east nashville high veterans 1940-49
EAST NASHVILLE HIGH VETERANS 1930-1980 | ||||||
NAME | GRAD YR | BRANCH | TIME | WAR | STATUS | MISC |
Arthur Howard Allen, Jr. | 40 | Army | WWII/Korean | D | Colonel | |
Harry Binkley, Jr. | 40 | Army | WWII | D | He served in North Africa, during World War II, and was a sergeant at the time of his release. | |
Jack Carson | 40 | Navy | D | Stationed at the US Navy Air Base in McKinleyville | ||
Robert Wyatt Hulme | 40 | Air Force | WWII | D | Lt. Colonel, Pilot, South Pacific. joined the Army in 1941 as a Private in the infantry; transferred to the Air Force and graduated in Class 430 D as a Lt. on April 22, 1943; served in WWII in the South Pacific as a B-24 and B-25 pilot; flew 70 missions; discharged from active duty in September 1946 as Captain in the USAF; he remained in the reserves until his retirement from the Air Force, September 16, 1979 as a Lt. Col. | |
Jack Jamison | 40 | Air Force | WWII | D | KIA in a plane crash in England/Air Force Spitfire pilot/7th Photo Recon Group, 22nd Squadron | |
William Jernigan | 40 | Army Air Corps | 1942-1970 | WWII | D | Lt. Col (ret) Bomber Pilot, Pacific Theatre, Korea and Vietnam |
Maurice Karr | 40 | WWII | D | Served in England. | ||
Howard C. Kirk, Jr. | 40 | WWII | D | MIA over the Pacific | ||
James W. McCreary | 40 | Army | WWII | D | KIA/European Theatre, PVT | |
Cecil Miller | 40 | Marines | WWII | D | Retired as a Colonel in the Tennessee National Guard after 41 years | |
Herman Hillary Perry | 40 | Army | D | Sargeant. | ||
Henry Preston Abbott, Jr. | 41 | Army | D | |||
E. Stewart Anglea | 41 | Army | WWII | D | ||
Rob Bryan Baskette | 41 | Army | WWII | D | ||
James Earl Campbell, Jr. | 41 | Army | WWII | D | Signal Corps/Okinawa Campaign | |
Elliott M. Cathey | 41 | Army Air Corps | 1944-1945 | D | ||
James Conner | 41 | Army Air Corps | 1942-1946 | WWII | D | |
Hugh Craig Cook | 41 | Navy | D | Served 3 years overseas. | ||
Ray Cummings | 41 | Navy | D | |||
James Wood Ellis | 41 | Army | 1944-1946 | D | Medical Corp., Captain | |
James K Gribble | 41 | Army Air Corps | 1943-1945 | WWII & Korea | D | S/Sgt./Purple Heart, 11th Air Force, 15th Air force. . He began his military career serving the Signal Corps in Alaska. He was then transferred to gunnery school in Pensacola, FL, where he became a B-24 Bottom Ball Turret Gunner. James was a part of the 15th Army Air Corps, 47th Bomb Wing, 98th Heavy Bomb Group, 345th Squadron, and served the U.S. Army Air Corps flying 31 missions across Europe and N. Africa. |
George Kersey | 41 | Army Air Corps | 1943-1945 | D | ||
George Binkley Lance | 41 | Army | 1942-1945 | WWI | D | Having served in Europe until 1945 as a Corporal, he was in the Battle of the Bulge, D-Day, and the Battle of the Siegfried Line. He was a recipient of the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star, the Silver Star, the Good Conduct Medal, and three campaign medals. |
Arthur Martin | 41 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Roe David McBurnett | 41 | Navy | WWII | D | He attended the Naval Academy where he achieved the rank of Navy lieutenant. He was assigned to the U.S.S. Dehaven, DD 727 | |
Robert David McCord | 41 | Army | WWII | D | 2 Purple Hearts | |
Guy McDuffee | 41 | Army | WWII | D | Corporal. Died Non-battle in England/Ground Crew 381st Bomb Group | |
Everett "Mac" McGehee | 41 | Air Force | WWII | D | Southwest Pacific & Far East | |
John Frank Myers | 41 | Army | WWII | D | KIA, PVT | |
