Frank Vallone
Private First Class
F CO, 2ND BN, 5TH MARINES, 1ST MARDIV, III MAF
United States Marine Corps
New York, New York
April 04, 1949 to September 11, 1968
FRANK VALLONE is on the Wall at Panel W44, Line 32

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23 Apr 1999

REMEMBERED

by Craig Curtis
pumpkin1@pop.mindspring.com

 
03 Jul 2007

I just happened to come across a plaque for Frank Vallone, USMC while looking at the Forgotten Tours web site. I want his family to know that I will never forget his sacrifice, nor will my family. My husband is a Vietnam Veteran, one of my sons was in the Marine Corps too and served in Kosovo in 2000. I have four sons. We have taught our sons from an early age to love their country and those who serve in the armed forces. It's patriots such as Frank Vallone who have made the supreme sacrifice, who will save our country from those who seek to destroy it. God Bless Frank Vallone, may you be resting in peace with God's angels.

From a fellow American,
Susan Chappina
mamasuze51@aol.com


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

The 2/5 Marines Command Chronology says that on 11 Sep 1968 a squad from Fox 2/5 was engaged by an enemy force at grid AT912507. The enemy force broke contact when Marine reinforcements arrived, leaving five dead behind. The Chronology says seven Marines were killed in the action and four wounded required evacuation. The dead were
  • LCpl Fred C. Spina, Woodbury, NJ;
  • Pfc Bruce L. Carter, Milton-Freewater, OR;
  • Pfc Bruce W. Crabb, Milwaukee, WI;
  • Pfc Jerry B. Evans, Wurtsboro, NY;
  • Pfc George W. McGee, Oklahoma City, OK;
  • Pfc Billy J. Scott, Cincinnati, OH; and
  • Pfc Frank Vallone, New York, NY.

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