names, I feel a responsibility to type each of them individually. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please let me know so I can promptly correct them.

I encourage you to read them aloud, or at least read them all, each day.

We will never forget.

James L Grundy Jr.

12/23/37 - 12/23/72

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Luis F Alvarez-Delgado  1966

Frank G Antone  1967

John F Ashman  1965

Sanders R Baldwin  1969

William R Baldwin  1972

Reynaldo L Barragan Jr.  1969

Dennis G Benson  1968

David E Bergfeldt  1968

Paul D Berthiaume  1965

Gary P Booth  1970

Richard E Bourne  1967

Russell L Brown  1969

William N Bulthuis  1970

George J Burd  1968

Joseph M Butler  1965

Easley P Byers Jr.  1969

Joe E Carter  1967

Robert K Chase  1968

James N Clemons  1967

Joel L Cook  1969

Travis R Crockett  1968

Jack H Curry  1968

Michael J DiNapoli  1967

James V Dragone  1970

Stephen E Dukehart  1966

Daniel W Edwards Jr.  1969

Darrell L Engle  1968

Raymond C Eubanks Jr.  1967

Henry E Evans  1971

Gary L Fain  1968

Errold R Farrar  1969

James E Fore  1969

Richard J Forte  1968

Truman J Gilbert  1969

Wallace Going  1968

Gerardo H Gonzales  1968

Carl R Goodfellow  1967

Houston Grant Jr.  1967

James A Gruezke  1965

James L Grundy Jr.  1972

Brownie Hall  1966

John S Hall  1966

Eugene H Harriman  1967

Dwight Hodges  1968

Thomas Hoeckelberg  1968

Gary L Hogan  1968

Emmett H Horn  1964

Dudley C Hughes Jr.  1967

Herbert J Eng III  1968

Robert Jackemeyer  1967

Willis W Johnson  1969

Raymond D Kaminski  1970

Arthur W Kerns  1966

Bobby J Lawrence  1967

Thomas E Layne Jr.  1967

Jessie R Lindler  1970

Oscar B Lyles Jr.  1969

Paul R Maddox  1967

Marvin G Manternach  1966

Richard A Marfurt Jr.  1969

Robert R Martinez  1966

Michael W McAndrews  1970

David M McCord  1968

Richard R Meiggs  1968

Harold L Mischler  1972

Clifford Montgomery  1969

Barry M Mounce  1966

Ervin J Murrell  1970

Franklin W Neel  1969

Thomas L Nelson  1967

Bernis J Noviski  1966

Robert J Osborn  1969

Donald R Oswald  1966

William T Overcash  1968

Anibal Oyola-Rabago  1967

Antone Perry Jr.  1966

John R Phillips  1967

David N Reed  1969

John H Reeves  1966

Henry J Repeta  1972

Edward L Rogers  1969

George F Sasser  1972

Richard W Scoby  1970

Donald W Sentman  1968

Terry W Shalhoob  1966

Thomas W Shaw  1970

Dale E Schultz  1970

Michael M Sikich  1970

Gary W Smith  1970

Francis C Sollers  1968

Farley D Thompson  1966

Kenneth E Thresher  1967

Thomas L Tiglas  1966

James A Tueller  1968

Duane A Vogel  1966

Gerald R Wade  1969

Nicholas G Walz  1967

Robert L Wehunt  1969

Timothy C White  1969

Ulysses White  1966

Hugh G Willard  1967

Alfred L Williams  1969

Lester L Williams  1967

James U Williams III  1968

James C Wise Jr  1965

Bain W Wiseman Jr.  1970

John L Wulffert  1967

Lee B Zoeller  1967

listed alphabetically by day of casualty

#TuesdaysTroops - 90th Infantry Division

90th ID "Tough 'Ombres"

The 90th Infantry Division was formed during World War One. Only "over there" for about a year, they fought as part of the American Expeditionary Forces under General Pershing in the Battle of Saint-Mihiel. The allied attack caught the Germans in retreat and decimated them, killing, wounding or taking prisoner around half of the 50,000 German troops. This was a significant victory. 

