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JOSEPH R KLUG

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HONORED ON PANEL 22E, LINE 25 OF THE WALL

JOSEPH RONALD KLUG

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JOSEPH R KLUG

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POSTED ON 10.7.2006

POSTED BY: Barbara Chamberlain Jurinko

Remembering a hero

I didn't know Joe, but he died with my husband Leslie Chamberlain. I recently met Joe's Girl.
You are not forgotten Hero. Those of us that remain, remember you.

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POSTED ON 2.11.2001

With Honor, From Your Platoon Leader

Klug, you will always be rememebred, I'm sorry, I could not get you home, to your family and the people that love you dearly, may God, have mercy on you and my soul. S/Sgt. Campbell

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POSTED ON 10.1.2000

POSTED BY: ronald d. nelson sr.

Never had the nerve to talk to Joe since he got killed.....just a little note to let him know we haven't forgotten.....

Just a little note to let him know we haven't forgotten.....

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