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| Name |
Location |
Date reported |
ALL
Claim POW or MIA
and then some |
Actual
Records Indicate/Notes
|
Caffaro, John
aka Goslin, John Samuel |
New Jersey |
04/1998
10/99 |
In phone conversation claimed 1st MAW in
Phu Bai, Cambodia ops.
Has "all the paperwork" to support his
POW claims. |
Records indicate served
from 09/29/67 to 12/06/68, PFC... served RVN 27 My 1968 "AdminMan"
till 10 Sept 68 "sick".. NO Purple Heart. Awards and
decorations: national Defense, Vietnam Service Medal. |
Calvo, David R. "Dupont"
aka "Dupont", David R.Calvo |
Fort Walton Beach. FL |
11/2000
multiple reports |
Claims POW, Warrant officer, helicopter
pilot |
Has VA POW ID CARD |
| Camp,
Dan Charles |
Allen
County, IN |
06/2005 |
Claims
he graduated at age 17 and had to get his parents permission to enlist
in the Navy. Originally wanted to be a helicopter mechanic - was a
door gunner on a helicopter and served one tour. He did not say he
was a SEAL but that he was somehow recruited while in country to join
them on one or more missions. He said they had sought one or more
volunteers to go with them into Laos. His activities there were
classified.
He said his first wife divorced
him after he was shot down in Cambodia and listed as missing. He
claimed to have been held underground in a 4x4x4' box
until some of his comrades went against orders and returned to
rescue him.
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|
Daniel
Charles Camp is not now and never was a US Navy SEAL, and was NEVER
solicited by a SEAL unit to accompany them on combat operations. The
SEAL Teams never (NEVER) call for volunteers to accompany them on combat
operations! The members of a SEAL platoon train intensely together as a
small unit for many months (sometimes close to one full year) before
deploying anywhere in order that they might effectively work together as
a cohesive unit. Their reactions to situations and circumstances become
so integrated that their interactions and coordinated movements in
combat seem to take on the aspect of telepathy. No words are necessary
between the SEALs because they all know their jobs, their
responsibilities, and what other platoon members expect of them. To
introduce an untrained outsiderinto that closely knit and tightly
coordinated unit is a truly insane concept.
Born in 1947. Served from Jul 1 66
to June 21 1972. Navy AMS3. ONLY medal, National Defense. Court Martial
transcript "not in file." Attened "P", "A"
school and corrosion control training. NO RECORD OR ANY COMBAT OR
OVERSEAS DUTY.
Works for Police Dept. |
|
Campbell, A.E. |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
| Campbell,
Michael Craig |
Burley
ID |
01/2006 |
the
tale, the records, the comments ...... |
. |
|
Campbell, Terri |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
| Campbell.
Thomas E. |
. |
2005 |
Claims
while on a classified mission "SFC" Campbell was captured. After being
captured, Campbell managed to escape and rescue a Navy Pilot that was
also imprisoned. Claims to have been awarded a Navy Cross for the
incident, yet no documentation exists. |
Letter
re: POW info |
| Campofiore,
Joseph Alexander |
Virginia |
05/2005 |
Claims
he served in the 173rd airborne "magnificent bastards"
in Vietnam during the late 60's early 70's. He told me he was
staff sergeant and was awarded a Purple Heart and a cross and was
taken prisoner for 3 days by the viet cong. ... was forced to watch
2 of his "boys" be slowly tortured to death by the viet cong.
He told me that after about 3 days he was rescued by the Americans. He
said that he has no
veteran benefits because he was arrested for murder after Vietnam and
the government stripped him of all his benefits and medals. .... |
. |
| Capach,
Charles L.E.
aka Charles LeCapach |
. |
08/2004 |
hi
my name is chief charles.l.e.capach i was 22years in us army i
went to range school in 1963 i was all so specialforces i went to
jungle school and pathfinder school and diver school i was with
sog
and bluelight light or sfod-d work with rvn rangers fpr 2years i am a
member of the flowins assos heare sf,assoc mike force and war ranger
life member 565 u.s.mra life member special ops assoc i was in nam
for 7years was a p.o.w and was in laso for a time i was a SP/7
E-7
then became a cwo-4 in georgia then became a O-5 ltc in g.a. guard i
am now working as a indian marshal in n,y and g,a. and n.c i am now
going blind becouse of suger and combat woundshope you can all
read
this note to you all i was also a teacher at ranger school i was with
the 5th ranger bn mountany traning school and was teacher at M.A.C.V.
