16 May 2006 He volunteered. A (REAL) hero, who feared no evil. Walked point, did the job that we were too afraid to do. From a unit buddy, Robert Espada 19 Feb 2007 Years have passed, now even my granddaughters will remember you as family. You will never be forgotten as long as we are alive. From a friend, Robert Espada 18 Jan 2008 He was drafted in 1968. Volunteered for LRRP (Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol) and feared no evil... He knew what was involved but he did it anyway. Wish I could have been half as brave. From a friend, Robert Espada 3314 Amberjack Road, Lake Worth, Fl. 33462 spada@juno.com

 

08 Jun 2007 Kennebunk High School Class of 2007 My son tonight received the Terry Drown Award. The plaque reads: Kennebunk High School 2007 Terry Drown Award Presented to Maxwell Adams A male athlete who has contributed for at least 3 years in one athletic program and who also best represents the qualities of Sportsmanship, Scholastic Promise, and Strength of Character which Terry Drown possessed. Thank you to Terry. We are proud parents tonight and are grateful to Terry Drown's family for this award. From a neighbor. E-mail address is not available.

 

A Note from The Virtual Wall In the late spring of 1969 AMERICAL Division units were conducting offensive operations in Quang Tin and Quang Nam Provinces, with the 11th Infantry Brigade conducting "a series of combat sweeps and reconnaissance-in-force operations in the Song Tra Cau Valley and surrounding mountains in order to blunt a possible enemy attack upon Duc Pho." On 11 June 1969 elements of the Brigade lost ten men, including three from Echo Company, 4/21st Infantry: 1LT Michael G. Worley, Leicester, NC; SGT Fred J. Zyck, Flemington, NJ; and SP4 Terry F. Drown, Kennebunkport, ME.

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