HONORED ON PANEL 29E, LINE 44 OF THE WALL
CLARENCE LEE SHAW
WALL NAME
CLARENCE L SHAW
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29E/44
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LEFT FOR CLARENCE LEE SHAW
POSTED ON 1.25.2000
POSTED BY: CLAY MARSTON
IN REMEMBRANCE OF THIS HEROIC YOUNG UNITED STATES ARMY SERVICE MEMBER WHOSE NAME SHALL LIVE FOREVER MORE <><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
SPECIALIST 4
CLARENCE LEE SHAW
<><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
COMPANY C
1st BATTALION
26th INFANTRY
1st INFANTRY DIVISION
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The following is a newspaper account
of the major battle in which
SPECIALIST 4 CLARENCE LEE SHAW
became a posthumous recipient of the
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NEW FIGHT FLARES IN LOC NINH REGION
Foe Apparently Ambushes U.S. Search Unit, Killing 18
SAIGON, South Vietnam, November 7 -
Two companies of the United States 1st Infantry Division,
searching for remnants of the Viet Cong regiments reported
to have been eliminated in fighting last week near the
Cambodian border, were apparently ambushed today.
Eighteen men were killed, including a battalion commander, and
20 were wounded during a one - hour clash, the division reported.
The engagement took place about five miles northeast of
Loc Ninh, the rubber plantation village that was the target
of a Viet Cong onslaught last week.
A division spokesman said that the command group was struck
by a high - explosive rocket during the first moments of the attack.
Snipers in trees accounted for many others of the killed and wounded.
The enemy unit, whose size was not estimated, was said to have
lost 66 men killed and an undetermined number of wounded.
Contact was lost when the infantrymen pulled back to
permit artillery, helicopter gunships and aircraft to blast the area.
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THE PROUD YOUNG VALOR THAT ROSE ABOVE THE MORTAL
AND THEN, AT LAST, WAS MORTAL AFTER ALL
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
NOR SHALL YOU EVER BE
CLARENCE LEE SHAW
<><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
COMPANY C
1st BATTALION
26th INFANTRY
1st INFANTRY DIVISION
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The following is a newspaper account
of the major battle in which
SPECIALIST 4 CLARENCE LEE SHAW
became a posthumous recipient of the
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NEW FIGHT FLARES IN LOC NINH REGION
Foe Apparently Ambushes U.S. Search Unit, Killing 18
SAIGON, South Vietnam, November 7 -
Two companies of the United States 1st Infantry Division,
searching for remnants of the Viet Cong regiments reported
to have been eliminated in fighting last week near the
Cambodian border, were apparently ambushed today.
Eighteen men were killed, including a battalion commander, and
20 were wounded during a one - hour clash, the division reported.
The engagement took place about five miles northeast of
Loc Ninh, the rubber plantation village that was the target
of a Viet Cong onslaught last week.
A division spokesman said that the command group was struck
by a high - explosive rocket during the first moments of the attack.
Snipers in trees accounted for many others of the killed and wounded.
The enemy unit, whose size was not estimated, was said to have
lost 66 men killed and an undetermined number of wounded.
Contact was lost when the infantrymen pulled back to
permit artillery, helicopter gunships and aircraft to blast the area.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE PROUD YOUNG VALOR THAT ROSE ABOVE THE MORTAL
AND THEN, AT LAST, WAS MORTAL AFTER ALL
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
NOR SHALL YOU EVER BE
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POSTED ON 1.24.2000
POSTED BY: CLAY MARSTON
IN REMEMBRANCE OF THIS HEROIC YOUNG UNITED STATES ARMY SERVICEMAN WHOSE NAME SHALL LIVE FOREVER MORE <><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
SPECIALIST 4
CLARENCE LEE SHAW
<><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
COMPANY C
1st BATTALION
26th INFANTRY
1st INFANTRY DIVISION
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The following is a newspaper account
of the major battle in which
SPECIALIST 4 CLARENCE LEE SHAW
became a posthumous recipient of the
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NEW FIGHT FLARES IN LOC NINH REGION
Foe Apparently Ambushes U.S. Search Unit, Killing 18
SAIGON, South Vietnam, November 7 -
Two companies of the United States 1st Infantry Division,
searching for remnants of the Viet Cong regiments reported
to have been eliminated in fighting last week near the
Cambodian border, were apparently ambushed today.
Eighteen men were killed, including a battalion commander,
and 20 were wounded during a one - hour clash, the division reported.
The engagement took place about five miles northeast of
Loc Ninh, the rubber
plantation village that was the target of a Viet Cong onslaught
last week.
A division spokesman said that the command group was struck
by a high - explosive rocket during the first moments of the attack. Snipers in trees accounted for many others of the killed and wounded.
The enemy unit, whose size was not estimated, was said to
have lost 66 men killed and an undetermined number of
wounded. Contact was lost when the infantrymen pulled back
to permit artillery, helicopter gunships and arcraft
to blast the area.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE PROUD YOUNG VALOR THAT ROSE ABOVE THE MORTAL
AND THEN, AT LAST, WAS MORTAL AFTER ALL
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
NOR SHALL YOU EVER BE
CLARENCE LEE SHAW
<><><><> DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS <><><><>
COMPANY C
1st BATTALION
26th INFANTRY
1st INFANTRY DIVISION
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The following is a newspaper account
of the major battle in which
SPECIALIST 4 CLARENCE LEE SHAW
became a posthumous recipient of the
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
NEW FIGHT FLARES IN LOC NINH REGION
Foe Apparently Ambushes U.S. Search Unit, Killing 18
SAIGON, South Vietnam, November 7 -
Two companies of the United States 1st Infantry Division,
searching for remnants of the Viet Cong regiments reported
to have been eliminated in fighting last week near the
Cambodian border, were apparently ambushed today.
Eighteen men were killed, including a battalion commander,
and 20 were wounded during a one - hour clash, the division reported.
The engagement took place about five miles northeast of
Loc Ninh, the rubber
plantation village that was the target of a Viet Cong onslaught
last week.
A division spokesman said that the command group was struck
by a high - explosive rocket during the first moments of the attack. Snipers in trees accounted for many others of the killed and wounded.
The enemy unit, whose size was not estimated, was said to
have lost 66 men killed and an undetermined number of
wounded. Contact was lost when the infantrymen pulled back
to permit artillery, helicopter gunships and arcraft
to blast the area.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
THE PROUD YOUNG VALOR THAT ROSE ABOVE THE MORTAL
AND THEN, AT LAST, WAS MORTAL AFTER ALL
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
NOR SHALL YOU EVER BE
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