PSgt Quenga #50009226
MOS:11B40 Infantryman.
Johnny was born in Agat, Guam and lived there all of his life. until he enlisted in the US Army.
Arriving in Vietnam 1 December 1966, Johnny was assigned to 1st Platoon of B Company, 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division, USARV. Johnny was riding on a (APC) armored personnel carrier that hit a hostile land mine and overturned over in the water. He died as a result of fragmentation wounds to the body.
Johnny served his country for 8 years.
Survived by his wife, Rosline Quenga, his 3 sons and 2 daughters of 4823-3 Ellis Heights, Fort Riley, Kansas and his mother, Josefa Cruz Quenga of Agat, Guam.
Awarded the Bronze Star Medal (Merit) and Purple Heart.
His father Joseph Blas Quenga was deceased.
MOS:11B40 Infantryman.
Johnny was born in Agat, Guam and lived there all of his life. until he enlisted in the US Army.
Arriving in Vietnam 1 December 1966, Johnny was assigned to 1st Platoon of B Company, 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division, USARV. Johnny was riding on a (APC) armored personnel carrier that hit a hostile land mine and overturned over in the water. He died as a result of fragmentation wounds to the body.
Johnny served his country for 8 years.
Survived by his wife, Rosline Quenga, his 3 sons and 2 daughters of 4823-3 Ellis Heights, Fort Riley, Kansas and his mother, Josefa Cruz Quenga of Agat, Guam.
Awarded the Bronze Star Medal (Merit) and Purple Heart.
His father Joseph Blas Quenga was deceased.
PSgt Quenga #50009226
MOS:11B40 Infantryman.
Johnny was born in Agat, Guam and lived there all of his life. until he enlisted in the US Army.
Arriving in Vietnam 1 December 1966, Johnny was assigned to 1st Platoon of B Company, 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division, USARV. Johnny was riding on a (APC) armored personnel carrier that hit a hostile land mine and overturned over in the water. He died as a result of fragmentation wounds to the body.
Johnny served his country for 8 years.
Survived by his wife, Rosline Quenga, his 3 sons and 2 daughters of 4823-3 Ellis Heights, Fort Riley, Kansas and his mother, Josefa Cruz Quenga of Agat, Guam.
Awarded the Bronze Star Medal (Merit) and Purple Heart.
His father Joseph Blas Quenga was deceased.
MOS:11B40 Infantryman.
Johnny was born in Agat, Guam and lived there all of his life. until he enlisted in the US Army.
Arriving in Vietnam 1 December 1966, Johnny was assigned to 1st Platoon of B Company, 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry, 9th Infantry Division, USARV. Johnny was riding on a (APC) armored personnel carrier that hit a hostile land mine and overturned over in the water. He died as a result of fragmentation wounds to the body.
Johnny served his country for 8 years.
Survived by his wife, Rosline Quenga, his 3 sons and 2 daughters of 4823-3 Ellis Heights, Fort Riley, Kansas and his mother, Josefa Cruz Quenga of Agat, Guam.
Awarded the Bronze Star Medal (Merit) and Purple Heart.
His father Joseph Blas Quenga was deceased.
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Guam
P SGT Co B 60mInf
9 inf Div
Viet Nam
BSM - PH
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