RD2 Class Anthony Bartow Brown, Vietnam Veteran and native of Tucson, Arizona.
Radarman Second Class Anthony Bartow Brown was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Navy, RD2 Brown served our country until June 6th, 1968 in Darlac, South Vietnam. He was 22 years old and was not married. It was reported that Anthony died from artillery fire. His body was recovered. Anthony was born on December 31st, 1945 in Tucson, Arizona. RD2 Brown is on panel 60W, line 025 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 4 years.
Anthony was a good friend to my cousin Jim Babb. Jim located Anthony's mother and I took his picture to the wall in Washington. God Bless You each and every one that served. Holly.
I MISS YOU TONY. THAT CROOKED SMILE, THAT SENSE OF HUMOR. THAT GLEAM IN YOUR EYES. MISCHIEVOUS, THAT WAS YOU AND A TRUE FRIEND! I HELD IT IN FOR A LONG TIME BUT, WHEN I SAW YOUR NAME ON THE WALL, I WEPT LIKE A CHILD. AND I OFTEN DO STILL AS I CONSIDER THE LOSS OF YOUR LIGHT! I THINK OF YOU WITH MISTY EYES AND I SPEAK WELL OF YOU. YOUR MEMORY IS ALIVE. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND YOU ARE IN MY SONGS. THANK YOU MY FRIEND, FOR YOUR TIME, YOUR COURAGE, YOUR ZEST. MEMORIES OF ALL THESE I WILL CHERISH ALL MY DAYS! WITH LOVE, HONOR AND RESPECT...I REMAIN...YOUR SHIPMATE, YOUR FRIEND....JOHN E VANCE, RM3, VUNG RO BAY, IUWG1, UNIT 5,1968.
I served with Anthony in Vung Ro bay, Vietnam in 1968. We now have a web site dedicated to the memory of those who served and died in Vung Ro, where Anthony was stationed. Please visit the site and learn about "life" in Vung Ro bay in 1968. My name is: Larry Dunham SM3 USN, IUWG-1 Unit-5 Westpacdet, Vung Ro, RVN, Jan 1968 to Dec 1968.
He served as a Radarman 2nd Class with Detachment 5, Vung Ro Bay, TUWG-1, Task Force-115, USNAVFORV.
He was awarded The Purple Heart Medal, the Navy Good Conduct Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal.
Radarman Second Class Anthony Bartow Brown was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Navy, RD2 Brown served our country until June 6th, 1968 in Darlac, South Vietnam. He was 22 years old and was not married. It was reported that Anthony died from artillery fire. His body was recovered. Anthony was born on December 31st, 1945 in Tucson, Arizona. RD2 Brown is on panel 60W, line 025 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 4 years.
Anthony was a good friend to my cousin Jim Babb. Jim located Anthony's mother and I took his picture to the wall in Washington. God Bless You each and every one that served. Holly.
I MISS YOU TONY. THAT CROOKED SMILE, THAT SENSE OF HUMOR. THAT GLEAM IN YOUR EYES. MISCHIEVOUS, THAT WAS YOU AND A TRUE FRIEND! I HELD IT IN FOR A LONG TIME BUT, WHEN I SAW YOUR NAME ON THE WALL, I WEPT LIKE A CHILD. AND I OFTEN DO STILL AS I CONSIDER THE LOSS OF YOUR LIGHT! I THINK OF YOU WITH MISTY EYES AND I SPEAK WELL OF YOU. YOUR MEMORY IS ALIVE. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND YOU ARE IN MY SONGS. THANK YOU MY FRIEND, FOR YOUR TIME, YOUR COURAGE, YOUR ZEST. MEMORIES OF ALL THESE I WILL CHERISH ALL MY DAYS! WITH LOVE, HONOR AND RESPECT...I REMAIN...YOUR SHIPMATE, YOUR FRIEND....JOHN E VANCE, RM3, VUNG RO BAY, IUWG1, UNIT 5,1968.
I served with Anthony in Vung Ro bay, Vietnam in 1968. We now have a web site dedicated to the memory of those who served and died in Vung Ro, where Anthony was stationed. Please visit the site and learn about "life" in Vung Ro bay in 1968. My name is: Larry Dunham SM3 USN, IUWG-1 Unit-5 Westpacdet, Vung Ro, RVN, Jan 1968 to Dec 1968.
He served as a Radarman 2nd Class with Detachment 5, Vung Ro Bay, TUWG-1, Task Force-115, USNAVFORV.
He was awarded The Purple Heart Medal, the Navy Good Conduct Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal.
RD2 Class Anthony Bartow Brown, Vietnam Veteran and native of Tucson, Arizona.
