Memorial to the
Fallen
Brothers of
Echo Company
These first 8 men listed are of the lost squad of Ap Binh Son.
Come read their story as remembered by Jack Bradley.
Click on their names for a brief bio.
this is not a complete list
Click on our fallen brothers' names for a brief bio
10/10/67 Rory A. Madden Kingston, OK
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11/21/67 Jerry D. McDonald Salem, OR
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11/21/67 Robert Ochoa Corpus Christi, TX
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11/21/67 Fred R. Dode Chicago, IL
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11/21/67 Jesus D. Rivera-Melendez Bayamon, PR
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11/24/67 James E. O'Neal Millington, TN
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11/24/67 William C. Smith Bessemer, AL
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11/24/67 Ramon H. Torres Aransas Pass, TX
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5/5/68 Garry R. Chapman Muskogee, OK
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5/11/68 Michael B. Turner La Crosse, WI
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6/3/68 William L. Jarboe Indianapolis, IN
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6/3/68 David C. Williams Bluff City, TN
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6/3/68 Wayne R. Hawkins Pittsburgh, PA
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6/3/68 Bill D. Poff
Auxvasse, MO
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6/3/68 Frank J. Nestich Akron, OH
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6/3/68 Clark D. Stickler Orland, CA
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6/3/68 James E. Byrd Jr. Oliver Springs, TN
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7/15/68 Gerald J. LaFleur Aurora, IL
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7/15/68 Robert J. Zenick Glendale, CA
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8/4/68 James A. Huff Viola, AR
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8/4/68 Thomas A. Warren Albion, PA
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9/10/68 Bernie Rosales Jr Ithaca, MI
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10/11/68 Dennis C. Jerdet Austin, MN
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1/28/69 Michael P. Biedron Cedar lake, IN
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2/13/69 LTC Donald B. Schroeder Clearmont, WY 2/39th Battalion Commander
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3/17/69 Joseph W. Hudson Louisville, MS
Former Echo Co. Commander
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5/25/69 Gregory J. Olsen Franklin, WI Non-Combat
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6/3/68 Clifford Stapleton Newark, OHClifford was a medic
assigned to HHC and was flown in during the heat of the battle. He died
while helping the wounded of Echo Co. For this reason we want to honor
and remember him as if he were one of us.
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All KIA backgrounds are compliments of "Polecat" (aka Jim Schueckler)
A "Yellow Hat" National Park Service Volunteer at The Wall
Thanks Jim!
[Lost Squad of Ap Binh Son as remembered by Jack Bradley]
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