EBERHARDT, WILLIAM ★ 28 OCT 41 - 1 SEP 65 HALEY, JOHN ★ 15 SEP 47 - 1 SEP 67 BRUNNOW, RICHARD ★ 15 APR 49 - 2 SEP 68 HEROLD, RICHARD ★ 3 DEC 44 - 2 SEP 72 MORROW, EDWARD ★ 3 MAR 49 - 2 SEP 70 SZCZEPANCZYK, GEORGE ★ 7 FEB 48 - 2 SEP 68 BIGHAM, CHARLES ★ 6 APR 46 - 2 SEP 67 ORTIZ, ROBERT ★ 20 JAN 52 - 2 SEP 70 ATKINS, DAVID ★ 21 DEC 48 - 2 SEP 69 LEEDS, CLYDE ★ 14 JUL 36 - 3 SEP 66 EPIFANIO, NEAL ★ 8 OCT 50 - 3 SEP 69 MELNICK, STEWART ★ 14 AUG 46 - 3 SEP 68 HEATHCOTE, CLIFFORD ★ 29 APR 35 - 3 SEP 66 ACKERMAN, THOMAS ★ 26 OCT 47 - 4 SEP 68 LYONS, WILLIAM ★ 1 AUG 46 - 4 SEP 69 CONSTANTINO, CLIFFORD ★ 13 JUL 50 - 4 SEP 69 GOCZAL, FREDERICK ★ 4 NOV 48 - 5 SEP 68 ALBERT, DAVID ★ 2 JUN 49 - 5 SEP 69 YOUNG, STEPHEN ★ 20 DEC 45 - 6 SEP 69 SYLVIA, JERRY ★ 31 MAY 50 - 6 SEP 69 PFROMMER, STANLEY ★ 13 JUL 44 - 6 SEP 66 GILRAY, ROBERT ★ 27 MAR 45 - 7 SEP 68 DE HAAS, PETER ★ 27 SEP 47 - 7 SEP 68 LAWSON, ALBERT ★ 3 OCT 46 - 7 SEP 67 MARSHALL, DONALD ★ 25 DEC 46 - 8 SEP 67 DE RIGGI, ANTHONY ★ 27 APR 42 - 8 SEP 66 SERVICE, JOHN ★ 15 JUL 42 - 8 SEP 71 GARRISON, RUSSELL ★ 16 DEC 45 - 8 SEP 67 MCBRIDE, PATRICK ★ 17 MAR 47 - 10 SEP 67 IVAN, ANDREW ★ 23 SEP 44 - 10 SEP 71 BRYANT, DAVID ★ 29 JAN 47 - 10 SEP 67 MATHEWS, HAROLD ★ 23 JAN 47 - 11 SEP 68 SPINA, FRED ★ 6 AUG 49 - 11 SEP 68 BULLWINKEL, ALDEN ★ 31 JAN 49 - 11 SEP 69 JOYNES, FRANK ★ 31 JUL 48 - 12 SEP 69 KANE, RICHARD ★ 15 DEC 42 - 12 SEP 67 LANG, CHARLES ★ 28 JUN 41 - 12 SEP 70 BALDWIN, MICHAEL ★ 19 JUL 47 - 12 SEP 68 FRANCIS, THOMAS ★ 23 NOV 46 - 12 SEP 67 DOTY, WESLEY ★ 9 SEP 48 - 12 SEP 68 SAWRAN, RICHARD ★ 10 MAR 48 - 12 SEP 69 BELCHER, FRED ★ 14 NOV 48 - 13 SEP 68 FEELEY, EUGENE ★ 11 JUN 42 - 13 SEP 68 ELLIS, CHARLES ★ 17 JUN 46 - 13 SEP 66 GALLAGHER, JOHN ★ 13 JUN 47 - 14 SEP 67 HUYLER, WILLIAM ★ 21 MAR 44 - 14 SEP 67 STEPHANAC, MARK ★ 28 JUL 47 - 14 SEP 69 ROUGHGARDEN, RICHARD ★ 19 AUG 43 - 14 SEP 69 HALLADAY, JOHN ★ 24 AUG 46 - 14 SEP 69 COFRANCESCO, LOUIS ★ 8 