James Earl Bouyer
Private First Class
1ST PLT, D CO, 4TH BN, 12TH INFANTRY, 199TH INFANTRY BDE, USARV
Army of the United States
Prattville, Alabama
January 11, 1948 to April 01, 1969
JAMES E BOUYER is on the Wall at Panel W28, Line 101

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James E Bouyer
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01 Jul 2001

PFC James Earl Bouyer was one of the first people I met as I entered into D Company 4th Battalion 12th Infantry 199th Light Infantry Brigade. PFC Bouyer was our Platoon R.T.O. (Radio Telephone Operator) - he carried the infantry PRC-25 Radio. It was given to him after CPL Larry Eugene Boyer was killed. PFC James Earl Bouyer was very pleasant, a good person to have been around and had a good sense of humor. He was innocently involved in a very tragic grenade accident that took his life and the lives of two other people. His loss was felt throughout our Company and by all his friends and family. Now may he rest in Peace in the golden light of eternal Love from now and for evermore.

Your friend and comrade in arms
Sp4 Greg Payne
teetee199thib@usa.com


SGT Richard Allen Thursby and SP4 William DeBates
also died in the same grenade accident.

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who died in Vietnam are remembered at
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