DG Chambers, Larry V. ..... 
193rd Inf. Div. 4/10th Ft. Davis, Canal Zone 
Crawford, Jon C. ................ 
7th Inf. Div. Co C 2/31st 
Camp Casey & DMZ Korea 
Davis, Phillip ....................... 
4th Inf. Div. Co A 1/22nd 
Hartman, Robert J. ............ 
Americal Co B 3/1st 
Riehl, Steven G. .................. 
199th LIB Co C 4/12th 
Tweedy, Gregory B.
Voris, James R. ................... 
9th Inf. Div. HHC 3/47th 
HHC 2nd Bde, 3/39th 
Mobile Riverine Force
White, James L. .................. 
11th ACR (Aero Rifle)
Worthington, Max L. ......... 4th Inf. Div. Co C 3/12th
Click on the name to see his grave marker.
Deceased: ( 24 )
Brown, Thomas L.................. ( May 1, 1976 ) ( Motorcycle Accident )
Carlson, Dale M..................... ( May 24, 2023 ) SGT 
Collins, Vonzell C................... ( July 13, 2016 ) SGT
Danielson, Dennis A.......... ( May 21, 2006 )
Elizondo, Terry G................... ( June 30, 2016 ) SGT
Elliott, David H....................... ( June 4, 2021 ) SSGT 
Gayda, Francis P. Jr............... ( February 2, 2003 ) SGT
Gibson, Raymond N............... ( December 10, 2002 ) SGT
Gumbel, James H................... ( September 22, 2008 ) SSGT
Haigh, Tyrone D..................... ( June 3, 2017 ) MSG (retired)
Hasick, Dale T......................... ( March 15, 2016 ) CPL
Kirsch, Henry J...................... ( March 29, 1975 ) (Unknown cause of death, died on same day as wife and daughter.)
Krahl, Gregory E................... ( May 24, 1994 ) SGT
Landeros, Delfino Jr............... ( October 14, 2002 )
Lightfoot, Kenneth................. ( August 19, 1990 )
Mancilla, George H. Jr........... ( March 17, 2016 ) (cancer)
Peoples, Charles E. Jr. ........... ( 2019 ) ( Heart Failure )
Pineda, Daniel D............... ( August 31, 2017 ) SSGT
Principe, Joseph R. Jr............ ( December 12, 2010 ) SGT
Sessoms, Glenn K................... ( April 3, 2008 ) 1SGT 
Stensrud, Wayne C................. ( June 30, 2021 )
Tebbets, William E................. ( February 3, 1995 )
HG Vancil, Cecil L................. ( July 2, 2020 ) SSGT 
Wehman, Dennis F................. ( April 25, 2007 ) SGT
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Casualties
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Rank
Name
Grave Marker
Casualty Date
Unit
Vietnam Memorial
SSGT
Lyman Conrad Bach
Marker
June 2, 1969
Co A 1/8th 
P23W41
SGT
Donald Walter Churchwell
Marker
September 14, 1969
Co E 4/31st 
P18W81
SGT
Benny Harold Ferguson 
Marker
July 2, 1969
Troop E 1 Cav
P21W44
SGT
Dennis Ray Forney 
Marker
(Incident) January 27, 1969 Died June 20, 1969
Co A 3/7th 
P22W96
SSGT
Richard Calude Garcia
Marker
May 3, 1969
Co C 2/28th 
P26W106
SP4
Cecil Wayne Queen
Marker
May 12, 1969
Co A 1/2nd 
P25W82
SSGT
Scott Douglas Schoeben 
Marker
April 12, 1969
Co B 2/47th
P27W67**
SSGT~
Larry Don Welsh
Marker
January 7, 1969
Co C 3/22nd
P35W53**MIA
~ Posthumous Promotion
Note: SP4 Cecil W. Queen did not graduate due to Leadership Difinciencies
**NOTE: Family/Friends are looking for men who knew SSG Scott D. Schoeben.
Contact: In Touch, c/o Friends of the Vietnam Memorial, 2030 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 412, Arlington, VA 22201, 703-525-1107
Note: SSGT Larry Don Welch is listed as MIA. He was declared dead by the DOD on February 11, 1974 but still listed as missing in action.