RECONDO SCHOOL TO FOR A TIME AS ALWAYS KEEP UP TYE GOOD WORK AND
rangers lead the way yours truley chief or ltc OLD RANGERS
NEVER
DIE THE JUST LEAD THE WAY MUCH SLOWER BUT BETTER SOME
WAYS
SFOD1732@YAHOO.COM
PPS.I FOR GOT IWAS WITH THE 173
2BN .CO.N AND WITH THE173 2BN A.CO
I never sad i was a pow in nam you know there was
other places like laso cambo and cuba do you know
about A-66 AND CUBA? HOW ABOUT WHITESTAR LASO? AND HOW
ABOUT mavsog?NO NAMES NO DOGTAGS NO ONE TO BACK YOU UP
I JUST LIE TO SAY THIS LOOK IN YOUR BOOKS AND SE IF
TELLS YOU ABOUT THILAND AND SPECIAL FORCES RANGERS IN
THILAND 46SFCO AND LOOK IN YOUR BOOKS ABOUT LZ
ENGLISH?
===========================================================
SF Mike Force Assn Honcho regarding his MSF
claims:
No Christmas turkey has
ever been so full of shit.
|
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| Capps,
Thomas E. |
. |
12/2002 |
Claims POW ESCAPEE. USMC Nam May 66 - Mar
67 |
. |
|
Carl, William Von |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
| Carpenter,
Bert |
. |
09/2005 |
http://www.ocala.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20050922/NEWS07/209220385/1011
Bertrand Carpenter, 71
CITRUS SPRINGS - Bertrand " Bert" Carpenter, 71, a retired
nuclear instructor, died Sunday, Sept. 18, 2005.
A native of Philadelphia, he moved here from Williamstown, N.J., in
1995. Mr. Carpenter was a U.S. Navy veteran of the Korean and Vietnam
wars. He was a prisoner of war during the Vietnam War and was awarded
the Purple Heart. He was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
4864 and of Grace Baptist Church.
.... Hopper Funeral Homes, Beverly Hills Chapel, provided
information. |
. |
| Carr,
James E |
Tustin,
CA |
01/2006 |
Claims
he
was shot down in a huey and taken
prisoner for about two months. When
pressed about details "he didn't want to talk about it, it brings
up to many bad memories"
Claims
"he
was in the back." He
even goes as far as telling his associates that he was a
"hero" and fought for their freedom! He took his photo with
Bob Dornan the founder of the POW bracelet (trying to add truth to his
story). Uses this story to run his realty business
Working
as a realtor in Tustin CA. His website is http://www3.helpusell.com/CarrRealty/Listings/Residential.aspx. |
. |
| CARR,
RICHARD L |
Forsyth,
MO
Carrollton, IL |
04/2008 |
Claims escaped from the Hanoi Hilton |
NEVER
A POW
Served in the Army Sept 66 - Sept
69. MOS 63B20
Discharged an E3 |
Carrio, Miquel
aka Mike |
Houston, TX |
. |
POW, Green Beret, Air America |
convicted felon |
| Carroll,
William Arthur |
FL |
03/2006
05/2006 |
Claims
POW from Vietnam, USMC, Special Forces. Claims 8 yrs service - 1962 -
1970. Claims Capt or Major. Claims Purple Heart. Claims hands
registered as "deadly weapons." Speaks at USMC recruiting
station, local high school. Claims he works with/for Homeland Security.
Drives an 18 wheeler. Claims daily nightmares from captivity. |
St.
Louis could locate NO MILITARY RECORDS of any kind. THEY want to see
proof he served! |
|
Carter, Chuck |
claims lives in tent in Louisville, MS; from
IL, heading for Dothan, AL
|
01/01 |
POW, 82nd
Airborne, captured 1970 held 1.5 yrs! |
. |
| Carter,
Keith
Creton |
Arizona,
Englewood - Golden Colorado
|
02/2004 |
Claims Green Beret in Vietnam, a POW for 186 days in a
remote camp that no one knew about. Claims he escaped after 186
days of torture, having no body hair, burned feet, front teeth cut
completely out from a knife. As they took him outside of the
camp blindfolded and on his knees, they put a gun to his head and
pulled the trigger, which misfired and killed the shooter allowing him
to escape. He did three tours and was
severely wounded, spending time on the ship REPOSE and then over a
year at Walter Reed Hospital. He said he had the DSC awarded to
him November 3, 1973 and Nixon pinned it on his uniform on the White
House lawn the middle of December 1973. He belonged to Company
B. His missions were always secretive. He also was
awarded the bronze star (which he refused), two silver stars, five
purple hearts, Viet Nam service medal .....
