| Alabama (Chambers County), LaFayette — Chambers County War Memorial |
| | In memory of Chambers Co. veterans who gave their lives in following wars:
World War I [west face] (list of names)
World War II [east and south faces](list of names)
Korean and Vietnam Conflicts [north face] (lists of names) — Map (db m18163) |
| Alabama (Clay County), Ashland — Clay County Veterans Memorial |
| | Dedicated to the veterans of Clay County who so unselfishly served and to those who died in defense of their country Let it be said “We will never forget” Left Panel List of World War I, World War II and Korean War veterans Right Panel List of World War II and Vietnam War veterans — Map (db m14302) |
| Alabama (Jefferson County), Birmingham — Disabled American Veterans |
| | (Side 1)
Disabled American Veterans Formed December 25, 1920.
Birmingham Chapter No. 4 Chartered January 25, 1926.
This Memorial Dedicated To Our Military Forces And To All Who Have Given Their Blood And Lives That The Republic Might Live Forever.
How Sleep The Brave Who Sink To Rest By All Their Country's Wishes Blest!
This Tenth Day Of November Nineteen Hundred Eighty One.
(Side 2)
United States Army
Authorized By The Continental Congress June 14, 1775
* . . . — Map (db m24347) |
| Alabama (Talladega County), Talladega — USS Talladega (APA-208) Talladega County "The Tremblin' T" |
| | Seven Battle Stars
* * * * * * *
World War II
* Iwo Jima Operation
* Okinawa Gunto Operation
First of the 31 ship convoy with occupation troops
to dock at Yokohama on VJ Day, September 2, 1945
Korean War
* 3rd Korean Winter
* Korea, Summer-Fall (1953)
Vietnam War
* Vietnam Defense Campaign
* Vietnamese Counteroffensive Phase II
* Vietnamese Counteroffensive Phase III
Commissioned October 31, 1944
Struck from Naval Register September 1, 1976 . . . — Map (db m12212) |
| Arkansas (Mississippi County), Gosnell — Brave Men from the 97th Bombardment Wing |
| | To honor the memory of these brave men from the 97th Bombardment Wing at Blytheville Air Force Base who did not return after their B-52 aircraft was shot down over Hanoi, North Vietnam in December 1972 Col. Keith R. Heggen Lt. Col. Donald L. Rissi Major Bobby A. Kirby Capt. Randall J. Craddock Capt. George D. Lockhart Capt. Ronald D. Perry Capt. Robert J. Thomas Capt. Charles E. Darr SmSgt. Walter L. Ferguson Erected by their families, compatriots and friends — Map (db m24056) |
| California (Amador County), Sutter Creek — To Remember the Men of Amador County Who Died in The World War |
| | [There are four markers mounted on the monument; one each for World War I, World War II, Korea and Vietnam. The first three are mounted on the north side and the fourth is mounted on the south side of monument]
[World War I]
To Remember
THE MEN OF AMADOR COUNTY
Who Died in the World War
Left Column:
G. Bulaich, J.A. Cuneo, F.S. Ferrari, E.L. Flitcraft, E.F. Forbes, L. Griesback, P.W. Hamm, J.R. Hyland, A. Kretcher, G. Koprivica
Right Column:
R.E. Noce, . . . — Map (db m13421) |
| California (El Dorado County), Placerville — El Dorado County Veterans Monument |
| |
[Marker located on right planter stand on walkway of entrance to Monument:]
El Dorado County
Veterans Monument
Dedicated on Veterans Day
November 11, 2006
By
The Friends of the Monument
And
The Grateful Citizens
Of El Dorado County
To Honor Those Who Have Served
The Cause of Freedom
Marker located on Stand Holding Eagle Sculpture - left side of entrance walkway.]
El Dorado County
Veterans Monument
Monument Founders
Richard W. . . . — Map (db m21750) |
| California (Mono County), Bridgeport — Mountain Warfare Training Center U.S. Marine Corp |
| | Was established in 1951, in cooperation with the U.S. Forest Service. One of the Corps most remote and isolated posts. The mission was providing cold weather training for Korea bound replacement personnel. The name changed to “Marine Corp Cold Weather Training Center” after the Korean conflict. In 1963, because of its expanded role, the center was re-named “Marine Corp Mountain Warfare Training Center,” operating on a full-time basis until 1967 when it was placed on . . . — Map (db m11919) |
| California (Sacramento County), Mather — F-105G “Wild Weasel” |
| | Wing Span 34 ft. 11 inches
Length 67 ft.
Height 20 ft.
Speed 831 MPH
Cruising 596 MPH
Weight 11 Tons
First aircraft retrofitted to destroy surface-to-air missles in North Vietnam. The valiant airmen who flew these dangerous missions typified the courage of the Vietnam Veteran. In honor of those who served, we dedicate this memorial 24 May 2000. — Map (db m888) |
| California (Sacramento County), Sacramento — U.S.S. Sacramento – 1964 |
| | Constructed during the early years of the Viet Nam War, she was commissioned as a “Combat Supply and Auxiliary Support Ship” (AEO-1). At 793 and 53,000 tons, she is by far the largest ship in the US Fleet to be named ”Sacramento.” With a crew of 600, she has been assigned to the Seventh Fleet and award fifteen Battle Stars. She has been dubbed a floating supermarket, holding in a single load eight million gallons of fuel, 1600 tons of ammunition, 250 tons of . . . — Map (db m16464) |
| California (San Joaquin County), Stockton — Stockton Vietnam War Memorial |
| | This monument represents in a small way our appreciation of the contributions to freedom which brave men are called upon to make.
In recognition of their sacrifice, we reaffirm our community to the goals and ideals which they sought.
In memory of those Stockton men who have died fighting with the Allied Forces in Vietnam.
[Column 1:]
Daniel Acosta ∙ Donald Armstrong ∙ James Chase Balbirnie ∙ Brian John Bennett ∙ Douglas A. Bennett ∙ . . . — Map (db m23999) |
| California (San Mateo County), San Carlos — City of San Carlos Veterans Memorial |
| | Dedicated to the lasting memory of those from the City of San Carlos and San Carlos High School who gave their lives while serving with the Armed Forces of the United States of America during the Vietnam War and in the Persian Gulf.
They fought and died far from home for the freedom of others. We remember their courage, devotion and sacrifice – They will be with us always. They are named in the order they were
taken from us.
