Jack Elsworth Schultz

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17 May 2002 JACK ELSWORTH SCHULTZ is remembered by his brother, William Schultz, and his surrogate family, the Hogans. Jack is buried in Section A Grave# 4234, Williamette National Cemetery, with his mother Geneva, on top of Mount Scott in Portland, Oregon. Placed by his adoptive sister-in-law, Angela Renee Hogan a.hogan@attbi.com I AM THE INFANTRY I AM THE INFANTRY -- QUEEN OF BATTLE! FOR TWO CENTURIES I HAVE KEPT OUR NATION SAFE, PURCHASING FREEDOM WITH MY BLOOD. TO TYRANTS, I AM THE DAY OF RECKONING; TO THE SUPPRESSED, THE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE. WHERE THE FIGHTING IS THICK, THERE AM I .. I AM THE INFANTRY! FOLLOW ME! IN VIETNAM, WHILE OTHERS TURNED ASIDE, I FOUGHT THE LONGEST FIGHT, FROM THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS TO THE SOUTH CHINA SEA I PATROLLED THE JUNGLE, THE PADDIES AND THE SKY IN THE BITTER TEST THAT BELONGS TO THE INFANTRY! FOLLOW ME! ALWAYS READY... THEN, NOW, AND FOREVER. I AM THE INFANTRY! FOLLOW ME!

12 Jul 2004 It broke my heart to see my name on the Wall. I will pray for you, Jack Elsworth Schultz. Welcome home, Brother! From a VietNam Veteran, USAF, DaNang, VietNam, Dec.67-Dec 68, Jack E. Schultz jschultz@peoplepc.com

A Note from The Virtual Wall A Company, 1/16th Infantry, lost two men on 08 Feb 1969 - SP4 Bradford P. Sawyer, Bridgeport, CT SP4 Jack E. Schultz, Portland, OR

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With all respect
Jim Schueckler, former CW2, US Army
Ken Davis, Commander, United States Navy (Ret)
Channing Prothro, former CAP Marine
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