Stewart, Samuel K.

Our Fathers - Our Tributes

PFC Samuel K Stewart aka Reginald Steward
“B” CO, 1ST BN, 503RD INF RGT, 173 ABN BDE
Army

Service in Vietnam
1967 – 1968

Location of Casualty
Pleiku, South Vietnam

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Tribute

You will forever be in my heart. I love you daddy!

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Brown, Earl Fredrick

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SSG Earl Fredrick Brown
5th Special Forces
Army

Service in Vietnam
1970 – 1970

Location of Casualty
Quang Ngai Province, Tra Bong, Vietnam

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Tribute

On 28 Jan 1966 Detachment A-107, 5th SF Group, at Tra Bong was asked by the Vietnamese District Chief to send a team to investigate an attack on the outpost at Long Phu.

Captain Fewell, the Det A-107 commander, his Vietnamese counterpart, and the District Chief jointly led a reaction force from the 144th CIDG Company to do the investigating – but the last word heard from the reaction force was a radio call saying “We’re going in to attack, request all the support you can give us”. All further efforts to contact the reaction force went unanswered.

That evening, the Danang headquarters sent a reaction force to Tra Bong, and on the 29th the reaction force located and recovered the bodies of 29 men from the original group. Eight others, including Captain Fewell, were not immediately recovered, although Fewell’s remains were later found. Four Americans died in the action:

CPT John P. Fewell, Kokomo, IN
SFC Elmer J. Reifschneider, St Louis, MO
SSG Earl F. Brown, Weston, WV
SSG Donald J. Jacobsen, Montevideo, MN

Walton, Lewis Clark

Our Fathers - Our Tributes

SFC Lewis Clark Walton
USA-SF 5th Special Forces….Team ASP MAC SOG
Army

Service in Vietnam
1966 – 1971

Location of Casualty
Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam

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Tribute

Our Dad was MIA from 5/10/71 until May 2007 when his remains were recovered and buried in US soil 36 years to the week of his final mission.

His brothers in arms: Sgt James Luttrell and Sgt. Klaus Bingham remain MIA

They live on….always in our hearts…….
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