05 May 2000 Private First Class Everett T. Culp was killed in action during Operation Montana Mauler on Hill 208 just North of Con Thien in Quang Tri Province, March 27, 1969. The Vietnam Casualty database has his place of death incorrectly listed as Thua Thien province. I would like to contact anyone who served there with him. Thank You, Everett's nephew, Phillip Smith smithj@se-tel.com

 

15 Jun 2007 We call you Tip or Tippy. We miss you and remember you. We will always love and miss you. From your cousin, Lorene donaldandlorene@comcast.net

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 27 March 1969, elements of the 1st Battalion, 11th Infantry, assaulted Hill 208, located between Con Thien and the Demilitarized Zone. The Battalion lost 14 men as a result of the assault, 13 killed in action on 27 March and one, Captain Marvin Roberts, who died the next day of wounds received. B Company, 1/11th Infantry CPT Marvin J. Roberts, Baton Rouge, LA (Dist Svc Cross) 1LT William D. Cody, Robinson, IL (Dist Svc Cross) SGT Louis K. Dixon, Mobile, AL SP4 Robert L. Anglin, Arista, WV (may have been C/1/11 Inf) SP4 Bobby J. Walters, Petersburg, IN SP4 Leslie W. Worl, Long Beach, CA PFC Oscar G. Johnson, Philadelphia, PA C Company, 1/11th Infantry SP4 Dimitrios G. Arniotis, Jamaica, NY SP4 Joseph J. Dobynes, Marion, AL SP4 David E. Flannery, Muskegon, MI SP4 Allison W. Locklair, St Stephen, SC PFC Everett T. Culp, Columbia City, IN PFC Leonard C. Ivy, Terre Haute, IN HHC, 1/11th Infantry PFC Rene A. Buller, Houston, TX Mr. Smith's comment regarding incorrect coding in the 1993 casualty database is correct. The Virtual Wall notes that the 2003 DoD casualty file properly reflects Quang Tri Province.

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