1967
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First Lieutenant Lloyd Taylor Rugge
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- Entered Service from North Hollywood, California
- Assigned to 1st Platoon—Quang Ngai
- Casualty on 26 January 1967
- Air Loss near Duc Pho in Quang Ngai Province
- Died while MIA—Body Recovered and Identified on 17 March 1967
- Posthumous Award of the Silver Star
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 14E Line 082
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First Lieutenant William "Bill" Anthony Berry
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- Assigned to SubUnit 2, Headquarters Company, Headquarters Battalion,
1st Marine Division at Chu Lai
- Casualty on 5 March 1967
- Air Loss in Quang Ngai Province
- Posthumous Promotion to Captain
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 16E Line 018
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Captain Bobby Ray Jermyn
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- Entered Service from Handsboro, Mississippi
- Assigned to 2nd Platoon—Hue; then 4th Platoon, Dong Ha/DMZ
- Casualty on 23 May 1967
- Air Loss near Con Thien in Quang Tri Province
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 20E Line 090
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Chief Warrant Officer Louis "Lou" Ferdinand Keeven |
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- Entered Service from Florissant, Missouri
- Assigned to 1st Platoon—Quang Ngai;then 4th Platoon—Phu Bai / Dong Ha / DMZ
- Distinguished Flying Cross awarded for action near Tam Ky
- Casualty on 4 December 1967
- Air Loss in Quang Tri Province
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 31E Line 035
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1968
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Warrant Officer William Arthur "Butch" Kimsey, Jr.
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- Entered Service from Reliance, Tennessee
- Assigned to 1st Platoon—Phu Bai/Dong Ha/DMZ
- Casualty on 21 January 1968
- Air Loss within the DMZ
- MIA until Presumptive Finding of Death to KIA on 11 January 1974
- Remains Returned to United States on 1 January 1998—Identified on 19 July 2001
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 35E Line 007
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Captain Charles James Ramsay ("Persevere Mike")
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- Entered Service from Newark, New Jersey
- Assigned to Headquarters Company, Headquarters Battalion,
3rd Marine Division at Dong Ha
- Distinguished Flying Cross awarded for returning his pilot, CWO "Lou" Keeven, who had been KIA, to Dong Ha, 4 December 1967
- Casualty on 21 January 1968
- Air Loss within the DMZ (Lost with "Butch" Kimsey)
- Carried as MIA until 20 June 1978
- Posthumous Promotions to Lieutenant Colonel in that Status
- Remains Returned to USA on 1 January 1998—Identified on 19 July 2001
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 35E Line 008
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First Lieutenant Terance "Terry" M. Bozarth |
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- Entered Service from Kettering, Ohio
- Assigned to 2nd Platoon—Hue
- Casualty on 22 February 1968
- Air Loss near Hue in Thua Thien Province
- Posthumous Award of the Distinguished Flying Cross
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 40E Line 058
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Specialist James Houston Roulett |
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- Entered Service from Maryville, Tennessee
- Assigned to Headquarters, Airfield Services Section, as a Fireman—Phu Bai
- Casualty on 27 June 1968
- Loss when a Rocket Attack hit Billets at Marble Mountain, Da Nang,
Quang Nam Province—where he was enroute to R & R
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 54W Line 007
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Major William "Bill" Otto Schmale
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- Entered Service from Cullman, Alabama
- Assigned to Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 1st Aviation Battalion,
1st Infantry Division as Aviation Safety Officer
- Casualty on 23 August 1968
- Air Loss as Non-Crew Member aboard a Helicopter near Tay Ninh
in Binh Long Province
- Legion of Merit awarded for service as Executive Officer and Company Commander of the 220th, 1965–66
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 47W Line 053
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Captain Benjamin "Ben" C. Hartman Jr |
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- Entered Service from Hendersonville, Tennessee