VIETNAM
David J. Carnevale, Preston L. Snyder, Dana R. . . . — Map (db m18337) |
| California (Solano County), Benicia — Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet The Fleet |
| | Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet is part of the National Defense Reserve Fleet (NDRF), owned and operated by U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration (MARAD). Established by the Merchant Ship Act of 1946, NDRF serves as a reserve which could be activated to meet shipping requirements during national emergencies. During World War II, over 3000 commercial type ships were built by the Maritime Commission to support the Allied war effort. After the war, those ships that could not be . . . — Map (db m10794) |
| California (Solano County), Benicia — World War I Memorial |
| | IN MEMORY
of
Edmund Rudolf Anderson
Karl H. Dauber
Walter E. Erickson
James John Pometta
David Allen Richie
Arthur Rood
Chris Condare
Who gave their lives in the World War — Map (db m16354) |
| California (Stanislaus County), Ceres — Ceres War Memorial |
| | Remember those who
Remembered us.
The Living – The Dead
The POW – The MIA
They Will Not Be Forgotten.
Dedicated November 11. 1989
Founder Glen R. Perales Vietnam Vet
W.W. I
Sterling Pack H. Barker Harold Johnson Oscar Snover Cecil Thompson Edgar Annear
W.W. II
Tillson Barrows Paul Hickey John Boyd Dale Swift + Walter F. Perra Richard T. Everts Poney L. Amant + Fred E. Koepky Stan E. Stevens Jerold . . . — Map (db m19462) |
| California (Stanislaus County), Modesto — Modesto War Memorial |
| |
In memory to those who gave their lives for God and their Country
[Next to the Marker is also a 6 sided Monument listing the names of Stanislaus County Fallen Soldiers, gifted by Joe J. & Diane Venturin, and a "Guns are Silent" Monument dedicated by The American Legion Post 74, March 7, 1932]
[Panel 1:]
PEACE
This silent tribute to the fallen heros
of Stanislaus County who gave their
lives for family and country that
Freedom and Peace may endure. . . . — Map (db m19482) |
| California (Yolo County), West Sacramento — Veterans Plaza |
| |
[First Marker]
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR 1898
The Spanish-American War was a turning point in American history. It marked the first time that we sent troops overseas to defend freedom. Whether at San Juan Hill or Manila Bay, these founders of the VFW distinguished themselves heroically.
We Pause to Remember
VFW Post #8762
[Second Marker]
WORLD WAR I 1917 - 1918
America's veterans rose to the challenge of the first world war with courage and dedication. In doing so, they won . . . — Map (db m15707) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), Danbury — Danbury Area Vietnam War Memorial |
| | 1964 Vietnam War 1975
Dedicated this 29th day of May 1988 by the people of the greated Danbury area to those men and women who served their country during the Vietnam War.
This memorial symbolizes the courage and sacrifices made by individuals as well as the humanity and compassion shown towards the people, and in particular, the children of the Republic of Vietnam.
Bethel
Harold F. Gentile, Cpl, USA KIA 6/24/68
Gary C. Griswold, PFC, USMC KIA 10/14/67
William B. Mitchell, PFC, . . . — Map (db m23401) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), Danbury — Danbury Veterans Monument |
| | Center Marker:In Honor of
The Men and Women
of Danbury
who served in the World War
1917 – 1919
In Memory of these men who
made the supreme sacrifice
for liberty
Toby Asmar Co. M. 325th Infantry Killed In Action October 11, 1918
Martin J. Brennan Headquarters Co. 138th Field Artillery Died in France October 26, 1918
George A. Byrnes Merchant Marine Service Died at Brookline, Mass. September 21, 1918
Joseph T. . . . — Map (db m23084) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), New Fairfield — New Fairfield Veterans Memorial |
| | They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn them.
French & Indian War Samuel Fairchild Militia K.I.A. Aug. 4, 1759 Burmell Barnum Militia K.I.A. Aug. 4, 1761 Civil War Frederick C. Barnum Cpl. U.S. Army K.I.A. June 22, 1863 Augustus E. Bronson U.S. Army K.I.A. June 1, 1864 Edward Griffin Pvt. U.S. Army K.I.A. July 5, 1863 William B. Leach U.S. Army K.I.A. June 19, 1864 Henry H. Hyatt U.S. Army K.I.A. June 22, 1864 Homer B. Barnum . . . — Map (db m23063) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), Newtown — Newtown Veterans Memorial |
| | Newtown Remembers With Grateful Prayers And Solemn Vows Her Sacred Dead Her Honored Living Who Ventured All Unto Death That We Might Live A Republic With Independence A Nation With Union Forever A World With Righteousness And Peace For All — Map (db m21339) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), Ridgefield — Ridgefield Veterans Memorial |
| | Center Panel: Honor Roll
World War II and Korean War Action
“Into the Mosaic of Victory, These Priceless Jewels Were Set”
In Supreme Sacrifice
World War II
Acocella, Charles
Bell, William P.
Birarelli, James J.
Blume, Robert N.
Cogswell, Charles G.
Frulla, Armondo
Hall, William H.
Nelson, John E.
Polverari, Geno J.
Rose, Walter
Schere, Meinhard H.
Scott, Harold
Ward, Thomas A.
Vance, Lee P.