James Patton | 41 | Navy | 1939-1945 | D | Machinist-Mate 2nd Class. He served on three ships: The U.S.S. Texas (Battleship), The U.S.S. West Point (Troop ship) and the U.S.S. Trevor. one of the older destroyers converted into a High Speed Mine Sweep. Served in Europe, Middle East and his last year and a half served in the South Pacific. He was honorably discharged in November 1945 as Machinist-Mate 2nd Class | |
Malcolm Rose | 41 | D | ||||
Ken Ross | 41 | Army Air Corps | WWII | D | Captain/Flying Instructor/Navigation/Radar | |
William Gailor Roy | 41 | Army | WWII | D | MIA-Bombardier-Pacific Theatre | |
Frank Everett Rutledge | 41 | Army | WWII | D | MIA, S sergeant | |
Mary Lee McMillon Smith | 41 | Army | WWII | D | Army Nurse Corp | |
Harold Ray Smith, Sr. | 41 | Army | WWII | D | KIA-Silver Star for falling on grenade to save his fellow soldiers. | |
Fred Taylor | 41 | Army | 1942-1944 | WWII | D | Killed over France on June 14, 1944. Purple Heart Recipient Army Service No. (ASN): #14158833 Enlistment Date: 10/13/1942 532nd Bomb Squadron, 381st Bomb Group, Heavy |
William Paul Tramel | 41 | Army Air Corps | WWII | D | Pilot | |
Marguerite Waggener Weaver | 41 | Army Air Corps | D | |||
William Cecil Andrews | 42 | Army | WWII | D | Staff Sergeant, Combat Engineer in Patton's 3rd Army. | |
Bernard Barkley | 42 | Navy | D | USS Louisville, heavy cruiser. Served 4 years in communication | ||
Vernard Barkley | 42 | Air Corp | D | 4 years as a meteorologist | ||
Charles Beverly Bingham | 42 | Army | WWII | D | MIA | |
Norman Davis | 42 | Army | WWII | 1 | Serv+A94:I94ed in France | |
Robert James Geiger | 42 | Air Force | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | 13th Air Force |
Jack Goodrich | 42 | Army | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | He was an instructor at Chanute Field, IL, and as part of the Fifth Air Force in the Pacific. He received the Asiatic Pacific Theater Medal with 3 bronze stars and the Philippines Liberation Medal with one bronze star. |
Kenneth Paul Graham | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | Graduated from the Naval V-12 program at Georgia Tech and Columbia University as a Lieutenant JG | |
Edward Faucett Jones | 42 | Army Air Corps | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | enlisted in the aviation cadet program of what was then the Army Air Corps. In 1944, he was commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant and awarded his pilot's wings. He was assigned to the 57th Fighter Group in Italy, and flew 76 missions as a fighter pilot. |
John Paul Kissling | 42 | Air Force | WWII | D | KIA | |
William Robert Lanius | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Robert Bailey Lott | 42 | Army Air Corps | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | 1st Lieutenant, Pilot |
Walter Phillips (Buddy) Lott | 42 | Army | WWII | D | He served in WWII for three years in the Signal Core, 4th armored division, General Patton’s 3rd Army | |
Mildred Smith Mares | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Robert Medearis | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | Medical Corpman | |
Cleon Parham | 42 | Army | WWII | D | Tech Corporal | |
Harold L. Perry | 42 | Navy | D | |||
Joseph Turner Price | 42 | Marines | WWII | D | Combat in Guam and Iwo Jima. | |
Pete Price | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
William Rich | 42 | Navy | WWII | D | 1943-1952 | |
Charles Seay | 42 | Air Force | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | South Pacific, 1st Lieutenant, Pilot B-25 Medium Bombers, 13th Air Force, 42nd Bomb Group, 70th Squadron, 70 combat missions |
Frank Sutton | 42 | Army | WWII | D | Pacific Theatre, Bronze Star and Purple Heart | |
Randall A. Weaver | 42 | Army | WWII | D | Died non-battle, 2nd Lieutenant | |
Tandy Wilson | 42 | Army Air Corps | 1943-1945 | WWII | D | Second Lieutenant. He was a pilot |
