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Rest Haven Cemetery

Sperry, Osage County, Oklahoma



Corporal Teddy Hisaw
26 Jul 1947 - 28 Oct 1967
Posted by: Glen Shroads
 

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Personal Data:
  Home of Record: Catoosa,OK
  Date of Birth:  07/26/1947
Military Data:
  Service: Marine Corps (Regular)
  Rank & Grade at Loss: Corporal E4
  ID: 2088194
  MOS or Specialty: 0311 Rifleman
  Length of Service: Between 2 and 3 years
  Unit: D CO, 1ST BN, 3RD MARINES, 3RD MARDIV
Casualty Data:
  Start Tour: 09/22/1967
  Incident: 10/28/1967
  Casualty: 10/28/1967
  Age at Loss: 20
  Location: Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam
  Remains: Body Recovered
  Casualty Type: Hostile, Died
  Casualty Reason: Ground Casualty
  Casualty Detail: Gun, Small Arms Fire

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