Newport in Jackson County, Arkansas — The American South (West South Central)

This Monument is Dedicated to Those Who Served Our Country

Killed In Action

Photographed By Thomas Smith, November 19, 2021

1. This Monument is Dedicated to Those Who Served Our Country Marker

World War I & World War II

Inscription.

This Monument is Dedicated to Those Who Served Our Country. Killed In Action. , World War I , Alred, William M.- Birdsong, John- Chord, Alton L.- Cole, Elder M.- Davis, Henry - Feeback, Gilbert- Griffin, Neil - Hawthorne, Francis - Howell, Eldridge R. - Inman, Roe - Nash, William E. - Pruett, Jim - Smith, John C. - Ward, Dulen A. , World War II , Addington, Kenneth N. - Allison, Charles - Barged, W. H. - Bell, Frank J. - Bible, Steve F. - Birmingham, Billy J. - Blalack, Rex D. - Blevins, Coda - Bradford, Leon - Brock, Leonard - Brown, Albert - Brown, Booker l.- Brown, Lee Colie - Bruce, Ernest - Brunt, Archie g. - Carr, J. C. - Cathcart, Carl W. - Catterlin, Dale - Clark, Calvin Collidge - Clark, Manson O. - Cole, James E. - Collier, Allen C. Jr. - Cooper, Otho M. - Dennis, Elmer - Dobbs, James W - Doss, Jopel H. - Dunahay, Charles M. - Eastham, Herbert V. - Erwin, Delmor N. - Ford, Curtis G - Foshee, Golden - Frakes, Elzie - French, Clarence H - Gillum, Leon C. - Gilmore, Harold B. - Gochenour, George E. - Gowans, David L. - Grossman, Melvin - Harris, Earl A. - harris, Emmett - Hickmaon, Clennis - Hite, Paul - Howard, Turner Jerome - Huskey, Ralph M. - Jacobs, John J. - Jones, Clyde Jr. - Kell, Frank - Lance, Harry Jr. - Lawerence, Alfred O. - Laxton, Doyle Dean - Leland, Alfred L - Mack,Ira J. - Mannon, Thurman - Massey, Sigman F. - Matheney, Earl A. - May, Donald - Mayham, Marvin - McBee, William - McCurry, Malco Myatt - McDougel, M. Jr. Nuckolls, William T. - Peck, Forrest L. - Person, Cloyce Neal - Pettit, Robert Lee - Pirc, Edward C. - Razer, Loyd Levan , World War II , (continued) , Rider, Dale - Roberts, Finis J. - Rodgers, Henry H. - Roy, Byron Foster - Seay, Dewey - Shaw, Hoy - Smith, Alto J. Smith, Claude J. - Smith, Paul Alger - Spaulding, Norman C. - Stephens, Williams H. - Stout, Cecil Cleo - Tackett, Eutah - Torian, Bobby Neal - Upchurch, Cleo - Vines, Theodore E. - Ward, L. Z. - Whitlow, Billy Max - Williams, Carl Leo - Williams, Joe E. , Korea , Balch, Rufus - Buchanan, Ernest L. - Cook, John T. - Fain, J. C. - Harvey, Carthel Edward - Jordan, Arthur - Mitchell, Robert Elijah - Painter, Sterling C. - Simpson, Buster Earl - Sims, Ray - Sneed, Floyd, Vietnam , Barnwell, Ray Max - Decker, Tee Wallace - Duncan, Clyde H. - Ellison, Willie Jr. - Goss, William McCoy - Keller, James - King, Johnny Lee - Kirker, Billy Don - Knebel, Thomas Edward - Lowery, Chester Jr. - Phillips, Edward Lee - Roar, William Arthur - Robinson, Edward Keith - Scharnberg, Ronald Oliver - Travis, Lynn Michael - Watson, Joe Nathan, Iraq , Watson, David

World War I
Alred, William M.- Birdsong, John- Chord, Alton L.- Cole, Elder M.- Davis, Henry - Feeback, Gilbert- Griffin, Neil - Hawthorne, Francis - Howell, Eldridge R. - Inman, Roe - Nash, William E. - Pruett, Jim - Smith, John C. - Ward, Dulen A.