Lucius Agee | 43 | Navy | 1943-1945 | WWII | D | Pacific Theater. He was an Airman 3rd Class, he served as a radioman in an Avenger fighter on the USS Bon Homme Richard, CV31 |
Wesley Beazley | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Charles Bennett | 43 | Army | 1942-1945 | WWII | D | Corporal, European Theatre |
Charles Henry Bloodworth, Jr. | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Chester Campbell | 43 | Army | 1944-1945 & 1951-1971 | WWII and Korean | D | Retired from Air Force reserve as a Lieutenant Colonel. Received the bronze star medal. |
Don Chamberlain | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | CM3 | |
Wilbur Comstock | 43 | Army Air Force | ||||
Roy Fly | 43 | Army/Marines Reserves | WWII and Korean | D | Sgt. He was wounded in action twice, receiving two purple hearts | |
Robert Knox Galloway | 43 | Army | WWII | D | Medical Corp. First Lieutenant in the Infantry of the Americal Division in Leyte Philippines and the Occupation Forces in Japan | |
Joseph Thomas Gibson | 43 | Army | D | Lt. Colonel. Retired from the Army. Graduated from US Military Academy at West Point. His overseas military assignments included Germany, Korea, and Vietnam. He received numerous decorations and awards to include the Legion of Merit for his years of dedicated service to his country. His final assignment was at the Ballistic Missile Defense Systems Command where he served as the Chief of Staff. | ||
Curtis Hamric | 43 | Navy | 31 months | WWII | D | Served 31 months. He served as a Navy radioman in the Pacific |
Clarence Hewgley | 43 | Air Force | WWII | D | Lt. Colonel, Tank Driver, 191st Tank Battalion. He is buried in Arlington Cemetery. | |
Peter Turner Hiett, Jr. | 43 | Army | 1944-1950 | WWII | D | After basic training, he was assigned to the 101st Airborne Division where he joined them in battle in Belgium. Also served in Japan. |
Owen Howell | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | He received a Purple Heart for wounds received in the famous ?Battle of the Bulge on New Years Eve of 1944. | |
Daniel Leech | 43 | Air Force | WWII | D | ||
John Skelton Phipps | 43 | Navy | D | He served in the U.S. Navy for 31 months with 24 months spent in the South Pacific as a Seabee. | ||
Melvin Primm | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
David Sharpe | 43 | Army | WWII | D | ||
Alfred J. Smith | 43 | Army | D | |||
Robert Ira Travis | 43 | Navy | D | Naval V-12 program at Georgia Tech | ||
Rudy White | 43 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Wilbur Harralson Wright | 43 | Army | 3 years | WWII | D | Served in Italy in all three major battles with the 88th Infantry Division. He received the Bronze star for heroic achievement in combat and the purple heart |
Lytton Glynn Acree III | 44 | Navy | D | Naval Air Cadet. Completed flight training. | ||
Marvin Agee | 44 | Navy | 1944-1946 | WWII | 1 | Pacific Theater, Seaman 2nd Class, USS Oklahoma City CL-91 and AF-1 Bridge in Japan. Discharged 1946. |
Paul Witt Andrews | 44 | Navy | D | Non-Com Engineer on a landing craft with the U.S. Navy training for a Japanese landing when the war ended. | ||
John T. Bearden | 44 | Navy | 1943-1946 | WWII | D | |
Robert Bennett | 44 | Air Force | 1944-1945 | WWII | D | Sergeant |
James R. Butler | 44 | Navy | WWII | D | Radarman 3rd Class" on the USS Richard M. Rowell, USS Ingraham and the USS Tucson earning the American Campaign Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign, Philippine Liberation Medal, Good Conduct Medal and the World War II Victory Medal. He retired from the US Naval Reserves as Chief Operations Specialist (Chief Petty Officer) on August 4, 1986. | |
