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James Edward Lott
Corporal
MACTU-67, MAG-12, 1ST MAW, III MAF United States Marine Corps Mt Albert, Auckland, New Zealand April 17, 1947 to May 08, 1968 JAMES E LOTT is on the Wall at Panel 57E, Line 6 |
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Go easy, Kiwi.
From a fellow Marine and friend, |
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James (Kiwi) was a real gentleman and good friend. I miss him. A very quiet, deep man who was eager to meet new people.
From a friend, |
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Miss you, Bro
From his brother, |
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We miss you lots ... wish I could have met you.
From a nephew. |
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Kiwi, you will always be missed. I hope to make it to "THE WALL" this year.
From a fellow Marine and friend, |
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I visited the Wall again yesterday and spent several minutes remembering Jim, and what a great sport, good friend, and all-around solid guy he was. Kiwi, you're as alive in my mind today as you were when we served together at Glynco and Cherry Point. You haven't been forgotten, and won't be forgotten by any of us who had the good luck to know you.
From a friend, |
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I never met you but I know you well.
Mike Presley |
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I was with Kiwi in Glynco and he taught us how to play Rugby. We found out fast how tough Jim was and we were not. I served with MATCU-67 from May of 68 through May of 69 and he indeed is a hero. Semper Fi, Kiwi.
From a fellow Marine, |
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Hello Garry Lott, and family and friends of James Lott, USMC. I was stationed with your brother, James Lott, USMC, about 40 years ago. I know we were together at Glynco, Georgia, when we went through air traffic control school in 1966. Jim was a wonderful guy and I think of him often, especially when the Vietnam Wall is mentioned. I touched his name there when I visited the Wall around 1984. Semper Fidelis, brother.
From a friend, |
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Kiwi... Just thinking about you, remembering the days at Cherry Point. Semper Fi.
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A Note from The Virtual WallThe MAG-12 Command Chronology for May 1968 contains the following entry:"On 8 May 1968 Corporal James Edward LOTT received wounds during an enemy rocket attack upon Chu Lai which resulted in his death. In addition to Cpl LOTT 5 other Marines were wounded in action: Cpl Gerald W. RYSER, SSgt John M. CALL, SSgt John F. RUSH, SSgt John W. PEKRIK, and Cpl Richard A. Smart."The other five injured Marines recovered from their wounds. Jim Lott's father was a US Marine stationed in New Zealand during World War II. He, his brother Garry, and Mike Golaboski (a friend, also the son of a US Marine), all New Zealanders, enlisted in the Marines at the same time and served in Vietnam at the same time. Jim and Golaboski were at Chu Lai, while Garry was a Marine rifleman. |
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