Wayne Clouse Allen
Name: Wayne Clouse Allen
Rank/Grade: SFC - E7 - Army - Regular
Age: 30
Marital Status: Single
Race: Caucasian
Gender: Male
Date of Birth: Mar 17, 1948
From: Tewksbury, Massachusetts
Length of Service:
Tour Began: Jan 10, 1970
Casualty Date: August 14, 1970
Location: QUANG TIN, SOUTH VIETNAM
Hostile/Non-Hostile: Non-Hostile, died missing
Classification: HELICOPTER - CREW AIR LOSS, CRASH ON LAND
Body Recovered: Yes (identified 2006)
Religion: Unitarian Universal
Vietnam Memorial: Panel 14W - Line 22
Today, Aug.5,2002, I found this site. I have never been informed that a member of the helicopter crew had been returned. I am confused, could you give me more details, like where the remains were located when they were found or returned. Thanks,
Nina C. Pritchard
Message to Nina. My father (capt. Douglas Schultz) flew with and was good friends with Herb. He never said much about it, but years ago when I went to D.C, he had me look up Herb at the Wall memorial.
First guy I met when I came to the company. Liked him from first day. I will never forget when they came and announced we had a ship down and they were missing. Flew many hours searching for any sign but found nothing. Would love to know the story. Another friend gone too early. I believe he was due to come home in a few weeks when they went missing.
This has haunted me since Jan. 10th 1970 – may they rest in peace. I knew that “ALLEN” was from the Boston area.
I would like to find out if there are any relatives still in the Tewksbury, Ma. area.
ski –
I work at the Edson/Westlawn Cemetery in Lowell, MA. I found this site after speaking with John, the previous poster. I wanted to let anyone that sees this know that Mr. Allen’s remains are at rest here at Westlawn Cemetery. If you need further information please do not hesitate to call us at 978-970-3323. Thank you.
Vic Bandini – FIREBIRD 99 and I will be visting Wayne Allen’s burial site on Sunday- Jan. 14th. Vic will send photo’s to the Assoc. web-site
First, Thank you to All that have served Our Country. It would give me so much respect to give the beloved family of SP5 Wayne C Allen his MIA bracelet I have adorned for many years.
I visit Wayne at Edson/Westlawn cemetery every Memorial day. Tidy up his site, and leave American flags on both sides of his grave stone. You will never be forgotten Brother.