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Officers, Cadre and Other Graduates from this Class
CO 1LT McCamon, Frederick V. Jr.
XO 2LT Scott, Mark G.
TO 2LT Ford, Charles J.
1SGT Watts, Clifford
Senior TAC NCO SFC Flynn, William J.
TAC NCO SFC Shaw, Melvin F. Jr.
TAC NCO SFC Pelfrey, James A.
TAC NCO SSG LeBeaux, Robert J.
TAC NCO SSG Banks, Ernest L.
TAC NCO SGT Jingles, Bennie P.
DG=Distinguished Graduate
HG=Honor Graduate
DG Chambers, Larry V.
HG Elliott, David H.
HG King, Roger J.
HG Kirk, Jack L.
HG McPhillips, Michael P.
HG Netzer, Verne L.
HG Vancil, Cecil L.
Names of the men we would like to find.
SERGEANT's
Allen, Arthur N.
Alexion, James H.
Anderson, Charles L.
Baker, Edward A.
Ball, William C.
Bates, Steven K.
Behan, Michael R.
Bess, Michael L.
Bohan, Daniel T.
Brown, Thomas L. Jr.
Brownfield, Harold W.
Byres, James M.
Cameron, Larry D.
Campbell, Bruce E.
Campbell, William L.
Cauble, Ronald G.
Childers, Jantzen E.
Christensen, Douglas G.
Clemmer, Gerald D.
Collins, David L.
Cottle, Darrel L.
Craft, Dennis M.
Crawford, Larry E.
Crowley, Jimmy D.
Cunningham, Carl W. Jr.
Deanda, Thomas A.
Diveley, Tommy M.
Dufort, Wayne A.
Dufour, Barry J.
Durazo, Alphonso F.
Fannin, Jimmy L.
Farler, Alex B.
Fassler, Robert L.
Fetcko, Patrick N.
Fitzpatrick, Jimmie L.
Gabbert, Ronald D.
Gee, James R.
Gilbert, John Q.
Gill, Charles R.
Givham, John L.
Golden, James H.
Grugg, Kenneth E.
Harvey, John L.
Hatton, Humbert
Hatzell, Gary E.
Headley, Earl A. Jr.
Holstein, Wesley F.
Hopper, Robert W.
Hubbard, Michael F.
Hunt, Lee C.
Johnson, Frederick C.
Johnson, Kenneth E.
Jones, Steven H.
Kempter, James A.
King, Roger J.
Kirk, Jack L.
Kirsch, Hanry J.
Kliebenstein, Stanley J.
Koloda, Michael Jr.
Krahl, Gregory E.
Kuffer, Glenn R.
Larion, Michael B.
Larson, John E.
Lewis, Charles L.
Lind, Richard L.
Mallamo, Alfred R.
Mason, Charles G.
McDannel, John A.
McMillen, Steven L.
McPhillips, Michael P.
Menter, Clifford L.
Mika, Donald F.
Moore, James R. V.
Netzer, Verne L.
Newman, Arden L.
Norwood, Richard M.
Ohm, James M.
O'Neil, Daniel G.
Osinski, Bernard W.
Parker, Richard L.
Pate, Richard A.
Peacock, Robert J.
Peet, Roger E.
Pfenning, Terrance A.
Phillips, Roland D. E.
Plotecher, James E.
Prendergast, James E.
Quinn, William B.
Radosta, Dominic C.
Rhodes, Michael D.
Richardson, Danny D.
Rilling, Richard D.
Roberts, Donald R.
Sanders, Thomas W.
Saravo, Terry M.
Shaub, Larry G.
Shuford, Lindsay M.
Skolnick, Stirling
Slocum, Terry J.
Smagowicz, Robert
Stafford, Dale E.
Stempin, Paul S.
Stoughton, David T.
Sturgill, Bobby L.
Swanson, Steven P.
Thompson, Steven J.
Turner, Ralph Jr.
Vaughan, Patrick T.
West, Donald R.
Wolff, Richard R.
Woolsey, Frank M.
