G. L. Vaught - Dog Tags

[Lil Dzel]

I am trying to find anyone who might know a Marine named G. L. Vaught.

His dogtags washed ashore in Okinawa.

Service # 2326351
Baptist

Looking to return the tag to living family member but we need basic info to continue the research, such as first & middle name. Birth Date, Enlistment Date. KIA? Seperated, retired?

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[Lisa 23]

Thread closed until you have a complete profile besides a first and last name....site rules, which can be found in the poolee and Ask A Marine forums. When profile is complete, PM any Squad Leader from the Squad Leaders sticky in the Ask A Marine forum and thread will be re-opened.

[Rocky C]

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