William Edwin Crook | 44 | Army | WWII | D | European Theatre/69th Infantry Division | |
Bradley Dean Cummings | 44 | Army Air Corps | D | |||
Claude K. Elkins | 44 | Army Air Corps | WWII | D | ||
Ollie Eugene Frensley | 44 | Navy/Air National Guard | D | |||
Harry Eugene Gibson | 44 | Army Air Corps | WWII | D | ||
Billy Harrell | 44 | Army Air Force | D | |||
James Clayton Hulme | 44 | Air Force | 1944-1946 | D | Sargeant. Served in the Pacific | |
Robert King, Sr. | 44 | Army | 1944-1947 | WWII | D | European Theatre. He was part of the 3rd Army. He re-enlisted while overseas and was part of the Army of Occupation after WWII. |
Otis Clyde Lynn | 44 | Army | 1946-1972 | Korea & Vietnam | D | Silver Star, Two Oak Leaf Clusters, Defense Superior Service medal, Legion of Merit (with two oak leaf clusters), Bronze Star, Air Medal, Distinguished Service Medal, Purple Heart. Commissioned Second lieutenant, United States Army, 1946; advanced through grades to major general, United States Army, 1972; chief of staff, 2d Division, Korea, 1970; commander, 1st Brigade 2d division, Korea, 1971; assistant division commander, 101st Division, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, 1974; chief of staff, XVIII Airborne Corps, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 1975; chief of staff, United States Forces, Japan, 1975-1978; commanding general, 25th Infantry Division, Schofield Barracks, Hawaii., 1978-1980; chief staff, United States Army in Europe, Heidelberg, Federal Republic Germany, 1980-1982; retired, 1982 |
Evans McCreery | 44 | Army Air Force | WWII | D | Served 2 years in the Pacific. | |
Agnatious Patterson | 44 | Army/Air Corp | 1944-1946 | WWII | D | Pacific Theatre, Warrant Officer 1950-1951 Korean War, Chief Warrant Officer 1946-1959 Army National Guard, Major. He received the Bronze Star and a Silver Star and two Purple Hearts |
Richard Smith | 44 | WWII | D | Enlisted before graduation | ||
David Monroe Travis | 44 | D | ||||
Richard Seburn Tyler | 44 | Navy | D | Served in Pacific and Japan. | ||
Virgil Leon Williams | 44 | Navy | D | |||
Stanley Bennett | 45 | Army | 1945-1948 | D | ||
Dr. John Allison Blazer | 45 | Marines/Army/Navy | WWII/Korean | D | He was twice a Prisoner of War and once during service was Missing in Action. Dr. Blazer was one of "The Chosin Few" as he served in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. He was a former Commandant of the Marine Corp League | |
William Otley Brown | 45 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
George Cate, Jr. | 45 | Army | D | His military service began in 1952 with two years on active duty as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General's Corps in Washington, D.C. He thereafter continued his military service as a member of the Army Reserve and was promoted to Brigadier General in 1979, serving until 1984 as commander of a military police brigade with units in Tennessee and four other states. He received the Legion of Merit for his outstanding military service and achievements. | ||
Fred Cobb | 45 | Navy | D | |||
Thomas Darnell | 45 | Marines | 1945-1947 | WWII | D | |
William Davis | 45 | Army | WWII | D | Staff Sgt. with the Signal Corps under Gen MacArthur during the occupation of Japan. He was promoted to 2nd Lt | |
James Eddings, Jr. | 45 | Navy Air Force | 1946-1968 | WWII Vietnam | D | Went to Flight Aviator School, graduated as 2nd Lt. Took ammunition from Japan to Korea and returned with military personnel from Korea to Japan. 150 Missions over Vietnam. Retired in 1968 as Major. 20 years in Air Force. 2 years in Navy. Distinguished flying cross. Vietnam, 5 Oak leaf clusters. Air Medal. |
