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James Austin Roberg

James A Roberg
PERSONAL DATA
  Home of Record:  Minneapolis, MN
  Date of birth:   07/14/1950

MILITARY DATA
  Service:         Army of the United States
  Grade at loss:   E3
  Rank:            Corporal
  Note:            Posthumous Promotion as indicated
  ID No:           68045313
  MOS:             11B10: Infantryman
  Length Service:  00
  Unit:            B CO, 1ST BN, 27TH INFANTRY, 25TH INF DIV, USARV

CASUALTY DATA
  Start Tour:      12/21/1968
  Incident Date:   06/22/1969
  Casualty Date:   06/22/1969
  Age at Loss:     18
  Location:        Tay Ninh Province, South Vietnam
  Remains:         Body recovered
  Casualty Type:   Hostile, died outright
  Casualty Reason: Ground casualty
  Casualty Detail: Misadventure (Friendly Fire)

ON THE WALL        Panel 22W Line 1
United States Army Vietnam
25th Infantry Division
1st Battalions, 27th Infantry Regiment
Wolfhounds
"Rest In Peace James You Are Missed By All Who Knew You"
James is buried at Glen Haven Memorial Cemetery, Minneapolis,MN. BSM-OLC PH
Honors


Roger Roseberry served his Country and Flag with Honor and Valor. His service to his Country and the United States Army earned him the following awards:


Purple Heart for wounds received in an armed conflict.
Bronze Star Medal
National Defense Service Medal
Vietnam Service Medal
Vietnam Campaign Medal
The Republic of Vietnam, Military Merit Medal
The Republic of Vietnam, Gallantry Cross with Palm
Good Conduct Medal
Combat Infantryman Badge
The following is the obituary of Spc.4 Rodger D. Roseberry as it appeared in the Porter County Herald on March 30, 1967


Funeral services for SSP/4 Roger D. Roseberry, 22, will be conducted at 1:30 PM today, Thursday, march 30, 1967 in the Bartholomew Funeral home, Valparaiso.  The Rev. Randall Campbell pastor of the Boone Grove Christian Church will officiate and members of the American Legion Wilson Bates Post #190 will be in charge of military rites.  Burial will be in The Graceland Cemetery, Valparaiso.

SP/4 Roseberry was killed in Vietnam March 21.  His parents, Max Duane and Delitha (Johnson) Roseberry, Route 1, Hebron, received the news of their son’s death the following day, March 22. 

At the time of his death, his headquarters were at Chu chi in War Zone C, within ten miles of the Cambodian border.  Reportedly his death was due to fragments from rocket artillery.


The local boy was a member of the 196th Light Infantry Brigade out of Fort Devens, Massachusetts, a special forces group and first Light Infantry Brigade in the US Army.

He entered the service October 7, 1965 and had been serving in Vietnam nine months.  The Roseberry’s learned through a telephone call from their son in February that he had been made a squad leader and that he had seen considerable action in the War Zone C campaign.

He was born in Valparaiso July 16, 1944.  He graduated from the Hebron High School in 1963 and from the South Bend College in commerce in June 1965.   Before entering the service he was employed for three months by the First National Bank in Valparaiso.

He was quite active in 4-H work and during his high school years served as president of C.A. R. and was state officer of that organization for two years.  At the time of his death he was a member of the Sons of the American Revolution and also a member of the Boone Grove Christian Church.

SP/4 Roseberry is one of four Indiana men killed in action in Vietnam recently, according to the Defense Department.  The other three are a Marine, PFC Joel W. Mock, son of Mr. And Mrs. Thomas W. Mock, East Gary; SP/4 Oswald C. South, Jr., son of Oswald C. South, Muncie; and PFC Charles A. McDaniels, son of Mrs. Virginia Gentry, R.R. 5, Booneville.


Three other Porter County soldiers who also have lost their lives in Vietnam are Thomas S. Drazer, of Kouts; Thomas Russell Manning, of R.R.5, Valparaiso; and Sgt.1-C Nicholas Grcich, of R.R.4, Valparaiso.

The local boy is survived by his parents; four brothers, David and Bruce of Lowell, PFC Dennis Scott, of Fort Carson, Colorado;  Marlin, Kent, and Robin Johnston Roseberry, at home; two sisters, Cynthia Sue and Melody Ann, also at home; the maternal grandmother, Mrs. William M. Johnston, of Valpariso; and the paternal grandfather, R.E. Roseberry, of Hebron.





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