GERALD REID CARR
SP4 - E4 - Army -
Selective Service
11th Armored Cavalry
11D10
20 year old Married, Caucasian, Male
Born on Mar 19, 1948
From NORTH EAST, PENNSYLVANIA
Length of service 1 year.
His tour of duty began on Aug 31, 1968
Casualty was on Feb 07, 1969
in BINH DUONG, SOUTH VIETNAM
HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
OTHER EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
Body was recovered
Religion
PROTESTANT
Remains Interred Lot H44
Quincy Cemetery, Ripley, NY
Panel 33W - - Line 76
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Gary G. Coates remembers Gerald
Reid Carr
February 7, 2006
"February 7, 1969"
Posted By: Gary G. Coates
e-Mail: ggcoates@excite.com
Relationship: Medic At The Time Of Gerald's Death
I will never forget this day and the sight of you three laying on the ground. I only
wish that I could have spared the end results.
Kenron Ritchie remembers Gerald
Reid Carr
September 25, 2003
"Gone But Not Forgotten"
Posted By: Kenron Ritchie
e-Mail: kenronr@aol.com
Relationship: Friend
Gerald and myself arrived in country on the same day. Six of us came together, only three
of us returned. Gerald was a great guy and missed everyday.
Ollie Pickral remembers Gerald Reid Carr
October 10, 2002
"Thinking Of You"
Posted By: Ollie Pickral
e-Mail: ktrp11acr@comcast.net
Relationship: Buddy
Jerry: I remember when you came back to K Troop after being wounded. The
chopper landed and you got on my track where I took you to your platoon. Hours later
after a battle, I learned that you had been killed. I still today blame myself for
being a part of you dying. I wished I'd not taken you to your platoon that day.
Your buddy.