JUN 48 - 15 SEP 68 RILK, HARLAN ★ 15 OCT 45 - 16 SEP 67 PYPNIOWSKI, LARRY ★ 24 OCT 48 - 16 SEP 69 ATTARIAN, ALAN ★ 29 JUL 48 - 16 SEP 69 DAWSON, STEVEN ★ 11 MAR 48 - 17 SEP 68 ROCKY, ROBERT ★ 11 NOV 39 - 17 SEP 66 HUTTON, WALTER ★ 9 NOV 51 - 17 SEP 70 STYBEL, CONRAD ★ 19 JUN 42 - 17 SEP 67 BATES, RICHARD ★ 31 OCT 46 - 17 SEP 66 ZIBURA, MICHAEL ★ 2 MAY 47 - 18 SEP 68 JANOWITZ, ROBERT ★ 27 SEP 44 - 18 SEP 68 BEATTIE, DAVID ★ 6 MAY 45 - 18 SEP 66 GEOGHEGAN, GERALD ★ 24 NOV 42 - 18 SEP 66 HICKS, LEROY ★ 11 MAY 44 - 18 SEP 65 CLARKEN, THOMAS ★ 19 JUL 45 - 19 SEP 68 FREED, DAVID ★ 18 NOV 48 - 19 SEP 68 RHOADES, FRANCIS ★ 19 JAN 50 - 19 SEP 68 BIBER, JOSEPH ★ 29 JUN 46 - 19 SEP 68 GLOVER, MANZIE ★ 19 JAN 45 - 19 SEP 66 MILLER, GEORGE ★ 18 JAN 45 - 19 SEP 66 NEGRON, VICTOR ★ 1 MAR 45 - 19 SEP 67 DIANI, FRANCO ★ 10 AUG 49 - 20 SEP 70 HARRIS, WALTER ★ 12 JUN 47 - 20 SEP 66 ORTIZ-CORREDOR, LUIS ★ 24 OCT 44 - 21 SEP 67 CLARKE, CLIFFORD ★ 22 NOV 50 - 22 SEP 71 GRAHAM, DAVID ★ 2 MAY 44 - 22 SEP 65 GUARINO, SALVATORE ★ 30 SEP 42 - 23 SEP 66 SIPE, ROBERT ★ 9 MAY 41 - 23 SEP 67 ROMAN-AGUILAR, CARMELO ★ 4 MAR 45 - 23 SEP 66 HIGH, LARRY ★ 26 OCT 45 - 23 SEP 67 HAUSER, ROBERT ★ 7 MAY 45 - 24 SEP 66 ROBERTS, GARY ★ 31 JUL 49 - 24 SEP 67 WOLFF, RICHARD ★ 7 APR 48 - 24 SEP 68 BRYANT, SOLOMON ★ 22 FEB 27 - 24 SEP 69 LUPU, JOHN ★ 17 OCT 47 - 25 SEP 69 HUTTING, ROY ★ 16 DEC 46 - 25 SEP 66 PERRELLI, KEITH ★ 8 JAN 47 - 25 SEP 67 CONE, REGINALD ★ 11 JUL 46 - 26 SEP 66 LOWDEN, THOMAS ★ 23 APR 38 - 27 SEP 66 MERSCHROD, LAWRENCE ★ 29 NOV 47 - 27 SEP 68 SPILMAN, DYKE ★ 15 JUL 41 - 27 SEP 66 BURNS, CHARLES ★ 26 JAN 41 - 28 SEP 66 MAGUIRE, WILLIAM ★ 16 JUN 49 - 28 SEP 69 SLATER, JERALD ★ 23 JUL 47 - 28 SEP 67 KELLER, JOSEPH ★ 14 SEP 47 - 29 SEP 67 CHWAN, MICHAEL ★ 26 OCT 38 - 30 SEP 65 SHAUGER, HARRISON ★ 8 SEP 47 - 30 SEP 68 BOND, RONALD ★ 14 DEC 47 - 30 SEP 71 DALTON, JOHN ★ 4 AUG 47 - 30 SEP 68 MCCLAIN, RICHARD ★ 28 JUN 48 - 30 SEP 68 