Lebanon in Wilson County, Tennessee — The American South (East South Central)

Castle Heights Military Academy Supreme Sacrifice Monument

Photographed by Dave W, May 29, 2022

1. Castle Heights Military Academy Supreme Sacrifice Monument Marker

Inscription.

Castle Heights Military Academy Supreme Sacrifice Monument. . , This monument erected in honor of those Heightsmen who served in America’s Armed Forces and dedicated by name to those who made the Supreme Sacrifice., World War I , LT. James R. Crowe, USA ’07 , World War II , Pvt. A. B. Bardwell, USA ’38 . Ssg. R. A. Bass, AAF ‘40 . F/O. B. B. Beasley, AAF ‘41 . Sgt. J. A. Beeson, USA ‘37 . P/O E. P. Bode, USA ‘36 . Lt. R. L. Branch, USA ‘40 . W/O D. L. G. Brown, RCAF ‘38 . Sgt. Wm. W. Burkett, USA ‘39 . Lt. J. A. D’Arcy, USA ’43 . Pfc. H. H. Denham, USMC ‘39 . Lt. P. D. Diffenbaugh, USA ‘42 . Lt. P. H. Duke, Jr., USA ‘32 . T. S. Eubank ‘36 . Ssg. D. J. Ferguson, USA ‘24 . Cpl. H. G. Foard, AAF ‘40 . Lt. T. B. Gillespie, USA ‘42 . Lt. C. E. Grantham, AAF ‘42 . Lt. J. H. Hall, RCA ‘41 . Sgt. R. H. Harrison, AAF ‘36 . T/5 C. Haston, USA ‘42 . W. Heltzen ‘42 . A/C H. F. Heyl, AAF ‘42 . Cpt. T. H. Hooker, USA ‘37 . Ssg. E. S. Housley, USA ‘41 . Ssg. E. G. Howell, AAF ‘40 . S1c. W. F. Jenkins, USN ‘40 . Lt. J., USA . Lt. R. P. Judd, RCAF ‘40 . Sgt. Wm. W. Karr, USA ‘42 . Lt. N. J. Kent, AAF ‘38 . Sgt. R. H. Kirkpatrick, USA ‘41 . Lt. R. D. Kizer ‘40 . Cpt. F. S. Kremer, USA ‘38 . Pfc. L. H. Lilenthal, USA ‘38 . Cpl. R. A. Lindsay, USA ‘41 . Pfc. Phelps Long, Jr., USMC ‘40 . Ssg. H. S. Longcoy, USA ‘37 . Lt. J.B. Mitchell, USA ‘39 . Lt. J. F. O’Brien, AAF ‘41 . Cpt. R. J. Owen, Jr., AAF ‘41 . Lt. J. R. Ozier, AAF ‘40 . Pvt. J. P. Parker, USMC ‘44 . Lt. G. N. Pennell, USA ‘40 . Lt. K. D. Penry, UA ‘42 . Ens. E. S. Petway, USN ‘38 . Lt. F. H. Phifer, AAF ‘38 . Lt. R. K. Potter, USN ‘40 . Lt. B. C. Pyle, AAF ‘38 . Lt. C. R. Robertson, USA ‘37 . Lt. J. F. Robertson, USA ‘40 . Lt. L. C. Robertson, USA ‘37 . Lt. H. L. Rodeheaver, AAF ‘39 . Lt. G. C. Rogers ‘39 . Sgt. G. Roseborough, AAF ‘31 . J. C. Rudisill, AAF ‘35 . Lt. B. L. Ryan AAF ‘40 . Maj. J. C. Seale, USA ‘27 . Pvt. Wm. Schneider, USMC ‘39 . P/O J. H. Schuerman, USN ‘43 . Ssg. J. H. Sherman, AAF ‘30 . Lt. I. W. Sleyster, USA ‘42 . Lt. P. T. Slocum, USN ‘38 . Lt. A. E. Struich, AAF ‘41 . Lt. P. M. Stults, AAF ‘38 . Lt. R. M. Stults, USMC ‘40 . Lt. Frank Swint, Jr., USN ‘38 . Lt. J. S. Wiles, Jr., USA ‘42 . O/C J. A. Woodall, RAF ’25 , Korean War , Cpt. M. A. Bitzer, USAF ‘45 . Lt. W. D. Bush, USAF ‘41 . Cpt. D. G. Morgan, USA ’44 , Vietnam War , Ens. R. B. Bradley, USN ‘60 . Ltc. A. G. Broumas, USA ‘49 . Cpt. H. L. Brown, USA ‘55 . Sfc. C. A. Ward, USA ’55 , [Reverse] , “The brave shall not die but rather shall they become one with me forever. And the glory of their youth become as my glory.”

This monument erected in honor of those Heightsmen who served in America’s Armed Forces and dedicated by name to those who made the Supreme Sacrifice.

