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SP4 Jimmy Ray Higdon
September 1, 1951 - April 11, 1970

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Personal Data:
  Home of Record:  Ada, OK
  Date of Birth: Saturday, 09/01/1951

Military Data:
  Service:  United States Army
  Grade at Loss:  E4
  Rank:  Special Four
  ID:  529827167
  MOS or Specialty:  67H20 0V-1:  Airplane Repairman
  Length of Service:  Not Recorded
  Unit: 48TH AHC, 10TH AVN BN, 17TH AVN GROUP, 1 AVN BDE

Casualty Data:
  Start Tour:  Wednesday, 11/19/1969
  Casualty Date:  Saturday, 04/11/1970
  Age at Loss:  18
  Location: Khana Hoa Province, South Vietnam
  Remains:  Body recovered
  Casualty Type:  Non-Hostile, Died of Other Causes
  Caualty Reason:  Other Causes - Ground Casualties



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