1LT KENNETH FAULKNER ROGERS

 

27 Mar 2008 Ken and I were classmates from 1961 to 1964 at Mount Healthy High School in Mount Healthy, Ohio. While we weren't close friends, Kenny was a nice, unassuming guy who was exceptional at mathematics. This would explain the Engineer MOS. However, to steal a phrase from Hollywood Henderson, he couldn't spell CAT if you spotted him the C and the T. I found out about Ken's death right after I returned from Vietnam in 1971. I only recently found out that it happened only 25 miles from my artillery battery in Kontum while I was there. A nice guy who died too young. Bob Florig bobonhmsbeagle@gmail.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 12 May 1970 the Commanding Officer of the 937th Engineering Group, then-Colonel Carroll E. Adams, was giving an aerial tour to MGEN John A. Dillard, Commanding General of the 45th Engineering Group. Their helicopter, UH-1H tail number 68-16342, was shot down by .51 caliber AAA fire 14 kilometers west of Pleiku City, killing all ten men aboard: HHC, 20th Eng Bn, 45th Eng Group, 18th Eng Bde LTC Fred V. Cole, Fort Belvoir, VA HHC, 45th Eng Group, 18th Eng Bde MGEN John A. Dillard, Lake Charles, LA CPT Raymond R. Dulak, Corpus Christi, TX HHC, 937th Eng Group, 18th Eng Bde BGEN Carroll E. Adams, Pawtucket, RI (posthumous promotion) 1LT Kenneth F. Rogers, Cincinnati, OH CWO Glenn A. Adams, Indianola, IA SP5 Steven R. Renner, Wheatland, IN SP4 James H. Rawson, Daleville, MS HHC, USARV Eng Cmd CPT William D. Booth, Ivyland, PA SMAJ Griffith A. Jones, Marysville, CA

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