They also were part of the Meuse-Argonne offensive, the principle, largest, and final battle by the U.S. in the war. It cost the United States about 120,000 casualties, among them, over 7500, including almost 1100 dead from the 90th Infantry Division. The 90th would return to the U.S. and become deactivated following the war.

March of 1942 would see the reactivation of the 90th. For two years they trained and were then sent to England where they would continue training from Early April 1944 until June 4, 1944. At that point, they headed to Utah Beach, Normandy, France. 

The 90th Infantry Division, during World War Two consisted of the 315th Engineer Combat Bn., four field artillery battalions, the 343rd, 344th, 345th, and 915th. three infantry regiments, the 357th, 358th, and 359th, and the 790th Ardance Light Maintenance Company. Also, attached to the division were parts of the 537th Anti Aircraft Artillery Battalion, the 712th Tank Battalion, and the 607th and 773rd Tank Destroyer Battalions. 

Starting with the D-Day landings in Normandy, the 90th participated in 5 major campaigns, including the Northern France portion of Operation Overlord, the Rhineland Campaign, Ardennes-Alsace, including the Battle of the Bulge, and finally, the Central Europe Campaign which culminated with the invasion of Germany and the end of the European portion of World War Two. It was in the waning weeks of the war when they came upon the Flossenbürg concentration camp. This camp saw over 90,000 prisoners pass through, some 30,000 died there. By the time the 90th ID arrived, only about 1500 severely emaciated people remained in camp. About a week after liberating them, the war came to end. The same day this news arrived, the 90th accepted the surrender of the highest scoring fighter ace in history, Erich Hartmann, "the Black Devil" as he was known to the Soviets. He downed 345 of their aircraft and 7 American aircraft during the war. Also surrendering to the 90th that day, was Hartmann's unit, the Jagdgeshwader 52, which claimed over 10,000 aerial victories.

The 90th was comprised of men who were awarded over 6100 Bronze Stars, 1400+ Silver Stars, 54 Distinguished Service Crosses, and 4 recipients of the Medal of Honor. Those men were:

Sergeant John D. "Bud" Hawk

Company E, 359th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division

PFC Foster J. Sayers

Company L, 357th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division

Technical Sergeant Eugene Everhart Sr.

 Company H, 359th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division

Corporal Edward A. Bennett

 Company B, 358th Infantry, 90th Infantry Division

The 90th returned stateside in December, 1945 and was deactivated. A valued part of Patton's 3rd Army, he once said of the division, "Sometimes I don't think you know how ___ ____ good you are. You are the best soldiers in the world. It was a great honor to command you." While Patton may have spoken similar words to others, those are indeed hefty praise coming from him. I have no doubt that he meant them.

The men of the 90th, spread among many different units, were very much a huge part of the victory in Europe. From intensive training, to the invasion of Normandy and the march through battle after bloody battle until Germany was defeated was no small thing. The number of men lost was staggering. They lost more than they started with. Constant re-enforcement kept the units running like a well oiled machine that would not stop until the job was done. 

There have been at least 25 notable books written about the 90th or elements of the 90th, a great list can be found on the 90th Division Association's website at: Books About the 90th. There look to be some really good reads in here.

Not many remain from these warriors who fought so incredibly valiantly so many years ago. It is a privilege for me to learn and share as much about them as I can. I encourage you to dig further as well. There is a wealth of information out there if you have the time and desire to look for it. Let's not forget these men. Honor them by getting to know about what they did. The sacrifices they made are overwhelming if you think about it. So many gave so much of themselves for each other and for the freedoms, not only that we enjoy, but for the freedoms of people halfway around the world whom they didn't even know. Some of the towns throughout Europe seem to hold these heroes in higher reverance than do many of our own citizens. This is a sad fact that should not be tolerated. Honor them. Remember them. Cherish them!

Daily Wall: December 22

There are 58,307 people who's names are currently listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

I plan on listing them all, day by day, until I have gone through each and every one of them.

