United States of AmericaPOW / MIA · Accounted for
Headstone shared by 14 interments, including Curtis Daniel Miller
Headstone shared by 14 interments, including Curtis Daniel Miller
U.S. Air Force · United States United States

Curtis Daniel Miller

1946 – 1972
Purple Heart
Air MedalNational Defense Service MedalVietnam Service MedalRepublic of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Vietnam Wall · Panel 02W

Major Curtis Daniel Miller served in the U.S. Air Force. Curtis served with the 16 SOS 8 TFW. Curtis served in the Vietnam War. Curtis was 25 years old.

How They Died
Manner Undetermined
Cause Multiple traumatic injuries
Circumstance Missing in action
Keepsakes
Group marker, Section 60 Grave 9553, Arlington — the crew of AC-130A 55-0044 Shared stone
Group marker, Section 60 Grave 9553, Arlington — the crew of AC-130A 55-0044 0 views
Group marker, Section 60 Grave 9553, Arlington — the crew of AC-130A 55-0044 Shared stone
Group marker, Section 60 Grave 9553, Arlington — the crew of AC-130A 55-0044 0 views
Curtis D Miller
Curtis D Miller 0 views
Service Record
U.S. Air Force
1045J: Pilot, Multi-Purpose Propeller Aircraft, Gunship (AC-130A Hercules Spectre)
PILOT
PALACIOS, TX
1972
Pay grade O03.
Awards & Decorations 5

For service and achievement

Purple Heart
Air Medal
Memorials
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Panel 02W · Line 122 cut as CURTIS D MILLER
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
Section 60
Grave 9553
In Our Keeping
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Curtis Daniel Miller
Major
U.S. Air Force
- 1972
8th Tactical Fighter Wing
Major
Purple Heart
Air Medal National Defense Service Medal Vietnam Service Medal Republic of Vietnam Campaign Medal

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