Richard Elliott
Specialist Five
635TH MI CO, AMERICAL DIV, USARV
Army of the United States
Elmira, New York
August 19, 1948 to April 02, 1970
RICHARD ELLIOTT is on the Wall at Panel W12, Line 79

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Richard Elliott
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16 Jul 2002

"To live in the hearts we leave behind,
is never to have died."
(Thomas Campbell, circa 1888)

Placed by a cousin,
Pat Malone
patmalone2008@comcast.net

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

In late afternoon of 02 April 1970 Delta Company 4-3 Infantry was preparing its night defensive position about 8 kilometers east-southeast of the Minh Long airfield. At 1755 (5:55 pm) a large mine was detonated, killing 9 men - 7 US, 2 ARVN - and wounding a number of others. One US soldier died from his injuries, raising the toll to eight US soldiers:
  • 4th Bn, 3rd Infantry
    • 1LT Robert P. Kettering, Canton, OH, HQ Co
    • SGT Michael E. Borges, Fairfield, CA, D Co
    • CPL Donald E. Chambers, Kimbolton, OH, D Co
    • CPL Spencer A. Goethe, Chicago, IL, D Co
    • CPL Larry Graves, Carrollton, GA, D Co
    • CPL Dennis N. Pipkin, Cashmere, WA, D Co
    • PFC Ted R. Miller, Boyertown, PA, D Co

  • 635th MI Co, Americal Division
    • SP5 Richard Elliott, Elmira, NY

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