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Wayne County Veterans Memorial - Other Conflicts MO364
VETERANS OF IRAQ, DESERT STORM AND OPERATION FREEDOM 1990 AND 2003 KOREAN WAR - CASUALTIES WAYNE COUNTY
VIET-NAM WAR - CASUALTIES WAYNE COUNTY
Winchester Veterans Memorial IL363
Clarkston, Constantine Curry, Nicholas Ebey, George McEvers, James Patterson, Solomon Stout, Jesse Summers, Joseph WAR OF 1812 Arnold, Major George Arnold, Michael Arnold, Johnas Beall, Alexander Buchanan, Jeremiah Bulmer, Isaac Clark, George W. Chance, William Cochran, George Crawford, Samuel Cumby, William Frame, Col. William Fowler, William Funk, Samuel Hart, Dr. Robert Hawk, Robert Hicks, Aaron B. Lowe, Aquilla Marks, David Mills, James Ray, Edwards Sappington, Benonia Thomas, Edward Watt, David BLACK HAWK WAR~1831-1832 Col. Daniel Leib Maj. James B.Young
{Memorial list the names of all lost from the county in all wars: Persian Gulf, Iraq, Granada, Vietnam, Korean, World War II, World War I, Civil War, Mexican War, Spanish American War, War of 1812, Black Hawk War & Revolutionary War.}
Reynolds County Korean & Vietnam Memorial MO346
CASUALTIES Hegcoth, James R. Kay, Harold L. VIETNAM WAR CASUALTIES Rayfield, Gregory R. Buffington, Larry D.
Hartford Veterans Memorial Additions IL356
HONORING THOSE WHOSE SACRIFICE DURING THE VIETNAM CONFLICT SERVED THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM AND THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY HONORING THOSE WHOSE SACRIFICE DURING THE KOREAN CONFLICT SERVED THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM AND THE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY.
Civil War Veterans Memorial IL352
A large monument commemorating the Civil War services and soldiers and sailors from Illinois stands in the center of Mound City National Cemetery. This at a cost of $25,000, was erected in 1874. The Hon. N.R. Casey, member of the Illinois Legislature, introduced the appropriation bill authorizing the monument, and Gov. John L. Beveridge appointed W.L. Hamilton, J.C. Willis and W.A. Looney as commissioners to direct the work of erecting the monument. By 1874, the number of unknown soldiers and sailors was as high as 2,637. The inscription reads: "There are buried here 2,637 soldiers and sailors, names unknown, who lost their lives in defense of their country. Their services are here commemorated although their names are lost from the roll of honor." "Known but to God" are the identities of 2,759 who rest in the hallowed ground of Mound City National Cemetery. Twenty-seven Confederates who died in the wartime hospitals of the area are also have honored sepulcher in this cemetery. Over the years since the great conflict of 1861-1865, this cemetery is the final resting place of veterans, their spouses and dependent children, from the Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish-American War, WWI, WWII, Korean, Vietnam and Persian Gulf. More than nine thousand interments have been made in Mound City National Cemetery since its establishment in 1864.
Marion Tower IL344
The plaques in this plaza are placed here in tribute to and bear the names of citizens of Williamson County who gave their lives while in the service of our country. [A half dozen similar to bottom photo are at the "corners" of this circular plaza, which also saw Colonel John A. Logan's speech, and a vicious tornado. The veterans memorial brick walls cover those who served from Spanish American War, World War I, World War II, Korean War, Vietnam War as well as the Civil War.] WAR Walter Parks WORLD WAR I CAMBRIA Otis Brayfield Robert Henry Howell CARTERVILLE George P. Day Edward L. Duncan Mike McNeill Ray Rushing Fred R, Sheppard Rossie Waller CLIFFORD Clarence Dozier Thomas K. Williams COTTAGE HOME Charles F. Batson CRAB ORCHARD Sam Gravis CREAL SPRINGS Lawrence R. Benson Roy Casey Frank Duncey John Ike Gill Johnson Gine Elmer J. Lolese Frank O. Tanner Louis Tanner HERRIN James Thomas Abbott David Evan Davies Cecil Draper Andrew Lee Dunning Dave "Hon" Hart Lloyd Holland Dallas Hunsake Otis Ladd Claude Mullins Robert L. Parker Everett L. Pate Roscoe Propes Marvin Roark Edward W. Schwegman W. James Smith Preston Staton Sheffer S. Sullinger Leonard Waddington Harry Welber HURST Noel Coral Robison Charles Shaffer JOHNSTON CITY Henry O. Burns Howard N. Duncan Earl Follis Arlie Lawrence Dominic Ossallo Clarence Arvil Stodghill Edgar Topuel Lemuel D. Wyatt MARION Thomas G. Burns Bryon Jerry Durham Fred Harris Albert D. Heyde Clarence V. Hunter Dennis L. Kirby Warren Knoesloch Loyd James Landy Emerson Lee Homer I. Mace William Vincent MaCurdy William MaGrady Lewis McFarland James Miller Earl Hershul Pillow Herbert Elmer Roberts Joseph Hal Robertson Walter Clyde Shiperty Ezra D. Strober John R. Tippet James Todd Thomas F. Tyson Winifred Fairfax Warder William Watson William A. Wentkopeland James E. Worley MOUSER'S STORE Thomas Stephens
Jersey County War Memorial IL342
