COL US Army
Vietnam
George H. Wilkins, III, born August 4, 1938, first of seven children to George and Marjorie Wilkins. Drafted by the Army as a private, rising to full Colonel. Leading two platoons and infantry companies, one for a year in combat in Viet Nam. George commanded the District Advisory Team, largest in Viet Nam, for eighteen months. Graduated Command and General Staff College and National War College. The Army sent him for Bachelor and Master Degrees in Economics. Serving as Infantry Battalion Commander, Tank Heavy Brigade Commander, and Recruiting Brigade Commander. Held staff jobs as Division G-3, DOA Inspector General and the Army's Officer in Charge of Assignments and Education for 3,000+Colonels. Decorations include the Ranger Badge, five Legions of Merit and multiple Bronze Star Valor Awards. Upon retirement George worked management in the security business. Many friends were part of his life, he reveled in these "Pals".
Surviving George, his wife, children, other relatives and a host of friends. Always bragging how his family treated him, he was happiest surrounded by family and friends who often sought counsel and guidance. He died April 3, 2019.
Rest in peace sir.
Vietnam
George H. Wilkins, III, born August 4, 1938, first of seven children to George and Marjorie Wilkins. Drafted by the Army as a private, rising to full Colonel. Leading two platoons and infantry companies, one for a year in combat in Viet Nam. George commanded the District Advisory Team, largest in Viet Nam, for eighteen months. Graduated Command and General Staff College and National War College. The Army sent him for Bachelor and Master Degrees in Economics. Serving as Infantry Battalion Commander, Tank Heavy Brigade Commander, and Recruiting Brigade Commander. Held staff jobs as Division G-3, DOA Inspector General and the Army's Officer in Charge of Assignments and Education for 3,000+Colonels. Decorations include the Ranger Badge, five Legions of Merit and multiple Bronze Star Valor Awards. Upon retirement George worked management in the security business. Many friends were part of his life, he reveled in these "Pals".
Surviving George, his wife, children, other relatives and a host of friends. Always bragging how his family treated him, he was happiest surrounded by family and friends who often sought counsel and guidance. He died April 3, 2019.
Rest in peace sir.
COL US Army
Vietnam
George H. Wilkins, III, born August 4, 1938, first of seven children to George and Marjorie Wilkins. Drafted by the Army as a private, rising to full Colonel. Leading two platoons and infantry companies, one for a year in combat in Viet Nam. George commanded the District Advisory Team, largest in Viet Nam, for eighteen months. Graduated Command and General Staff College and National War College. The Army sent him for Bachelor and Master Degrees in Economics. Serving as Infantry Battalion Commander, Tank Heavy Brigade Commander, and Recruiting Brigade Commander. Held staff jobs as Division G-3, DOA Inspector General and the Army's Officer in Charge of Assignments and Education for 3,000+Colonels. Decorations include the Ranger Badge, five Legions of Merit and multiple Bronze Star Valor Awards. Upon retirement George worked management in the security business. Many friends were part of his life, he reveled in these "Pals".
Surviving George, his wife, children, other relatives and a host of friends. Always bragging how his family treated him, he was happiest surrounded by family and friends who often sought counsel and guidance. He died April 3, 2019.
Rest in peace sir.
Vietnam
George H. Wilkins, III, born August 4, 1938, first of seven children to George and Marjorie Wilkins. Drafted by the Army as a private, rising to full Colonel. Leading two platoons and infantry companies, one for a year in combat in Viet Nam. George commanded the District Advisory Team, largest in Viet Nam, for eighteen months. Graduated Command and General Staff College and National War College. The Army sent him for Bachelor and Master Degrees in Economics. Serving as Infantry Battalion Commander, Tank Heavy Brigade Commander, and Recruiting Brigade Commander. Held staff jobs as Division G-3, DOA Inspector General and the Army's Officer in Charge of Assignments and Education for 3,000+Colonels. Decorations include the Ranger Badge, five Legions of Merit and multiple Bronze Star Valor Awards. Upon retirement George worked management in the security business. Many friends were part of his life, he reveled in these "Pals".
Surviving George, his wife, children, other relatives and a host of friends. Always bragging how his family treated him, he was happiest surrounded by family and friends who often sought counsel and guidance. He died April 3, 2019.
Rest in peace sir.
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