Corporal William A. Comly served with Glenn Denton in Golf 2/7 in Vietnam. CPL Comly was made a fire team leader. In March 1970, Denton was taken to the rear to prepare for home. Cpl Comly took Denton's place as the squad leader. Denton had to identify Cpl Comly's body because no one else in the squad knew him well enough.

Chief Warrant Officer Henry C. Knight was killed in action on 20 October 1968. His tree was dedicated by Joe Kirk of Shafter.

Lance Corporal Jack Lackey was in a different platoon from Glenn Denton but was with Golf CO 2/7. Denton explains the size of a battalion during the Vietnam War in this episode.

PFC Kenith Jarrell had just arrived in Vietnam when he was killed in action. He had been in the country for 10 days and was a part of Golf CO 2/7 with Glenn Denton. He died on the first day of battle from August 23 to 29, 1969.

PFC Louis Herman of the United States Marine Corps. He was killed 29 August 1969 while serving with Glenn Denton. The battle began on the 23rd of August.

2nd Lt. John P. Picket served with Glenn Denton. He was killed in action 12 October 1969. His platoon was ambushed on a mountain. By the time Glenn Denton's squad arrived, 2nd Lt Picket had been killed and the Platoon Sergeant Richard Glenn had been wounded. When the Golf Co 2/7 carried Lt Picket's body down the mountain, the North Vietnamese Army attempted to gas the squad as they left.

PFC L.C. Bikakis was the uncle of the Kern County Veterans' Service Officer Chuck Bikakis. PFC Bikakis was killed on the first day of the Battle of Iwo Jima.

Doug Tuttle was a friend of Doc Howard. He was a friend of our original Corpsman of Camp Hamilton. His life and service are honored at Camp Hamilton.

Camp Hamilton is a Veterans Memorial Park in Kern County, California. Veterans who served during war and peacetime are honored here. Parker Hapgood was a veteran who served in World WWII and earned a Bronze Star.