“I do . . . — Map (db m23875) |
| Connecticut (Fairfield County), Sherman — Sherman Veterans Memorial |
| | [ center tablet ]
1941 World War II 1946
Alfredson, Arvid R. Alfredson, John P. Amazeen, Bradford E. Anderson, Henry B., Jr. Barton, John E. Bauman, Herman Beaumont, John F. Biro, Louis Blantin, Robert B. Bloch, Werner W. Bray, William J. Brendel, Paul R. Brengel, Rita Houlberg Burnett, William R. Byrne, George J. Cass, Joseph B., Jr. Castro, Edward Chamberlain, Arthur C. Christianson, Leif Cook, Charles W. Cordes, Raymond C. Crocco, Joseph . . . — Map (db m24435) |
| Connecticut (Litchfield County), Bridgewater — Bridgewater Veterans |
| |
[Front Marker:]
Bridgewater Veterans
Deceased
Daniel B. Bianchi, WWII Peter Blicher, Jr.,WWII Martin Carlson, Korean James T. Cuddy, Korean William J. Cuddy, Korean George S. DeVoe, WWII Richard J. Flaig, WWII Edward L. Gale, WWII Murray D. Jackson, WWII Gregory D. Johnson, Vietnam Betty s. LeMien. Korean David S. Loveless, WWII John Makara, WWII Martin J. Morrissey, WWII Lynn Reed Patrick, Jr., Vietnam Vincent Pellegino, WWII Stanley Percy, . . . — Map (db m20260) |
| Connecticut (Litchfield County), Oakville — Oakville World War II Memorial |
| | . . . — Map (db m19227) |
| Connecticut (Litchfield County), Watertown — Watertown Killed in Action Memorial |
| |
Killed in Action
1950 Korea 1955
All Returned
1964 Vietnam 1973
Argenta, Allen C. Childs, Christopher J. Greenwell, Joseph E. Palmer, Douglas T. — Map (db m19664) |
| Connecticut (Middlesex County), Middletown — Middletown Korea Vietnam Monument |
| | Korea
1950 1955
Vietnam
1961 1975 Beyond the Far Pacific to the Rim of Asia they went
– Twice in a Generation –
To risk all for Honor and Freedom
[back]
“You Are Not Forgotten”
Sp4 Thomas W.Shay, U.S. Army, June 15, 1966
PFC Leroy Frazier, U.S. Army, October 1, 1966 — Map (db m24208) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Cheshire — The Medal of Honor Plaza and “Living Classroom” |
| | The Medal of Honor Plaza and “Living Classroom” Dedicated May 26, 1996
Alfred C. Adinolfi, U.S. Air Force, Chairman and Town Councilman
S. Kenneth Baril, U.S. Army Harold Mosher, U.S. Army John White, U.S. Navy Henry E. Carson, U.S. Army Lori Rusnack, Parks and Recreation Commissioner Thomas Williams, U.S. Air Force Robert Coccolini, Parks and Recreation Director Sandra Mouris, Mayor Kevin Simmons, Parks and Recreation Staff Monument Design: Jerry Lloyd Lodynsky — Map (db m22456) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Cheshire — Town of Cheshire Memorial Plaza |
| | Honoring Our Veterans
1754 French and Indian War 1763
Reuben Hitchcock Edward Parker Ephraim Parker
1775 Revolutionary War 1783
Asa Bellamy Justus Bellamy Reuben Bellamy Silas Bellamy Asa Bronson Elisha Cowles Amos Parker Edward Parker Elisha Parker Samuel Parker Elisha Parker, Jr. Jesse Parker, Jr. Jesse Parker, Sr.*
1861 Civil War 1865
Nelson Beach
1940 World War II 1946
Francis R. Rocco
1950 Korea 1955
Roger (Deschesnes) Deshane . . . — Map (db m22406) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Naugatuck — Naugatuck Veterans Monument |
| | Naugatuck Honors the Men and Women who Served Their Country in Time of Need
[ Center panel ]
Vietnam
Alho, Antonio L. Brewer, Samuel A. Carney, James P. Fabrisi, Pail E. Holland, Joseph P. Schultz, John P.
[ Left panels ]
Lebanon
Wigglesworth, Duane
Grenada
Afghanistan
World War II
Adamaitis, Frank J. Adamski, Chester Ashmore, James L. Barboza Joseph Baummer, Robert A. Booker, Bruce H. Boyd, Robert R. Cowan, . . . — Map (db m23918) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Prospect — W.O Michael Aaron Kight |
| | This Military Display is Dedicated to the Memory of Fellow Veteran, W.O Michael Aaron Kight Who Lost His Life In Vietnam on May 19, 1967 — Map (db m22458) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Seymour — Seymour Veterans Monument |
| |
This Monument is Dedicated to Vietnam and Korean Veterans For Their Bravery And Courage In Fighting for Freedom
— Map (db m21959) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Southbury — Southbury Veterans Memorial |
| | In memory of the Veterans of all wars
In honor of those from Southbury who served in the Korean Conflict 1950 – 1955 (east face)
In honor of those from Southbury who served in the Vietnam Conflict 1964 – 1975 (west face) — Map (db m19270) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Waterbury — POW / MIA Soldiers from Waterbury |
| | (Center):In memory of the POW / MIA Soldiers from Waterbury who bravely served our nation in all conflicts.
You Are Not Forgotten!
(Left):Sgt. Victor J. Choinere U.S. Army
DoB Nov. 1931 – Date MIA Nov. 1950
Cpl. Dennis Rush U.S. Army
DoB Feb. 1930 – Date MIA Nov. 1950
Cpl. Donald L. Humiston U.S. Army
DoB May 1929 – Date MIA July 1952
And all prisoners of war and missing in action
Korean War 1950 – 1953
First Lieutenant U.S.A.F. . . . — Map (db m20134) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Waterbury — The Navy Cross Our Waterbury Heroes |
| | It is our nations second highest military honor, awarded to three men from Waterbury. Let no one forget their personal valor, their courage, and their devotion to duty.
Cpl. John J. Spillane
U.S. Marine Corps, Company A, 2d Amphibian Tractor Battalion, 2d Marine Division
Date of Action: November 20, 1943
Citation:
The Navy Cross is presented to John J. Spillane, Corporal, U.S. Marine Corps, for extraordinary heroism while serving as a Crew Chief of an Amphibian Tractor of , . . . — Map (db m19692) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Waterbury — Waterbury Vietnam War Memorial |
| |
Thirty sons of Waterbury died
while serving in the Vietnam War.
They are listed by their date of death, their location on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall and the area where they died.
PFC Willian Joseph Oakley, 28-May-65, Panel 1E, Row 126, Bien Hoa PFC Richard Michael Facondini, 5-Dec-65, Panel 3E, Row 126, Binh Duong PFC John Francis Sampt, 17-Feb-66, Panel 5E, Row 43, Binh Dinh SMS Andre Roland Guillet, 18-May-66, Panel 7E, Row 81, Over Laos (MIA) PFC Norman Edward . . . — Map (db m20206) |
| Connecticut (New Haven County), Wolcott — Wolcott Veterans Monument |
| | To Those Who Served Our Country In Time of War They Gave Their Today For Our Tomorrow World War I World War II Korean War Vietnam War Persian Gulf War Iraqi Freedom Donated by Junior Womens Club of Wolcott Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 1979 American Legion Post 165 Dedicated Nov. 14, 1982 — Map (db m22368) |
| Delaware (Sussex County), Seaford — Seaford Veterans Memorial |
| | Dedicated to the memory of those Seaford community veterans who died in the defense of our country.
World War I
Thomas Penington, Lewis A. Taylor, Frank C. Quails, Kemp Wright, Albert H. Waller
Korea
Vernon L. DeShields, Charles F. Wright, Irvin M. Tindall
Vietnam
James L. Miller, Richard K. Hill, Richard S. Dennison, James A. Messick, James F. Henry Jr
World War II
Carlton E. Massey, Harold S. McWilliams Jr, George M. Johnson, Alfred b. Lankford, . . . — Map (db m4994) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Adams-Morgan — 7 of 18 — Lanier Place Roads to Diversity Adams Morgan Heritage Trail |
| | Banker Archibald McLachlan and Smithsonian Institution naturalist George Brown Goode developed Lanier Heights in the early 1890s. Goode laid out streets and encouraged Smithsonian colleagues to purchase lots. McLachlan built the elegant Ontario Apartments, visible ahead and to the left on then-rural Ontario Road. More apartments and row houses followed. By 1935 Lanier Heights was considered a close-in, city neighborhood.