World War I
LT. James R. Crowe, USA ’07

World War II
Pvt. A. B. Bardwell, USA ’38 • Ssg. R. A. Bass, AAF ‘40 • F/O. B. B. Beasley, AAF ‘41 • Sgt. J. A. Beeson, USA ‘37 • P/O E. P. Bode, USA ‘36 • Lt. R. L. Branch, USA ‘40 • W/O D. L. G. Brown, RCAF ‘38 • Sgt. Wm. W. Burkett, USA ‘39 • Lt. J. A. D’Arcy, USA ’43 • Pfc. H. H. Denham, USMC ‘39 • Lt. P. D. Diffenbaugh, USA ‘42 • Lt. P. H. Duke, Jr., USA ‘32 • T. S. Eubank ‘36 • Ssg. D. J. Ferguson, USA ‘24 • Cpl. H. G. Foard, AAF ‘40 • Lt. T. B. Gillespie, USA ‘42 • Lt. C. E. Grantham, AAF ‘42 • Lt. J. H. Hall, RCA ‘41 • Sgt. R. H. Harrison, AAF ‘36 • T/5 C. Haston, USA ‘42 • W. Heltzen ‘42 • A/C H. F. Heyl, AAF ‘42 • Cpt. T. H. Hooker, USA ‘37 • Ssg. E. S. Housley, USA ‘41 • Ssg. E. G. Howell, AAF ‘40 • S1c. W. F. Jenkins, USN ‘40 • Lt. J., USA • Lt. R. P. Judd, RCAF ‘40 • Sgt. Wm. W. Karr, USA ‘42 • Lt. N. J. Kent, AAF ‘38 • Sgt. R. H. Kirkpatrick, USA ‘41 • Lt. R. D. Kizer ‘40 • Cpt. F. S. Kremer, USA ‘38 • Pfc. L. H. Lilenthal, USA ‘38 • Cpl. R. A. Lindsay, USA ‘41 • Pfc. Phelps Long, Jr., USMC ‘40 • Ssg. H. S. Longcoy, USA ‘37 • Lt. J.B. Mitchell, USA ‘39 • Lt. J. F. O’Brien, AAF ‘41 • Cpt.

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R. J. Owen, Jr., AAF ‘41 • Lt. J. R. Ozier, AAF ‘40 • Pvt. J. P. Parker, USMC ‘44 • Lt. G. N. Pennell, USA ‘40 • Lt. K. D. Penry, UA ‘42 • Ens. E. S. Petway, USN ‘38 • Lt. F. H. Phifer, AAF ‘38 • Lt. R. K. Potter, USN ‘40 • Lt. B. C. Pyle, AAF ‘38 • Lt. C. R. Robertson, USA ‘37 • Lt. J. F. Robertson, USA ‘40 • Lt. L. C. Robertson, USA ‘37 • Lt. H. L. Rodeheaver, AAF ‘39 • Lt. G. C. Rogers ‘39 • Sgt. G. Roseborough, AAF ‘31 • J. C. Rudisill, AAF ‘35 • Lt. B. L. Ryan AAF ‘40 • Maj. J. C. Seale, USA ‘27 • Pvt. Wm. Schneider, USMC ‘39 • P/O J. H. Schuerman, USN ‘43 • Ssg. J. H. Sherman, AAF ‘30 • Lt. I. W. Sleyster, USA ‘42 • Lt. P. T. Slocum, USN ‘38 • Lt. A. E. Struich, AAF ‘41 • Lt. P. M. Stults, AAF ‘38 • Lt. R. M. Stults, USMC ‘40 • Lt. Frank Swint, Jr., USN ‘38 • Lt. J. S. Wiles, Jr., USA ‘42 • O/C J. A. Woodall, RAF ’25

Korean War
Cpt. M. A. Bitzer, USAF ‘45 • Lt. W. D. Bush, USAF ‘41 • Cpt. D. G. Morgan, USA ’44

Vietnam War
Ens. R. B. Bradley, USN ‘60 • Ltc. A. G. Broumas, USA ‘49 • Cpt. H. L. Brown, USA ‘55 • Sfc. C. A. Ward, USA ’55

[Reverse]
“The brave shall not die but rather shall they become one with me forever. And the glory of their youth become as my glory.”

Erected by Castle Heights Military Academy.

Topics. This monument and memorial is listed in these topic lists: War, Korean

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Photographed by Dave W, May 29, 2022

2. Castle Heights Military Academy Supreme Sacrifice Monument

• War, Vietnam • War, World I • War, World II.

Location. 36° 12.765′ N, 86° 18.416′ W. Monument is in Lebanon, Tennessee, in Wilson County. It is on North Castle Heights Avenue. Touch for map. Monument is at or near this postal address: 200 N Castle Heights Ave, Lebanon TN 37087, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Regionally, this memorial monument is in Middle Tennessee

and in Greater Nashville.

It is also in the American South

and specifically in the Upper South.

Globally, it is in North America,

the Western Hemisphere,

the Western World,

and the Anglosphere.

Historically, it finds itself in what was once the territory of the Mississippian Culture,

one of the Confederate States of America,

and the Antebellum South.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker: Lest We Forget / One Nation Under God (a few steps from this marker); Seawell Hill Camp (within shouting distance of this marker); Sigma Pi Veterans Memorial (about 500 feet away, measured in a direct line); Castle Heights Military Academy (approx. 0.2 miles away); Judge Nathan Green, Sr. (approx. 0.2 miles away); Site of Robert H. Hatton Home (approx. half a mile away); Cumberland University Founded in 1842 (approx. 0.6 miles away); McClain Circle (approx. 0.7 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Lebanon.

Photographed by Dave W, May 29, 2022

3. Castle Heights Military Academy Supreme Sacrifice Monument

Credits. This page was last revised on February 6, 2023. It was originally submitted on January 26, 2023, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. This page has been viewed 291 times since then and 32 times this year. Last updated on February 1, 2023, by Carl Gordon Moore Jr. of North East, Maryland. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on January 26, 2023, by Dave W of Co, Colorado. • J. Makali Bruton was the editor who published this page.