Thomas Donald Kloss
Sergeant
HHC, 1ST BN, 8TH CAVALRY, 1ST CAV DIV, USARV
Army of the United States
Los Angeles, California
June 09, 1951 to July 12, 1970
THOMAS D KLOSS is on the Wall at Panel W8, Line 12

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31 Aug 1998

I am Harold L Hoopengarner and am interested to hear from any relative of Thomas Donald Kloss. He was a Medic with Delta Company 1st of the 8th Cavalry Division. This was a man who truly loved his sister and talked about her often. He also loved his fellow man and cared for and lost his life for them. He was braver than he or any of us thought any of us could be.

Harold Hoopengarner
ntsnet10@ccrtc.com


 
04 Jun 2006

I served with Tom his entire tour. He had an outlook on life that has always motivated me. He was first and foremost dedicated to the well-being and medical care of all he served with. Tom will forever be in my memories as he was the kind of guy I never want to forget. God bless you Tom and thanks for all you did for me and the rest of our platoon.

Scott (Part Time) Lemanski
kcn744@wowway.com


 

A Note from The Virtual Wall

Two medics were killed during the engagement:
  • SGT Thomas D. Kloss, Los Angeles, CA, and
  • SGT Richard F. Quinn, Woodstock, NY (Dist Svc Cross).
The Citation for Sergeant Quinn's Distinguished Service Cross says that Delta Company had just departed its night defensive position and was moving down a narrow jungle trail when they engaged an enemy force.

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