In 1908 the city built the Mission style firehouse mid-block to your . . . — Map (db m17295) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Bolling Air Force Base — Republic F-105D Thunderchief |
| | This aircraft, of a type used extensively in Southeast Asia air operations, is dedicated to all the courageous airmen who gave their lives in honor during that conflict. — Map (db m16292) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Columbia Heights — 17 of 19 — Social Justice Cultural Convergence Columbia Heights Heritage Trail |
| | Straight ahead is All Souls Church, Unitarian, long known for its social activism, starting with abolitionism in the 1820s and ranging through nuclear disarmament and interracial cooperation. During the segregation era, All Souls was one of the few places in DC open to integrated meetings. During the 1980s and '90s it (and other neighborhood churches) even hosted concerts by DC's influential punk bands Bad Brains, Fugazi, Minor Threat, and others.
In the 1960s, the church launched the . . . — Map (db m24152) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Northwest — First Division War Memorial |
| | [Inscriptions on the original memorial (1924)]
First Division, United States Army, American Expeditionary Forces, June 1917 - September 1919.
Erected by the memorial association of the First Division and patriotic friends to the memory of the dead of the division who gave their lives in the World War that the liberty and the ideals of our country might endure.
Sommervillier: Oct 20 - Nov 20, 1917.
Ansauville: Jan 16 - April 3, 1918.
Cantigny April 19 - June . . . — Map (db m17629) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Southeast — Whitney M. Young, Jr. Memorial Bridge |
| | Named in honor of
Whitney Moore Young, Jr.
1921-1971
Humanitarian-scholar and venerable leader of the National Urban League whose work produced landmark changes in civil rights laws and notable progress towards social and economic justice in America. — Map (db m15606) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — A Legacy of Healing and Hope Vietnam Women's Memorial |
| | Over 265,000 American women served during the Vietnam era (1956 through 1975) and over 11,000 saw duty in Vietnam. The majority served as nurses, caring for thousands of wounded servicemen in the difficult conditions of crowded transports, harsh weather, difficult terrain, and long hours. Between 1964 and 1973, dedicated nurses tended to over 100,000 wounded, saving nearly 98 percent of those who eventually reached hospitals. The Memorial Inspired to tell the story of all Vietnam-era . . . — Map (db m7878) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), The National Mall — Vietnam Veterans Memorial |
| | The Vietnam Veterans Memorial honors the courage, sacrifice, and devotion to duty and country of the men and women of the armed forces of the United States who served in America's longest war. By virtue of its design, the memorial inspires a contemplative experience and puts a human face on a divisive conflict. Veterans, their families, and others find the memorial a place for reflection and healing.
On the granite walls of the Memorial are more than 58,000 names of those listed as missing . . . — Map (db m212) |
| District of Columbia (Washington), Washington Navy Yard — Swift Boat PCF1 |
| | Dedicated on 23 April 1998 by Senator John F. Kerry and Wade Sanders of the Swift Boat Sailors Association, Inc. in recognition of those who served and in memory of lost comrades — Map (db m10453) |
| Florida (Citrus County), Crystal River — Bicentennial Park War Memorial |
| | WW I, WW II, Korea, Vietnam, Grenada, Desert Storm heroes. — Map (db m3528) |
| Florida (Hillsborough County), Tampa — Tampa POW/MIA |
| |
Throughout history we have answered
our country's call to arms,
for freedom, for justice,
for self-determination of an ally,
we have served, and sometimes paid
in grim coin the price exacted,
Through no fault of ours,
somehow we are left
on foreign shores,
Some of us lie in unmarked graves,
some of us remain behind prison bars
and some of us serve as slave laborers;
Yet all of us yearn to be
returned to the land of our birth,
Whether to live out the remainder . . . — Map (db m15120) |
| Florida (Pinellas County), Tarpon Springs — Craig Park War Memorial |
| | World War I, World War II, Korean and Vietnam War. (lists of names) — Map (db m3288) |
| Florida (Seminole County), Orlando — FL-SC017 — Naval Air Station - Sanford |
| | In November 1942, NAS Sanford was commissioned to meet the need for additional naval aviation training facilities. Originally planned for bomber training, within a year it converted to fighter plane training. A major portion of fighter pilots that served on aircraft carriers in the Pacific during WWII trained at the field. “Touch and Go” training simulated aircraft landings at the airfield at Osceola and other nearby fields. Fifty-three pilots lost their lives in plane crashes in . . . — Map (db m2182) |
| Georgia (Candler County), Metter — Candler County War Memorial |
| | Dedicated to Those
Brave Men of Candler County Who
Paid the Supreme Sacrifice in
Defense of Their Country
Donated by the Citizens
of
Candler County
Memorial Day 1987
( Left Panel)
Honor Roll
World War II
Thomas Bragg William A. Brinson Levy Brown
Ben Grady Collins Wallace D. Collins William Wright Collins
Theodore H. Eiseman John Forehand, Jr J.G. Grice
Boazie Hargrove Ray E. Hooks Clayton . . . — Map (db m19255) |
| Georgia (Chatham County), Pooler — McDonnell F-4C Phantom |
| | A masterpiece of engineering, the F-4 was originally designed for use aboard Navy aircraft carriers. In 1962 the Air Force adopted a ground attack version of the F-4 after it had easily outperformed its F-106 in head-to-head competition. The F-4 achieved legendary status in Vietnam, scoring 277 combat victories, including the first and last U.S. air victories of the conflict.
Manufactured by McDonnell Aircraft and delievered to the Air Force in 1965, this F-4C Phantom served at various Air . . . — Map (db m13306) |
| Georgia (Chatham County), Pooler — Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG- 17A |
| | Introduced in 1951, the MiG-17 remained on frontline duty with many Warsaw Pact countries and their client states well into the 1980s. Developed too late for the Korean War, the MiG-17 went on to see action in Vietnam and in several of the African and Middle-Eastern conflicts of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. This version of the MiG-17 is fitted with the Klimov VK-1A engine, a Soviet copy of the Rolls- Royce Nene turbojet.
High maneuverability, coupled with a powerful automatic-cannon system, . . . — Map (db m13307) |
| Georgia (Chatham County), Pooler — Vietnam War Memorial |
| | Dedicated to the 2.7 million men and
woman in the U.S. Military who served
in the Vietnam War from 1957-1975 and
to the 58,245 who sacrificed their lives
for the freedom of the Vietnemese
people
[ Map of Southeast Asia ]
We are honored to have had the
opportunity to serve our country
under difficult circumstances. We are
profoundly grateful to our Commander
in Chief and to our nation for this day.
