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Robert George Keats
Captain
B CO, 2ND BN, 47TH INFANTRY, 9TH INF DIV, USARV Army of the United States Evanston, Illinois April 18, 1944 to February 02, 1968 ROBERT G KEATS is on the Wall at Panel 36E, Line 76 |
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I was the Medic who worked on Captain Keats the day he got killed. I felt bad when he was killed, because the day before we had gotten in an argument during a softball game. Nothing big, just a funny argument over a pitch. The Captain was shot in the head. Even though there was no chance of him surviving, I tried as best as I could to make him live. I only wish I could have. I truly wish I could have saved you, Captain. If the ARVN's hadn't run away scared, you would still be alive today. Rest in peace, buddy. You will never be forgotten.
Gary "Doc" Rutledge |
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