Highest Honors Special Operations POW / MIA
United States of America
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Garnet Grant Vintes
Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Garnet Grant Vintes
U.S. Army · United States United States

Garnet Grant Vintes

Lieutenant Colonel
1930 – 2010
2 wars 1 assignment

Lieutenant Colonel Garnet Grant Vintes served in the U.S. Army for 20 years. Garnet served in the Vietnam War and the Cold War. Garnet was married to Laura Vintes. Garnet was 79 years old.

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Headstone Front of Garnet Grant Vintes. Arlington National Cemetery. Shared stone
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Branch

U.S. Army · 1954 – 1974

Highest rank

Lieutenant Colonel

Wars

Vietnam WarCold War
Service Record
U.S. Army
1954 – 1974
Conflicts
Vietnam War Cold War
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery ↗
Section 68
Grave 2594
  • The grave itself
  • 12 laid nearby · point at one to see who, click for more

Laid nearby · Section 68

7,554 others are held in this section; these are the nearest stones.

William Ernest MinnsGrave 2595Ida MinnsGrave 2595Joseph E HerschGrave 2593Ilma HerschGrave 2593Anthony StathopoulosGrave 2700Terry E WilsonGrave 2592Juan B MartinezGrave 2596Joseph A MorrisGrave 2488Walter J KorpaczGrave 2701Helen KorpaczGrave 2701Linwood Coghill HardmonGrave 2699Matthew W Jordan Jr.Grave 2489
Also Interred
Laura Vintes
Beloved Wife Section 68 · Grave 2594 1930 – 1988
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