28 Dec 2005 REMEMBERED by his daughter. 17 Jan 2006 I was looking through my father's foot locker one day (as I do so many times) and I wonder what life would have been like just to know him for one day. If anyone out there can tell me please send me an e-mail. From his daughter, Kimberly Ann McClure 916 Jeffers Road, Elgin, S C 29045 kim.mcclure@hotmail.com

 

11 Nov 2006 My mother, my brothers, and I never got to know my grandfather, Glen. What I do know is he died with honor and integrity, and love for his wife. I might not have had the chance to know him but I will always remember him. I guarantee I will always remember what he did for me and my country, as well as the others and the ones who are serving now. You have to be a special person to die for your country. God put him on this earth for a reason, maybe that was it. From his grandson, Justin Carlisle 502 Clear Dawn Drive, Easley, S C 29640 trooper51@charter.net

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall Between 19 and 23 October 1968 the 2nd Battalion, 5th Marines was at An Hoa in Quang Nam Province, taking a brief break between Operations MAUI PEAK and HENDERSON HILL - but there are risks even in camp. The 2/5 Command Chronology contains the following entry: "On October 21, 1968 an accident occurred involving two M151 and two M37 vehicles. Two Marines were drowned as a result." The two men who died in the accident were Sgt Glenn E. Miles and Cpl Michael E. Roberts of Springfield, Ohio.

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