Cline, Marcus Eugene, GMG3

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Last Rank
Petty Officer Third Class
Last Primary NEC
GMG-0000-Gunner's Mate Guns
Last Rating/NEC Group
Gunner's Mate G (Guns)
Primary Unit
1967-1968, GM-0000, River Division 53 (RIVDIV 53), River Squadron 5 (RIVRON-5)
Service Years
1964 - 1968
GMG-Gunner's Mate G (Guns)

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Home State
Louisiana
Louisiana
Year of Birth
1947
 
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Casualty Info
Home Town
Shreveport, LA
Last Address
Shreveport, LA

Casualty Date
Jun 24, 1968
 
Cause
Non Hostile- Died while Missing
Reason
Drowned, Suffocated
Location
Dinh Tuong (Vietnam)
Conflict
Vietnam War
Location of Interment
Centuries Memorial Cemetery - Shreveport, Louisiana
Wall/Plot Coordinates
55W 028

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  Remembered by his cousin, Claudie Marie Cline Thompson
   
Date
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Last Updated:
Apr 14, 2012
   
Comments

22 May 2007
As I touched your name on the Wall, I remembered how you used to be afraid of our baby chickens. I remember the hot Texas summers when we played in our front yard. Then I remember the news that your mom was dead because of the doctor was drunk and didn't know what he was doing. Oh! What sadness we all left; then later it was your older brother Willian who died at the age of 14, but none of that prepared us for your death in the cold waters of Viet Nam. Your letter came as we gathered with your dad; he read it with pride and thanksgiving that he had one last word from you. Standing by your flag draped coffin, it was hard to accept we'd not see you again until that day when we gather in heaven with our parents and other family members. I know your mom and our Granny Cline were waiting there for you, for they loved you so much. Mark, I could never forget you, and I thank God for the fun times we had. I've grown old, but you will always remain a young man. Your sacrifice gave others a chance for a better life. Who knows what your example to those little Vietnamese kids that you shared you rations with has meant to their life.

Love Always,
Your Cousin Claudie

Claudie Marie Cline Thompson


   
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