God Bless America !
Rear Admiral Jeremiah A Denton, Jr
First . . . — Map (db m18248) |
| Georgia (Chatham County), Savannah — Savannah's Marine Corps Memorial |
| | ( North face )
[ Left Plaque ]
Erected 1947
By
The Savannah Detachment
Marine Corps League
—
Commandant - E.S. Dufour, Jr.
Vice Commandants -
Sol H. Passink and H.B. Acker
Adjutant - F.W. Hughes
Judge Advocate - L.C. Johnston
Chaplin - L. J. McEwen
Sargent-At-Arms - D.F. Knight
—
Chairman Of Monument Committee
William C. Harris
{ Marine Corps Emblem Globe and Anchor }
Semper Fidelis
[ Right Plaque ]
Dedicated
. . . — Map (db m13543) |
| Georgia (Elbert County), Elberton — Dedicated to the Memory |
| | Dedicated
To the Memory
Of
All Citizens
Of
Elbert County, Georgia
Who gave their lives
In the Service
Of
Our County
World War I
World War II
Korean Conflict
Vietnam Era
1917 - 1975
"If ye break faith,we
shall have died in vain" — Map (db m21912) |
| Georgia (Evans County), Claxton — Dedicated to All Who Served (Evans County Georgia) |
| |
[ Emblems:] US Army, USAF
US Navy, US Marines
( West face )
Evans Countians
Killed in Action
World War I
1917-1918
Walter A. Campbell Robert F. Dregors
Virgil C. Teems Herchel C. Wood
( North face )
Evans Countians
Killed in Action
World War II
1950-1953
Leroy Barnard Jack M. Brandlet
Warren M. Colson John David Daniel
Dudley A. DeLoach Clarence Harper
Mitchell Palmer Iler Oren . . . — Map (db m19782) |
| Georgia (Glynn County), Brunswick — Glynn County War Memorial |
| | [Upper Tablet]:
Dedicated to
The men of Glynn County
who served their country and
to those named who gave their
lives for the preservation
of liberty and freedom
{Wreath emblem}
1917 The World War 1918
Arnold, Carle E. W., Jr.
Barrow, Columbus E.
Coney, William DeVoe
Harrison, Lewis D.
Houston, Malcom G.
Johnson, Onica
Leavy, Joseph DuBignon
McRea, Jaems A.
Ratcliffe, Eugene
Ross, Henry Thomas
Scarlett, Julian I.
Stephens, . . . — Map (db m13130) |
| Georgia (Glynn County), Brunswick — The State of Georgia Salutes |
| | [Upper right corner is the Prisoner of War and Missing in Action (POW/MIA) emblem]
The 77,000 Georgians who served in World War I;
the 1,937 KIA; 3,319 WIA; 67 Ex-POWs and 54 MIA
The 324,373 Georgians who served in World War II;
the 6,781 KIA; 11,650 WIA; 652 Ex-POWs and 364 MIA
The 75,000 Georgians who served in the Korean War;
the 740 KIA; 1,040 WIA; 97 Ex-POWs and 174 MIA
The 228,000 Georgians who served in the Vietnam War; the 1,584 KIA; 8,534 WIA; 21 Ex-POWs; 38 . . . — Map (db m16899) |
| Georgia (Hart County), Hartwell — The Broken V 1959 Vietnam 1975 |
| | (Center)
The Broken V Symbolizes
The Casualties Broken Dreams.
Promises and Plans
Dedicated November 15, 1987 by Hart County Citizens to Honor The memory of the Six Hart County Men whose patronage never dimmed:
Whose Loyalty never weakened; whose courage never faltered so that
Cherished Dreams could be realized for those who come after them
(Left side)
From the Foothills of
Northeast Georgia To the
Jungles of Vietnam we remember
the ones who gave their lives . . . — Map (db m21387) |
| Georgia (Muscogee County), Columbus — 1918 Diamond Jubilee 1993 Camp Benning / Fort Benning |
| | Side 1:
In October 1918, the Infantry School of Arms was established on 80 acres of land near here. Camp Benning, later Fort Benning, was named in honor of Confederate Infantry General Lewis Benning, a Columbus resident. The camps first commander was Col. Henry Eames. Constructed in just 7 days, the temporary camp had some 300 tents, mess halls, offices and warehouses. It was built under the supervision Major J. Paul Jones. Hundreds of thousands of young men received their military . . . — Map (db m23176) |
| Georgia (Richmond County), Augusta — 4th Infantry (Ivy) Division U.S. Army |
| | [East Face]:
First troops assigned to (Camp) Fort Gordon, Georgia
upon activation in 1941
Troops arrived at Camp Gordon December 1941 and
underwent rigid combat training here until April 1943.
{Ivy Leaf Cross Emblem}
Aisne - Marne Normandy
St. Mihiel Northern France
Meuse -Argonne Rhineland
Defensive Sector Ardennes
Army of Occupation Central Europe
Viet Nam
The first U.S. Troops to land on Utah Beach
Normandy France 6 June 1944-in Cherbourg - Break . . . — Map (db m10057) |
| Georgia (Richmond County), Augusta — American Gold Star Mothers Tribute |
| | [North Face]:
{USN Emblem}
World War I
In loving memory
of our sons who gave
their lives
[East Face]:
{US Army Emblem}
World War II
Dedicated to the glory of God
and to the men of all
wars.
Erected By American Gold Star Mothers Inc.
Richmond County Chapter 1972
[South Face]:
{US Air Force Emblem}
Korea
In memory
and honor of
all men who have made
the supreme sacrifice
[West Face]:
{US Marine Corps Emblem}
Viet . . . — Map (db m10063) |
| Georgia (Telfair County), Lumber City — Major General James E. Livingston |
| | Major General James E. Livingston
United States Marine Corps
Graduate of Lumber City High School
1957
Medal Of Honor Recipient
— · · —
For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity
at the risk of his life above and beyond
the call of duty in action against enemy
forces on 2 May 1968 in the Republic of
Vietnam. His gallant actions uphold the
highest traditions of the Marine Corps and
the United States Naval service. — Map (db m22030) |
| Georgia (Telfair County), McRea — Telfair County Veterans Memorial (Georgia) |
| | Dedicated to the Telfair
Countians who died in defence
of our country in its last
five wars.