EBERHARDT, WILLIAM ★ 28 OCT 41 - 1 SEP 65 HALEY, JOHN ★ 15 SEP 47 - 1 SEP 67 BRUNNOW, RICHARD ★ 15 APR 49 - 2 SEP 68 HEROLD, RICHARD ★ 3 DEC 44 - 2 SEP 72 MORROW, EDWARD ★ 3 MAR 49 - 2 SEP 70 SZCZEPANCZYK, GEORGE ★ 7 FEB 48 - 2 SEP 68 BIGHAM, CHARLES ★ 6 APR 46 - 2 SEP 67 ORTIZ, ROBERT ★ 20 JAN 52 - 2 SEP 70 ATKINS, DAVID ★ 21 DEC 48 - 2 SEP 69 LEEDS, CLYDE ★ 14 JUL 36 - 3 SEP 66 EPIFANIO, NEAL ★ 8 OCT 50 - 3 SEP 69 MELNICK, STEWART ★ 14 AUG 46 - 3 SEP 68 HEATHCOTE, CLIFFORD ★ 29 APR 35 - 3 SEP 66 ACKERMAN, THOMAS ★ 26 OCT 47 - 4 SEP 68 LYONS, WILLIAM ★ 1 AUG 46 - 4 SEP 69 CONSTANTINO, CLIFFORD ★ 13 JUL 50 - 4 SEP 69 GOCZAL, FREDERICK ★ 4 NOV 48 - 5 SEP 68 ALBERT, DAVID ★ 2 JUN 49 - 5 SEP 69 YOUNG, STEPHEN ★ 20 DEC 45 - 6 SEP 69 SYLVIA, JERRY ★ 31 MAY 50 - 6 SEP 69 PFROMMER, STANLEY ★ 13 JUL 44 - 6 SEP 66 GILRAY, ROBERT ★ 27 MAR 45 - 7 SEP 68 DE HAAS, PETER ★ 27 SEP 47 - 7 SEP 68 LAWSON, ALBERT ★ 3 OCT 46 - 7 SEP 67 MARSHALL, DONALD ★ 25 DEC 46 - 8 SEP 67 DE RIGGI, ANTHONY ★ 27 APR 42 - 8 SEP 66 SERVICE, JOHN ★ 15 JUL 42 - 8 SEP 71 GARRISON, RUSSELL ★ 16 DEC 45 - 8 SEP 67 MCBRIDE, PATRICK ★ 17 MAR 47 - 10 SEP 67 IVAN, ANDREW ★ 23 SEP 44 - 10 SEP 71 BRYANT, DAVID ★ 29 JAN 47 - 10 SEP 67 MATHEWS, HAROLD ★ 23 JAN 47 - 11 SEP 68 SPINA, FRED ★ 6 AUG 49 - 11 SEP 68 BULLWINKEL, ALDEN ★ 31 JAN 49 - 11 SEP 69 JOYNES, FRANK ★ 31 JUL 48 - 12 SEP 69 KANE, RICHARD ★ 15 DEC 42 - 12 SEP 67 LANG, CHARLES ★ 28 JUN 41 - 12 SEP 70 BALDWIN, MICHAEL ★ 19 JUL 47 - 12 SEP 68 FRANCIS, THOMAS ★ 23 NOV 46 - 12 SEP 67 DOTY, WESLEY ★ 9 SEP 48 - 12 SEP 68 SAWRAN, RICHARD ★ 10 MAR 48 - 12 SEP 69 BELCHER, FRED ★ 14 NOV 48 - 13 SEP 68 FEELEY, EUGENE ★ 11 JUN 42 - 13 SEP 68 ELLIS, CHARLES ★ 17 JUN 46 - 13 SEP 66 GALLAGHER, JOHN ★ 13 JUN 47 - 14 SEP 67 HUYLER, WILLIAM ★ 21 MAR 44 - 14 SEP 67 STEPHANAC, MARK ★ 28 JUL 47 - 14 SEP 69 ROUGHGARDEN, RICHARD ★ 19 AUG 43 - 14 SEP 69 HALLADAY, JOHN ★ 24 AUG 46 - 14 SEP 69 COFRANCESCO, LOUIS ★ 8 