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PHILLIP C. ADAMS
Home Of Record:
CAMDEN
County:
Camden
Status:
Killed In Action
Rank:
PVT
Branch Of Service:
Army
Country Of Incident:
SVN
Date of Casualty:
May 05, 1970
Date of Birth:
May 24, 1950
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1st Log Cmd
524th QM Co
Support Command
Cam Ranh Bay
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PVT -
E2 - Army - Regular
1st Log Command
His tour began on Dec 4, 1969
Casualty was on May 5, 1970
In KHANH HOA, SOUTH VIETNAM
NON-HOSTILE, GROUND CASUALTY
DROWNED, SUFFOCATED
Body was recovered
Panel 11W - Line 99
 The
Coffelt Database - Records with Unit
Information on Military Personnel Who Died During the Vietnam War -
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Phillip C. Adams was born on
May 24, 1950, to Matthew and Betty Adams. His home of record is Camden,
NJ. He graduated from Camden High School.
He married Karrenn R. Gauthney in June of 1967, and they had two children,
Phillip C. II. and Valencia.
He entered the US Army and attained the rank of Private (PVT).
Adams was killed in action on May 5, 1970.
Information provided by Phillip C. Adams II and NJVVMF.
MESSAGES LEFT ON THEWALL-USA (as of 2/28/09)
** Note that some of these
messages are from years ago and there contact information may not be good
anymore **
SP/4Donal Reeves
fellow soldier vietnam co.
106 Woodland Ave Ewing twp. NJ. 08638 USA
my brother phillip forever
I was the one who tried to save you that day as you gave your life trying to
save your best friend in our
unit.All of these years went by and I still see you that day and I still try
to save you.I sang at your memorial we held for you. We fought for you to be
awarded the soldiers cross and I dont know how that turned out. I cannot
understand what else you could have done to deserve the highest award and
why we had to beg them to consider.Its ok though God saw everything and I
know he has watched over you and your family. see you later my friend and
brother
Nov 2, 2006
Jim Helmick
fellow vet
seattle, wa 98146 king
for you & your family.we didnt forget about you.Rev 21 3&4.
Wednesday, May 24, 2000
Mike Burgoon
LBurg97955@aol.com
Admirer & Neighbor
Haddon Township, NJ
You were my Camden County, NJ neighbor, but we never met. You died on my
17th birthday. I was applying for my driver's permit in Berlin, NJ that day.
You were in South Vietnam giving your life in the service your country. You
weren't much older than I and lived only a few miles down the road. Yet our
lives were worlds apart. It's possible that you had no choice but to enlist,
or maybe you were drafted. I was able to go on to college. Although
deferrments were eliminated a year before, my lottery number was very high
at 292. Two of my good friends had #7. However, they and, as I recall, no
one born in 1953 was drafted. Perhaps your sacrifice in 1970 is the reason
we now are enjoying life, family & friends in 2003. THANK YOU!
Sunday, November 09, 2003
George Niccolls
wingman643@aol.com
None we are both from new england
friends
You lived in New Jersey, I lived in New York. We never met, For this I am
sorry. You lost your life, so I can be free. All I can say is, Thank you.
You will never be forgotten. Iwis I could shake your hand.
Saturday, March 27, 2004
Jim Robertson
stormierobertson@attbi.com
Windsor, CO 80550 United States
You are not forgotten!
Friday, May 24, 2002
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