I am not cut/pasting these names, I feel a responsibility to type each of them individually. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please let me know so I can promptly correct them.

I encourage you to read them aloud, or at least read them all, each day.

We will never forget.

Timothy Rinehart

Michael Senger

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Gerald W Alley  1972

Justin K Anderson  1968

Vernon R Anderson Jr.  1970

Dennis M Ayers  1968

Richard G Barnard  1968

Thomas W Bennett Jr.  1972

Gene L Bettger  1966

Larry P Black  1967

William H Borchart  1967

Donald G Bousley  1968

Robert C Boyd  1966

William E Bridges Jr.  1967

Darius L Brown  1966

Donald D Burris Jr.  1969

Ted W Burroughs Jr.  1967

Peter B Bushey  1967

Phillip G Cantrell  1967

Billie J Cartwright  1965

Richards T Chambers  1968

Wilmer P Cook  1967

Robert W Cooper  1967

Terry L Cooper  1968

Joseph B Copack Jr.  1972

Edwin H Corwin  1968

Donald I Culshaw  1968

James T Davis  1961

Stanley W Driza  1967

Forest E Dudley  1966

Dennis L Dulebohn  1968

Paul O Evans  1966

Gary W Everett  1968

James F Fletcher  1968

Garry M Forkum  1968

Gary H Fors  1967

John F Fuller  1967

Charles P Glenn  1968

Edward F Gold  1965

Thomas L Goodale  1968

Gerald L Gooden  1966

Terry L Greenhalgh  1968

James P Halen  1969

Frank Hall Jr.  1969

Robert A Hanselman  1967

Rodger D Haste  1967

William T Hatting  1969

Phillip H Hess  1966

Don Hinson  1968

Merlin C Hollenbach  1967

James S Hollis  1966

Charles E Holloway  1962

Harry W Horton Jr.  1967

Stanley R Hutchison  1967

Arnold Janssen  1968

Joseph Johnson Jr.  1968

George W Jones  1966

James E Kennedy  1969

Billy W Lamb  1966

Allen I Limbrick  1968

Robert L Long  1967

Max D Lukenbach  1965

Manuel D Madruga  1968

Henry E Maul  1968

Roger W McLatchey  1968

Bruce A McCormick  1969

Christopher A Miller  1969

Michael A Minko  1968

Stanley D Montgomery  1969

James C Moore  1969

Edward A Morrison  1968

Steven W Mueller  1967

Toney H Myers  1970

Peter E Narvarte Jr.  1967

Gerald E Niewenhous Jr.  1969

Clarence W Obie III  1967

Joe Parks  1964

Peter P Parnell Jr.  1969

Charles C Peterson  1967

Renold W Peterson  1966

Edward L Polson  1967

John D Prudhomme  1965

Charles R Raines  1969

John N Ranson  1969

Finley A Rice  1970

Timothy H Rinehart  1967

Donald A Rittlinger  1968

Thomas D Robinson  1967

Edward Rodriguez  1967

Dionisio Sanchez-Ortiz  1968

John L Schmecker  1966

Martin P Schwartz  1967

Joseph L Seekford  1967

Donald A Selkey Jr.  1969

Michael M Senger  1967

George C Sigalas  1967

Lewis W Sigel  1967

Max E Sloan  1966

David N Steger 1970

Gary S Stickel  1967

Ernest J Stidham  1968

Michael E Suniga  1967

James L Swaim  1969

Victor Tarasuk  1966

Willie J Tate  1968

Malcolm R True Jr.  1968

Earl E Tyree  1967

Ralph W Valt  1966

Dennis N Vatistas  1970

Angel Vega  1967

Alfred Viel  1968

Terry J Ward  1968

Gary L Weaver  1967

Kenyon G Wellman  1967

Albert G Wingfield Jr.  1968

Dennis P Wood  1967

Lewis C Wuestenberg  1968

Harry F Zalesny Jr.  1969

listed alphabetically by day of casualty

#MondayMachines: Rifle- U.S. Cal. .30 M1

The official designation is: Rifle - U.S. Cal. .30 M1, but most people who have ever heard of it, or especially fired it, know it as the M1 Garand.