Young, Michael A.
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NOTE: Sgt. Dennis Ray Forney arrived in country in December '68 and became a squad leader in the second platoon of Co A 3/7th, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Although I knew him only for a short time, he was a stand-up guy. He came in as an (instant) NCO but respected the lower-ranking guys in the unit with more time in the bush. He was open to suggestion and willing to learn.
Sadly, we lost him as a result of a small arms wound on January 27, 1969. We were inserted into a hot LZ in the Parrot's Beak area North of Tan An. It was a bad head wound. The firefight and mop up operation lasted over three days, although he was dusted off that afternoon. He finally died of this wound on June 20. We, of course, hoped against hope that he might have made it until we heard the bad news. He was a brave man and we missed him. I'm sure he would have become an excellent leader.
This info was submitted byJerry Lyons
This Page was created in June 1998
by Budd Russell
Copyright © 1998-2024 N.C.O.C. Locator
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| Casualties | ||||||
| Click on the name and go to the Virtual Wall automatically. | ||||||
| Rank | Name | Grave Marker | Casualty Date | Unit | Vietnam Memorial | |
| SSGT | Lyman Conrad Bach |
Marker | June 2, 1969 | Co A 1/8th |
P23W41 | |
| SGT | Donald Walter Churchwell |
Marker | September 14, 1969 | Co E 4/31st |
P18W81 | |
| SGT | Benny Harold Ferguson |
Marker | July 2, 1969 | Troop E 1 Cav |
P21W44 | |
| SGT | Dennis Ray Forney |
Marker | (Incident) January 27, 1969 Died June 20, 1969 | Co A 3/7th |
P22W96 | |
| SSGT | Richard Calude Garcia |
Marker | May 3, 1969 | Co C 2/28th |
P26W106 | |
| SP4 | Cecil Wayne Queen |
Marker | May 12, 1969 | Co A 1/2nd |
P25W82 | |
| SSGT | Scott Douglas Schoeben |
Marker | April 12, 1969 | Co B 2/47th |
P27W67** | |
| SSGT~ | Larry Don Welsh |
Marker | January 7, 1969 | Co C 3/22nd |
P35W53**MIA | |
~ Posthumous Promotion
Note: SP4 Cecil W. Queen did not graduate due to Leadership Difinciencies
**NOTE: Family/Friends are looking for men who knew SSG Scott D. Schoeben.
Contact: In Touch, c/o Friends of the Vietnam Memorial, 2030 Clarendon Blvd., Suite 412, Arlington, VA 22201, 703-525-1107
Note: SSGT Larry Don Welch is listed as MIA. He was declared dead by the DOD on February 11, 1974 but still listed as missing in action.
To Top of Page
Officers, Cadre and Other Graduates from this Class
CO 1LT McCamon, Frederick V. Jr.
XO 2LT Scott, Mark G.
TO 2LT Ford, Charles J.
1SGT Watts, Clifford
Senior TAC NCO SFC Flynn, William J.
TAC NCO SFC Shaw, Melvin F. Jr.
TAC NCO SFC Pelfrey, James A.
TAC NCO SSG LeBeaux, Robert J.
TAC NCO SSG Banks, Ernest L.
TAC NCO SGT Jingles, Bennie P.
DG=Distinguished Graduate
HG=Honor Graduate
DG Chambers, Larry V.
HG Elliott, David H.
HG King, Roger J.
HG Kirk, Jack L.
HG McPhillips, Michael P.
HG Netzer, Verne L.
HG Vancil, Cecil L.
Names of the men we would like to find.
SERGEANT's
Allen, Arthur N.
Alexion, James H.
Anderson, Charles L.
Baker, Edward A.
Ball, William C.
Bates, Steven K.
Behan, Michael R.
Bess, Michael L.
Bohan, Daniel T.
Brown, Thomas L. Jr.
Brownfield, Harold W.
Byres, James M.
Cameron, Larry D.
Campbell, Bruce E.
Campbell, William L.
Cauble, Ronald G.
Childers, Jantzen E.
Christensen, Douglas G.
Clemmer, Gerald D.
Collins, David L.