Radarman Second Class Anthony Bartow Brown was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Navy, RD2 Brown served our country until June 6th, 1968 in Darlac, South Vietnam. He was 22 years old and was not married. It was reported that Anthony died from artillery fire. His body was recovered. Anthony was born on December 31st, 1945 in Tucson, Arizona. RD2 Brown is on panel 60W, line 025 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 4 years.
Anthony was a good friend to my cousin Jim Babb. Jim located Anthony's mother and I took his picture to the wall in Washington. God Bless You each and every one that served. Holly.
I MISS YOU TONY. THAT CROOKED SMILE, THAT SENSE OF HUMOR. THAT GLEAM IN YOUR EYES. MISCHIEVOUS, THAT WAS YOU AND A TRUE FRIEND! I HELD IT IN FOR A LONG TIME BUT, WHEN I SAW YOUR NAME ON THE WALL, I WEPT LIKE A CHILD. AND I OFTEN DO STILL AS I CONSIDER THE LOSS OF YOUR LIGHT! I THINK OF YOU WITH MISTY EYES AND I SPEAK WELL OF YOU. YOUR MEMORY IS ALIVE. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND YOU ARE IN MY SONGS. THANK YOU MY FRIEND, FOR YOUR TIME, YOUR COURAGE, YOUR ZEST. MEMORIES OF ALL THESE I WILL CHERISH ALL MY DAYS! WITH LOVE, HONOR AND RESPECT...I REMAIN...YOUR SHIPMATE, YOUR FRIEND....JOHN E VANCE, RM3, VUNG RO BAY, IUWG1, UNIT 5,1968.
I served with Anthony in Vung Ro bay, Vietnam in 1968. We now have a web site dedicated to the memory of those who served and died in Vung Ro, where Anthony was stationed. Please visit the site and learn about "life" in Vung Ro bay in 1968. My name is: Larry Dunham SM3 USN, IUWG-1 Unit-5 Westpacdet, Vung Ro, RVN, Jan 1968 to Dec 1968.
He served as a Radarman 2nd Class with Detachment 5, Vung Ro Bay, TUWG-1, Task Force-115, USNAVFORV.
He was awarded The Purple Heart Medal, the Navy Good Conduct Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal.
Radarman Second Class Anthony Bartow Brown was a casualty of the Vietnam War. As a member of the Navy, RD2 Brown served our country until June 6th, 1968 in Darlac, South Vietnam. He was 22 years old and was not married. It was reported that Anthony died from artillery fire. His body was recovered. Anthony was born on December 31st, 1945 in Tucson, Arizona. RD2 Brown is on panel 60W, line 025 of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Washington D.C. He served our country for 4 years.
Anthony was a good friend to my cousin Jim Babb. Jim located Anthony's mother and I took his picture to the wall in Washington. God Bless You each and every one that served. Holly.
I MISS YOU TONY. THAT CROOKED SMILE, THAT SENSE OF HUMOR. THAT GLEAM IN YOUR EYES. MISCHIEVOUS, THAT WAS YOU AND A TRUE FRIEND! I HELD IT IN FOR A LONG TIME BUT, WHEN I SAW YOUR NAME ON THE WALL, I WEPT LIKE A CHILD. AND I OFTEN DO STILL AS I CONSIDER THE LOSS OF YOUR LIGHT! I THINK OF YOU WITH MISTY EYES AND I SPEAK WELL OF YOU. YOUR MEMORY IS ALIVE. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND YOU ARE IN MY SONGS. THANK YOU MY FRIEND, FOR YOUR TIME, YOUR COURAGE, YOUR ZEST. MEMORIES OF ALL THESE I WILL CHERISH ALL MY DAYS! WITH LOVE, HONOR AND RESPECT...I REMAIN...YOUR SHIPMATE, YOUR FRIEND....JOHN E VANCE, RM3, VUNG RO BAY, IUWG1, UNIT 5,1968.
I served with Anthony in Vung Ro bay, Vietnam in 1968. We now have a web site dedicated to the memory of those who served and died in Vung Ro, where Anthony was stationed. Please visit the site and learn about "life" in Vung Ro bay in 1968. My name is: Larry Dunham SM3 USN, IUWG-1 Unit-5 Westpacdet, Vung Ro, RVN, Jan 1968 to Dec 1968.
He served as a Radarman 2nd Class with Detachment 5, Vung Ro Bay, TUWG-1, Task Force-115, USNAVFORV.
He was awarded The Purple Heart Medal, the Navy Good Conduct Medal, The National Defense Service Medal, The Vietnam Service Medal and the Vietnam Campaign Medal.
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