PFC Brown #51554727
MOS: 11B10 Infantryman.
George and his mother moved from Charleston to New York, New York and was living there when he was drafted 8 January 1965 into the US Army.
When George arrived in Vietnam 4 January 1966, where he was assigned to C Company, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, USARV. C Company was on a patrol when George stepped and detonated a hostile booby trap and died as a result of traumatic amputation to both lower extremities from the explosion.
Survived by his mother, Martha Brown of 350 East 143rd Street, New York, New York.
Bronze Star Medal (Valor).
MOS: 11B10 Infantryman.
George and his mother moved from Charleston to New York, New York and was living there when he was drafted 8 January 1965 into the US Army.
When George arrived in Vietnam 4 January 1966, where he was assigned to C Company, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, USARV. C Company was on a patrol when George stepped and detonated a hostile booby trap and died as a result of traumatic amputation to both lower extremities from the explosion.
Survived by his mother, Martha Brown of 350 East 143rd Street, New York, New York.
Bronze Star Medal (Valor).
PFC Brown #51554727
MOS: 11B10 Infantryman.
George and his mother moved from Charleston to New York, New York and was living there when he was drafted 8 January 1965 into the US Army.
When George arrived in Vietnam 4 January 1966, where he was assigned to C Company, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, USARV. C Company was on a patrol when George stepped and detonated a hostile booby trap and died as a result of traumatic amputation to both lower extremities from the explosion.
Survived by his mother, Martha Brown of 350 East 143rd Street, New York, New York.
Bronze Star Medal (Valor).
MOS: 11B10 Infantryman.
George and his mother moved from Charleston to New York, New York and was living there when he was drafted 8 January 1965 into the US Army.
When George arrived in Vietnam 4 January 1966, where he was assigned to C Company, 2nd Battalion, 27th Infantry, 25th Infantry Division, USARV. C Company was on a patrol when George stepped and detonated a hostile booby trap and died as a result of traumatic amputation to both lower extremities from the explosion.
Survived by his mother, Martha Brown of 350 East 143rd Street, New York, New York.
Bronze Star Medal (Valor).
Inscription
SOUTH CAROLINA
PFC CO C 2 BN
27 INF DIV
VIETNAM
PH
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