PFC Behm #56711526
MOS: 91B20 Medical NCO.
Stanley arrived in Vietnam 18 March 1968 and
was assigned HHC,2nd Battalion,18th Infantry,
1st Infantry Division,USARV.
He died as a result of gunshot wounds to the
body from hostile rifle fire in the vicinity
of Thu Duc,8 kilometers northeast of Central
Saigon.
Survived by his parents;Richard G & Rae Ellen
Behm of 431 Tulip St,Escondido,CA.
Posthumously awarded the Silver Star Medal.
MOS: 91B20 Medical NCO.
Stanley arrived in Vietnam 18 March 1968 and
was assigned HHC,2nd Battalion,18th Infantry,
1st Infantry Division,USARV.
He died as a result of gunshot wounds to the
body from hostile rifle fire in the vicinity
of Thu Duc,8 kilometers northeast of Central
Saigon.
Survived by his parents;Richard G & Rae Ellen
Behm of 431 Tulip St,Escondido,CA.
Posthumously awarded the Silver Star Medal.
PFC Behm #56711526
MOS: 91B20 Medical NCO.
Stanley arrived in Vietnam 18 March 1968 and
was assigned HHC,2nd Battalion,18th Infantry,
1st Infantry Division,USARV.
He died as a result of gunshot wounds to the
body from hostile rifle fire in the vicinity
of Thu Duc,8 kilometers northeast of Central
Saigon.
Survived by his parents;Richard G & Rae Ellen
Behm of 431 Tulip St,Escondido,CA.
Posthumously awarded the Silver Star Medal.
MOS: 91B20 Medical NCO.
Stanley arrived in Vietnam 18 March 1968 and
was assigned HHC,2nd Battalion,18th Infantry,
1st Infantry Division,USARV.
He died as a result of gunshot wounds to the
body from hostile rifle fire in the vicinity
of Thu Duc,8 kilometers northeast of Central
Saigon.
Survived by his parents;Richard G & Rae Ellen
Behm of 431 Tulip St,Escondido,CA.
Posthumously awarded the Silver Star Medal.
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