Remembering and honoring this Soldier of the Korean War and his supreme sacrifice for his Country and those oppressed
PRIVATE
•. EARL FRANKLIN CLAYTON of Rossville, Walker County, Georgia.
He was born in 1934 and fell in battle on 8 December 1952 in Korea.
The husband of Frances Williams Clayton and the son of John & Hassie Dunn Clayton.
Private Clayton is a member of the Medical Company, 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division.
This honored Soldier of the Forgotten War was repatriated and rests today in the Chattanooga National Cemetery Plot Z, 66. He is memorialized at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC.
"A man is not dead until he is forgotten"
#KoreanWar #leastweforget #WeRememberYou #FallenSoldiers #USArmy #223rdInfantryRegiment #40thInfantryDivision #TheForgottenWar #RossvilleGeorgia #WalkerCounty #georgiamilitaryhistory #ChattanoogaNationalCemetery #KoreanWarHistory #TennesseeMilitaryHistory
Written by William Kuner
PRIVATE
•. EARL FRANKLIN CLAYTON of Rossville, Walker County, Georgia.
He was born in 1934 and fell in battle on 8 December 1952 in Korea.
The husband of Frances Williams Clayton and the son of John & Hassie Dunn Clayton.
Private Clayton is a member of the Medical Company, 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division.
This honored Soldier of the Forgotten War was repatriated and rests today in the Chattanooga National Cemetery Plot Z, 66. He is memorialized at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC.
"A man is not dead until he is forgotten"
#KoreanWar #leastweforget #WeRememberYou #FallenSoldiers #USArmy #223rdInfantryRegiment #40thInfantryDivision #TheForgottenWar #RossvilleGeorgia #WalkerCounty #georgiamilitaryhistory #ChattanoogaNationalCemetery #KoreanWarHistory #TennesseeMilitaryHistory
Written by William Kuner
Remembering and honoring this Soldier of the Korean War and his supreme sacrifice for his Country and those oppressed
PRIVATE
•. EARL FRANKLIN CLAYTON of Rossville, Walker County, Georgia.
He was born in 1934 and fell in battle on 8 December 1952 in Korea.
The husband of Frances Williams Clayton and the son of John & Hassie Dunn Clayton.
Private Clayton is a member of the Medical Company, 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division.
This honored Soldier of the Forgotten War was repatriated and rests today in the Chattanooga National Cemetery Plot Z, 66. He is memorialized at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC.
"A man is not dead until he is forgotten"
#KoreanWar #leastweforget #WeRememberYou #FallenSoldiers #USArmy #223rdInfantryRegiment #40thInfantryDivision #TheForgottenWar #RossvilleGeorgia #WalkerCounty #georgiamilitaryhistory #ChattanoogaNationalCemetery #KoreanWarHistory #TennesseeMilitaryHistory
Written by William Kuner
PRIVATE
•. EARL FRANKLIN CLAYTON of Rossville, Walker County, Georgia.
He was born in 1934 and fell in battle on 8 December 1952 in Korea.
The husband of Frances Williams Clayton and the son of John & Hassie Dunn Clayton.
Private Clayton is a member of the Medical Company, 223rd Infantry Regiment, 40th Infantry Division.
This honored Soldier of the Forgotten War was repatriated and rests today in the Chattanooga National Cemetery Plot Z, 66. He is memorialized at the Korean War Veterans Memorial in Washington DC.
"A man is not dead until he is forgotten"
#KoreanWar #leastweforget #WeRememberYou #FallenSoldiers #USArmy #223rdInfantryRegiment #40thInfantryDivision #TheForgottenWar #RossvilleGeorgia #WalkerCounty #georgiamilitaryhistory #ChattanoogaNationalCemetery #KoreanWarHistory #TennesseeMilitaryHistory
Written by William Kuner
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