George Andrew Lamothe

George Andrew Lamothe May 15, 1969 Operation Kentucky Jumper/Operation Apache Snow - Dong Ap Bia Please contribute a written memory, a verbal memory, a video, a photo, or simply speak his name. They say a soldier dies twice. Once when he takes his last breath. Twice when his name is spoken for the last time. Speak his name... Featured Pictures See More Photos Share Photos Featured Video Watch More Videos Share Video Featured Audio Hear More Audios Share Audio Featured Written Story Read Written Stories Share Written Stories   George Andrew Lamothe George Andrew Lamothe arrived in Vietnam in November of 1968. He served with Charlie Company, 3/187th. George was wounded in action on an unknown date during the assault on Dong Ap Bia/ Hamburger Hill, was evacuated from the field and admitted to a military hospital. George succumbed to his wounds on May 15, 1969. George was from St Albans, Vermont and was twenty-two years of age. He is buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery, St Albans, Vermont. His name is etched on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, Panel 24W, Line 17. RIP soldier! Never forget! Never forgotten! Photo obtained from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund - Wall of Faces. Image available on the internet and included in accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107. Information obtained from 3/187th documents obtained by TSTP during research trips to the National Archives and Records Administration as well as from the Coffelt Database.