Veterans' Day 2000 John Bradman was a member of the Class of '68 at the Citadel. We remembered each of our fallen classmates at our 30th re-union at the Citadel in 1998. All will be remembered as friends and classmates. Our lives are all much the better for having known and loved you. Rest in peace, dear friends. You will always be remembered. Jim Chappelear 8412 Forest Creek Rd, Waldorf MD 20603 Class of 1968 The Citadel sundog60@aol.com REMEMBERING OUR VIETNAM LOSSES FROM THE CLASS OF 1968 Barry Allmond John Bradman Chris Clearwaters Johnny Fuller Carl Peterson Buddy Suprenant Bob Woodhouse

 

31 Jul 2006 LT Bradman was my Platoon Leader and died at my side. He was an exemplary officer that I was always willing to follow. He was also a very fine man and died much too young. I think of him often and trust he is remembered by many. Squad Leader, 1st Squad, 1st Platoon, Dan Johnson 994 Nottingham Lane, Atlanta, Ga. 30319 dannycjohnson@mindspring.com

 

04 Jun 2007 One fine Cadet. I will miss him always! Semper Fi. From a fellow cadet, Tim Pennypacker capejustice@hotmail.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall A Company, 1/12 Cavalry, lost five men on 18 Feb 1970. Four of them were killed when UH-1H tail number 68-15251 was shot down in Quang Duc Province while entering a hot LZ during an air assault. Three aircrewmen also died in the crash: Aircrew, A Co, 227th AHB WO Paul E. Ash, Louisville, KY WO Eric W. Taylor, New York, NY SP4 Maxie D. Linam, Tulsa, OK Passengers, all A Co, 1st Bn, 12th Cavalry SP4 Brian M. Flannery, Chicago, IL PFC James R. Clark, Wadsworth, OH PFC James N. Diedrich, Hilbert, WI PFC Roger W. Fike, Cambridge, IL The fifth loss from Alpha 1/12 was 1st Lt John F. Bradman, who died in an undefined accident in adjacent Phuoc Long Province.

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