Charles Lincoln Daniel

The database page for Charles Lincoln Daniel

14 January 2002 Gone but not forgotten. I will always love you, brother, and never forget you. One day I will see you again in Heaven. I LOVE YOU, your sister Rachel

16 January 2002 Charles, We met at Fort Gordon during MP training. We were together when we told our wives about the orders for Vietnam. We arrived in country together and even shared a ride to our new units. I regret we were not together on the ride home. You will always be remembered. Your friend, Ed Daniels edaniels@csuchico.edu

21 Nov 2005 I came too see you the morning of November 11, 2005. I was in D.C. for the Marine Corps and my Dad asked me to look you guys up for him. My Dad was there the day you died. He has never forgotten you guys, one day I'll bring him to see you also. From the son of someone you served with, George H. Fleming II E-Mail will be forwarded by the Webmaster@VirtualWall.org

A Note from The Virtual Wall The Tet Offensive began on 31 Jan 1968. In Saigon, some 4,000 Viet Cong troops attacked a number of US and RVN installations, including the American Embassy where four MPs from the 527th MP Company were killed: SGT Johnie B. Thomas, Detroit, MI SP4 Charles L. Daniel, Nelson, VA SP4 Owen E. Mebust, Manhattan Beach, CA (Bronze Star "V") CPL William M. Sebast, Albany, NY The 716th MP Bn history on the Fort Campbell web site contains the following information: "The most famous action during the TET offensive occurred at the U.S. Embassy where SPC Charles Daniel and PFC William Sebast of the 527th Military Police Company were augmenting the Marine security detail. At 0247 hours, Viet Cong sappers blew a hole in the embassy compound’s perimeter wall and attacked through the breach. SPC Daniel and PFC Sebast radioed for help and engaged the attacking Viet Cong. They were able to kill the first two attacking sappers before being shot down. Two MPs who responded to the calls for help, SGT Jonnie Thomas and SPC Owen Mebust, were ambushed and killed as they approached the embassy compound." Corporal James C. Marshall, a Marine from E Company, Marine Security Guard Battalion, also was killed in action while defending the Embassy.

The point-of-contact for this memorial is his sister, Rachel Sharon 9596 Grassy Creek Rd. Bullock, N C 27507 E-Mail may be forwarded via the Webmaster@VirtualWall.org 14 Jan 2002

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
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