They died that others
might live free
Emblems:
US Navy US Army US Marine Corps
US Airforce US Coast Guard
(Left Panel)
World War I Vietnam
18 Names 15 Names
Korea Lebanon
8 Names 1 Name
(Right Panel)
World War II
44 names — Map (db m23879) |
| Illinois (Iroquois County), Milford — Milford Illinois War Memorial |
| | [ Panel One ]
W. W. I
[ Row One ]
John Adams Sherman Adsit Roy Adwell G. W. Akerly Ralph Austin + Forrest Ballard Elmer Barkhurst Homer Beall, Sr. Jesse Bennet Reed Berryman Willard Black Edward Blanken Henry Bohlman Edward Bohner William Bohrman Earl Bond Earl Bookwalter Joe Bookwalter Roy Bookwalter Avery Boone E. P. Boone John Boyer Walter Breeding Fred Brewer Ernest Brown Henry Bruens George Buhrmester + Albert O. Buss . . . — Map (db m17946) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Catlin — Vermilion County War Memorial Catlin Lions Veterans Memorial |
| | World War I
World War II
Korean / Vietnam / Desert Storm
(The names of approximately 530 servicemen are included on the memorial. These names can be viewed at the link included below.) — Map (db m11235) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Danville — Vermilion County Korean and Vietnam War Memorial |
| | [Back of Stone Bench - At Entrance]:
Dedicated to those who served, and to the principles upon which this great country was founded. This memorial stands in humble gratitude.
[Left Section]:
Korea 1950 - 1953
Heroes of the Forgotten War
* Missing In Action
1 - Danville 2 - East Lynn 3 - Georgetown 4 - Hoopeston 5 - Indianaola 6 - Muncie 7 - Rankin 8 - Rossville 9 - Sidell 10 - Tilton 11 - Westville
[Korea - - Left Panel of . . . — Map (db m10755) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Henning — Henning (Illinois) War Memorial |
| | [ Center Section - Top ]
In Memory of Sgt. Joshua Troy Crippin
and Henning Veterans who served our Country in War and Peace.
[ Left Section ]
Civil War - - -
Pete Coon Confederate James W. Henderson Albert M. Lenox Harry Lenox Joseph McConnell
Spanish American War - - -
Tom Dougherty
W.W. I - - -
Doug Arthion Art Beck John Carpenter Lester Combs Dick “Swede” Cornell Loren Cox . . . — Map (db m17209) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Indianola — Veterans Honor Roll |
| | [Far Left Case]:
World War I
Earl Baum Dewey Taylor Raymond Cope Charles R. Wooden Chester Staley Dale Knight Gilbert Jordan Louis Mosier Victor Mingee Walter McNesse
Joe Q. Taylor Richard Block James Switzer Ernest S. Taylor Sherman Shively William Willming Russell Baldwin Clyde Davenport Harold Hensold Glady Mosier
Rugus Rice * Lester Hill Howard H. Taylor Everett Tuggle Joseph A. Thomas Ralph Barnett Otis E. Myers . . . — Map (db m11422) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Potomac — Potomac (Illinois) War Memorial |
| | [ Center Section ] Spanish American War - Civil War - W.W. I - W.W. II - Korean War - Vietnam - Gulf War - Lebanon Conflict
In Honor of all men aand women who served our Nation in war and peace. [ Left - Memorial ]
[ Row One ] Robert Keal Jack Bergman Robert Raymond Phillip Thornton Greg Thornton Dallas Denison Allan Criblez Ray Frank Butler, I Mark O. James Sherman O. James Edward P. James Marlou F. James Tyrus (Ty) Franklin John Osborn, Sr. . . . — Map (db m17191) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Rossville — In Honor of Those Who Served Rossville War Memorial |
| | [Center Panel]:
Etched in the monument are the emblems of the six services (in order), US Air Force, US Army, US Coast Guard, US Marine Corps, US Merchant Marine, and the US Navy
Revolutionary War (1) · Blackhawk War (2) · War of 1812 (3) · Mexican War (4) · Civil War (5) · Spanish American War (6) · WW I (7) · WW II (8) · Korean War (9) · Vietnam War (10) · Lebanon /Grenada (11) · Panama (12) · Veterans (13) · Persian Gulf (14)
Our Honored Dead K.I.A.
Those . . . — Map (db m11778) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Sidell — Sidell Veterans War Memorial |
| | Sidell Veterans War Memorial
[ Left Panel ]
( Row One ) <Br>
CIVIL WAR
Jesse Burns W. T. Butler Orville P. Hunt Samuel Kleffman Enoch McKee Henry Mullen Emanual Palmer Thomas Ramsey Henry Talbott Joe Twiner Benjamin West William Whited George Zimmerman
SPANISH - AMERICAN WAR
Elmer (Waxie) Sawyer ------------------
( Row Two )
WORLD WAR I
Joseph Atkinson Clarence H. Baird John D. Baker Earl E. Beaman Willow Below Claude . . . — Map (db m11441) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Tilton — Servicemen From Tilton World War I, Korean War, Vietnam War Memorial |
| | [Center Memorial]
World War I
Servicemen from Tilton
[Left Column]:
William E. Arnold Jack Ashbaugh Christ Benekas John Lester Billman Harry H. Blue, Sr. Elbert O. Bolser Milton Burlin Ray C. Cox Roscoe N. Dorsett Dial W. Elam Robert Farnaum Charles Russell Ford James W. Fox Russell Gallez Thornton Gallez Herschel Gillis Forn Gillis Robert Otis Gooch Jessie R. Gritton Leroy Hamick Clyde Harrier Hersel Holman John Holman . . . — Map (db m11417) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Westville — Proudly We Pay Tribute |
| | [Stone Obelisk]:
Proudly we pay tribute
to the men and women
of the Westville Area
who served their
Country
[Bronze Marker behind glass]:
They died that we might live
1917 World War I 1918
Anton Gustas Tony Gandy Mike Gravatti Antony Petro Martin F. Vutrick
1941 World War II 1945
Richard Dowiatt Joseph Kotcher Alex Mazeikas Henry Kerkes Robert Kerns Charles Shaffer G. Williamson, Jr. Jack . . . — Map (db m11541) |
| Illinois (Vermilion County), Westville — Westville War Memorials W.W. II — Korea — Vietnam |
| | [Large Memorial Stone Marker]:
For God And Country
1941 1945
They died that we might live
Richard Dowiatt Joseph Kotcher Alex Mazeikas Henry Kerkes Mario Biava Achille Delanois Harold Delanois Virgil DeVoss Anthone Ark Justin Attutis Pete Laitis Gerald Ingle John Krainock William Strainis Jack Youhas Victor Howard Herbert Menestrina John Revello Anthony Ringus Charles Shaffer Norman McDaniel Paul Morris G. . . . — Map (db m10749) |
| Indiana (Adams County), Berne — Adams County Veterans Memorial |
| | In loving memory and appreciation for the men and women of Adams County who served our nation.
