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August 29
4 DIC • 1 Award
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DICs August 29

John Ballard
John Ballard
Captain · Infantry · Class 5 (1965)
Captain John Richard Ballard IN 5-65 died from multiple fragmentation wounds 29 August 1966 while serving with Company B, 1st Battalion, 27th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division, RVN. He had been in country 89 days.
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Sharel Bales
Sharel Bales
First Lieutenant · Field Artillery · Class 7 (1965)
First Lieutenant Sharel Edward Bales FA 7-65 died in an aircraft accident caused by bad weather 29 August 1967 while serving as a pilot with 191st Assault Helicopter Company, 214th Aviation Battalion, 12th Aviation Group, 1st Aviation Brigade, RVN. He had been in country 99 days.
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Thomas Stone
Thomas Stone
Thomas David Stone · Infantry · Class 61 (1967)
First Lieutenant Thomas David Stone IN 61-67 died from an other explosive device 29 August 1969 while serving with Company E, 2nd Battalion, 14th Infantry Regiment, 25th Infantry Division, RVN. He had been in country 237 days.
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John Guthridge
John Guthridge
Captain · Armor · Class 6 (1967)
Captain John Howard Guthridge AR 6-67 died when his armored personnel carrier rolled over a bag of grenades from an old bunker 29 August 1969 while serving with B Troop, 1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, RVN. He had been in country 132 days.
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Awards August 29

Cameron Clough
Distinguished Service Cross Ribbon
✦ DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS ✦
Cameron Clough
Captain · Infantry · Class 17 (1942)
Captain Cameron A. Clough IN 17-1942 was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for actions on 28-29 August 1944 near the Brest Airfield and at Harmao, France while serving as a commanding officer of an infantry company of the 9th Infantry Regiment, 2d Infantry Division. For two days, Captain Clough led his company in the assault on the enemy airfield at Brest. He was struck by a shrapnel charge in the head, however, despite the loss of an eye and other severe injuries, he fought on until ordered by a superior officer to be evacuated for surgical care.
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