The Daily Inter Lake
Friday, February 28, 1969
page one
KALISPELL SOLDIER DIES IN VIETNAM
The spring offensive of North Vietnam has been responsible for the death of a Kalispell soldier.
Spec. 4 Richard M. Johnson died as a result of wounds received in hostile action against his base camp in an early morning attack, at 4 a.m. Wednesday in the Republic of Vietnam. He was assigned to Co. D, 554th Engineer Bn., based near Saigon.
Johnson is survived by his wife, Linda, and a five-month-old daughter, Cynthia, at the family home, 483 First Ave. E.N.; his father, Stanley R. Johnson, Eureka, and his mother, Mrs. William Laws, Thompson Falls.
Funeral arrangements are indefinite at this time pending return of his body to the United States.
Friday, February 28, 1969
page one
KALISPELL SOLDIER DIES IN VIETNAM
The spring offensive of North Vietnam has been responsible for the death of a Kalispell soldier.
Spec. 4 Richard M. Johnson died as a result of wounds received in hostile action against his base camp in an early morning attack, at 4 a.m. Wednesday in the Republic of Vietnam. He was assigned to Co. D, 554th Engineer Bn., based near Saigon.
Johnson is survived by his wife, Linda, and a five-month-old daughter, Cynthia, at the family home, 483 First Ave. E.N.; his father, Stanley R. Johnson, Eureka, and his mother, Mrs. William Laws, Thompson Falls.
Funeral arrangements are indefinite at this time pending return of his body to the United States.
The Daily Inter Lake
Friday, February 28, 1969
page one
KALISPELL SOLDIER DIES IN VIETNAM
The spring offensive of North Vietnam has been responsible for the death of a Kalispell soldier.
Spec. 4 Richard M. Johnson died as a result of wounds received in hostile action against his base camp in an early morning attack, at 4 a.m. Wednesday in the Republic of Vietnam. He was assigned to Co. D, 554th Engineer Bn., based near Saigon.
Johnson is survived by his wife, Linda, and a five-month-old daughter, Cynthia, at the family home, 483 First Ave. E.N.; his father, Stanley R. Johnson, Eureka, and his mother, Mrs. William Laws, Thompson Falls.
Funeral arrangements are indefinite at this time pending return of his body to the United States.
Friday, February 28, 1969
page one
KALISPELL SOLDIER DIES IN VIETNAM
The spring offensive of North Vietnam has been responsible for the death of a Kalispell soldier.
Spec. 4 Richard M. Johnson died as a result of wounds received in hostile action against his base camp in an early morning attack, at 4 a.m. Wednesday in the Republic of Vietnam. He was assigned to Co. D, 554th Engineer Bn., based near Saigon.
Johnson is survived by his wife, Linda, and a five-month-old daughter, Cynthia, at the family home, 483 First Ave. E.N.; his father, Stanley R. Johnson, Eureka, and his mother, Mrs. William Laws, Thompson Falls.
Funeral arrangements are indefinite at this time pending return of his body to the United States.
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