Quincy native Richard A. Stratton, a retired Navy captain and one of the longest serving POW’s of the Vietnam War, was laid to rest in his hometown on Saturday with full military honors. He died on ...

OUR TED WAYMAN SHARES HIS STORY FROM QUINCY. NIGHT ON THE STREETS OF QUINCY. IT’S THE RETURN HOME OF AN AMERICAN HERO. PRESENT ARMS. RICHARD STRATTON WAS BORN AND RAISED IN QUINCY. HIS DREAMS OF ...

Born on March 24, 1899, to Rev. Richard Stratton and Anna Stratton, Dorothy Stratton’s childhood involved constantly moving across the Midwest with her family, eventually settling in Kansas where ...

Captain Richard Stratton did more than serve his country in the Vietnam War — the prisoner of war was known as The Beak, a heroic member of the World-Famous Golden Dragons, Strike Fighter 192. On ...

QUINCY, MASS. (WHDH) - The body of Quincy native and war hero Capt. Richard Stratton returned home via Logan Airport on Sunday. Stratton passed away on Jan. 18. He was 93 years old. Stratton was one ...

Quincy dedicates Stratton Way in 2019 to honor 'hometown hero' for historic Navy career In 2019, the city of Quincy named a street Stratton Way in honor of Navy Capt. Richard Stratton, Vietnam War ...

Richard Stratton tells Quincy how his hometown community family sustained him during more than 6 years as a POW in Vietnam.