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Staff Sergeant John Calvin Bohannon
Nov 27, 1939 -  Feb 1, 1967
Posted by Jo Aguirre 
 
A wonderful Son,
the best big Brother,
and the Uncle never known.   

John Calvin Bohannon was the son of John C Bohannon and Nadine Skinner.

SSG John Calvin Bohannon's tour of duty began on January 4, 1967. SSG Bohannon was assigned to 168th Engineer Battalion, 79th Engineer Group, 20th Engineer Brigade. SSG Bohannon died from injuries received while a passenger in a military vehicle en route to a combat support area when the vehicle struck a hostile mine. SSG Bohannon was the father of two children. 

John Calvin Bohannon is on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Panel 14E Line 102.
 

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Personal Data:
  Home of Record:  Sayre, OK
  Date of Birth: Monday, 11/27/1939
  Sex: Male  
  Race: Caucasian  
  Married? No  
  Religion: Roman Catholic
 
Military Data:
  Service:  Army of the United States (Regular)
  Rank & Grade at Loss: Staff Sergeant E6
  Promotion Note: None
  ID:  18639760
  MOS or Specialty:  Not Recorded
  Length of Service:  4 to 6 years
  Unit: 168th EngrBn, 79th Engr Grp, 20th Engr Brigade
Casualty Data:
  Start Tour: Wednesday 01/04/1967   
  Incident:  Wednesday 02/01/1967
  Age at Loss:  27
  Location: Binh Duong, South Vietnam
  Remains:  Body Recovered
  Casualty:  Ground Casualty
  Type casualty: Hostile, Died
  Casualty detail:  other Explosive Device

 

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