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Keller, Francis Joseph
Army Private 1st class

Francis Joseph Keller, age 20, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Thursday, May 28, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam

Source: National Archives, Central New Jersey Home News (1970)

Delikat, Edward John Jr.
Army Specialist 4

Edward John Jr. Delikat, age 21, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Parents: Hedwig Kozlowski Delikat

Service era: Vietnam
Schools: Bayonne High graduate
Military history: Company A, 3rd Battalion, 1st Infantry of the American Division’s 11th Light Infantry Brigade

Date of death: Wednesday, May 13, 1970
Death details: Killed in South Vietnam when his unit was ambushed while returning to base.

Source: National Archives, Bayonne Times (1970)

Kaus, Wladislaw
Army Specialist 4

Wladislaw Kaus, age 25, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Parents: Helen Kaus

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Monday, April 13, 1970
Death details: Non-hostile death in South Vietnam
Cemetery: Holy Cross in North Arlington, New Jersey

Source: National Archives., UPI (1970), findagrave.com

Keller, Leonard
Army Specialist 4

Leonard Keller, age 19, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Parents: Leonard P. Keller Sr.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, March 10, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam

Source: National Archives, Fort Worth Star Telegram (1970)

LeBlanc, Fred Joseph
Army Specialist 4

Fred Joseph LeBlanc, age 20, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Monday, February 2, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam

Source: National Archives

Negron, Victor Manuel
Air Force Airman 1st class

Victor Manuel Negron, age 22, from Bayonne, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, September 19, 1967
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam
Cemetery: Mobile National

Source: National Archives, grave marker

Black, William T. Jr.
Army Recruit

William T. Jr. Black, age 23, from Jersey City, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Parents: William T. Black Sr.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Wednesday, November 8, 1961
Death details: Among 77 killed in Richmond, Virginia when the engines aboard their plane failed and it crashed into marshland. The crew and passengers died from carbon monoxide poisoning. The flight was enroute from Baltimore to Columbia, South Carolina.

Source: Associated Press (1961), New York Daily News (1961)

Monson, Theodore M. Jr.
Army Recruit

Theodore M. Jr. Monson, age 17, from North Bergen, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Parents: Theodore Monson

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Wednesday, November 8, 1961
Death details: Among 77 killed in Richmond, Virginia when the engines aboard their plane failed and it crashed into marshland. The crew and passengers died from carbon monoxide poisoning. The flight was enroute from Baltimore to Columbia, South Carolina.

Source: Associated Press (1961), New York Daily News (1961)

Cummings, Edward Patrick
Navy Lieutenant

Edward Patrick Cummings from Jersey City, New Jersey, Hudson county.

Service era: Korea

Date of death: Wednesday, May 26, 1954
Death details: On July 11, 1952, an AD-3Q Skyraider (bureau number 122863) with a crew of two departed the USS Bon Homme Richard (CV-31) on a strike mission against enemy targets in Pyongyang. While diving at its target, the Skyraider was hit by anti-aircraft fire and crashed near Pyongyang. Witnesses did not see any parachutes leave the aircraft before it crashed, and the fate of the two crew members is unknown. They were not reported to be prisoners of war, and their remains have not been recovered. Lieutenant Edward Patrick Cummings, who joined the U.S. Navy from New Jersey, served with Detachment 41, Composite Squadron 33, embarked aboard the Bon Homme Richard. He was the pilot of this Skyraider when it crashed and he remains unaccounted-for. Today, Lieutenant Cummings is memorialized on the Courts of the Missing at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.

Source: National Archives, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency

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