"Sgt. Paul R. Setzer is with 'Fighting First' in Vietnam
As a result of the troop build-up in Viet Nam, sergeant Paul R. Setzer, whose wife Lucy lives in Placerville, recently debarked there with other members of the first infantry division. Setzer is a squad leader. He entered the army in August, 1954. His division is also known as the "Fighting First"; it was the first in World War II in North Africa, Sicily and France and the first to crack Hitler's Siegfried line."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, October 21, 1965.
"Chapel of the Pines has received word that the body of staff sergeant Paul Ray Setzer will be sent here for burial. Setzer, who served in the US Army for 11 years, was killed in action in Vietnam on Feb. 4. Although Setzer had not been a resident of this area, his wife, Lucy M. Setzer, and their three children live here.
Funeral services are pending."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, February 10, 1966.
As a result of the troop build-up in Viet Nam, sergeant Paul R. Setzer, whose wife Lucy lives in Placerville, recently debarked there with other members of the first infantry division. Setzer is a squad leader. He entered the army in August, 1954. His division is also known as the "Fighting First"; it was the first in World War II in North Africa, Sicily and France and the first to crack Hitler's Siegfried line."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, October 21, 1965.
"Chapel of the Pines has received word that the body of staff sergeant Paul Ray Setzer will be sent here for burial. Setzer, who served in the US Army for 11 years, was killed in action in Vietnam on Feb. 4. Although Setzer had not been a resident of this area, his wife, Lucy M. Setzer, and their three children live here.
Funeral services are pending."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, February 10, 1966.
"Sgt. Paul R. Setzer is with 'Fighting First' in Vietnam
As a result of the troop build-up in Viet Nam, sergeant Paul R. Setzer, whose wife Lucy lives in Placerville, recently debarked there with other members of the first infantry division. Setzer is a squad leader. He entered the army in August, 1954. His division is also known as the "Fighting First"; it was the first in World War II in North Africa, Sicily and France and the first to crack Hitler's Siegfried line."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, October 21, 1965.
"Chapel of the Pines has received word that the body of staff sergeant Paul Ray Setzer will be sent here for burial. Setzer, who served in the US Army for 11 years, was killed in action in Vietnam on Feb. 4. Although Setzer had not been a resident of this area, his wife, Lucy M. Setzer, and their three children live here.
Funeral services are pending."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, February 10, 1966.
As a result of the troop build-up in Viet Nam, sergeant Paul R. Setzer, whose wife Lucy lives in Placerville, recently debarked there with other members of the first infantry division. Setzer is a squad leader. He entered the army in August, 1954. His division is also known as the "Fighting First"; it was the first in World War II in North Africa, Sicily and France and the first to crack Hitler's Siegfried line."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, October 21, 1965.
"Chapel of the Pines has received word that the body of staff sergeant Paul Ray Setzer will be sent here for burial. Setzer, who served in the US Army for 11 years, was killed in action in Vietnam on Feb. 4. Although Setzer had not been a resident of this area, his wife, Lucy M. Setzer, and their three children live here.
Funeral services are pending."
Mountain Democrat, Placerville, California, February 10, 1966.
Inscription
Paul Ray Setzer
Arkansas
SSGT
CO A16 INF 1 INF DIV
Vietnam PH & OLC
Gravesite Details
He is listed on the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial on Panel 05E, line 002. Interred February 16, 1966
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