05 Jul 2002 We grew up in the same small copper mining town, in Silver Bell, Arizona. In a town as small as Silver Bell, neighbors all grieved at our losses during the Vietnam War. Our town is grateful to the men who served and we remember those who died with honor on the battlefield a long way from our home. May we truly never forget the sacrifices that families within our town gave for our freedom. God Bless America. From a family friend. vonnee@netzero.net

 

15 May 2005 I believe that his ghost stays near here with us!!! HE WAS A HERO. He was a man who give his life for our peace! Zafariddin Aslanov Amir Temur, Tashkent 700099, Uzbekistan zaslaxa@yahoo.com

 

13 Mar 2006 Bobby, we still miss and think of you often. Janetha and David Wyatt named their son after you - Robert Earnest - you would be proud of him as he is to carry your name on. We had a lot of good times when were we all in Silverbell - oh how I miss them. You were a true friend and I miss you. May God bless you for giving your life so we may live ours. Love Always, Janice Osborn paperroses2009@aol.com

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall On 08 Jan 1968 the 3rd Battalion, 39th Infantry, lost 15 men in an engagement west of Rach Kien: A Company: SGT Rainer K. Morgan, McGuire AFB, NJ SP4 Russell K. Blatz, Lynchburg, VA SP4 Robert L. Crawley, Baraboo, WI CPL Donald W. Keep, Freeport, IL SP4 Stephen J. Stewart, Clinton, MO CPL Robert E. Young, Silverbell, AZ B Company: SP4 William E. Tieman, Delanco, NJ PFC Jarold E. Humphrey, Greenville, CA PFC Paul J. Lively, Cynthiana, KY PFC Ronnie D. Pendergraft, Clovis, CA PFC Daniel Reese, Bassfield, MS PFC Donald Wooley, Siluria, AL PFC Robert L. Wright, Gardner, IL HQ Company: PFC Daniel R. Bowman, Elberton, GA PFC Roger C. Foxworth, Dearborn, MI

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