Casualty Occurrence: 1st Sgt. Malcolm Dulac was killed in action near the village of An Bao, Binh Dinh Province, VIetnam. 12 KM NORTH OF PHU MY CITY 1968MAY05-06, during Operation Cochise Green.

POSTED ON 6.4.2019, POSTED BY: JERRY SANDWISCH WOOD CTY.OHIO VIETNAM VET 1969-70 ARMY 173RD ABN BDE, YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN. The war may be forgotten but the warrior will always be remembered. All gave Some-Some gave All. Rest in peace Sky Soldier.

POSTED ON 6.23.2018, POSTED BY: LUCY MICIK. THANK YOU. Dear 1st Sgt Malcolm Dulac,
Thank you for your service as an Infantry Senior Sergeant. Independence Day is approaching, and we remember your sacrifice. We remember all you who gave their all. It has been too long, and it's about time for us all to acknowledge the sacrifices of those like you who answered our nation's call. Please watch over America, it still needs your strength, courage and faithfulness. Rest in peace with the angels.

POSTED ON 3.20.2018, POSTED BY: STANFORD DULAC. DEDICATION. May 2 2013 at Fort Benning, the dedication of Co A 50th infantry barracks was dedicated in honor of First Sargent Malcolm C Dulac.

POSTED ON 6.23.2012, POSTED BY: MIKE DULAC, REST IN PEACE. Somewhere in recent past we may be related, but as an American and a Veteran we are all brothers. Thank you for your dedication to country and duty. No words expressed can ever bring back fallen loved ones nor erase the pain that others must bear. You'll always live in all our hearts and minds. Rest in peace my friend. A new day is dawning where there is neither death nor sorrow.

POSTED ON 2.13.2012, POSTED BY: STANFORD DULAC. REMEMBRANCE. 1SG Malcolm Cyril Dulac was born Friday Dec 25th 1931.{Christmas day} in Dexter,Maine. He was one of ten born to Maurice & Minnie Dulac. Malcolm was ten years older then me, so I can only give you what I have been told. Malcolm lived mostly with his grandparents because there was not much room at home. His schooling was through eighth grade. He would rather go rabbit hunting then school, so his dad recommended the army. He was all most seventeen at the time,so he and two other best friends were enlisted at age seventeen. (His two friends were killed in Korea.) I believed he trained at Fort Dix N.J. and was sent to Korea. He came home from his first tour of duty but civilian life was not for him,so he relisted. He spent over 19 years severing the United States Of America in two wars. Before going to Vietnam, he called his dad to let him know he did not have to go,but he was going anyway. Malcolm's father and mother were saddened to hear of his hostile death in Binh Dinh Province in May of 1968. His tour in Vietnam started on Saturday,Sept. 30,1967. His tour ended May 5, 1968, age 36. Malcolm was a professional soldier who deserves to be honored by all free Americans.

Mike Dulac, msdulac1@yahoo.com, Fellow American and Veteran, 1311 Kelly St. Newport NC 28570 US, Forever Honored, Somewhere in the recent past we may be related, but as an American and a Veteran we are all brothers. Thank you for your sacrifice and your willingness to lead by example. No words expressed can ever bring back our fallen heroes or take away the grief that others must bear. Rest in peace my brother, there is a new day dawning where there is neither death nor sorrow. Aug 12, 2013

Adam Ronco, son of a friend, Dexter Me USA, NEVER FORGOTTEN, My dad told me he served with you in Germany, how both of you grew up in the same small town and met half-way round the world. You are a true HOME TOWN HERO. Oct 25, 2009.

Dear Dad, I remember your love. I missed you all my life. There are scars where love should be. I never understood war or why you had to go there. But as I grow older, I am very proud of your commitment to your country. I just find it sad that the world today does not honor what a service our soldiers provide to the country. I did have a good step-father who served in the Army in Vietnam too. He just died on October 2, 2006. He was a good man, so dad, if you meet him up there, shake his hand. He did right by your little girl. And tell my brother and my children I love them. I love you always. Denise, From his daughter, Denise Dulac-Stark lkay900745@aol.com

Dulac, Malcolm Cyril, 1SG