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Headstone of Clarence Clifton Adams
Headstone of Clarence Clifton Adams
U.S. Army · United States United States

Clarence Clifton Adams

1948 – 1969
Bronze Star Medal
Purple HeartNational Defense Service MedalVietnam Service MedalRepublic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Vietnam Wall · Panel 32W

Sergeant Clarence Clifton Adams served in the U.S. Army. Clarence served with the 4 INF DIV. Clarence served in the Vietnam War. Clarence was 20 years old.

How They Died
Manner Combat Death
Cause Gunshot wound
Circumstance Killed in action
Place Pleiku
Keepsakes
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Service Record
U.S. Army
Infantryman (11B)
INFANTRYMAN
PLEIKU
1969
Pay grade E04.
Awards & Decorations 5

For service and achievement

Bronze Star Medal
Purple Heart
Memorials
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Panel 32W · Line 10 cut as CLARENCE C ADAMS
Burial Information
Cemetery Wood National Cemetery
Section 43
Grave 11
Row 10
In Our Keeping
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Clarence Clifton Adams
Sergeant
U.S. Army
- 1969
14th Infantry Regiment
Sergeant
Bronze Star Medal
Purple Heart National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Service Medal Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
14TH INFANTRY REGIMENT - Distinctive Unit Insignia

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