Paul Hewitson was drafted into military service. Following basic and advanced training, he received orders to Vietnam, arriving on 25 May 1968. He was assigned to D Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry.
On 13 July 1968, PFC Hewitson and another soldier were killed in a firefight about 5 kilometers south of Phuoc Vinh City in Binh Duong Province, South Vietnam.
His family buried him in Sunnyslope Cemetery. His parents, Herbert and Betty Hewitson, are buried here too.
On 13 July 1968, PFC Hewitson and another soldier were killed in a firefight about 5 kilometers south of Phuoc Vinh City in Binh Duong Province, South Vietnam.
His family buried him in Sunnyslope Cemetery. His parents, Herbert and Betty Hewitson, are buried here too.
Paul Hewitson was drafted into military service. Following basic and advanced training, he received orders to Vietnam, arriving on 25 May 1968. He was assigned to D Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Infantry.
On 13 July 1968, PFC Hewitson and another soldier were killed in a firefight about 5 kilometers south of Phuoc Vinh City in Binh Duong Province, South Vietnam.
His family buried him in Sunnyslope Cemetery. His parents, Herbert and Betty Hewitson, are buried here too.
On 13 July 1968, PFC Hewitson and another soldier were killed in a firefight about 5 kilometers south of Phuoc Vinh City in Binh Duong Province, South Vietnam.
His family buried him in Sunnyslope Cemetery. His parents, Herbert and Betty Hewitson, are buried here too.
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