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THOMAS M VAN ZANDT

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HONORED ON PANEL 32E, LINE 66 OF THE WALL

THOMAS MILTON VAN ZANDT

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POSTED ON 5.30.2005

POSTED BY: Robert Sage

Lt Thomas Milton Van Zandt

Thomas was a member of Co C,2 Bn,8 Cav,1 Cav Div. He died when a CH-47A from C Co,228th Assault Support Helicopter BN crashed when landing. He was one of the 8 men who died out of the 33 men on the helicopter.

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POSTED ON 3.25.2004

POSTED BY: Robert Sage

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Thomas is buried at Evergreen Cem in Austin,TX. His stone says Co C,8 CAV, 1 CAV DIV (AM) Viet Nam.

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