Drives a 1993 Plymouth Colt now that his Century was
"stolen". Same Purple Heart plate may be on the Colt.
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NO RECORDS FOUND
|
|
Case, Dennis |
MI |
again
06/2006 |
Claims POW
|
| Case,
Raymond |
. |
10/2001
02/2002 |
Claims USMC Sgt Maj, Silver
Star, Bonze Star, Navy Cross, Operation Oregon, 1st Force Recon or
claims POW and the above - 4th Marine Recon. |
. |
|
Cashin, Joe |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
| CASSAVETES,
FRANK |
CA |
03/2008 |
quote
Frank Cassavetes is
not only an actor and personal trainer to some of Hollywood's
superstars, but he is also a hero. A
marine veteran of 27 years, with 29 months in combat in Viet Nam.
Captured, he became a prisoner of war for five years, the last three at
the infamous Hanoi Hilton prisoner of war camp. For the last ten years
of his military career, Frank was a drill instructor at the Marine
training camp at Paris Island.
Most
will recognize Frank as the sniper in the movie "John Q" with
Denzel Washington, who Frank also worked with as a personal trainer. At
the time of this writing, Frank was getting ready for roles in movies
with Michael Caine, Robert Duval, and his brother, the well known
producer Nick Cassavetes.
end quote |
NOT
A POW. RECORDS REQUESTED - NO PRELIM MATCH FOR SERVICE. |
| CASTEEL,
BOYD |
TN |
04/2008 |
Well
first thing, I guess is my name. My name is Boyd Casteel. I am 54
years old and I am married to a wonderful wife, Lisa. We are big
animal lovers so we have quite a few pets. We live
in Northeast Tennessee, in
Johnson City
,
TN.
I am a retired police officer. Law Enforcement has been a part of my
life since I was 18 years old. I am an Air Force veteren, learning my
police duties there and then going in to civilian law enforcement, once
I left the Air Force.
I am a former POW. My unit was ambushed in
Viet Nam
, myself and one other person were the only two survivors that day. We
were quickly taken to a POW camp, interrogated and tortured, then placed
in 4' by 4' bamboo cages the were outside the commanding officer offices
and left there for the duration of my stay.According to the Geneva
Convention, POS's are allowed Red Cross packages and medical
attention......my buddy and I were not. We were fed a small amount of
stale bread and very very small pieces of some kind of meat, mostly fat
along with some water,once a day.We were tortured relentlessly, every
day. In those days, all we were only allowed to say if captured, was
name, rank, and serial number. Believe me friends, after a few days of
beatings, you can't give them any info....you really don't even know
your own name anymore. I actually prayed for death but it never came.
I was kept confined for 9 months, when the camp
was taken by several Marine outfits. The Red Cross came in and tended to
all of the wounded and all the GI's that were considered critical care.
I was transported to a hospital ship to start my
rehabilitation to where I could stand and walk again, then after a few
months I was sent back to the States (
Anchorage
,
AK
) to complete my service.
As horrible as that all sounds, it is just now, that I am able to really
start talking about. It has stayed with me most all of my adult life.
Some of it never goes away.
==================================
Thank
you for the link to the POW/MIA website. Over the years, I have
researched through many archives, wrote tons of letters, even made phone
calls only to find out that there are many vets who have wrong info or
info that was never updated in their military files. Some have spent a
lot of their civilian career and most of their savings trying to correct
their files and write history the way it was meant to be written,
especially for their families.
Most folks do not understand what one piece of a servicemans file,
misplaced, can do. To some it can be completely devastating. It can mean
the difference between medical help, and just getting by in the
remaining years of ones llife.
Please don't think me a hero, for I am NOT. I was just a young kid who
had some unforunate events take place in his life. The real hero's,
well, sadly some of them are still there. Gratefully, some are in
Arlington
, but one thing is for sure....they are all with the Great Commander,
Our Lord and Savior. Most, maybe not all are listed on The Wall in
Washington
. But you know probably as well as I do, that to lose 58,000 of our
countries greatest heros's was not and never will acceptable.
