Timothy Clay Mc Carthy
Specialist Four
191ST AHC, 13TH AVN BN, 164TH AVN GROUP, 1ST AVIATION BDE, USARV Army of the United States Biloxi, Mississippi April 24, 1951 to June 24, 1970 TIMOTHY C McCARTHY is on the Wall at Panel W9, Line 89 |
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In a Michigan paper, The News-Palladium 2 July 1970 on Page 17, the following was posted: Michigan Men Killed In War. WASHINGTON (AP) _ Two soldiers from Michigan were among 17 servicemen who were killed in recent action in the Southeast Asia war, the Defense Department said Wednesday. They are Army Spec. 4 Timothy C. McCarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. James P. McCarthy of Detroit; and Army Pfc. Donald A. Rowley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll L. Rowley A, Dearborn. According to a 2013 posting to the Vietnam Helicopters Pilots Association, this was a Combat incident. While at their base Camp, this helicopter was on the ground. The helicopter took 1 hit from: Explosive Weapon; Non-Artillery launched, or static weapon containing explosive charges: B-40 Rocket. The helicopter was hit in the Main Rotor Blade System, wounding three and killing SP4 Timothy Clay McCarthy. SP4 TIMOTHY CLAY McCARTHY'S OBITUARY
After our work was completed April 2014 on SP4 McCarthy's Virtual Wall memorial, we learned that he was buried at Cadillac Memorial Gardens-West, Westland, Wayne County, Michigan along with his mother Elizabeth R. (1929-1995) and father James P. McCarthy (1928-1993). At the time of his death, his parents were living on Mettetal Street, Detroit which is on the southwest side of the city. - - The Virtual Wall, 3 June 2022
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