PFC Autorino #2387725
MOS:11B10 Infantryman.
Joseph was living with his parents when he
drafted into the US Army.
When Joseph arrived in Vietnam 3 July 1969
he was assigned B Company,2nd Battalion,7th
Calvary,1st Calvary Division,USAR.While on a
patrol B Company encountered hostile forces
10 kilometers southeast of Bo Toc on Route
426 in the vicinity of Fire Support Base Jamie.
Joseph died of multiple fragmentation wounds
to the body from hostile claymore mines.The
company lost 6 soldiers during the fighting.
Survived by his parents,Mr & Mrs Joseph G
Autorino Sr of 240-06 Mayda Rd,Rosedale,NY.
MOS:11B10 Infantryman.
Joseph was living with his parents when he
drafted into the US Army.
When Joseph arrived in Vietnam 3 July 1969
he was assigned B Company,2nd Battalion,7th
Calvary,1st Calvary Division,USAR.While on a
patrol B Company encountered hostile forces
10 kilometers southeast of Bo Toc on Route
426 in the vicinity of Fire Support Base Jamie.
Joseph died of multiple fragmentation wounds
to the body from hostile claymore mines.The
company lost 6 soldiers during the fighting.
Survived by his parents,Mr & Mrs Joseph G
Autorino Sr of 240-06 Mayda Rd,Rosedale,NY.
PFC Autorino #2387725
MOS:11B10 Infantryman.
Joseph was living with his parents when he
drafted into the US Army.
When Joseph arrived in Vietnam 3 July 1969
he was assigned B Company,2nd Battalion,7th
Calvary,1st Calvary Division,USAR.While on a
patrol B Company encountered hostile forces
10 kilometers southeast of Bo Toc on Route
426 in the vicinity of Fire Support Base Jamie.
Joseph died of multiple fragmentation wounds
to the body from hostile claymore mines.The
company lost 6 soldiers during the fighting.
Survived by his parents,Mr & Mrs Joseph G
Autorino Sr of 240-06 Mayda Rd,Rosedale,NY.
MOS:11B10 Infantryman.
Joseph was living with his parents when he
drafted into the US Army.
When Joseph arrived in Vietnam 3 July 1969
he was assigned B Company,2nd Battalion,7th
Calvary,1st Calvary Division,USAR.While on a
patrol B Company encountered hostile forces
10 kilometers southeast of Bo Toc on Route
426 in the vicinity of Fire Support Base Jamie.
Joseph died of multiple fragmentation wounds
to the body from hostile claymore mines.The
company lost 6 soldiers during the fighting.
Survived by his parents,Mr & Mrs Joseph G
Autorino Sr of 240-06 Mayda Rd,Rosedale,NY.
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