Please forgive my "soapbox" mentality. Sometimes a nerve gets
struck, and I just can't help myself. Most of the country didn't want to
hear about
Viet Nam
then, and a lot still don't want to hear about it, now. But, I for one
will never stop talking about the atrocities that happen to both sides,
ours and theirs.
I don't usually speak about the war. It's over and I try to put the
heartache and misery behind me, but some of the guys we fly with wanted
to know about me, so I let my guard down and opened up a little bit. Not
for any type of adulation or pats on the back, but maybe to just let all
know that some of us are still out here, and what it was like back in
the 60's and 70's.
Thank you for your letter, and most of all thank you, Ken, for YOUR
service. It is young men and women like you that still make this the
best country in the world. As bad as it was, I would still reenlist
today and do it all over again, if youth and time were on my side.
God bless you and all like you who protect us each day, and most of all,
God bless
America
.
I remain,
your friend,
Boyd
Boyd
Casteel, DVMO1144
General
Vice President
Delta Virtual Military Operations
|
This
case is still under investigation. There is a possibility even the
"biographical data" other than the names are bogus in this
fairy tale.
There is no historical evidence to back up the claims.
|
| Caufman,
Dave |
NC |
11/2002 |
Claims POW 18 MONTHS, ESCAPED with 2
Marines and 1 Air Force Pilot, Claims Seabee, captured near Quang Tri |
Works for termite control company. |
|
Cavanagh, Wm. J. Jr |
NJ |
. |
Claims POW |
records
indicate NO captivity |
|
Castor, Ken |
Boulder, CO
previously from
Kansas
City, KS. |
. |
POW and CIA |
convicted for fraud -
NO military service |
Cayton,
Command SgtMaj (Ret) Rick
aka Richard B. Cayton
aka Richard Barr Cayton
aka Rick Cayton
|
Killeen, TX
Harker Heights, TX
Belton, TX
working in Houston
|
12/2002
02/2004
03/2005
2006 (repeated reports)
2007
2008
|
Quoted in Killeen Daily Herald 02/24/2002 "Survivor Types: Residents
overcome odds, become better human beings"
...That
same someone needs me intensity compelled POW Cayton to persevere in
January 1971. The Viet Cong attacked Sgt. Caytons six man squad at night
in a quick, fierce fight......
==============
MORE AND MORE - JUST CLICK
HERE
Cayton claims:
Distinguished Service Medal
2 Silver Stars
3 Legion of Merit
4 Bronze Stars
2 Bronze Stars w/V
5 Purple Hearts
3 Meritorious Service
3 Air Medals
3 Joint Service Commendations
Army Commendation Medal
Joint Service Achievement Medal
8 Army Good Conduct
2 National Defense Medal
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal w/bronze Arrowhead
4 Vietnam Service Medals
Southwest Asia Service Medal w/3 Bronze Service Stars
Humanitarian Service Medal
4 NCO Professional Development Ribbons
Army Service Ribbon
3 Overseas Service Ribbon
Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Kuwait Liberation Medal
Joint Meritorious Unit Award
Valorous Unit Award
Combat Infantryman Badge
Master Parachute Badge w/Bronze Service Star
Aircraft Crewman Badge
Canadian Parachute Badge
Republic of Vietnam Gallantry Cross Unit Citation with Palm
Ranger Tab
Rifle M16 expert qualification badge
Pistol 9MM expert qualification badge
.45 cal expert qualification badge
THIS ONE'S NOT OVER
YET.
December 2007 - http://www.kdhnews.com/news/story.aspx?id=21064
|
St. Louis has been unable to provide orders or dates of issue on
many of the medals noted
in his records - and the list differs from the records noted on his
DD214.
Command Sgt Major Cayton's
DD214 states "POW"
Command Sgt Major Cayton's
records claims "POW"
==========================================
Steve. There's more to the story....
Today there were a whole bunch of
replies to my quarry. It seems that this guy was held in serious
contempt by junior members of the battalion, several of whom went on
to get commissioned and at least one of whom is still on active duty.
According to these guys, he was the consummate self promoter,
egomaniac and all around asshole. This is not just from some private
who thought the guy was a hardass - quite the contrary. All the guys
that replied either retired from active duty or at least reached NCO
rank before ETS'ing. It says something when not a single guy had
anything positive to say.