Cottle, Darrel L.
Craft, Dennis M.
Crawford, Larry E.
Crowley, Jimmy D.
Cunningham, Carl W. Jr.
Deanda, Thomas A.
Diveley, Tommy M.
Dufort, Wayne A.
Dufour, Barry J.
Durazo, Alphonso F.
Fannin, Jimmy L.
Farler, Alex B.
Fassler, Robert L.
Fetcko, Patrick N.
Fitzpatrick, Jimmie L.
Gabbert, Ronald D.
Gee, James R.
Gilbert, John Q.
Gill, Charles R.
Givham, John L.
Golden, James H.
Grugg, Kenneth E.
Harvey, John L.
Hatton, Humbert
Hatzell, Gary E.
Headley, Earl A. Jr.
Holstein, Wesley F.
Hopper, Robert W.
Hubbard, Michael F.
Hunt, Lee C.
Johnson, Frederick C.
Johnson, Kenneth E.
Jones, Steven H.
Kempter, James A.
King, Roger J.
Kirk, Jack L.
Kirsch, Hanry J.
Kliebenstein, Stanley J.
Koloda, Michael Jr.
Krahl, Gregory E.
Kuffer, Glenn R.
Larion, Michael B.
Larson, John E.
Lewis, Charles L.
Lind, Richard L.
Mallamo, Alfred R.
Mason, Charles G.
McDannel, John A.
McMillen, Steven L.
McPhillips, Michael P.
Menter, Clifford L.
Mika, Donald F.
Moore, James R. V.
Netzer, Verne L.
Newman, Arden L.
Norwood, Richard M.
Ohm, James M.
O'Neil, Daniel G.
Osinski, Bernard W.
Parker, Richard L.
Pate, Richard A.
Peacock, Robert J.
Peet, Roger E.
Pfenning, Terrance A.
Phillips, Roland D. E.
Plotecher, James E.
Prendergast, James E.
Quinn, William B.
Radosta, Dominic C.
Rhodes, Michael D.
Richardson, Danny D.
Rilling, Richard D.
Roberts, Donald R.
Sanders, Thomas W.
Saravo, Terry M.
Shaub, Larry G.
Shuford, Lindsay M.
Skolnick, Stirling
Slocum, Terry J.
Smagowicz, Robert
Stafford, Dale E.
Stempin, Paul S.
Stoughton, David T.
Sturgill, Bobby L.
Swanson, Steven P.
Thompson, Steven J.
Turner, Ralph Jr.
Vaughan, Patrick T.
West, Donald R.
Wolff, Richard R.
Woolsey, Frank M.
Young, Michael A.
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NOTE: Sgt. Dennis Ray Forney arrived in country in December '68 and became a squad leader in the second platoon of Co A 3/7th, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Although I knew him only for a short time, he was a stand-up guy. He came in as an (instant) NCO but respected the lower-ranking guys in the unit with more time in the bush. He was open to suggestion and willing to learn.
To Top of Page
Officers, Cadre and Other Graduates from this Class
CO 1LT McCamon, Frederick V. Jr.
XO 2LT Scott, Mark G.
TO 2LT Ford, Charles J.
1SGT Watts, Clifford
Senior TAC NCO SFC Flynn, William J.
TAC NCO SFC Shaw, Melvin F. Jr.
TAC NCO SFC Pelfrey, James A.
TAC NCO SSG LeBeaux, Robert J.
TAC NCO SSG Banks, Ernest L.
TAC NCO SGT Jingles, Bennie P.
DG=Distinguished Graduate
HG=Honor Graduate
DG Chambers, Larry V.
HG Elliott, David H.
HG King, Roger J.
HG Kirk, Jack L.
HG McPhillips, Michael P.
HG Netzer, Verne L.
HG Vancil, Cecil L.
Names of the men we would like to find.
SERGEANT's
Allen, Arthur N.
Alexion, James H.
Anderson, Charles L.
Baker, Edward A.
Ball, William C.
Bates, Steven K.
Behan, Michael R.
Bess, Michael L.
Bohan, Daniel T.
Brown, Thomas L. Jr.