Walter Lewis Farrell | 45 | Army | WWII | D | Served in Germany | |
Richard Fulton | 45 | Navy | 1945-1946 | WWII | D | Served on thenaval destroyer USS O'Hare in WWII |
Clarence Norman Greek | 45 | Navy | D | He served in the US Navy V5 Officers Training School at the University of the South, Sewanee, TN, | ||
Steve Hood | 45 | Navy | WWII | D | Air Corp | |
William Hosse | 45 | Navy | WWII | D | served in the Philippines | |
Billy Knowles Jared | 45 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Bruns Edward Meloy | 45 | Navy | WWII | D | ||
Robert Striplin | 45 | Army | WWII | D | ||
Edmund Turnley | 45 | Army | WWII | D | Killed in training accident in U.S. | |
Douglas Allen | 46 | Army | 1946-1948 | WWII | D | |
Paul Richard Averitt | 46 | Army | WWII | D | 92nd Signal Corps as a Communications Engi- neer | |
David Lester Bacigalupo | 46 | Army | WWII | D | ||
Fred Boyd | 46 | Navy | D | |||
William "Bill" Burger | 46 | Navy | WWII | D | USS Bennington | |
Ray E. Conner | 46 | Army | D | Served in Japan after WWII | ||
Ed Corlew | 46 | Army | WWII | D | Korea | |
William Maurice Crouch | 46 | Navy | Korea | D | ||
Jim Edgin | 46 | Air Force | Vietnam | D | ||
Richard Eugene Harper | 46 | Army | D | Served in Germany during peace time | ||
Charles H. Harris | 46 | Army | Korea | D | ||
William T. Harris | 46 | Navy | 1950-1956 | Korea | D | |
Everett Hickcox | 46 | Army | WWII | D | Served in Italy | |
William Earl Jones | 46 | Air Force | 1942-1944 | WWII | D | Belly Gunner. Flew 32 missions over France & Germany |
Charles Judd | 46 | Army | D | |||
Ralph Lawrence | 46 | Navy | D | |||
Fred S. Morris, Jr. | 46 | Navy | WWII | D | Seabees | |
Richard R. Pettigrew | 46 | Army | 1946-1948 | WWII | D | U.S. Army, Hdq. & Hdq. Co. 96th Mil. Gov”t., Chonju, Korea. Rank – Sgt |
Ira Ray | 46 | Merchant Marine | D | |||
William Bryan Roehrig | 46 | Army | 1950-1952 | D | ||
Hulan Smith | 46 | WWII | D | |||
Robert Suddarth | 46 | Army | WWII | D | ||
Richard Lewis Thompson | 46 | Navy | WWII | D | V-12 Program | |
Talmadage Williams | 46 | Marine | Korea | D | Sgt. - KIA at "Heartbreak Ridge" 5th Platoon, Squad Leader | |
Frank Yates | 46 | Navy | D | |||
Edwin G. York III | 46 | Navy | D | Captain/Jet pilot/served 29 years | ||
Clarence Bailey Bomar | 47 | Civil Air Patrol | D | Major. Died in a plane crash in 1960 in Allegheny Mountains | ||
Elmo "Sonny" Bridges | 47 | Marines | 1948-1950 | Korean | D | KIA in hostile fire, Pvt 1st Class, Infantry, Rifleman, 2nd BN, 7th Marine Regiment (2/7) H&S Co |
Ewing "Polly" Collier | 47 | Army | D | |||
Charles D. Corlew | 47 | Navy | WWII | D | Navy Fleet 5th Fleet on USS Savo Island CVE-78. He saw heavy combat in Philippines | |
Howard Lindgard Hoff | 47 | Air Force | Korea | D | 1st Lieutenant | |
Thomas Clemmons Hooper | 47 | Army | WWII | D | Served in France | |
Dr. Ray Jones | 47 | Army | 1954-1956 | 1 | Stationed at Ft. Jackson. Specialist 3rd Class. | |
Thomas Parker | 47 | Army | 1950-1952 | Korea | D | 187th Regimental Combat Team and was also a member of the 10th Ranger Company Airborne |
Ben E. Payne | 47 | Air Force | WWII | D | ||
Ruben Royce Richey | 47 | Navy | 1945-1946 | WWII | D | Mine Sweeper in Manila |
Orville Vernon Smith | 47 | Army | D | |||
Elmer "Buddy" Todd, Jr. | 47 | Marines | Korea | D | Served 6 years in the Marines and reenlisted to serve as a staff sergeant during Korean conflict. | |
Howard Utley | 47 | Army | Korea | D | ||
Leonard Vernon Wilson | 47 | Navy | D | |||
Bob L. Andrews | 48 | Navy | 1951-1952 | Korea | D | Air National Guard 1951-1957, Air Force 1952 |
Joseph Miller Baskette | 48 | Army | D | Corporal | ||
