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L/Cpl Donald Ray Allen
San Benito, TX
Age: 19
Quang Tri Province
KIA: 4/19/68
Pfc Gilbert Mendoza "Duke"
El Monte, CA
Age: 24
Quang Tri Province
KIA: 4/19/68
L/Cpl Merritt T. Cousins
KIA: 07/08/67
L/Cpl Barry M. Patton
Fairmont WV
Age: 21
KIA:03 April 1968
Quang Tri Province
Sgt. Elliott Lee Peters Peters
Moxee city, WA
Age:21
KIA:March 18, 1968
Thua Thien
Cpl William Adams Jr.
St. Albans, NY
Age: 20
Quang Tri Province
KIA: 4/19/68
Names of Bravo Battery KIA's will
be added as we locate them through
family, friends, fellow Marines.
We will confirm all KIA's before adding
their names to this page.
Paul Marquis
Web Master
AWARDED THE NAVY CROSS OUR NATIONS SECOND HIGHEST AWARD
HM-3 Allen Linn Pierce
North Bend OR
Age: 25
KIA:24 Feb 1966
Quang Tin Province
Operation Double Eagle
Navy Corpsman
Also please visit, Bravo Batterys KIA's
at 2nd Bn 3rd Marines web site.
AS OF 30 / OCT / 2003
Do you have a photo of any Marine listed above? please get in touch with me if you have one.
HM-3
Francis C. Donohue
Norwich, Conn.
Age: Unknown
Quang Tri Province,
Operation Junction City
KIA: 28/Feb/67
See Page 2 for
more information
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L/Cpl Patrick Cassidy
Chicago, IL
Age:
Quang Tri Province
KIA: 12/18/68
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L/CPLGilbert Diaz
Astoria, NY
Age: 24
Quang Tri Province,
Operation:
KIA: 28/Feb/67
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Cpl Darwin Clifford Sturtz
Paynesville, MN
Age: 19
Quang Tri Province
KIA: 5/31/68
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Michael Evan Loughren
Interned: Marysville Michigan
Age: 3/3/1947
KIA: 2/Sept/68
See Page 2 for more
information.
ASK ME WHAT I WAS
I'll reply with what I've done.
Those things that others would not do, I did;
Those rivers others would not swim, I swam;
Those hills others would not climb, I conquered;
Those bridges others would not cross, I crossed;
I have celebrated. I have mourned.
I have smiled and I have frowned. I have seen death and felt it's warm breath. It did not faze me. For I was different. I was a warrior. You ask me what I was? It was my destiny, Until my last breath, To be a United States Marine And my spirit shall live forever.
Robert Dwain Arnold
KIA: April 18 1966
while assigned to Alpha 1/12
Dukes son Greg
Dukes Grave