Are there more advanced weapons out there? Yes. Are there more practical, efficient, accurate, lighter, prettier, etc. weapons out there? Certainly. But from a historical, gun-loving perspective, these things are one of a kind, outstanding and just plain fun to fire. Kind of like driving a Willys Jeep or sharpening an old K-Bar.

Instead of going through all the details and history of the rifle, I thought I'd give just a brief overview and then share a few good links I thought you might enjoy.

The Garand was the standard service rifle of the U.S. Armed Forces from the time it replaced the bolt-action M1903 Springfield in 1936 until it was replaced by the selective fire M14 in 1957. It still saw extensive use until 1963 and further limited use until 1976. It is still used for drill purposes mostly.

Including the prototype, the Garand had 33 different variants produced. Most of them being variations in functionality with things like scopes modifications, barrel length, sniper variants, chambering and clip/magazine versions. Most never saw active duty except for some of the sniper variants.

Patton once said the M1 was, "the greatest implement of battle ever devised". He also stated that, "the M1 rifle is the most deadly rifle in the world". High praise from a tough S.O.B.

 Now the fun stuff...

Here is a 250+ page field manual to thumb through for your enjoyment

Basic Field Manual

Two 1940's era Army training films. These beauties are top notch production and so incredibly informational. You just can't beat this stuff.

Marksmanship Training Film
Principles of Operation

John Garand with Major General Wesson(ctr) and Brigadier General Stewart 

Training at Ft. Knox, 1942

Soldier with M1 at Guam, 1944

Propaganda poster reminding folks to keep their mouths shut!

Anyone have a time machine and $78 I can borrow?

Daily Wall: December 21

There are 58,307 people who's names are currently listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

I plan on listing them all, day by day, until I have gone through each and every one of them.

I am not cut/pasting these names, I feel a responsibility to type each of them individually. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please let me know so I can promptly correct them.

I encourage you to read them aloud, or at least read them all, each day.

We will never forget.

