Fayetteville in Washington County, Arkansas — The American South (West South Central)

936 Field Artillery Battalion

Photographed By Mary Thurman, January 18, 2013

1. 936 Field Artillery Battalion Marker

Inscription.

936 Field Artillery Battalion. . Dedicated to those who served and those who waited, HQ and HQS Battery. Austin, Carl D. ∙ Baldwin, Alvin E. ∙ Bartle, Billy J. ∙ Blake, Harold G. ∙ Blood, Rueben S. ∙ Bohannan, Billy W. ∙ Brown, Marion E. ∙ ☆ Bullock, Walter L. ∙ ☆ Burson, Joseph E. ∙ ☆ Burson, Julius A. ∙ ☆ Burton, Vernon P. ∙ ☆ Bush, William L. ∙ ☆ Byrd, Jackson, G. ∙ Campbell, Leland, Jr. ∙ Carlile, James L. ∙ ☆ Carney, Raymond L. ∙ Cecil, Donald H. ∙ Cloer, Eugene H. ∙ ☆ Coddington, James P. ∙ ☆ Cole, Billy F. ∙ ☆ Combs, Thomas C. ∙ ☆ Crouch, Curtis S., Jr. ∙ ☆ Donaghey, Leonard B. ∙ Donelson, John F. ∙ Dorough, William M. ∙ ☆ Dudley, Herbert W. ∙ ☆ Dunlap, William W. ∙ Dunn, Allen L. ∙ Durham, Jim L. ∙ ☆ Dyer, Don A. ∙ ☆ Eads, James K. ∙ Easley, Ralph L. ∙ ☆ Engle, John W. ∙ ☆ Ferris, Franklin D. ∙ ☆ Fox, Jerry A. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Charles A. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Curtis E. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Jesse B. ∙ ☆ Gann, Cecil D. ∙ ☆ Garriott, Kenneth L. ∙ ☆ Glass, Troy E. ∙ ☆ Goss, William B. ∙ Guinn, Jack W. ∙ Hardin, Joe G. ∙ ☆ Harness, Paul D. ∙ ☆ Harriman, Paul W. ∙ ☆ Harris, Nelson R. ∙ Hatfield, Roy E. ∙ ☆ Heagler, Arthur M. ∙ Helm, Howard B. ∙ Hensley, Donald F. ∙ Hensley, Doyle, R. ∙ ☆ Henson, Theron P. ∙ ☆ Hill, James I. ∙ ☆ Hill Walter E. ∙ ☆ Hirsch, Edmund M., Jr. ∙ ☆ Holt, Harold M. ∙ Homard, Richard B. ∙ Horah, George R. ∙ ☆ Hulse, Arlis W. ∙ Hulse, Kenneth H. ∙ ☆ Hurley, Joe B. ∙ ☆ Ivey, Billy H. ∙ ☆ Ivey, Clinton E. ∙ Ivey, Kenneth R. ∙ ☆ Kane, Hugh ∙ Keen, Charles E. ∙ ☆ Keeney Gene ∙ Kidder, Lee W. ∙ Kulbeth, Fred D. ∙ Land, Rodney E. ∙ ☆ Ledbetter, Billy, Jr. ∙ Ledford, Tommy G. ∙ ☆ Lewis, Bill C. ∙ ☆ Lierly, Carmen L. ∙ ☆ Lierly, Robert L. ∙ Lierly, Thomas W. ∙ ☆ Littrell, James S. ∙ ☆ Mathews, William A. ∙ ☆ Mayes, Ralph L. ∙ ☆ McChristian, Jim B. ∙☆ McConnell, Lloyd N. ∙ ☆ McFadden, Leroy A. ∙ ☆ McFadden, Oren D. ∙ ☆ McFarland, Darrel E. ∙ ☆ Meadows, Clinton E. ∙ Medley, Orland D. ∙ ☆ Medley, Richard A. ∙ Meeker, John E. ∙ Mix, Dwight F. ∙ ☆ Neese, Ernest E. ∙ Newport, James W. ∙ Norwood, Jack P. ∙ Oxier, James E. ∙ ☆ Parsons, Carl L. ∙ ☆Reed, James L. ∙ Reynolds, Golden W. ∙ Rhodes, Charles C. ∙ Robinson, William H. ∙ Routh, Edward L. ∙ ☆ Sampier, John W. ∙ Sawyer, Luther J. ∙ Selby, Vincent O. ∙ ☆ Selle, Robert L. ∙ ☆ Shackelford, Wilburn R. ∙ ☆ Shults, Clyde M. ∙ ☆ Slape, Raymond L. ∙ ☆ Slaughter, Dewitt C., Jr. ∙ ☆ Soule, Charles T. ∙ Sparks, Lee ∙ ☆ Spence, Melvin W. ∙ Stacks, Charles L. ∙ ☆ Swaim, John D. ∙ Todd, James F. ∙ Uhl, Norman E. ∙ Vafakos, William N. ∙ Ward, Clinton ∙ ☆ West, Benny J. ∙ Williams, T. E., Jr. ∙ Williamson, Clarence F., Jr. ∙ ☆ Windham, William L. ∙ Workman, E. M., Jr. ∙ ☆ Workman, Wendell J. ∙ ☆ Wright, Carry L. ∙ ☆ Wright, George A., 936th Medical Detachment. Brewer, Johnnie W. ∙ ☆ Harris, James W. ∙ Hutchinson, James C. ∙ Lehman, Jack E. ∙ Maddux, Charles O. ∙ ☆ Mashburn, James D. ∙ Mashburn, Joseph L. ∙ ☆ Medley, Sterling, C. ∙ Simmons, James M., Second, smaller marker: Veterans of the Korean War 1950-1953 Dedicated 19 August 2000.

