ND Veterans Affairs News: State

He is memorialized on the Courts of the Missing at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific.

He is buried in Rosehill Memorial Park - Minot, ND. 

He is buried in Schafer Cemetery - Watford City, ND. 

He is buried in Saint Joseph Cemetery - Dickinson, ND. 

He is buried in Sunset Memorial Gardens - Minot, ND. 

Marvin Clarence Briss was drafted into the United States Army via Selective Service in May 1968 and began his tour on October 7, 1968. He had the rank of Specialist 4th Class, and his military occupation or specialty was Light Weapons Infantry. He was attached to the 9th Infantry Division, 5th Battalion, 60th Infantry, E Company.

Marvin Briss was born on November 6, 1948, in Cooperstown, Griggs County, North Dakota, to Clarence Lawrence and Ella Josephine Walen Briss. 

Richard Allen Buringrud was drafted into the United State Army via the Selective Service on November 4, 1968, and he began his tour on May 6, 1969. He had the rank of Private First Class, and his military occupation or specialty was Light Weapons Infantry. He was attached to the 1st Cavalry Division, 2nd Battalion, 12 Cavalry, A Company.

Richard Buringrud was born on November 24, 1946, in Argusville, Cass County, North Dakota, to Einar and Marion Olien Buringrud. 

David was born on August 18, 1940, in Valley City, North Dakota, the youngest of six children of John and Gladys Bujalski. He spent the last three years of high school at St. John's High in Collegeville, Minnesota, preparing for the priesthood. During his senior year, he decided he did not have a religious vocation. For two years, he attended St. John's University, majoring in physics. One of his brothers was at West Point and another at the Air Force Academy and he became interested in attending one of the academies. In July 1960, he entered the United States Military Academy.

Paul Charnetzki was from Valley City and was born May 25, 1936. He served in the Army's Military Assistance Command--Vietnam Advisers. Paul was 31 years old when he died on February 7, 1968. Paul left behind his wife and five sons. One son, also named Paul, said that his father loved this country and the Army. He was a professional soldier, and he respected and cared for his fellow soldiers. He spent as much time as he could with his sons, settling their fights and pretending to be tackled in their backyard football games.