- Assigned to Headquarters & Headquarters Company, 17th Aviation Group
- Casualty on 19 September 1968
- Air Loss as Non-Crew Member aboard a Helicopter in Darloc Province
- Formerly assigned to 220th Aviation Company, 3rd Platoon, Da Nang, 1965—66
- Distinguished Flying Cross awarded for action at Binh Long Bridge near Da Nang
- Posthumous Promotion to Major
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 43W Line 036
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First Lieutenant Donald Lee Harrison
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- Entered Service from Chamblee, Georgia
- Assigned to 1st Platoon—Phu Bai / Dong Ha / DMZ
- Casualty on 29 October 1968—Not Recovered
- Air Loss North of the DMZ
- Posthumous Award of Silver Star
- Posthumous Promotion to Major while MIA
- MIA until 14 January 1980—Changed to "Died While Missing"
- Remains have not been Repatriated—Still considered as MIA
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 40W Line 053
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First Lieutenant Steven Neil Bezold
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- Entered Service from Mc Kittrick, Missouri
- Assigned to Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 2nd Battalion, 94th Artillery, 108th Artillery Group
- Casualty on 29 October 1968
- Air Loss North of the DMZ (Lost with Lee Harrison)
- Posthumous Promotion to Captain while in MIA status
- Remains not Recovered—Still carried as MIA
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 40W Line 052
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1969
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Captain Hugh McNeil "Mac" Byrd, Jr.
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- Entered Service from Berea, Kentucky
- Assigned to 1st Platoon—Phu Bai/Dong Ha/DMZ
- Casualty on 9 January 1969
- Air Loss due to Adverse Weather and Nightfall in Quang Tri Province
- Declared MIA on 11 January 1969 after Termination of Search Effort
- Presumptive Finding of Death on 11 January 1974
- Remains Not Repatriated
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 35W Panel 058
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First Lieutenant Kevin O´Brien
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- Entered Service from Farmingville, New York
- Assigned to Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 2nd Battalion,
94th Artillery, 108th Artillery Group
- Casualty on 9 January 1969
- Air Loss due to Adverse Weather and Nightfall in Quang Tri Province (Lost with "Mac" Byrd)
- Declared MIA on 11 January 1969 after Termination of Search Effort
- Presumptive Finding of Death on 7 March 1979
- Posthumous Promotions to Major while MIA
- Remains Not Repatriated
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 35W Line 061
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First Lieutenant Michael "Mike" Stuart LaFrombosie
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- Entered Service from Seattle, Washington
- Assigned to Headquarters Battery, 12th Marines, 3rd Marine Division
- Casualty on 6 June 1969
- Air Loss due to Hostile Ground Fire in Quang Tri Province
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 23W Line 088
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1970
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Warrant Officer Larrie John Landersheim |
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- Entered Service from Jacksonville, Florida
- Assigned to 4th Platoon—Phu Bai / Dong Ha
- Casualty on 23 May 1970
- Air Loss as a Non-Crew Member on a Special Forces Command & Control helicopter in Quang Tri Province on reconnaissance for a planned future mission
- Posthumous Award of the Distinguished Flying Cross
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 10W Line 086
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Warrant Officer Lee Raymond Peters |
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- Entered Service from Marshfield, Wisconsin
- Assigned to 4th Platoon—Phu Bai / Dong Ha / DMZ
- Casualty on 30 June 1970
- Air Loss due to Crash on Take-Off at Dong Ha (Cause Unknown)
- Posthumous Award of the Distinguished Flying Cross
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 08W Line 070
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First Lieutenant Forrest Hughy Hollifield
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- Entered Service from Fayetteville, North Carolina
- Assigned to Headquarters & Headquarters Battery, 108th Artillery Group
- Casualty on 30 June 1970
- Air Loss due to Crash on Take-Off from Dong Ha (Cause Unknown; Lost with Lee Peters)
- Vietnam Memorial Wall—Panel 08W Line 069
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