Fallen Soldiers (known)
WORLD WAR II [2]
CPT Stanley E. Larson
Sgt. Albert J. Warner
Sgt. Glenn W. Scott
Pfc. Dorvall J. Walter
Pfc. Donald J. Towslee
2Lt. William A. Thomas
T/5. Jack H. Taylor
Pfc. Rex F. Stokes
Cpl. Fred C. Standish
Sgt. Israel E. Selph
Pvt. Gustave Ruiz
Pvt. Ralph W. Quinnan
Pfc. Willy Pederssen
Pvt. Walter F. Massey
Pfc. Grant H. Martin
1Lt. Joseph N. Marcantonio
Pfc. Lawrence E. Le Duc
Pvt. George B. King
Pvt. Cullie B. Johnson
Pvt. Thomas J. Houlihan
Pvt. John M. Hodge
Sgt. James R. Graybeal
1Lt. Vernon H. Evans
Pvt. Robert A. Engle
Pfc. Robert H. Dobbins
Pfc. Edward J. De Stefano
Pvt. Leonard F. Cwynar
Pvt. Cyril J. Chevalier
Pvt. Richard Carlson
Sgt. Wyatt D. Bassett
Pvt. Ted Barabas
Sgt. Donald H. Tosh
Pfc. Rafael Ordonez
T/5. Albert J. Klein
Sgt. Kenneth A. Stoner
1Lt. Leroy F. Sasse
Cpl. Grover G. Shepherd
T/5. Leon J. Weems
T/5. Thomas J. Redmond
S/Sgt. James M Renfro
2Lt. Earl H. Ostmeyer
Pfc. Harold C. Krueger
2Lt. Leo W. French Jr. (C Co) 1944 (KIA) Anzio
KOREA [3]
PV2 John A. Aimer (D Co), 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
SFC Ellis L. Aldridge (HSC), 4 Oct 1951 (KIA)
PFC Herbert Armbruster (D Co), 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PFC Claude E. Bachtell (C Co), 23 Mar 1951 (DOW)
PFC Walter J. Ball (B Co), 21 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PV2 Bernard A. Beemon, 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Arthur L. Belt, 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
MSG Leonard J. Best (D Co), 29 Nov 1950 (MIA)
SGT Donald Bombardier (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Charles E. Burba (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
1LT Robert W. Carney (C Co), 25 Feb 1951 (KIA)
PV2 Sammie L. Clifton (D Co), 26 Mar 1951 (DOW)
PFC Josue, Cortes-Boisjoli (C Co), 5 Jun 1951 (KIA)
CPL Thomas R. Davison (D Co), 31 Dec 1951 (DD)
1LT Max L. DeRossett (HSC), 4 Oct 1951 (KIA)
PV2 Charles Drengberg, 29 Nov 1950 (DOW)
CPL James D. Eroddy, 12 Sep 1952 (KIA)
PFC Robert W. Faris (A Co), 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
SGT Noe Franco, 10 May 1953 (KIA)
PFC John S. Grover (D Co), 24 Mar 1951 (DOW)
PV2 Salvador M. Guzman, 13 Jun 1953 (KIA)
PFC James E. Hartley Jr. (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Sonnie L. Holmes (HSC), 4 Nov 1951 (KIA)
PV2 Daniel B. Jewell, 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PFC Daniel R. Lambert (HSC), 4 Oct 1951 (KIA)
SGT Homer M. McDaniel (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (MIA)
CPL Harry T. McGonigle (B Co), 21 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Larry O. Merrill (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (DD)
CPL Norman B. Miller Jr., 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Sylvian A. Moyers, 24 Apr 1951 (DOW)
SFC Henry C. Nunnery (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PV2 Raymond R. O'Connor, 13 Jun 1953 (KIA)
CPL Thomas F. Palmer (D Co), 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PV2 Jerry B. Powers (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL James A. Prater (C Co), 16 Mar 1951 (KIA)
PV2 Roy Ray Jr., 27 Apr 1953 (KIA)
SFC Oliver P. Riels (A Co), 2 Dec 1950 (DD)
PFC Donnie F. Roby (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (KIA)
PV2 Robert F. Ruder, 13 Jun 1953 (KIA)
CPL William M. Scalf (HSC), 4 Nov 1951 (KIA)
1LT Carl J. Schiltz (C Co), 24 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Glenn A. Schreiner (A Co), 1 Dec 1951 (KIA)
PV2 Ben T. Smith Jr. (D Co), 29 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Charles L. Somers (B Co), 21 Nov 1950 (DD)
PFC Earnest A. Taylor (B Co), 21 Nov 1950 (MIA)
SFC Raymond R. Thornton (D Co), 28 Nov 1950 (DD)
MSG James M. Traylor, 18 Dec 1950 (MIA)
PV2 Charles C. Van Elsberg (B Co), 21 Nov 1950 (KIA)
CPL Nick Vezakis Jr. (B Co), 16 Oct 1951 (KIA)
2LT Thomas D. Wood, 15 Jun 1953 (KIA)
PV2 Steve A. Zagurskie (D Co), 23 Apr 1951 (KIA)
PFC Salvatore J. Zucca, 25 Jul 1953 (DOW)
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