Claude Bearden | 48 | Army TN Air National Guard | 1946-1960 | D | Claude was in the class of 1946 but he enlisted in the Army in March 1946 and missed his class graduation. Claude completed basic training and went to Japan on occupation duty as a Military Policeman in 1946. He returned to Nashville in 1948 and went from the Army Reserves to the TN Air National Guard. His unit was activated and sent to England for one year in 1952. Claude retired from the United States Air Force Reserve in 1960 as a Master Sergeant | |
John A. Blazer | 48 | Marines/Army/Navy | 1948-1953 | WW II/Korea | D | Corporal, Rifleman and BAR-man and wounded twice. 1st Platoon, George Company, 1st Marine Regiment. He was twice a Prisoner of War and once during service was Missing in Action. Dr. Blazer was one of "The Chosin Few" as he served in the Battle of Chosin Reservoir during the Korean War. He was a former Commandant of the Marine Corp League |
Billy J. Cox | 48 | Navy | Korea | D | He served on the carrier USS Essex. | |
Fred Vernon Fox | 48 | Air Force | 1950-1954 | Korea | D | |
Bobby Garrison | 48 | Navy | 1948-1952 | Korea | 1 | USS Manchester |
Roy E. Guy | 48 | Navy AirForce | 1948-1951 | Korea | 1 | PB4y-2 Squadron, Radioman |
Thomas Halleyburton | 48 | Air Force | Korea | D | 1st Lieutenant | |
James Eldred Holley, Jr. | 48 | Air Force | D | 1st. Lieutenant. Served 3 years | ||
Andrew M. (Buddy) Manning | 48 | Navy | 1952-1954 | Korea | D | USS Missouri LTJG |
Jerry McIntyre | 48 | Navy | 1952-1954 | Korea | D | LTJG R Division and ABC Warfare Defense Officer. CVA 47. Naval Reserve 5 years |
Paul Raymond Pickel | 48 | Army | 1948-1972 | Korea & Vietnam | D | He served two tours in Vietnam. He also served tours of duty in Japan, Europe and the United States. He received many Awards and Metals. One of which he was most proud was The Soldiers Medal |
William Douglas Redmon | 48 | Army | 1951-1953 | Korea | 1 | Medic. Served in Germany and received Occupation Medal |
William Skinner | 48 | Air Force | D | Electrician | ||
William Thrasher | 48 | Air Force | D | Retired from USAF in 1968 and Federal Aviation Agency in 1986 | ||
Robert Theodore (Ted) Wey | 48 | Navy | D | |||
Robert Howard Williamson | 48 | Army/Air Force National Guard | WWII | D | Served in Occupation Forces in Japan | |
Buford Glenn Wilson | 48 | Navy | Korea | D | Retired from the Navy. | |
Warren Bosworth | 49 | Marines | Korea | D | Drill Sergeant. Served 4 year | |
James C. Boyd | 49 | Marines | D | |||
William "Bill" Brittain | 49 | Army | Korea | D | ||
David Caldwell | 49 | Army | D | |||
William Grady Dodds | 49 | Air Force | 1955-1976 | Vietnam | D | Flew just under 700 hours in country as a pilot. Retired Lt. Col. I was in the Operations field as a pilot my entire career. I served one year in VietNam as a combat support pilot and received seven Air Medals |
Earl Etter | 49 | Army | Korea | D | ||
Henry O. Freund | 49 | Army | Korea | D | ||
Ed Gossage | 49 | Army | 1954-1957 | Korea | 1 | 1st Lieutenant |
Layton Arden Gossage | 49 | Army | 1 | Lieutenant | ||
Ollie Frank Griffin | 49 | Navy | D | |||
James Edward Harris | 49 | Army | D | Served 2 years with the Counter Intelligence Corps. | ||
Jesse Hays, Jr. | 49 | Army | 1951-1953 | Korea | D | |
James Inman | 49 | Army | D | |||
Charlie Brown McGaw | 49 | Army | Korea | D | ||
Phillip Lee Parsons | 49 | Air National Guard | Korea | D | ||
Harry W. Stone | 49 | Army | Korea | D | KIA Apr 25 1951 | |
Robert Wesley Walton | 49 | Air Force | Korea | D | Air Force specialty code. National Defense Service Medal, Korean Service Medal, United States Service Medal, and Good Conduct Medal | |
Lonnie Wilson | 49 | Air Force | D | |||
James York III | 49 | Army | D | Sgt. Served 11 months in Korea and 2 months in Japan. | ||