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Wayne Edward Kohn
Private First Class
C CO, 1ST BN, 5TH MARINES, 1ST MARDIV, III MAF United States Marine Corps Seattle, Washington January 08, 1949 to November 17, 1968 WAYNE E KOHN is on the Wall at Panel W38, Line 3 |
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I had forgotten Wayne's last name, so I could never find him on the "Wall". It was only after looking for another buddy did I find it. Both of these friends were killed on the same night. I lost two of my bros that night. He and John went away that night and I felt so alone and lost. Wayne became my friend, my brother. Damn, I miss you guys. I'm sorry I forgot your last name, Wayne, but I'll never forget it now. Rest in peace, my brother. You fought one hell of a fight and gave all. We were teenage friends and lived our lives our way, the Marine way. Semper Fi, bro, I will never forget you ... Jess
From a brother warrior and friend, |
A Note from The Virtual WallOn the night of 16/17 November 1968 C Company, 1/5 Marines, had two men killed and three seriously wounded during an attack on the company Command Post located about 2 kilometers southwest of the Liberty Bridge. The two men killed were LCpl John K. Marshall of Green Bay, Wisconsin and Pfc Wayne E. Kohn. |
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