This monument is dedicated to those veterans who made the supreme sacrifice and gave their todays for our tomorrows
World War I
Apr. 6, 1917 - Nov. 11, 1918
Bixler, David
Bratmiller, Ehrhart
Christen, Jesse F.
Clark, Clarence
Coffelt, Roy
Eley, Clelmer Clayton
Fox, Chester
Heller, Reuben Hugh
Henschen, Frank Oliver
Hirschy, Christian
Huser, Samuel . . . — Map (db m16999) |
| Indiana (Boone County), Lebanon — Boone County (Indiana) Veterans |
| |
[ Center - Engraved in Stone: ]
In Memory of our
Boone County Veterans
who Bravely Served
in Our Wars.
Erected by The American Legion
Brown - Dolson Post 113
Lebanon, Ind.
[ Left Bronze Plaque: ]
World War I
Bunnie R. Airhart John L. Brindle Clarence E. Brown Herdis Brown Arthur R. Caldwell Omer J. Coffman Raymond W. Combs Grace Copeland Joseph R. Gregg Leon L. Hardesty E. E. Harshbarger Mason B. Hittle Loring . . . — Map (db m21359) |
| Indiana (Clay County), Brazil — Memorial Building Clay County (Indiana) Honor Roll |
| | MEMORIAL BUILDING
Erected and Dedicated
1945
Clay County Post No. 2
American Legion
Honor Roll Committee
David W. Henry, Chairman
Leo J. Murphy, Leo E. Dubois,
Victor P. George, Claude Reese,
Albert R. Morgan — Map (db m18894) |
| Indiana (Clay County), Brazil — Vietnam War Memorial Clay County / Brazil, Indiana |
| |
[On Stone Bench]
To Keep forever living the freedom for which they served
we dedicate this symbol to those men and women who served in vietnam.
[Left - Bronze Plaque]
Dedicated to the memory of these men who gave their lives in Vietnam:
LT. CHARLES BRENT ROSS
Sept. 11, 1969
HT2 GARY LEE BOYCE
Jan. 1, 1973
SGT. MAX WAYNE BATCHELOR
Oct. 4, 1967
SP4 DOM E. LEE
March 14, 1968
SP4 ZETTIE ZEB J. C. DULIN
April 27, 1970
[Right - Bronze . . . — Map (db m18912) |
| Indiana (Clinton County), Frankfort — Clinton County (Indiana) War Memorial |
| | [ Center Panel ]
Clinton County
War Memorial
All Gave Some.
Some Gave All.
Dedicated to All
Clinton County
Veterans
[ Left - Large Panel ]
Civil War * 1861 - - 1865
[ Row One ]
Wm. H. Abbott Alfred R. Alexander Galen Alexander James Alexander James W. Alexander Samuel Alexander Ashbrook J. Allen John L. Benjamin A. J. Arthur George E. Armer Benjamin A. Ashba William Atwood Darlington Aughe Joel M. Bacon William Bailess . . . — Map (db m21436) |
| Indiana (Dearborn County), Lawrenceburg — The Price of Freedom |
| | - - -[ Center Section ]- - -
[ Center - Memorial ]
+ + + THE PRICE OF FREEDOM + + +
Dedicated in Honor of All men and women
who have served in the Armed Forces and
Sacrificed Unselfishly for the Freedom of
the United States of America
[ Left - Memorial ]
Serving those who served
( Seals of ::)
American Legion
Disabled American Veterans
Vietnam Veterans of America
[ Right - Memorial ]
Serving those who served
( . . . — Map (db m22301) |
| Indiana (Dearborn County), Lawrenceburg — Vietnam War Memorial Dearborn County Indiana |
| | In God We Trust
In Grateful remembrance of the men of Dearborn County who gave their lives in the Vietnam War, erected by the Citizens of Dearborn County, Indiana.
Honor Roll, first column:
William Omer Burkett Thomas Denning Larry Arthur Diefenbach Larry Fogle Harvey D. Gray David Hemphill Donald Ray Henry Clabe Herald, Jr. Neil Philip Farmer
Honor Roll, second column:
Ronald A. Hoff Kenneth Wayne Lozier Dale K. McLanahan Ronald W. . . . — Map (db m22202) |
| Indiana (Dearborn County), Lawrenceburg — Vietnam War Memorial - - Dearborn County Lawrenceburg Indiana |
| | In Memory of our Vietnam Veterans Killed in Action
Vietnam War 1959 - 1975
Dedicated July 4, 2000
Lary Dale Fogle U.S. Army PFC - - Killed in Action December 20, 1965 - Saigon, South Vietnam
Thomas George Denning U.S.M.C. LCPL Killed in Action March 2, 1967 - Quang Tri, South Vietnam Robert Joe Williamson U.S. Army Sgt. Killed in Action January 31, 1968 - Gia Dinh, South Vietnam
Ronald Alvin Hoff U.S. Army SP4 Killed in Action July 16, 1969 - Biuh Dinh, South Vietnam — Map (db m22037) |
| Indiana (Fountain County), Veedersburg — Veedersburg - VanBuren Township War Memorial |
| | 1919 - 1991
American Legion
Veedersburg Post 288
In Memory of those from
Veedersburg & Vanburen Twp.
who served, and those who
gave their lives in the
service of their Country.
[Left Side]:
World War I
Lozan R. Bantz Robert Edwards Charles Forrest Alva Gressmire Frank Odle Clyde C. Rogers Guy Smith
Korea
Ernest R. Krout Allen M. Bowman Robert D. Lang
[Right Side]:
World War II
Arnet L. Furr Gerald . . . — Map (db m7779) |
| Indiana (Fountain County), Veedersburg — Veedersburg Memorial Park Honoring All Veterans |
| | [Engraved near the top are the Seals of the United States Army, United States Navy, United States Army Air Corps, United States Marine Corps, and United States Coast Guard] — Map (db m7804) |
| Indiana (Greene County), Bloomfield — Greene County ( Indiana ) War Memorial |
| |
[Front - Center Panel:]
Engraving of Liberty Bell
Dedicated to the Veterans
of Greene County
who Served Honorably in the
Armed Forces of the United States
and
In Honored Memory of Those
Who Gave their Lives in the
Service of Our Country
(Seals - U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Coast Guard)
[Front - Left Panel:]
World War I
Perry Hall Charles E. Roth Myrel Mullis Clarence W. Vest . . . — Map (db m21808) |
| Indiana (Harrison County), Corydon — Dedicated In Everlasting Tribute Corydon War Memorial |
| | [Center Panel]:
Dedicated
in
Everlasting Tribute
to
World War II
Veterans
of
Harrison County
and
to the Enduring
Memory of our
Hallowed Dead
Lest we forget, they died
that we may live
[Immediate Left of Center Panel - W.W. II]:
Ralph Eugene Atz
Charles D. Arnold
Clifford E. Baker
Claude E. Beanblossom
Lynn Bowman
Kenneth W. Briscoe
Carl E. Bussabarger
Lewis A Baylor
Jackson Bowling
Gordon E. Carrell
James Cole . . . — Map (db m9677) |
| Indiana (Hendricks County), Danville — Hendricks County (Danville, Indiana) War Memorial |
| |
[ Smaller Stone Marker ]
In Memory of
All Deceased Veterans
OF ALL WARS
Buried in Hendricks County
[ Bronze Marker ]
Hendricks County
War Memorial
This memorial is dedicated to the Hendricks County servicemen that have answered the call of duty. To these gallant servicemen, we add our heartfelt thanks for a job well done.
