lost on 5 June, 1970:

DONALD JAMES LUNDEQUAM
Panel 9West, Line 14
Warrant Officer One, US Army Reserve
Saint Paul, Minnesota
5/19/1948 - 5/6/1970

in the words of Brother Pickett:

Not Forgotten

Don (we called him 'Lundy') was a fine young man; cheerful, humorous and just a great friend and excellent pilot in the 2nd platoon. He would have been made an aircraft commander in a couple of weeks. We all shared a love of flying and took great pride in being able to support 'our grunts', no matter how trying the circumstances. Lundy was as brave as they come; and his loss was particularly painful to his friends and comrades in the 119th AHC. Pickett Gator 317.

SCOTTY RAY BROADSTON
Panel 9W, Line 12
Specialist Four, US Army
Lake Havasu City, Arizona
11/3/1950 - 5/6/1970

In the words of Brother Shoofly:

Scotty was a great young man who was loved and respected by all of us who served with him. He has been thought of often over the years and dearly missed. He was a gentle man and deserved a better fate. Thank goodness he now is in the hands of his God, instead of the hands of his government. Thank you Scotty, for all you gave to all of us.

RALPH S JR ROUSSELL
Panel 9W, Line 16
Warrant Officer One, US Army
Bogulusa, Louisiana
1/10/1950 - 5/6/1970

In the Words of Brother Doc K.:

Remembered by his friends.

Anonymous Remembrance at The Virtual Wall:

We appreciate what you have done for us all. What a small thing to say to you, when you have given so much ...

....Rest in Peace, Brothers-
......we will always remember.

and May God Bless You and Your Families..