Marines Recall Vietnam Grit And Tiny Joys In Service
In Fort Sill report and recollections from Vietnam, Marine PFC Louis Salizar recalls danger and humor, from a safety pin in a hand grenade to finding four pieces of gum in a C-ration pack. The piece notes his 13 months with the 4th Marine Regiment and a last-day capture of a Viet Cong. A second brief item covers Private Rodney Bates completing eight weeks as an artillery surveyor at Fort Sill with wife Sheryl listed as his address contact.
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3Rd Marine Amphibious Force
Pfc
Vietnam
Louis Salizar
Charlie Cong
Fort Sill
Okla
Rodney A. Bates
Kenneth E. Bales
Maple St
Sidney
Army Artillery and Missile School
Army Private Wiese Completes Training at Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Leonard Wood Missouri reports Army Private Bennett A. Wiese age 22 son of Mr and Mrs Leonard A Wiese of Kimball Nebraska completed advanced training as a combat engineer on August 11. He learned combat squad tactics infantry weapons recon reconnaissance road and bridge building camouflage and demolitions.
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Fort Leonard Wood
Bennett A. Wiese
Leonard A. Wiese
S. Elmst
Kimball, Neb
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
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New London, Conn
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Charles E. Weir
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U. S. Coast Guard Academy
New London
Eagle
Forsythe & Dewis
Cheyenne County
Sidney, Nebr
Monaco
Illinois