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Phillip Coleman
Biographical Notes
1. Born at home, 5:01am, 27 January 1950; parents Lavalle Sr (US Army Air Corps, WW2; US Air Force, Korea) and Fern Virgil Gentry Coleman
Birthplace: 6749 Champlain Street, Chicago IL
Military Service: United States Army; Enlisted 10 Oct 1968; Honorably Discharged 3 Sep 1971
War Service: Republic of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, 1969-1970
College: Pre-Medical, Cal-State Dominguez Hills
Religion: Roman Catholic
Marriage: 1971, Emma MariaDeJesus Soliz
Children: None
Siblings: Lavalle Jr (bro. 10 mos., senior); Janis Fern (sis. 22 mos., junior); Patricia Doris (sis. 5 years, junior)
Family nationality heritage: Africa, Germany, Ireland
Ancestral religious heritage: Presbyterian, Jewish, Catholic
Preferred musical selections: 1. Handel's Messiah (Hallelujah Chorus). 2. My Country Tis of Thee.
Preferred military musical selections: 1. American Patrol. 2. Ballad of the Green Beret. 3. As The Army Goes Marching Along. 4. Gary Owen.
Favorite Presidents: Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, John Kennedy, Richard Nixon
Favorite Military Commanders: Dwight David Eisenhower, Omar Nelson Bradley, George Catlett Marshall, William Childs Westmoreland, Walter Bedell Smith.
Favorite Films: 1. The Greatest Story Ever Told. 2. The Lathe of Heaven (1979) 3. Apocalypse Now. 4. Training Day. 5. They Died With Their Boots On. 6. Operation Burma. 7. Hearts and Minds.
Earliest childhood memory: Meeting Joe Louis
Greatest privilege: Having a living relative who was born a slave
 Following ancestral generations from three continents evolving to Chicago, Illinois in 1827, thirty-eight years before the end of our Civil War and following a family tradition of every male family member serving in the United States military, Phillip Roger Coleman served our Nation when duty called. His father, Lavalle Coleman Sr., served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during WW2 and later in the new USAF.
At age eighteen, having assimilated hundreds of years of duty, honor, country wisdom and patriotism passed down from generation-to-generation, Phill, and his brother of ten months senior, Lavalle Jr. (Terry), enlisted in the United States Army at the height of anti-Vietnam War protests in 1968. Both brothers volunteered for duty in Vietnam where they completed full, 12 month tours-of-duty.
Because of his high security military occupation and combat necessity, Phill served in Vietnam prior to his elder brother Terry. Phill's combat duty was served between August 1969 to August 1970. Terry received his Vietnam orders on the same day Phill returned from Vietnam. Terry served in Nha Trang in support of the 5th Special Forces Group and other agencies between September 1970 to September 1971. After Vietnam Terry served on active duty for another five years in various Department of Defense/Strategic Air Command intelligence capacities.
 Phill served as a Communications/Intelligence Specialist with the 1st Signal Brigade in Long Bihn, Bien Hoa, Nha Trang, Xuan Loc, Cu Chi, Song Be, 1969-70, and mobile duty in Cambodia, 1970. After Vietnam, Phill served in various military and civilian capacities for several federal and private agencies. In those capacities Phill was privileged to serve four United States presidents, the Defense Minister of Israel and the Prince of Wales.
In 1991, Phill Coleman's life story was acquired for feature film by Universal Studios [*], Sean Daniel and James Jacks, Producers; Floyd Mutrux Executive Producer; William Morris Agency's John Ptak, acquisition manager.
[*] (Many thanks Lew Wasserman who gave his unlimited support and confidence to the great-great grandnephew of the man who also did the right thing for a fellow Chicagoan who vehemently opposed organized crime involvement in narcotics.)
Throughout his public service Phill was privileged to serve with and for many fine and patriotic men and women. Of those, Phill especially thanks Harry Robert Haldeman (1926-1993) for his friendship and support.
Phill now serves as Senior Librarian of The American War Library and Editor-in-Chief of DEA Watch. The American War Library was established in 1988. It remains the world's largest online military personnel registry with over 31 million listings. DEA Watch, established in 1996, serves as the daily voice of America's Drug Enforcement Agents.
PHOTOS
Phill's base unit in Bien Hoa, Republic of South VietnamCompany A/44, 36th Signal Battalion
A selection of print articles by or aboutPhill Coleman...
This listing does not represent all of the previously published material. Other articles may be obtained via Lexis-Nexus.
Coming To Terms With Nam
Guide To A War That Lost Its Way
Vet Puts War In Its Place: On Computer
Vet Remembers The 'Friendly Fire'
An Electronic Vietnam Chronicle
Defending the Vietnam War Combat Veteran
A Film of Stone
What To Do About AmericansStill Missing From The Vietnam War?
Black Vietnam Vets Coming Full Circle:Thanks To The 'Tiger'
Military Integration's 50th Birthday
Why Somalia, And Why Now?
The Legacy of Operation Tailwind
About The Post Everlasting Series...
Black Military Service from Post Civil War to Vietnam
Why We Are Against Milocevic
For Hearts and Minds... the Vietnam War Unknown Soldier
Milocevic Is No Dummy: Thought Of Invasion Must Wait
Why I Cannot Support Re-establishing The Draft At This Time
A Second Sun Sets for America's Vets
Vietnam Vet vs. Vietnam Vet
Restoring Forgotten Heritage and Tradition: Signing with Honor
We the Few. We the Last. We the History of America's Wars
11 Sep 2001 Terrorist Message
Phill's military decorations
 MeritoriousUnit Citation1st Signal Brigade, Vietnam
 NationalDefense
 VietnamService
 VietnamCampaign
 Crossof Gallantry
BONUS MARCH II: Bridge 2000
Some of Phill's favorite sites on the Web...
 The American War Library
 Growing UpFor Vietnam
 Watch
 Bonus March II
 Operation Over Here
 League of Veteran Voters
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