Pfc.
Francis Jeffrey Trotta served with the 3rd Battalion, 5th
Marines, Mike Company. His name stands proudly on the Mike 3/5 Wall of Honor alongside
the Marines he fought and died with. Semper fi, Brother Marine.
We will never forget.
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Friend
in Combat, with him when he died
A
brave young man who served his country. I was proud to have served
with him.~Eddie Newell
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A
Childhood Memory
I
didn't know my cousin Frank Trotta; however, one of my early childhood
memories was a very sad one. His mother, Doris was her name, lived
with our family at the time, and I remember the day that I was told
to go to my room and stay there- something very serious was going
on, and I didn't quite understand what it was. I remember her pain
as she screamed and cried as she was given the terrible news. I
was nine years old. I can still remember the photo of him, in his
uniform, that she kept near her, in his Marines uniform. She seemed
very proud of him. That's all I know, except that he answered the
call of his country, and paid the highest price one can pay.~Greg
Jordan