CESSNA O-2A SKYMASTER (REGISTRATION: 68-6884)
On March 11, 1970, a U.S. Air Force Cessna O-2A Skymaster (#68-6884) from the 20th Tactical Air Support Squadron, 504th Tactical Air Support Group, 7th Air Force, reportedly received groundfire during a mission over Quang Nam Province, RVN, and crashed into Monkey Mountain. The pilot, 1LT Paul F. Klug, and his observer, MAJ James W. Clement, a liaison officer to Army of the Republic of Vietnam (ARVN), were killed in the crash. Clement was carried as Missing in Action until April 21, 1970, when his status was changed to killed in action. Klug was also declared dead the same date. The remains of both airmen were recovered.
SURNAME
Klug
FORENAME
Paul Francis (Skip)
UNIT
20 Tactical Air Support Squadron (504 T.A.S. Group)
RANK
First Lieutenant
NUMBER
234708078
DATE OF DEATH
11th March 1970
AGE
26
GRAVESITE
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
from Grafton,West Virginia
born 18.2.1944
single
award Air Medal...
SURNAME
Clement
FORENAME
James Wilfred (Jim)
UNIT
20 Tactical Air Support Squadron (504 T.A.S. Group)
RANK
Major
NUMBER
230348766
DATE OF DEATH
11th March 1970
AGE
38
GRAVESITE
Arlington National Cemetery,Virginia Section 46 Site 562-12
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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