World War I *James A. Bray *Russel Brown *Laverne Chappell *Emanuel R. Cline *James D. Coleman *Matthew F. Coleman *Lester Cory *Leslie A. Cray *Jacob F. Dunsing *Charles W. Ewin *John F. Ferenbach *John E. Fitzgibbons *Robert Fitzgibbons *Carl J. Giers *Ralph E. Giers *Herschel Gill *Douglas Gray *Charles G. Hagen *Walter Jokers *Archibald F. Keehner *Charles F. Kruse *Robert L. Lahey *Marion H. Lynn * Walter H. Maxeiner *Issac F. McCollister *John Oscar *John N. Powers *Joseph Rivard *Francis V. Robb *Herbert I. Ross *Edwin L. Spriggs *Thomas Whalen *Marcus G. Wood *Fred L. Worthey *Harold Worthey *John C. Agee *Wilburn Baldwin *Peter Baron *Edward M. Bechtold *FR. Terrence F. Brady *William H. Breeding *John C. Breitweiser *George Brown *Thomas Burch *Herbert W. Callahan *John W. Cannon *William T. Carter *Frank L. Christen *Arnold Cisco *George E. Cisco *Tunis Craig *Lawrence Crawford *Everett Dabbs *Billy C. Davis *Alfred Dean *Claude De Verger *Paul Doerr *Raldon Evans *Pearl Foster *Frank E. Fulkerson *Roy Gallop *Paul T. Gray *Ralph Greenwalt *Emmett E. Griffin *Albert D. Hanes *Gilbert F. Henderson *Floyd P. Heneghan *Timothy Heraty *John E. Hewitt *Samuel Hoff *Lawrence B. Kallal *Austin F. Karr *Edward Keyes *Arthur C. Kraushaar *John L. Lammy *Harold W. Long *Danny McFain *Aubrey Means *Forrest S. Medford *Frederick A. Miller *John C. Meuth *Harold Naylor *Harold N. Newberry *Jesse patton *Clyde M. Reddish *Robert E. Reddish *Andrew Richardson *Kenneth Ridenour *John W. Robinson, Jr. *George R. Scoggins *Andrew W. Schribner *Omer L. Shaw *Herschel Sinclair *George H. Smith *Henry L. Smith *Paul T. Smith *Oliver E. Spears *Harry L. Spriggs*Herman Stanka *William L. Thomas *James O. Thompson *Leslie J. Tucker *Richard J. Walsh *Arthur Warren *Harold D. Wayham *Albert E. Wendle *Vincent J. Wendle *Clarence L. Wheaton *Robert E. Windle *Hollan T. Woolsey *Murray L. Voorhees *William A. Burke *Howard L. Carr *Elmer J. Carstens, Jr. *David Dell *Paul E. Depper *John D. Drainer *Darrell M. Duff *Edward Ennis *Thomas J. Fitzgibbons *Jack Forrester *Scott G. Gier *Joseph C. Johnson *John T. McCann *Howard W. Neimeyer *Everett L. Shaw *John T. Shelley *John J. Tracy *Everett H. Wade *Harold L. Waters *Thomas Abbot *Dale P. Berthoux *Delmiss O. Calvin *Ronald C. Criswell, Jr. *Aaron L. Darr *Eskell M. Daves *Hubert E. Gordon *David L. Hampton *Robert W. Hughes *Noel Hurley *Henry J. Kruse *Robert W. Madson *John A. Marsh *Val G. Meyer *Michael D. McClain *William F. Miller *Joseph J. Molloy *Howard W. Neimeyer *Robert A. Nelson *Leslie D. Nickels *Robert L. Paynter *Ronald E. Powers *Ivan Roth *John D. St. Peters *James O. Thomas *George C. Tohill, Jr. *Arthur L. Tucker *Gary L. Weller *Carl J. Wieneke *Joseph M. Williams Ermest H. Beneke Richard E. Branham Robert C. De Courcy THEY DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE. JERSEY COUNTY WAR MEMORIAL MEMORIAL COMMISSION
Carter County Veterans Memorial MO287
Our Soldier Boys who lost Their Lives in World War of 1917 William Thomas Main Charles O. Marchbank Oscar Marchbank George L. Shiffler Ed. Morler J. L. Kinnard Charles E. McSpadden Leslie Morlan Walter Stucker Charles A. Bounds Veterans of World War II Asie Boyer David L. Strucker Robert L. Randolph Donald Davis Chester F. Rodgers John Lane Leon A. Bollinger Gilbert L. Farris Gordon Rose Alonzo Robertson Lloyd F. Griffin David Blue John Levengood Cecil F. Moss Milton W. Wilson Norman E. Roy Luin W. Sartin Hardy Robertson [Added later on back panel.] Veterans of Korean War Ray Murphy Topel C. Fox Thomas H. Campbell
Pvt. Billie Gene Kanell MO252
PVT. BILLIE GENE KANELL 35th Infantry Regiment 25th Infantry Division - Company I Korean War Awarded the Congressional Medal Of Honor * * * * * * * * * * * * * * And to all the servicemen of Butler County Missouri who made the supreme sacrifice for Democracy. President Harry Truman awarded the Medal of Honor, posthumously, to Private Billie Gene Kanell of Poplar Bluff, Mo. “Billie Gene” was born June 26, 1931, in Poplar Bluff, the son of John and Iva Kanell. He was the second son in a family of nine children. His sister described him as the older brother who took care of the younger children, putting bandages on knees, checking bicycle tires and gently resolving youthful disagreements. When the Korean War began in the summer of 1950, 19-year-old Billie Gene responded quickly to his nation’s call. He was trained as a rifleman, placed in the 25th Infantry and took ship to Korea. There was a brief pause in Hawaii where Private Kanell celebrated his 20th birthday. He was no longer a teenager.
Eleven days later, he was engaged in combat in Korea. For his actions, he received the Medal of Honor, our nation’s highest military recognition.
Washington County Veterans Memorial MO224
who gave their lives so others may be free Spanish American War Wm Gunnett World War I
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