World War II
Addington, Kenneth N. - Allison, Charles - Barged, W. H. - Bell, Frank J. - Bible, Steve F. - Birmingham, Billy J. - Blalack, Rex D. - Blevins, Coda - Bradford, Leon - Brock, Leonard - Brown, Albert - Brown, Booker l.- Brown, Lee Colie - Bruce, Ernest - Brunt, Archie g. - Carr, J. C. - Cathcart, Carl W. - Catterlin, Dale - Clark, Calvin Collidge - Clark, Manson O. - Cole, James E. - Collier, Allen C. Jr. - Cooper, Otho M. - Dennis, Elmer - Dobbs, James W - Doss, Jopel H. - Dunahay, Charles M. - Eastham, Herbert V. - Erwin, Delmor N. - Ford, Curtis G - Foshee, Golden - Frakes, Elzie - French, Clarence H - Gillum, Leon C. - Gilmore, Harold B. - Gochenour, George E. - Gowans, David L. - Grossman, Melvin - Harris, Earl A. - harris, Emmett - Hickmaon, Clennis - Hite, Paul - Howard, Turner Jerome - Huskey, Ralph M. - Jacobs, John J. - Jones, Clyde Jr. - Kell, Frank - Lance, Harry Jr. - Lawerence, Alfred O. - Laxton, Doyle Dean - Leland, Alfred L - Mack,Ira J. - Mannon, Thurman - Massey, Sigman F. - Matheney, Earl A. - May, Donald - Mayham, Marvin

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- McBee, William - McCurry, Malco Myatt - McDougel, M. Jr. Nuckolls, William T. - Peck, Forrest L. - Person, Cloyce Neal - Pettit, Robert Lee - Pirc, Edward C. - Razer, Loyd Levan

World War II
(continued)
Rider, Dale - Roberts, Finis J. - Rodgers, Henry H. - Roy, Byron Foster - Seay, Dewey - Shaw, Hoy - Smith, Alto J. Smith, Claude J. - Smith, Paul Alger - Spaulding, Norman C. - Stephens, Williams H. - Stout, Cecil Cleo - Tackett, Eutah - Torian, Bobby Neal - Upchurch, Cleo - Vines, Theodore E. - Ward, L. Z. - Whitlow, Billy Max - Williams, Carl Leo - Williams, Joe E.

Korea
Balch, Rufus - Buchanan, Ernest L. - Cook, John T. - Fain, J. C. - Harvey, Carthel Edward - Jordan, Arthur - Mitchell, Robert Elijah - Painter, Sterling C. - Simpson, Buster Earl - Sims, Ray - Sneed, Floyd

Vietnam
Barnwell, Ray Max - Decker, Tee Wallace - Duncan, Clyde H. - Ellison, Willie Jr. - Goss, William McCoy - Keller, James - King, Johnny Lee - Kirker, Billy Don - Knebel, Thomas Edward - Lowery, Chester Jr. - Phillips, Edward Lee - Roar, William Arthur - Robinson, Edward Keith - Scharnberg, Ronald Oliver - Travis, Lynn Michael - Watson, Joe Nathan

Iraq
Watson, David

Topics. This memorial is listed in this topic list: Military.

Location. 35° 37.203′

Photographed By Thomas Smith, November 19, 2021

2. This Monument is Dedicated to Those Who Served Our Country Marker

WWII (continued), Korea, Vietnam & Iraq.

N, 91° 15.013′ W. Marker is in Newport, Arkansas, in Jackson County. Memorial is at the intersection of Brandenberg Lane and Graceland Street, on the right when traveling east on Brandenberg Lane. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 1505 Graceland Dr, Newport AR 72112, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 4 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. In Honor of our Veterans (here, next to this marker); Joe E. Lewis (approx. 1.2 miles away); Newport High School War Memorial (approx. 1.8 miles away); Jackson County First Court House (approx. 2.1 miles away); For all who serve past, present, and future (approx. 2.2 miles away); Jackson County Courthouse (approx. 3.6 miles away); The Courthouse (approx. 3.6 miles away); Surrender at Jacksonport (approx. 3.6 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Newport.

Photographed By Thomas Smith, November 19, 2021

3. This Monument is Dedicated to Those Who Served Our Country Marker

Credits. This page was last revised on December 12, 2021. It was originally submitted on December 10, 2021, by Thomas Smith of Waterloo, Ill. This page has been viewed 334 times since then and 12 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on December 10, 2021, by Thomas Smith of Waterloo, Ill. • Mark Hilton was the editor who published this page.