Platoon Sgt. John A. Hamner of Northport Rt 2, who was killed Feb 13 in Vietnam, will be buried today at 2 pm in Arlington National Cemetery.
A verteran of 19 years in the Army he served in German, Korea, the Philippines, Hawaii and Vietnam. He was an instructor with the ROTC at the University of Alabama for three years and was a Mason in Thomaston, Georgia.
Published in the Tuscaloosa News Febraury 21, 1967.
You can visit John's Vietnam Memorial Wall Page by clicking on his name below.
John Albert Hamner
A verteran of 19 years in the Army he served in German, Korea, the Philippines, Hawaii and Vietnam. He was an instructor with the ROTC at the University of Alabama for three years and was a Mason in Thomaston, Georgia.
Published in the Tuscaloosa News Febraury 21, 1967.
You can visit John's Vietnam Memorial Wall Page by clicking on his name below.
John Albert Hamner
Platoon Sgt. John A. Hamner of Northport Rt 2, who was killed Feb 13 in Vietnam, will be buried today at 2 pm in Arlington National Cemetery.
A verteran of 19 years in the Army he served in German, Korea, the Philippines, Hawaii and Vietnam. He was an instructor with the ROTC at the University of Alabama for three years and was a Mason in Thomaston, Georgia.
Published in the Tuscaloosa News Febraury 21, 1967.
You can visit John's Vietnam Memorial Wall Page by clicking on his name below.
John Albert Hamner
A verteran of 19 years in the Army he served in German, Korea, the Philippines, Hawaii and Vietnam. He was an instructor with the ROTC at the University of Alabama for three years and was a Mason in Thomaston, Georgia.
Published in the Tuscaloosa News Febraury 21, 1967.
You can visit John's Vietnam Memorial Wall Page by clicking on his name below.
John Albert Hamner
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