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Captain George Leslie Horsman, II
May 16, 1938 - Jan 6, 1968
Posted by: Jo Aguirre

 


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Personal Data:
 
Home of Record:  Sulphur, OK
  Date of Birth:  05/16/1938
 
Military Data:
  Service:  Army of the United States
  Rank & Grade at Loss:  Captain O3
  Promotion Note:  Posthumous promotion as indicated
  ID:  OF103851
  MOS or Specialty:  9300 Strategic Intel Staff Officer (G2, J2) 
  Length of Service: 06
  Unit: Adv Team 51, 525th MI Group,  USARV
Casualty Data:
  Start Tour:  10/13/1967  
  Incident:  01/05/1968
  Age at Loss: 29
  Location: Vinh Long Province, South Vietnam
  Remains:  Body recovered
  Casualty:  Ground casualty
  Type casualty: Hostile, died while missing
  Casualty detail:  other explosive device
 


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