John Quitman Winnigham

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Richard K Allee  1968

Howard L Allen  1965

Ronald S Allen III  1967

Thomas L Anderson  1969

Rudolph E Araujo  1969

Richard C Bachert  1968

Steven E Backhaus  1969

Charles H Ball  1966

David L Barber  1969

Luther Barney  1971

Jack E Beam  1966

Charles J Bebus  1972

Donn W Belander  1969

Rudolph J Billiot  1967

Joel R Birch  1972

William W Blair Jr.  1968

Robert G Blank  1968

Edward L Brock  1966

James H Brown  1967

David R Bruce  1969

Frank H Buck  1967

Charles J Buckley  1968

Dabiel S Bukala  1967

Roy J Burke  1969

James L Burns  1967

Robert J Campbell  1965

Joseph P Castagna  1968

Timothy E Clark  1966

Roy E Congleton  1964

Arthur P Copeland  1967

George S Costello  1965

Randall J Craddock  1972

Charles E Darr  1972

Spotswood DeWitt  1966

James H Dean  1969

Ray B Debusk Jr.  1966

Delma E Dickens  1972

Thomas J Dowd  1969

Robert C Drewicz  1968

Mitchell J Duncan  1967

George R Durham  1966

David L Eggleston  1969

Robert T Elliott  1972

Michael J Feagan  1967

Charles F Fenter  1972

Bob J Ford Jr.  1969

Thomas L Forsythe  1969

James R Fuller  1972

Larry A Goff  1968

Larry E Gonzalez  1967

Frank A Gould  1972

Robert S Graustein  1972

Christopher J Gray  1969

Robert C Green Jr.  1968

Rockne L Hardwick  1968

Thomas T Hart III  1972

Keith R Heggen  1972

Arthur R Herndon  1969

Michael T Hoke  1967

Marvin T Hughes  1966

Robert H Ingram  1968

Jimmie R Isbell  1965

Richard J Janski  1967

Edward H Johnson  1972

Sylvester Johnson  1968

Leroy E Jones  1965

John H Joyce  1966

Barry P Kaletta  1969

Richard A Kaske  1967

Carroll G Keehner  1967

William H Kennedy  1967

Bobby A Kirby  1972

Thomas R Kisner  1967

Stanley N Kroboth  1972

Harry R Lagerwall  1972

Fred D Lambert  1967

Robert L Liles Jr.  1972

Richard V Linde  1966

George B Lockhart  1972

James E Lowry  1969

Robert R Lynn  1972

George D MacDonald  1972

Eugene Manigo  1967

Robert D Mason  1967

Thomas R Matty  1967

Thomas M Mays  1969

Michael J McDonald  1968

Richard H McHam  1967

Edward C McHenry  1968

James C McIntosh  1966

James M McLean  1967

Glenn L McMaster  1967

Adlebert E McRae  1968

Kenneth B Meador  1969

Paul O Meder  1972

Jose M Mendoza  1967

David W Milde  1967

Bruce E Miles  1966

John B Moore  1968

William C Moore Jr.  1967

Wayne D Morgan  1969

William V Moss  1965

Ronald E Mullinax  1965

William D Mullins  1966

Robert E Murphy Jr.  1966

David R Myers  1967

Ronald W Nickerson  1965

Thomas E Novak  1968

Robert P Nowicki  1970

William E O'Connor  1968

Luis Olmos  1966

Ernest Ortega  1966

George H Pacio  1970

Les H Paschall  1967

Donald H Powers  1971

Rodney T Pratt  1968

Donnie T Presley  1967

Ruben Prieto  1968

Rollie K Reaid  1972

David L Reck  1969

William W Richard  1965

James F Rummage  1968

Edward Salonies Jr.  1968

Edward J Scalise  1968

Lee D Scurlock Jr.  1967

Elmer G Sikorski  1968

Glenn H Simmons  1967

Gary P Sinclair  1969

Larry E Smedley  1967

Donald L Smith  1967

Gary M Smith  1969

Murray L Smith  1967

Charles F Sorrow Jr.  1967

Alfred L Spitzfaden  1965

Bernard E St. Jean  1966

Thomas S Stafford  1969

Melvin Sullivan  1969

Stanley E Tayolr  1969

Earl W Thomas Jr.  1968

Lane A Tilson  1967

Jose A Tinajero  1967

Norman G Toennies  1966

Francis A Trinchitella  1969

Daniel A Verdugo  1967

David A Vicario  1968

Robert L Walls  1967

Francis A Walsh Jr.  1972

Donovan K Walters  1972

Frederic P Webb  1967

Leonard Webb Jr.  1968

James F Wendolowski  1966

Robert G Wilkie  1966

John Q Winningham  1972

Lawrence J Wissell  1968

Richard G Wormdahl  1966

Robert L Worthington  1968

Robert A Yates  1969

Thaddeus M Yonika Jr.  1969

Vincente Zuniga  1966

listed alphabetically by day of casualty

Daily Wall: December 20

There are 58,307 people who's names are currently listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

I plan on listing them all, day by day, until I have gone through each and every one of them.

I am not cut/pasting these names, I feel a responsibility to type each of them individually. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please let me know so I can promptly correct them.

I encourage you to read them aloud, or at least read them all, each day.

We will never forget.