Clayton evidently told the POW
story complete with torture, etc. to each RIP class he taught. For a
time he was assigned to the 1/75 Ranger Indoc Program at Hunter before
the Regt was activated and that function consolidated at Ft. Benning.
There's a good chance this POW
stuff is all hot air on his part - simply based on the rabid responses
I got.
Hope this helps. It's simply more
of the total picture of this guy. Bob
==========================
|
Richard B. Cayton.
This website is the only authorized and accurate website with
information about me and my career in the United States Army. ...
ultimatelocksales.com/rickcayton/ - 6k - Cached
- Similar
pages |
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Chamberlain, William Lee III |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
Chambers, William E.
aka Col Wild Bill Chambers |
CA |
# |
Claimed Col, Medal of Honor, POW, in cell
with Alvarez, hung upside down 31 days, Homecoming flight in 1973 by
helicopter. Claims 782,000 dollars in back pay. |
Exposed by Carole Thompson, June 9, 1989 in
the Antelope Valley Press.
Dob Dec 27 |
|
Chance, Gilbert |
Alabama |
. |
POW 13 Months, MOH |
"Home, brew and Jesus helped
Vietnam POW
escape" -
records in hand
EXPOSED |
Chapman, David A.
aka Dave Chapman |
Blaine/Bellingham,
WA |
May 99
12/2006 |
"Peace
Among Ourselves: Facing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial."
quote
Well, I have never given up on anybody that is listed as just MIA.
The POW-MIA issues is a big one of mine, as you can tell. My motorcycle,
for instance with the POW-MIA insignia on it, everything I've got
on, I'm always wearing something that I believe...to put a man's
name on that Wall when his remains have never been returned, is
not right. Because that is giving up hope. Even thought I was MIA
for 2 1/2 months....."
endquote
USA 151st Trans Co.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
UPDATED: Nov. 10, 2006
MILITARY
Vietnam War vet’s injuries recognized
Silver Rose given for Agent Orange illness
MARY LANE GALLAGHER
A Blaine resident and Vietnam War veteran
received a medal at a Blaine High School ceremony Thursday
commemorating his war service and injuries related to exposure
to Agent Orange.
Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant, has been
linked to several types of cancer and other illnesses, but
those illnesses don’t make soldiers eligible for a Purple
Heart. The Order of the Silver Rose is provided by a
nongovernmental organization that hopes to honor veterans and
raise awareness about Agent Orange exposure.
David Chapman
Jr., Washington state president of Combat Veterans
International, said he wanted to let other vets know that the
Silver Rose medal was available.
He also hopes the Purple Heart will someday
be awarded to veterans who develop illnesses related to their
Agent Orange exposure.
“My wound is no different from a lot of
guys who got shot, or who took shrapnel,” Chapman
said.
For more information about the Order of the
Silver Rose, go to www.silverrose.info.
=============================
Other than his claiming to be a POW he harasses
different organizations to re- award him his "silver
rose" medal for Agent Orange exposure related illness. He
claims he was captured in Vietnam, thrown into some sort
of pit but eventually escaped - after having to kill his
severely wounded comrade. Is seen riding his motor cycle often and you can find
him anywhere a microphone is visible.
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It was just brought to my attention that my name is on your
list of Phony POW's. I don't know where this information came
from but it is bogus! I would love to talk to someone about this
matter as soon as possible....either by email, telephone, or in person
if necessary. This really saddens me.
David A Chapman, Jr.
NPRC re Chapman:
Full name is David Auld Anderson Chapman, Jr.
Service No. 18 976 093.
Awards and decorations: National Defense Service Medal, Vietnam
Service Medal with 2 stars, Republic of Vietnam Campaign Ribbon W/
Device (1960), and Good Conduct Medal.
Mr Chapman was trained as a
teletype operator and tractor (fork lift) operator.
On 29th of June 1968 E4 Chapman
was AWOL.
On 8th of August, 1968 the following entry was placed into his
record "Dropped from rolls-DESERTION.
......that since Mr Chapman was photographed with the
Purple Heart Ribbon which he did not earn he deserves the
appropriate attention of the posting of those photos. Also he was
never MIA or POW as he has stated many times but actually AWOL DFR'D.
