Efrain Julio Robledo

Name	Efrain Julio Robledo
Rank/Grade	SP4 - E4 - Army - Regular
Age	20
Marital Status	Single
Race	Caucasian
Gender	Male
Date of Birth	Feb 27, 1947
From	Fort Worth, Texas
Length of Service	1 year
Tour Began	Jan 06, 1967
Casualty Date	Sep 12, 1967
Location	QUANG TIN, SOUTH VIETNAM
Hostile/Non-Hostile	HOSTILE
Classification	HELICOPTER - CREW AIR LOSS, CRASH ON LAND
Body Recovered	Yes
Religion	Roman Catholic
Vietnam Memorial	Panel 26E - - Line 63

Posted by:	John H. Hastings
Date:	Tuesday, June 18, 2002 12:16 PM UTC
Relationship:
From:	Fort Worth, Texas
Comments:	I evacuated Efrain's body from the LZ after he was killed at Million-Dollar Hill. As a crewchief with the 161st AHC, our company participated with the 71st AHC on this mission on Sept 12, 1967. We had already made one insertion into the LZ when the call was made for a medevac. We returned to the LZ and picked 3 WIA and 1 KIA. The KIA was helicopter crewman, still wearing his helmet and chest protector. I learned years later, talking to Ron Seabolt, that this probably Efrain Robledo, since he did not show any major trauma (only shrapnal wounds) to his body.

Posted by:	Ron Seabolt
Date:	Tuesday, June 25, 2002 7:38 PM UTC
Relationship:	Lived in the same hootch
From:
Comments:	I have always regretted that I lived with this man for a short time, yet cannot recall what he looked like. He died trying to aid his injured crew chief get to a rescue aircraft. He was assigned to this mission because the regular gunner, Bob Thomas, was due a day off. Fate. Yet the same fate struck the gunner who was off on 4 May 69. RIP!

Posted by:	Olivia Nichols
Date:	Thursday, February 1, 2007 9:45 PM UTC
Relationship:	half sister
From:	Crowley
Comments:	I have been looking up information regarding my brother and to have in our family books. My mother just recently asked me to get a flag case for his flag so that I could have it mounted on the wall. I would appreciate any information on my brother for me to share with my children and my other siblings.

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