David Antol

Russell V Almeida  1965

David Antol  1967

Terrence D Beck  1967

Glen D Belnap  1967

Robert W Benson  1968

Jack P Blake  1968

Frank W Bomar  1970

Michael L Bouchard  1968

Richard G Buccille  1969

Eugene W Burkhart  1966

George H Burrell  1968

Gerald E Butler  1969

Patrick A Cadwallader  1969

William A Carter  1967

Robert A Clark  1968

Thomas Clark Jr.  1968

Billy J Coley  1963

Kevin T Connolly  1968

Wayne S Crandall  1968

William H Crisp  1965

Vincent T Daiello  1968

Bobby R Dailey  1970

Jospeh R Daniels Jr.  1968

Douglas O Duke  1968

Sazin D Fabacher  1970

Anthony D Felden  1969

Ronald M Fero  1965

Danny J Fisher  1967

Lary D Fogle  1965

Larry R Fox  1968

Rapheal J Frost  1968

Albert B Gerdes Jr.  1968

Richard F Giittinger  1967

Stanley R Gilmore  1968

Jimmy D Golmon  1966

Gregory Gore  1967

Douglas J Haan Jr.  1968

Darrell L Haggard  1968

Wilbur O Hake  1968

Lloyd M Hammond Jr.  1969

James F Harris  1966

James T Harris  1966

Pedro Hernandez Jr.  1966

Ray W Hesterlee  1968

John H Holmes  1967

Keith D Holmes  1970

Charles L Housley  1967

Joseph R Hudson Jr.  1968

William C Janes  1967

Ronald A Jarvis  1968

Leroy Jefferson  1967

Guy D Johnson  1965

David W Jones  1969

Horatio L Jones  1967

William C Jones  1967

Carl F Kashiemer  1968

Terry F Katterhenry  1965

Robert D Kent  1968

James R King  1968

Richard A Kosky  1966

William A Kuprevich  1966

Irwin S Lerner  1972

Carl E Long  1969

Dalton B Lowery  1966

Larry F Lucas  1966

David A Lum  1966

August G Mannion Jr.  1966

Floyd N Martin  1968

Timothy J McCarthy  1966

Jeremiah D McGarry  1967

Dennis F McGuire  1968

Arthur V McLaughlin Jr.  1972

Morris G McPhail  1967

Bernard P Meinen Jr.  1967

John J Michaels  1968

Frank G Michulka  1967

Gregory L Miller  1966

J.C. Miller  1969

Michael Miller Jr.  1968

George I Mims Jr.  1965

William Mitchell Jr.  1965

Donald A Mollicone  1963

Richard F Moddy  1965

Richard G Morin  1968

Carl E Murray  1967

William J Neubia 1968

Lee E Nordahl  1965

Ronald W Nute  1971

Michael J O'Toole  1968

Craig A Paul  1972

Jay Paul  1966

Richard J Payne  1967

Ronald D Perry  1972

Randolph A Perry Jr.  1972

Dale H Ranthum  1968

William H Remelts II  1970

Gary M Rist  1967

James L Riter  1970

Terry Roberts  1967

Herbert Roberts Jr.  1967

Louis Rodriguez  1968

Joel A Sandberg  1969

Robert F Schnebel  1968

Marvin L Shipman  1965

Glenn C Shuey  1969

Thomas G Sikes  1968

Brian F Smith  1966

David L Smith  1969

Donald C Smith  1965

Robert E Smith Jr.  1968

Craig D Smithson  1969

Woodrow W Snyder Jr.  1969

Warren R Spencer  1972

William M Stevenson  1969

John F Stuart  1972

James C Thomas  1966

Barry A Thompson  1967

Robert D Trier  1965

Rafael A Valpais-Morales  1967

Albert J Vanderhaag  1970

Howard J Vaughan  1968

Bobby L Waddell  1966

David J Wax  1965

Larry L Wood  1969

Douglas W Young  1969

listed alphabetically by day of casualty

Daily Wall: December 19

There are 58,307 people who's names are currently listed on the Vietnam Memorial Wall.

I plan on listing them all, day by day, until I have gone through each and every one of them.

I am not cut/pasting these names, I feel a responsibility to type each of them individually. If you see any mistakes or omissions, please let me know so I can promptly correct them.

I encourage you to read them aloud, or at least read them all, each day.

We will never forget.

