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Charles Richard LaBounty, 1948–1971 (aged 22 years)

Name
Charles Richard /LaBounty/
Given names
Charles Richard
Nickname
Ricky
Surname
LaBounty
Birth
August 12, 1948
Lampasas, Lampasas, Texas, USA
Quality of data: transcrption
Citation details: lampa48b
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January 20, 1969
Military
United States Army
between 1970 and 1971
South Vietnam
Note: Charles R. La Bounty; Texas; PFC Company B, 4th Battalion, 3rd Infantry, 11th American Division; Vietnam
Charles Richard "Ricky" LaBounty - Military Marker
Charles Richard "Ricky" LaBounty - Military Marker
Death
April 21, 1971 (aged 22 years)
Vietnam
Burial
April 1971 (0 after death)
Lampasas, Lampasas, Texas, USA
Cemetery: Oak Hill Cemetery
Address: N 31.07017 and W –98.1961 Oak Hill Cemetery is located in the northwest part of the city of Lampasas. Drive north on US 281/US 190/US 183 to E Street; turn left, west, and go to end of street [corner of E and Porter Street]. Turn right into cemetery.
Note: tombstone inscription: C. R. Ricky LaBounty; Christ Died For The Greatest Of Causes -; Love and Peace. 1971 Years Later So Did; Gentle, Loving Ricky; "And Jesus Wept"; John 11: 32-37
Charles Richard "Ricky" LaBounty Tombstone
Charles Richard "Ricky" LaBounty Tombstone
Birth
Quality of data: transcrption
Citation details: lampa48b
Death
Burial
Note
Citation details: personal observation
Military

Charles R. La Bounty; Texas; PFC Company B, 4th Battalion, 3rd Infantry, 11th American Division; Vietnam
Burial

tombstone inscription: C. R. Ricky LaBounty; Christ Died For The Greatest Of Causes -; Love and Peace. 1971 Years Later So Did; Gentle, Loving Ricky; "And Jesus Wept"; John 11: 32-37
Note

http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~txclapor/GovtMilitary/TXVIETCASUALTY_L.htm

LABOUNTY , CHARLES RICHARD
PFC
463846320
HOME OF RECORD: LAMPASAS, TX; DOB: February 24, 1945; DATE OF DEATH OR DECLARED DEAD: April 21, 1971; MILITARY SERVICE: U.S. ARMY; COMPONENT: Selective Service; MOS / SERVICE OCCUPATION: Light Weapons Infantry (ARMY); UNIT: B Co, 4th Bn, 3rd Inf, 198th LIB; TYPE OF CASUALTY: NON-HOS. DIED-OTHER; PLACE OF DEATH: S.VIETNAM;
Note

Vietnam Veterans Memorial National Park Service Alphabetical Directory (at each end of the wall)

Name- Labounty, Charles Richard; Rank-PFC; Service: AR; Date of Birth: 12 Aug 48; Date of Casualty: 21 Apr 71; Enlistment Location: Lampasas, TX; Panel/Line: 4W-136

Citation details: personal observation
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