Dedicated to those who served and those who waited

HQ & HQS Battery
Austin, Carl D. ∙ Baldwin, Alvin E. ∙ Bartle, Billy J. ∙ Blake, Harold G. ∙ Blood, Rueben S. ∙ Bohannan, Billy W. ∙ Brown, Marion E. ∙ ☆ Bullock, Walter L. ∙ ☆ Burson, Joseph E. ∙ ☆ Burson, Julius A. ∙ ☆ Burton, Vernon P. ∙ ☆ Bush, William L. ∙ ☆ Byrd, Jackson, G. ∙ Campbell, Leland, Jr. ∙ Carlile, James L. ∙ ☆ Carney, Raymond L. ∙ Cecil, Donald H. ∙ Cloer, Eugene H. ∙ ☆ Coddington, James P. ∙ ☆ Cole, Billy F. ∙ ☆ Combs, Thomas C. ∙ ☆ Crouch, Curtis S., Jr. ∙ ☆ Donaghey, Leonard B. ∙ Donelson, John F. ∙ Dorough, William M. ∙ ☆ Dudley, Herbert W. ∙ ☆ Dunlap, William W. ∙ Dunn, Allen L. ∙ Durham, Jim L. ∙ ☆ Dyer, Don A. ∙ ☆ Eads, James K. ∙ Easley, Ralph L. ∙ ☆ Engle, John W. ∙ ☆ Ferris, Franklin D. ∙ ☆ Fox, Jerry A. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Charles A. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Curtis E. ∙ ☆ Frederick, Jesse B. ∙ ☆ Gann, Cecil D. ∙ ☆ Garriott, Kenneth L. ∙ ☆ Glass, Troy E. ∙

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☆ Goss, William B. ∙ Guinn, Jack W. ∙ Hardin, Joe G. ∙ ☆ Harness, Paul D. ∙ ☆ Harriman, Paul W. ∙ ☆ Harris, Nelson R. ∙ Hatfield, Roy E. ∙ ☆ Heagler, Arthur M. ∙ Helm, Howard B. ∙ Hensley, Donald F. ∙ Hensley, Doyle, R. ∙ ☆ Henson, Theron P. ∙ ☆ Hill, James I. ∙ ☆ Hill Walter E. ∙ ☆ Hirsch, Edmund M., Jr. ∙ ☆ Holt, Harold M. ∙ Homard, Richard B. ∙ Horah, George R. ∙ ☆ Hulse, Arlis W. ∙ Hulse, Kenneth H. ∙ ☆ Hurley, Joe B. ∙ ☆ Ivey, Billy H. ∙ ☆ Ivey, Clinton E. ∙ Ivey, Kenneth R. ∙ ☆ Kane, Hugh ∙ Keen, Charles E. ∙ ☆ Keeney Gene ∙ Kidder, Lee W. ∙ Kulbeth, Fred D. ∙ Land, Rodney E. ∙ ☆ Ledbetter, Billy, Jr. ∙ Ledford, Tommy G. ∙ ☆ Lewis, Bill C. ∙ ☆ Lierly, Carmen L. ∙ ☆ Lierly, Robert L. ∙ Lierly, Thomas W. ∙ ☆ Littrell, James S. ∙ ☆ Mathews, William A. ∙ ☆ Mayes, Ralph L. ∙ ☆ McChristian, Jim B. ∙☆ McConnell, Lloyd N. ∙ ☆ McFadden, Leroy A. ∙ ☆ McFadden, Oren D. ∙ ☆ McFarland, Darrel E. ∙ ☆ Meadows, Clinton E. ∙ Medley, Orland D. ∙ ☆