Thomas Montrose Webster

David L Aerts  1968

Bennie Alston  1967

Corey L Andrews  1966

Dave E Ashford  1967

John D Barnett Jr.  1967

Roy D Bassett Jr.  1969

Howard G Benford  1969

Gerald A Benson  1968

Joseph W Blickenstaff Jr.  1970

Ralph D Bobian  1967

Robert L Bone  1968

Sherl K Bonnett  1968

Curtis L Brown  1968

James L Brown  1967

Walter O Brown Jr.  1967

Brian H Burdick  1968

Richard H Buzzell  1970

Anthony V Campaniello  1967

Edgar A Campbell  1967

Charles Carpenter  1967

Clyde R Carrico  1969

Raymond C Clark  1966

George P Colangelo  1967

David B Conn  1966

Eddie B Cooke Jr.  1966

Dan L Combs III  1970

James A Cooper  1969

Richard W Cooper Jr.  1972

Robert B Cowell  1966

Louis J Cunningham  1965

Thomas G Danowski  1968

Wayne E Dawson  1966

James P Delaney  1968

Kenneth L Derheim  1965

Donald A Dix  1972

Robert M Dow  1972

Clifford E Draher  1969

Charles B Draught Jr.  1969

Joseph W Edwards  1968

Francis X Egan  1972

Roger D Evans  1967

Leroy Everett  1967

Peter C Forame  1971

Steven J Foy  1968

Richard W Frank II  1969

William R Furlong Jr.  1967

Calvin A Greene  1967

Thomas E Griner  1967

Michael C Halstead  1965

Donald P Hamilton  1967

Larry A Harke  1967

Patrick L Henshaw  1967

Thomas S Henshaw  1967

Raymond N Herrington  1966

Charles R Holland  1967

John F Holz  1967

Derald J Hood  1970

Rodney L Huddleson  1967

Kenneth K Huffer  1965

Ben H Ide  1968

Mack A Jordan  1966

Alton D Kellogg  1968

Robert D Kline  1967

James M Klopmeyer  1967

George A Knetsar  1970

John A Kocak  1968

Eddie L Lancaster  1967

Jerome F LeVasseur Jr.  1967

Ernest F Losoya  1965

Junior E Lott  1967

Avon N Mallette  1970

Anthony R Mantouvales  1967

Dennis R Maxwell  1968

Gregory McCray  1967

Joseph T McCreight  1966

Charles D McGonigle  1972

Willie C McNair  1967

Richard E Mehl  1967

Eugene Miley  1967

Allen P Miller  1966

Douglas W Murphey Jr.  1969

Jerry L Nations  1967

Gary L Norman  1967

Robert N Norris  1969

Jon M Olsson  1969

Antonio O Ortiz  1970

Lawrence Ortiz Jr.  1968

William J Pahr Jr.  1968

Norman Payne  1968

Kerry W Phillips  1970

Louie P Pina  1967

Donald A Pledger  1968

Charlie S Poole  1972

Richard E Powell  1966

Daniel R Poynor  1971

Randall B Purdy  1967

Steven N Radu  1967

Johnny Ratliff  1970

Robert W Richardson  1970

Lester L Ridings  1967

John F Riegel  1967

Bennie Romero  1965

Macey L Rucker  1969

Rene J Salazar  1968

Marcos E San  1966

Junior L Schriner  1967

Larry D Schumacher  1972

Wade T Shaw  1968

Thomas W Skiles  1971

Winfield A Spoehr Jr.  1967

Bruce W St.Loius  1967

Herbert R Stoneking  1971

Nels W Swanson  1965

Winston A Taggart  1967

Ray Taylor  1967

Leo T Thomas Jr.  1971

James E Tooley  1966

Murray D Vidler  1967

Alexander J Vigh  1966

Michael P Walsh  1968

Thomas M Webster  1967

Lanny L Wesson  1968

Samuel L Woods  1965

Jimmy L Woolfolk  1967

Chester E Worman Jr.  1965

Robert E Worth  1970

Donnie L Worthey  1968

Gene T Wright  1969

Raymond L Zimmerman  1967

listed alphabetically by day of casualty