Transport plane crash 25 January 1966

Hetterly, John Donald Sr.
Army Sergeant

John Donald Sr. Hetterly, age 34, from Orange County Orlando, Florida .

Parents: Bertha Rinehart and stefather Albert Rinehart
Spouse: Hiroka Hetterly
Children: John D. Hetterly Jr.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.
Cemetery: Woodlawn Memorial Park

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966), Orlando Sentinel (1966)

Alston, Charles Edward
Army Private 1st class

Charles Edward Alston, age 24, from Wake County Raleigh, North Carolina .

Parents: Mary F. Lane

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, News and Observer (1966), Associated Press (1966)

Hicks, Woodie Lee
Army Private 1st class

Woodie Lee Hicks, age 22, from Cordova County Cordova, Alabama .

Parents: Wesley Hicks

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966)

Ashley, Charles R. Jr.
Army Private 1st class

Charles R. Jr. Ashley, age 21, from Brooks County Barney, Georgia .

Parents: Charles R. Ashley

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, Associated Press (1966)

Hogan, Radford Douglas
Army Sergeant

Radford Douglas Hogan, age 35, from Denver County Colorado.

Spouse: Carolyn Hogan

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966)

Bell, Paul M.
Army Private 1st class

Paul M. Bell, age 19, from Centerville, Tennessee .

Spouse: Patricia Howcraft Bell
Children: Tim

Service era: Vietnam
Military history: Company A, 7th Cavalry Division

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.
Cemetery: Centerville

Source: National Archives, Associated Press (1966)

Hunter, David
Army Staff sergeant

David Hunter, age 29, from Cook County Chicago, Illinois .

Spouse: Jean R. Hunter

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966)

Bowman, Robert Carlos
Army Sergeant

Robert Carlos Bowman, age 23, from Pinellas County Saint Petersburg, Florida .

Parents: Rodman Bowman
Spouse: Marsha Bowman
Children: Julie and Tandy

Service era: Vietnam
Military history: 1st Cavalry

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, Tampa Bay Times (1966)

James, Joseph
Army Private 1st class

Joseph James, age 22, from New Hanover County Wilmington, North Carolina .

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966)

Brooks, Monte D.
Army Private 1st class

Monte D. Brooks, age 23, from Norfolk County Norfolk, Virginia .

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Tuesday, January 25, 1966
Death details: He was en route to join a new offensive against the Viet Cong when the transport plane slammed into a hillside in Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1966)

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