Fayetteville National Guard Armory image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Mary Thurman, January 18, 2013

2. Fayetteville National Guard Armory

Medley, Richard A. ∙ Meeker, John E. ∙ Mix, Dwight F. ∙ ☆ Neese, Ernest E. ∙ Newport, James W. ∙ Norwood, Jack P. ∙ Oxier, James E. ∙ ☆ Parsons, Carl L. ∙ ☆Reed, James L. ∙ Reynolds, Golden W. ∙ Rhodes, Charles C. ∙ Robinson, William H. ∙ Routh, Edward L. ∙ ☆ Sampier, John W. ∙ Sawyer, Luther J. ∙ Selby, Vincent O. ∙ ☆ Selle, Robert L. ∙ ☆ Shackelford, Wilburn R. ∙ ☆ Shults, Clyde M. ∙ ☆ Slape, Raymond L. ∙ ☆ Slaughter, Dewitt C., Jr. ∙ ☆ Soule, Charles T. ∙ Sparks, Lee ∙ ☆ Spence, Melvin W. ∙ Stacks, Charles L. ∙ ☆ Swaim, John D. ∙ Todd, James F. ∙ Uhl, Norman E. ∙ Vafakos, William N. ∙ Ward, Clinton ∙ ☆ West, Benny J. ∙ Williams, T. E., Jr. ∙ Williamson, Clarence F., Jr. ∙ ☆ Windham, William L. ∙ Workman, E. M., Jr. ∙ ☆ Workman, Wendell J. ∙ ☆ Wright, Carry L. ∙ ☆ Wright, George A.

936th Medical Detachment
Brewer, Johnnie W. ∙ ☆ Harris, James W. ∙ Hutchinson, James C. ∙ Lehman, Jack E. ∙ Maddux, Charles O. ∙ ☆ Mashburn, James D. ∙ Mashburn, Joseph L. ∙ ☆ Medley, Sterling,

Military equipment on display at Fayetteville National Guard Armory image. Click for full size.

Photographed By Mary Thurman, January 18, 2013

3. Military equipment on display at Fayetteville National Guard Armory

C. ∙ Simmons, James M.

Second, smaller marker:
Veterans of the Korean War 1950-1953
Dedicated 19 August 2000

Erected 2000.

Topics. This memorial is listed in these topic lists: Military • War, Korean.

Location. 36° 1.151′ N, 94° 10.336′ W. Marker is in Fayetteville, Arkansas, in Washington County. Memorial is on South School Avenue south of West Willoughby Road, on the left when traveling south. This marker is located at the Fayetteville National Guard Armory, home of the HHB 142nd Field Artillery Brigade. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 3590 S School Street, Hwy 71 South, Fayetteville AR 72701, United States of America. Touch for directions.

Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within 3 miles of this marker, measured as the crow flies. Rieff's Chapel Cemetery (approx. 2 miles away); Oaks Cemetery (approx. 2.3 miles away); Lynching in America / Racial Terrorism in Washington County (approx. 2.3 miles away); Revolutionary War Soldier Memorial (approx. 2.3 miles away); The Chosin Few (approx. 2.3 miles away); First Marine Division Memorial (approx. 2.3 miles away); Pearl Harbor Memorial (approx. 2.3 miles away); Fayetteville National Cemetery (approx. 2.3 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Fayetteville.

Credits. This page was last revised on March 20, 2020. It was originally submitted on February 3, 2013, by Mary Thurman of Wheelerville,, Missouri. This page has been viewed 775 times since then and 56 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3. submitted on February 3, 2013, by Mary Thurman of Wheelerville,, Missouri. • Al Wolf was the editor who published this page.