JUN 48 - 15 SEP 68 RILK, HARLAN ★ 15 OCT 45 - 16 SEP 67 PYPNIOWSKI, LARRY ★ 24 OCT 48 - 16 SEP 69 ATTARIAN, ALAN ★ 29 JUL 48 - 16 SEP 69 DAWSON, STEVEN ★ 11 MAR 48 - 17 SEP 68 ROCKY, ROBERT ★ 11 NOV 39 - 17 SEP 66 HUTTON, WALTER ★ 9 NOV 51 - 17 SEP 70 STYBEL, CONRAD ★ 19 JUN 42 - 17 SEP 67 BATES, RICHARD ★ 31 OCT 46 - 17 SEP 66 ZIBURA, MICHAEL ★ 2 MAY 47 - 18 SEP 68 JANOWITZ, ROBERT ★ 27 SEP 44 - 18 SEP 68 BEATTIE, DAVID ★ 6 MAY 45 - 18 SEP 66 GEOGHEGAN, GERALD ★ 24 NOV 42 - 18 SEP 66 HICKS, LEROY ★ 11 MAY 44 - 18 SEP 65 CLARKEN, THOMAS ★ 19 JUL 45 - 19 SEP 68 FREED, DAVID ★ 18 NOV 48 - 19 SEP 68 RHOADES, FRANCIS ★ 19 JAN 50 - 19 SEP 68 BIBER, JOSEPH ★ 29 JUN 46 - 19 SEP 68 GLOVER, MANZIE ★ 19 JAN 45 - 19 SEP 66 MILLER, GEORGE ★ 18 JAN 45 - 19 SEP 66 NEGRON, VICTOR ★ 1 MAR 45 - 19 SEP 67 DIANI, FRANCO ★ 10 AUG 49 - 20 SEP 70 HARRIS, WALTER ★ 12 JUN 47 - 20 SEP 66 ORTIZ-CORREDOR, LUIS ★ 24 OCT 44 - 21 SEP 67 CLARKE, CLIFFORD ★ 22 NOV 50 - 22 SEP 71 GRAHAM, DAVID ★ 2 MAY 44 - 22 SEP 65 GUARINO, SALVATORE ★ 30 SEP 42 - 23 SEP 66 SIPE, ROBERT ★ 9 MAY 41 - 23 SEP 67 ROMAN-AGUILAR, CARMELO ★ 4 MAR 45 - 23 SEP 66 HIGH, LARRY ★ 26 OCT 45 - 23 SEP 67 HAUSER, ROBERT ★ 7 MAY 45 - 24 SEP 66 ROBERTS, GARY ★ 31 JUL 49 - 24 SEP 67 WOLFF, RICHARD ★ 7 APR 48 - 24 SEP 68 BRYANT, SOLOMON ★ 22 FEB 27 - 24 SEP 69 LUPU, JOHN ★ 17 OCT 47 - 25 SEP 69 HUTTING, ROY ★ 16 DEC 46 - 25 SEP 66 PERRELLI, KEITH ★ 8 JAN 47 - 25 SEP 67 CONE, REGINALD ★ 11 JUL 46 - 26 SEP 66 LOWDEN, THOMAS ★ 23 APR 38 - 27 SEP 66 MERSCHROD, LAWRENCE ★ 29 NOV 47 - 27 SEP 68 SPILMAN, DYKE ★ 15 JUL 41 - 27 SEP 66 BURNS, CHARLES ★ 26 JAN 41 - 28 SEP 66 MAGUIRE, WILLIAM ★ 16 JUN 49 - 28 SEP 69 SLATER, JERALD ★ 23 JUL 47 - 28 SEP 67 KELLER, JOSEPH ★ 14 SEP 47 - 29 SEP 67 CHWAN, MICHAEL ★ 26 OCT 38 - 30 SEP 65 SHAUGER, HARRISON ★ 8 SEP 47 - 30 SEP 68 BOND, RONALD ★ 14 DEC 47 - 30 SEP 71 DALTON, JOHN ★ 4 AUG 47 - 30 SEP 68 MCCLAIN, RICHARD ★ 28 JUN 48 - 30 SEP 68

