HONOR ROLL
Headquarters & Headquarters Company 2/12th INF

All officers and medics in Vietnam were officially on the HHC Roster, they were then assigned to the various companies in the 2/12th. Rather than list them as HHC KIAs I have listed them with the companies that they served and died with. When researching 2/12th Infantry officer and mecic KIAs from the government request the 2/12th INF HHC Roster.

Killed In Action 26 FEB 1967 SP4 Robert Gold [HHC, formerly with Co. A.] 7 MAY 1967 SP4 John J. Hermanowiczą SP4 John William Mc Coy 19 MAY 1967 S/SGT James M. Mosgrove, Jr. [HHC. Formerly with Co. A.] PVT Ronald T. Waldrop 17 OCT 1967 PFC Raymond B. Minus [Medic. Co. Unkn.] 4 NOV 1967 PFC Louis J. Sebastian 6 NOV 1967 SP4 Thomas G. Hawkinsą 23 DEC 1967 PFC John R. Phillips 21 AUG 1968 SP4 Alfred L. Bailey, Jr. 8 JAN 1969 SP4 Larry E. Stephens 10 JAN 1969 SP4 Douglas L. Ranshaw 18 MAR 1969 SP4 John R. Thielen [Medic. Company assigned unknown.] 27 APR 1969 1Lt. Jimmy Donald Johnson [B Battery, 1/8th Field Artillery. Artillery F.O. attached to HQ 2/12th Inf.] 26 MAY 1970 PFC John A. Wheatley [Medic. Company unknown.] 22 FEB 1970 Major Wiliam C. McConnell IV ********************************************************************************* ąNOTES: HERMANOWICZ 22Sep67 John Joseph Hermanowicz was previously misspelled "Hermanowitz." MOSGROVE 19May67 Staff Sergeant James M. Mosgrove, Jr. was previously listed – in error – as Sgt. Mosgrove. HAWKINS 6Nov67 Thomas G. Hawkins was previously listed (in error) as Thomas "L." DE ANGELIS 16Oct68 Richard "Doc DeAngelis" is now listed with the company he served with – Co. A Honor Roll. SOLOMON 11JAN69 Leavy C. Solomon – Charlie Co. medic – Is now listed on the Charlie Honor Roll. Official records list him as MOS 11B20 (infantryman), but he was, in fact, a medic with Co. C. – Bruce "Sarge" Holzhauer

Medics and company officers were assigned to HHC. If your platoons medic's name appears on the list above, please inform me bhbim@webtv.net [mailing address on bottom of HOME page]. I believe that our Doc's names should be with the companies they fought and died for.