HONORED ON PANEL 37W, LINE 62 OF THE WALL
ALFRED PATRICK CLAYTON
WALL NAME
ALFRED P CLAYTON
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37W/62
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REMEMBRANCES
LEFT FOR ALFRED PATRICK CLAYTON
POSTED ON 12.7.2008
You Befriended Me
I'm Spec.4 E4 Frank.You Be-
Friended Me.You Let Me Use
Ur Bunk When I Would Come From The Forward Area.
You Invited Me To The NCO Club Couple Of Times.An NCO
From My Section Wanted To Know What I Was Doing There,
You Told Him I Was Ur Guest.
If I Didn't Get That 2 day
Drop,We Would've Been At Tan
Son Nhut Air Base Awaiting
My Flight Home.Just Perhaps
You Wouldn't Been KIA. I'll
Never Forget You,Clayton!
Friended Me.You Let Me Use
Ur Bunk When I Would Come From The Forward Area.
You Invited Me To The NCO Club Couple Of Times.An NCO
From My Section Wanted To Know What I Was Doing There,
You Told Him I Was Ur Guest.
If I Didn't Get That 2 day
Drop,We Would've Been At Tan
Son Nhut Air Base Awaiting
My Flight Home.Just Perhaps
You Wouldn't Been KIA. I'll
Never Forget You,Clayton!
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POSTED ON 10.19.2007
POSTED BY: John F Wear, II
I am reading your name on Nov 9, 2007
Alfred Patrick Clayton, I will be honored to read your name during the "Reading the Names" ceremony at The Wall in Washington, DC, on Novenber 9, 2007. We are participating in order to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of The Wall.
I did not know you before but I just wanted to let you know that as a US Marine who was a tank commander in Vietnam for 12 months and 29 days, I am proud, honored and humbled by your sacrifice.
Semper Fidelis,
John Wear
Sgt 3rd Tanks
RVN 1968 - 1969
I did not know you before but I just wanted to let you know that as a US Marine who was a tank commander in Vietnam for 12 months and 29 days, I am proud, honored and humbled by your sacrifice.
Semper Fidelis,
John Wear
Sgt 3rd Tanks
RVN 1968 - 1969
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POSTED ON 2.20.2005
POSTED BY: Robert Sage
We Remember
Alfred is buried at Long Island Nat Cem.
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POSTED ON 10.7.2003
POSTED BY: Harley Morgan
Thank You
After so many wars, and so many deaths, you chose to put your life in danger to protect what this country stands for now. Over 50,000 other people died fighting for the same cause as you. I am glad that you and many others put your lives on the line to protect those of the United States of America. I and many others thank you for your sevice. God Bless!
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