The memorial was just a Jaycee dream back in 1989 and that dream became reality on Dedication Day, July 4, 1992 thanks to the . . . — Map (db m19451) |
| Indiana (Jefferson County), Madison — Jefferson County War Memorial |
| |
[Middle Panel - Top]
Dedicated
To the memory of these Fallen Comrades
who, in answering the call to arms,
paid the Price of Freedom.
[Left Panel]
World War I
Harrison B. Buckner William Buckner Earl E. Cleek Carl J. Coots George Crank Earl Glover Alfred Housefield Christopher M. Herbig Raymond D. Herner Fredrick J. Hall Paul S. Jackson Chauncey Land Walter H. Land Elzie Lewis Clarence M. Littrel Louis Littrell . . . — Map (db m22318) |
| Indiana (Knox County), Vincennes — Knox County (Indiana) Gold Star Honor Roll |
| | Spanish American War, World War I, World War II,
Korean War, Vietnam War, Desert Storm
Following the American Civil War, the United States emergence on the World scene was profound, if not inevitable.
The citizens of Knox County have been summoned on numerous occasions to answer their countrys need to fill the ranks of its armed services in conflicts throughout the world. These monuments before you are dedicated to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the hope and belief that . . . — Map (db m23497) |
| Indiana (Kosciusko County), Warsaw — Kosciusko County War Memorial |
| | This memorial is dedicated in memory and in honor of the brave men and women of Kosciusko County who served God and Country in the armed force.
Rededicated July 4, 2005 — Map (db m16278) |
| Indiana (Montgomery County), Crawfordsville — Montgomery County's Tribute to her Heroic Dead |
| | [Front Side - in Stone]:
Montgomery County's
Tribute to her Heroic Dead
Mexican War 1846 - 1948
Men Enrolled 98
War for the Union 1861 - 1865
Men Enrolled 2,971
Spanish American War 1898
Men Enrolled 264
[Under Both Statues:]:
"Lest We Forget"
[Back Side - In Stone]:
Montgomery County's Tribute to her Heroic Dead
War For Independence 1776
French and Indian War 1811 - 1812
Black Hawk War 1832
War with Grt. Britain 1812 - 1845 . . . — Map (db m9394) |
| Indiana (Orange County), Orleans — Orleans War Memorial |
| |
[East Side]
Dedicated in honor
of those who gave
their lives in the
service of their
country that we
might live in freedom
[North Side]
World War I
Warren J. Brock
Wesley Edwards
Everett M. Finkbiner
Leopal Ford
Claude Sears
[South Side]
World War II
Kenneth B. Clements
William E. Goins
Nelson V. Hall
Lev Hamer
Esco F. King
Howard F. Kirby
James W. Kirby
Max L. Matthew
Edwin . . . — Map (db m22315) |
| Indiana (Owen County), Spencer — Owen County War Memorial - - Lest We Forget - - |
| |
[ Column One ]
World War I
Harold Anthony Oliver Blair Earl Bonnewell Edward Call Guy Coleman Claude Crouch Forrest Douglas Lewis Hauser Leland McKeand Highet William Edgar Holiday Roy Hunsicker Carl Kaiser Charley Keefover Fredrick Larsen Wm Lautenschlager Ernest Lockwood Curtis Need Foster Oliphant Guy Putoff Daniel Winklepleck
[ Column Two ]
World War II
Gaylord Anderson Phillip Sherman Anderson Floyd Arnett . . . — Map (db m19435) |
| Indiana (Parke County), Rockville — Viet-Nam Honor Roll |
| | These men of valor
gave up their lives
for their Country
James Harley Overpeck
June 4, 1967
Darrell Wayne Cottrell
May 4, 1968 — Map (db m3770) |
| Indiana (Pike County), Petersburg — Pike County War Memorial |
| |
[Center Panel:]
In Memory of the
Men and Women
of Pike County
who gave their
lives for Democracy
Korean
Robert E. Kirby John F. Scherer Donald W. Sharp John White, Jr Wayne Leffler
World War II
Pearl W. Allen, Jr. Francis Alley Wayne A. Armstrong Charles A. Arnold Herbert C. Arnold J. Herschell Arnold William C. Arnold Junior E. Austin James Barrett Marion E. Bradley Waldo C. Brittain Donald L. Burkhart Henry A. . . . — Map (db m23363) |
| Indiana (Putnam County), Greencastle — Korean and Vietnam War Memorial |
| | In Honor of Those
who Served in
Korea & Vietnam
Dedicated by
the People of Putnam County — Map (db m18834) |
| Indiana (St. Joseph County), South Bend — Clarke Peace Memorial |
| | About 500 Notre Dame alumni gave their lives for their country and peace in World War II, Korea and Vietnam
In memorializing them, we join our prayers to their supreme sacrifice as we inscribe this column
Pro Patria et Pace
For Our Country and Peace
This is our prayer that all living Notre Dame men and women dedicate themselves to the service of their country and world peace.
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.,
President, University of Notre Dame, 1986 A.D.
Marker on the . . . — Map (db m12192) |
| Indiana (Sullivan County), Sullivan — Korean War & Vietnam War - - Veterans Sullivan County Indiana |
| | [ Front Side ]
In Loving Memory
[ Row One ]
Korean War Veterans
Norman G. Davis Willard M. Gipson Joe E. Laughlin Raymond E. Lawhorn Chester Grant Lundy, Jr. Robert E. Zellars
Vietnam — Gerald C. Seybold
[ Row Two ]
Vietnam War Veterans
Robert Bennett Howard F. Burns Frank Gallagher Lloyd E. Kenney Bruce E. Strate Ransom L. Stuck Carl Wilkey
Dedicated May 30, 1983
[ Obverse Side ] . . . — Map (db m21778) |
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