One of his favorite war stories was that he was an APC (armored
Personnel Carrier) "Captain"
 
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|
Chapman, Thomas Henry III |
. |
|
Claims POW |
. |
|
Cheek, Fred |
CA |
. |
Claims POW |
Deceased 01/99 |
| Chellis,
Gary |
Sandia
Pk NM |
06/2005 |
Claims
to have been a Vietnam POW for five days until his escape from his
captors. He claims to have been shot twice while being captured. Rumored
to be receiving disability pay from Siemens due to the PTSD he suffers
from because of his "capture." Claims that he had been on a
secret mission and it was the Army's policy to keep such info out of the
records - even the Purple Heart he earned on the mission. |
. |
| Cheney,
Gerry |
Huntsville, MO |
10/2002 |
Claims joined USN 1960.
Recruited into Navy Intel from boot camp. 1963, SEAL training.
COMAIRPAC 7th Fleet, special ops on Bon Homme Richard CVA 31. Received
filed command as Navy LT. Awards - 2 Silver Stars, 2 Bronze Stars w/V, 3
Purple Hearts, POW Ribbon, service in Vietnam, Lifesaving, LeLass
Honor Medal, Civilian Action Award, National Defense, Vietnam
Service with a Fleet Marine Device. Expert rifle/Pistol with E ribbons
and 24 letters of commendations. PI in FL, St. Petersburg Police
Depatment, Missouri Prison Guard, Deputy Sheriff of Randolph County for
20 years and 15 years with Dept of Justice. Wheel chair bound - Head
Veteran Dancer (Native American Indian). Dob 12/26/42 (Indiana) |
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| Cheney,
Kevin |
Newnan,
GA |
11/2006 |
Claims
to be a Vietnam POW |
. |
| Christenberry,
Dexter A |
Piney
Flats, TN |
09/2005
01/2007 |
http://www.tricities.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=TRI%2FMGArticle%2FTRI_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031785039433&path=/news/localnews&s
Hurricane Hero
Dexter Christenberry isn't giving money, clothes or
water to Hurricane Katrina victims. He's driving entire homes to them:
200 campers with air conditioning, bathrooms and more.
When the Piney Flats businessman saw the devastation
caused by the Hurricane on television, he wanted to give victims a place
to call home. This past weekend, he drove a camper to complete strangers
in Mississippi. Now that he's seen their neighborhood, he says he won't
stop driving more down.
"I told the people next door that had children,
I'll go back, I'll get you a camper and I'll bring you a camper,
Christenberry told News Channel 11 Tuesday.
The former prisoner of war was
changed forever by what he saw along the coast this weekend.
"I noticed, as we did air raids in Vietnam and we
would get through with those villages, what was left and the people that
were left. Those Vietnamese people were sitting around, twisting their
hands, trying to figure out how they were going to put their lives back
together, " he said. "{Mississippi} gave me a flashback of
Vietnam. These people don't have anywhere to go, a lot of them don't
have any family to go to."...
ACTUAL
Enlisted in the Navy 26OCT62 and was
released 19JUN64. He never rose above the grade of Airman
Apprentice. He was on the USS Ticonderoga from 16MAY63
thru 13DEC63, and then he was on the USS Saratoga until 20APR64. The
last entry shows him stationed at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Pa on 19JUN64 when
they discharged him.
Number 6 wife is divorcing him as of 01/2007.
"Told stories of his valor and glory in Vietnam
as a Navy Seal .... knew good and well that these stories were lies.
(The POW story is a new one; I never heard that one before.) "
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| Christmas,
James |
Seattle |
06/2004 |
Claims POW captured and tortured.
Has alot of flash backs and can't sleep etc. He claims the Viet Nam
guards hurt him really bad and that is why he cannot work.
Lots of his stories - and they are not the same on
different days |
CHRISTMAS JAMES JR AR E05 36K4O N
Name JAMES JR CHRISTMAS
Service ARMY
Service Component
Pay Grade E-5
Military Specialty 36K4O
Home of Record Unknown
36K
FIELD SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR
FIELD WIREMAN
MESSAGE CLK
He was in Nam Feb 68 to Feb 1970. Korea
and Germany after that. He was a "wireman"
No Purple Heart, Silver Star, Bronze star etc. He was NOT wounded nor
captured. Completed his tour, and went on for many more years in the
service, not being discharged until 88.
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Christopher, William Jr. |
. |
. |
Claims POW |
. |
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Churchill, Jim |
OH |
# |
Claims POW |
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