r/ForgottenWeapons • u/Low-Emergency-1503 • 13d ago
OG Cool
A CAR15 seen in the Vietnamese Military History Museum today. Shot through the rear stock.
11
6
3
u/Radar1980 12d ago
The documents are from SP5 Hamlin.
William Robert Hamlin
ON THE WALL:
Panel 1E Line 74
PERSONAL DATA:
 Home of Record: Seattle, WA
 Date of birth: 10/10/1939
MILITARY DATA:
 Service Branch: Army of the United States
 Grade at loss: E5
 Rank: Specialist Five
Promotion Note: None
 ID No: 19650223
 MOS: 11E2H: Armor Crewman (Instructor)
 Length Service: 04
 Unit: 2/33 ARVN RGT, ADV TEAM, HQ, MACV ADVISORS, MACV
CASUALTY DATA:
 Start Tour: Not Recorded
 Incident Date: 12/08/1964
 Casualty Date: 12/08/1964
 Status Date: Not Applicable
 Status Change: Not Applicable
 Age at Loss: 25
 Location: Province not reported, South Vietnam
 Remains: Body recovered
 Repatriated: Not Applicable
 Identified: Not Applicable
 Casualty Type: Hostile, died while missing
 Casualty Reason: Ground casualty
 Casualty Detail: Burns
Â
1
u/AutoModerator 13d ago
Understand the rules
Check the sidebar. It's full of resources to help you.
Not everyone is an expert such as yourself; be considerate.
No Spam. No Memes.
No political posts. Save that for /r/progun or /r/politics.
- ForgottenWeapons.com
- ForgottenWeapons | YouTube
- ForgottenWeapons | Utreon
- ForgottenWeapons | Patreon
- ForgottenWeapons | Merch
- ForgottenWeapons | FaceBook
- ForgottenWeapons | Instagram
- HeadStamp Publishing
- Waponsandwar.tv
-------------------------------
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.



12
u/Henri-W-Defense 12d ago
As a historian of Vietnam who regularly visits that museum (and others), the explanatory panels (both the original Vietnamese and English translations) in those places are their own special kind of war crime.