This Web Page Is Dedicated To The Men That Made The Greatest Sacrifice. They Will Never Be Forgotten. Welcome Home Brothers, Welcome Home!
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This web page was created by Gary and it is was his idea to honor these Heroes!
| RANK | NAME | DATE KIA | PANEL | ROW# |
| PFC | PATRICK C. BREMS | 4/1/66 | 06E | 70 |
| CPT | CHESTER LEE | 4/1/66 | 06E | 72 |
| SP4 | MICHAEL T. MULVANEY | 4/16/66 | 06E | 72 |
| CPL | ROMEY E. HUGHART JR. | 8/11/66 | 09E | 127 |
| CPL | WILLIAM E. IRWIN | 8/11/66 | 09E | 127 |
| SGT | JOHNIE E. THOMAS | 1/31/68 | 36E | 39 |
| SP4 | CHARLES L. DANIEL | 1/31/68 | 36E | 5 |
| SP4 | OWEN MEBUST | 1/31/68 | 36E | 24 |
| CPL | WILLIAM M. SEBAST | 1/31/68 | 36E | 33 |
| SP4 | CAREY C. ANTHONY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 85 |
| SGT | DOUGLAS W. DOODY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 6 |
| SP4 | FRANK FAUGHT | 1/31/68 | 36E | 7 |
| PFC | RICHARD A. GILLEY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 10 |
| PFC | IVAN D. HOMSLEY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 15 |
| CPL | WARREN F. KENERLY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 19 |
| PFC | DANNY L. LASURE | 1/31/68 | 36E | 21 |
| CPL | NESTOR OJEDA | 1/31/68 | 36E | 29 |
| PFC | HARRY F. RICHARDSON | 1/31/68 | 36E | 32 |
| PFC | TERRY L. RIEGEL | 1/31/68 | 36E | 32 |
| CPL | RANDALL K. SCHUTT | 1/31/68 | 36E | 34 |
| PFC | JAMES SEIDENSTICKER | 1/31/68 | 36E | 35 |
| PFC | JOHN T. SMITH | 1/31/68 | 36E | 36 |
| CPL | JAMES E. WALSH | 1/31/68 | 36E | 41 |
| PFC | LESTER G. YARBROUGH | 1/31/68 | 36E | 44 |
| PFC | ROLAND M. BOWEN | 1/31/68 | 36E | 87 |
| SGT | MICHAEL A. GRIEVE | 1/31/68 | 36E | 11 |
| PFC | TOM HILEY | 1/31/68 | 36E | 14 |
| PFC | JESSIE E. HARRIS | 1/31/68 | 36E | 13 |
| SSG | JIMMY BEDGOOD | 5/6/68 | 55E | 39 |
| SFC | ALAN DAVID LYLE | 6/12/68 | 57W | 4 |
| SFC | LEONARD LEE MOORE | 8/8/68 | 49W | 32 |
| SP4 | CHARLES G. STANLEY | 11/25/68 | 38W | 63 |
| SP4 | KENNETH E. ROBERTS | 2/7/69 | 33W | 81 |
| CPT | JOHN W. SALDER | 4/25/69 | 26W | 50 |
| SGT | EUGENE T. COX | 6/30/69 | 21W | 36 |
| PFC | JAMES H. WORKMAN | 6/30/69 | 21W | 40 |
| PFC | RONALD WENZEL | 6/19/72 | 1W | 47 |
| PFC | WILLIAM TERRY | 10/1/72 | 1W | 80 |
DURING TET,THE 716TH MP BATTALION LOST 27 MEN KILLED IN ACTION & SUFFERED 44 WOUNDED. MEMBERS OF THE 716TH WERE ALSO AWARDED:
1 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS
1 SILVER STAR
89 BRONZE STARS
71 PURPLE HEARTS
64 ARMY COMMENDATION MEDALS
PRESIDENTIAL UNIT CITATION
THE 716TH WAS MADE UP OF CO. A,B.C, THE 527TH MP CO. THE 90TH MP DETACHMENT & THE C-52 INFANTRY,ATTACHED FOR SECURITY ASSIGNMENTS AND THE ONLY UNIT TO BE RECOGNIZED IN THE HISTORY OF THE MP CORPS.
My Country's flag cried and the flag bowed it's bars and wept starry tears as it hung at half-mast for a soldier's years. Another youth it had called and another youth had died. I stood and I watched as my country's flag cried. It clothed the drab coffin in it's red, white, and blue, silently protecting the contents for the comfort of a few.
It brought strength to some, to others, bitter pride. But as mourners filed by, my country's flag cried. As it rode to the field where the soldier was laid away, the flag recalled the pledge that he use to stand and say. But to war he went and to keep that pledge, he tried. As the guns fired their last salute, my country's flag cried. As taps rang out, it was folded with care, for the soldier's soul a chaplain whispered a prayer. He asked God for peace in this world to abide, and in a grieving mother's arms my country's flag cried.