Dominic Scatuorchio - Chief Warrant Officer

Hometown:
Spring Lake
D.O.B.:
December 15, 1947
County:
Monmouth
Rank:
Chief Warrant Officer
Branch:
Army
Date of Casualty:

March 10, 1970

Casualty Status:
Killed In Action
Country of Incident:
South Vietnam

Dominic N. Scatuorchio, Jr. was born on December 15, 1947, to Dominic, Sr. and Eileen. His home of record is Spring Lake, NJ. He had three brothers, Brian, Patrick and Sean. He graduated from St. Catherine’s School and St. Rose High School. Dominic had entered St. Rose in the middle of his junior year in high school. He was so personable that later that same year, he was voted Class President of the Senior Class. Dominic played soccer and enjoyed playing a 12-string guitar. His fellow classmates at St. Rose enjoyed singing folk songs while Dominic played. On Friday night, a group of classmates would drive around Belmar and Spring Lake listening to Jean Shepherd’s radio show.

Dominic was a volunteer at the Kennedy Center for Special Children in Washington, DC. In 1967, after completing his sophomore year at Catholic University, Dominic enlisted in the US Army where he attained the rank of Chief Warrant Officer (CWO).

Scatuorchio received helicopter training and was sent to Vietnam in 1968. He spent one year in combat, returned home, and volunteered to return to Vietnam for 6 months. He was killed in action on March 10, 1970, at 22 years of age.

Scatuorchio received the Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Purple Heart and Vietnam Campaign Ribbon.

Scatuorchio’s Air Medal citation reads:
For distinguishing himself by meritorious achievement while participating in sustained aerial flight in support of combat ground forces of the Republic of Vietnam during the period – 25 July 1969 to 10 March 1970.
During this time he actively participated in more than twenty-five aerial missions over hostile territory in support of counterinsurgency operations. During all of these missions he displayed the highest order of air discipline and acted in accordance with the best traditions of the service. By his determination to accomplish his mission in spite of the hazards inherent in repeated aerial flights over hostile territory and by his outstanding degree of professionalism and devotion to duty, he has brought credit upon himself, his organization, and the military service.

Scatuorchio’s Army Commendation Medal reads:
For the performance of exceptionally meritorious service in support of the United States objectives in the counterinsurgency effort in the Republic of Vietnam during the period
19 October 1960 to 25 January 1970 through his outstanding professional competence and devotion to duty he consistently obtained superior results. Working long and arduous hours, he set an example that inspired his associates to strive for maximum achievement. The loyalty, initiative and will to succeed that he demonstrated at all time materially contributed to the successful accomplishment of the mission of this command.
His performance was in keeping with the best traditions of the United States Army and reflects great credit upon himself, his unit and the military service.

Sources: Patrick Scatuorchio (brother), John Mulshine (friend) and NJVVMF.
12/17/2024

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