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Remembering U.S. Army Specialist Four Don Wayne Avery
U.S. Army Specialist Four Don Wayne Avery was a brave soldier who made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. He was killed in action on August 9, 1970, in Binh Thuy Province, South Vietnam, at just 20 years old. Hailing from Chicago, Illinois, Don served in D Battery, 2nd BN, 40th Artillery, 199th Light Infantry Brigade. His courage and dedication to duty have left a lasting legacy that deserves to be remembered.
A Hero’s Legacy
Don Avery’s story is one of valor and commitment. He was part of a unit that faced immense challenges during the Vietnam War, a conflict that tested the limits of courage and resilience. Remembering Don is more than just acknowledging his sacrifice; it’s about honoring the spirit of countless soldiers who fought valiantly for freedom. His sacrifice exemplifies the dedication that many young Americans showed during times of conflict.
Honoring Their Sacrifices
Today, we invite you to remember Don and the sacrifices made by all veterans. It is essential to keep their memories alive and to recognize the impact they have had on our nation. You can learn more about Don Avery’s story and the history of his unit through various resources dedicated to honoring our fallen heroes.
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By sharing stories like Don’s, we ensure that the bravery and sacrifices of these soldiers are never forgotten. Join us in remembering Don Wayne Avery, an American hero who represents the best of our nation. For more insights into the lives of fallen soldiers, check out resources like the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund.
Let’s take a moment to reflect on the courage of those who served, including Don Avery, and keep their legacies alive.