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Wiliam Lee Ward
08 Feb 1944 - 01 Dec 1966
Submitted by: Jo Aguirre


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Personal Data:
 
Home of Record: Tahlequah, OK
  Date of Birth: 2/08/1944
Military Data:
  Service: Army of the United States
  Rank: Private First Class
Grade at Loss: E3
  Promotion Note: None
  ID: 18692625
  MOS or Specialty: 11E10; Armor Crewman
  Length of Service: 02
  Unit: C CO, 2ND BN, 18TH INFANTRY, 1ST INF DIV, USARV
Casualty Data:
  Start Tour: 11/11/1966
  Incident: 12/01/1966
 Casulaty Date: 12/01/1966
  Age at Loss: 22
  Location: South Vietnam
  Remains:Body Recovered
  Type casualty: Non-hostile, died of other causes
 Casulty Reason: Ground Casualty
  Casualty detail:Drowned or Suffocated
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