Brownfield, Harold W.
Byres, James M.
Cameron, Larry D.
Campbell, Bruce E.
Campbell, William L.
Cauble, Ronald G.
Childers, Jantzen E.
Christensen, Douglas G.
Clemmer, Gerald D.
Collins, David L.
Cottle, Darrel L.
Craft, Dennis M.
Crawford, Larry E.
Crowley, Jimmy D.
Cunningham, Carl W. Jr.
Deanda, Thomas A.
Diveley, Tommy M.
Dufort, Wayne A.
Dufour, Barry J.
Durazo, Alphonso F.
Fannin, Jimmy L.
Farler, Alex B.
Fassler, Robert L.
Fetcko, Patrick N.
Fitzpatrick, Jimmie L.
Gabbert, Ronald D.
Gee, James R.
Gilbert, John Q.
Gill, Charles R.
Givham, John L.
Golden, James H.
Grugg, Kenneth E.
Harvey, John L.
Hatton, Humbert
Hatzell, Gary E.
Headley, Earl A. Jr.
Holstein, Wesley F.
Hopper, Robert W.
Hubbard, Michael F.
Hunt, Lee C.
Johnson, Frederick C.
Johnson, Kenneth E.
Jones, Steven H.
Kempter, James A.
King, Roger J.
Kirk, Jack L.
Kirsch, Hanry J.
Kliebenstein, Stanley J.
Koloda, Michael Jr.
Krahl, Gregory E.
Kuffer, Glenn R.
Larion, Michael B.
Larson, John E.
Lewis, Charles L.
Lind, Richard L.
Mallamo, Alfred R.
Mason, Charles G.
McDannel, John A.
McMillen, Steven L.
McPhillips, Michael P.
Menter, Clifford L.
Mika, Donald F.
Moore, James R. V.
Netzer, Verne L.
Newman, Arden L.
Norwood, Richard M.
Ohm, James M.
O'Neil, Daniel G.
Osinski, Bernard W.
Parker, Richard L.
Pate, Richard A.
Peacock, Robert J.
Peet, Roger E.
Pfenning, Terrance A.
Phillips, Roland D. E.
Plotecher, James E.
Prendergast, James E.
Quinn, William B.
Radosta, Dominic C.
Rhodes, Michael D.
Richardson, Danny D.
Rilling, Richard D.
Roberts, Donald R.
Sanders, Thomas W.
Saravo, Terry M.
Shaub, Larry G.
Shuford, Lindsay M.
Skolnick, Stirling
Slocum, Terry J.
Smagowicz, Robert
Stafford, Dale E.
Stempin, Paul S.
Stoughton, David T.
Sturgill, Bobby L.
Swanson, Steven P.
Thompson, Steven J.
Turner, Ralph Jr.
Vaughan, Patrick T.
West, Donald R.
Wolff, Richard R.
Woolsey, Frank M.
Young, Michael A.
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NOTE: Sgt. Dennis Ray Forney arrived in country in December '68 and became a squad leader in the second platoon of Co A 3/7th, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Although I knew him only for a short time, he was a stand-up guy. He came in as an (instant) NCO but respected the lower-ranking guys in the unit with more time in the bush. He was open to suggestion and willing to learn.
NOTE: Sgt. Dennis Ray Forney arrived in country in December '68 and became a squad leader in the second platoon of Co A 3/7th, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. Although I knew him only for a short time, he was a stand-up guy. He came in as an (instant) NCO but respected the lower-ranking guys in the unit with more time in the bush. He was open to suggestion and willing to learn.
Sadly, we lost him as a result of a small arms wound on January 27, 1969. We were inserted into a hot LZ in the Parrot's Beak area North of Tan An. It was a bad head wound. The firefight and mop up operation lasted over three days, although he was dusted off that afternoon. He finally died of this wound on June 20. We, of course, hoped against hope that he might have made it until we heard the bad news. He was a brave man and we missed him. I'm sure he would have become an excellent leader.
This info was submitted byJerry Lyons
This Page was created in June 1998
by Budd Russell
Copyright © 1998-2024 N.C.O.C. Locator
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