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James Edwin Bailey
Tombstone photo
Memorial Park Cemetery
Bartlesville, Washington County, OK
Photos © Joe Todd
Posted by Glenn
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| PERSONAL DATA: | |
| Home of Record: | Bartlesville, OK |
| Date of birth: | 04/28/1928 |
| MILITARY DATA: | |
| Service Branch: | Army of the United States |
| Grade at loss: | E6 |
| Rank: | Staff Sergeant |
| Promotion Note: | None |
| ID No: | 18174333 |
| MOS or Specialty: | 67N40: UH-1 Helicopter Repairer |
| Length Service: | 14 |
| Unit: | 118TH AHC, 145TH AVN BN, US ARMY SPT CMD VIETNAM, MACV |
| CASUALTY DATA: | |
| Start Tour: | Not Recorded |
| Incident Date: | 09/04/1964 |
| Casualty Date: | 09/04/1964 |
| Age at Loss: | 36 |
| Location: | Tay Ninh Province, South Vietnam |
| Remains: | Body recovered |
| Casualty Type: | Hostile, died outright |
| Casualty Reason: | Helicopter - Crew |
| Casualty Detail: | Air loss or crash over land |
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