PFC Beddoe #2352527
MOS: 0311 Rifleman.
When Paul arrived in Vietnam 6 December 1967, he was assigned to Bravo Company, 3rd Recon, 3rd Marine Division. Paul went out on a recon patrol with India Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. India Company was in the vicinity of Hill 881N and 7 kilometers west northwest of Khe Sanh, when the Marines were engaged by hostile forces. Paul was wounded
during the intense fighting and was medevac to a Station Hospital NSA in Danang where he died 21 January of multiple fragmentation wounds to the head and body from a hostile explosive sustained 20 January, during Operation Scotland.
Paul had been in Vietnam for 45 days when he died.
Survived by his parents, Paul M and Anna A Beddoe Sr of Route #4, Box 466A, Medford, Oregon.
MOS: 0311 Rifleman.
When Paul arrived in Vietnam 6 December 1967, he was assigned to Bravo Company, 3rd Recon, 3rd Marine Division. Paul went out on a recon patrol with India Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. India Company was in the vicinity of Hill 881N and 7 kilometers west northwest of Khe Sanh, when the Marines were engaged by hostile forces. Paul was wounded
during the intense fighting and was medevac to a Station Hospital NSA in Danang where he died 21 January of multiple fragmentation wounds to the head and body from a hostile explosive sustained 20 January, during Operation Scotland.
Paul had been in Vietnam for 45 days when he died.
Survived by his parents, Paul M and Anna A Beddoe Sr of Route #4, Box 466A, Medford, Oregon.
PFC Beddoe #2352527
MOS: 0311 Rifleman.
When Paul arrived in Vietnam 6 December 1967, he was assigned to Bravo Company, 3rd Recon, 3rd Marine Division. Paul went out on a recon patrol with India Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. India Company was in the vicinity of Hill 881N and 7 kilometers west northwest of Khe Sanh, when the Marines were engaged by hostile forces. Paul was wounded
during the intense fighting and was medevac to a Station Hospital NSA in Danang where he died 21 January of multiple fragmentation wounds to the head and body from a hostile explosive sustained 20 January, during Operation Scotland.
Paul had been in Vietnam for 45 days when he died.
Survived by his parents, Paul M and Anna A Beddoe Sr of Route #4, Box 466A, Medford, Oregon.
MOS: 0311 Rifleman.
When Paul arrived in Vietnam 6 December 1967, he was assigned to Bravo Company, 3rd Recon, 3rd Marine Division. Paul went out on a recon patrol with India Company, 1st Battalion, 26th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. India Company was in the vicinity of Hill 881N and 7 kilometers west northwest of Khe Sanh, when the Marines were engaged by hostile forces. Paul was wounded
during the intense fighting and was medevac to a Station Hospital NSA in Danang where he died 21 January of multiple fragmentation wounds to the head and body from a hostile explosive sustained 20 January, during Operation Scotland.
Paul had been in Vietnam for 45 days when he died.
Survived by his parents, Paul M and Anna A Beddoe Sr of Route #4, Box 466A, Medford, Oregon.
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