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SERVICE RECORD WORLD WAR I AND II ■-V-' * BAXTER COUNTY

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JOE MITCHEL CRAWFORD Address: Gamaliel, Arkansas. Entered Service: January 12, 1943. Branch of Service: Infantry. Trained at San Luis Obispo, California; Camp Rooker, Alabama. Overseas: May, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: St£Lo, France. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, American Theatre Ribbon, European Theatre of Operations Medal, Purple Heart. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 17 months. Killed in AeMonJuly 11, 1944 in battle at St. Lo, France. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Crawford, Ellis, Arkansas.

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FAY T.HANEY Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 21, 1942. Branch of Service: 309th Infantry. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Maxey, Texas; Camp Swift, Texas; Shreveport, Louisiana. Overseas: September, 1944.

Awarded: Purple Heart. Rank: Private. Served: About 25$ months. Killed in Action January 12, 1945 in the Battle of Bulge. Remarks: Was brought back to tlie U. S. in October, 1947. Parents: Mr. add Mrs. W. S. Haney of Cartney. Wile: Tina M. Haney, Cotter, Arkansas. Daughter: Betty Louise.Haney, Cotter, Arkansas.

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JOSEPH HAROLD HUEBNER Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: February 18, 1942.. Branch of Service: Medical Corps, Army. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Ord, California; Camp Pickett, Virginia. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: French Morocco, Awarded: Purple Heart (Poalhum.) Rank: Private First Class. Served: 9 months. Killed in Action off the coast of Fedala, French Morocco, November 12, when U. S, S. "TaSker H. Bliss" was struck by torpedoes. Father: William A. Huebner, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Sister: Elsie Huebner, Mountain Home, Arkansas.

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KENNETH L. JOHNSON Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: January 19, 1943. Branch of Service: Army, Paratroopers. Trstiwfl-ni Camp Barkeley. Texas; Abellne, Texas; Camp McCall, North Carolina; Camp Forest, Tennessee. Overseas: August 14, 1944. Served In European Theatre. Eag age meats: Battle of the Bulge. Awarded: Purple Heart, 2 Bronze Stars. Rank: First Lieutenant. Served: 25 months, 5 days. Was killed on the 24th of March, 1945 when landed across the Rhine near Wdlsel, Germany. Remarks Was buried in Margratten. Hollaed. Later brought homo on April 10, 1949. Mother: Mrs. Verna Johnson. Sisters: Anna Belle and Mary Nell. Brothers: William Verna and Robert Eugene.

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GEORGE IJ1E LANE Address: Old Joe, Arkansas. Entered Service: May 5, 1942. Branch of Service: Marines. Trained at Camp Pendleton, California, Paratrooper. Overseas: July, 1944. Served in Pacific. Engagement*: Stationed in Hawaii 6 months, was In Amphibious. Force in Invasion of Iwo Jima. Awarded: Martosmanship, Purple Heart. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 33^ months. Killed Id Action *h Iwo Jims, February 20, 1945. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. Ji. Lane.

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VAUGHN EUGENE LEWIS Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: June, 1944. Brandh of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Farragut, Idaho. Overseas: February 21, 1945. Served In Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Okinawa, Saipan. Awarded: American Campaign, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign, Purple Heart. Rating: Seaman Second Class. Served: 11 months. Killed in Action on Ship U. S. S. Hugh W. Hadley on May 11, 1945. Military Occupation: Gunner.

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VAUGHN LIVINGSTON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: July 7, 1941. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Roberta, California; Fort Lewis, Washington. Overseas: Noeember 22, 1941. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Invasions of Arawe, New Britain, Bismarck- Archipelago, and in the Blsmarck-Ar chipeiago-East Indies - New Guinea Campaigns. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal w/l Bronze Arrowhead, 3 Bronze Service Stars, American Defense Service Medal w/Foreign Service Clasp, World War II Victory Medal. Rank: Private. Served: 34 months. Died April 2 6, 1944 while enroute to the United States for hospitalization. Mother: Mrs. Ariel Livingston.

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T. B. MORRIS Address: Mountain Home, Arkansaa. Entered Service: March 5, 1944. Breach of Servie*: Infantry. Trained at Camp Blending, Florida. Overseas: August, 1944. Served In Germany. Awarded: Purple Heart (Poathamously). Served: 8 months. Killed In Germany, November 6, 1944. Remarks: Was burled in Margraten, Holland. Parents: Floyd andlFaye Morris, Mountain Home, Arkansas.

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KENNETH C. PATE Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 5, 1941. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; U. S. Army Air Base, Long Beach, California; Army Air Base, Romulus, Michigan. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 12^ months. Killed in Service October 28, 1942 at Romulus Army Air Base, Romulus, Michigan. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pate, Mount Home, Arkansas. Brother: Calvin Pate.

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BEhflAMIN GEORGE PITTA WAY Entered Service: Nurvember 12, 1942. Branch of Service: Infantry. Trained at Camp Welters, Texaa; Greenville, Pennsylvania Oramti: AprU 1, 194J7 Served In European Theatre. Engagements: North African Campaign, Sicily, England, France. Awarded: Purple Heart. Sank: Private First Class. Served: 19 months, 9 days. Killed In Action In France June 21, 1944, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pitta way.

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ARTHUR L. SEULERS Address: Clarkrldge, Arkansas, Entered Service: May 11( 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Rofeertson, Arkansas; Camp Swift, Texas. Served In European Theatre. Engagements: Italian Campaign, Awarded: Bronze Star, Purple Heart. Rank: Private First Class, Served: 10 months. Killed In Action.’.

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CLEVE E, SIN OR Address: Monntatn Home, Arkansas, Route 1. Entered Service: Ocfeher 30, 1942. Branch of Service: Infantry, Company A, 165th Infantry Regiment. Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Over*) April, 1943. Served In South Pacific Theatre, Engagements: Makin-Saipan. Awarded: Sliver Star, Purple Heart, Good Conduct. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 19 months. Killed on Saipan, June 18, 1944. Mother: Lucy Sinor, Route 1, Mountain Home, Arkansas, Brothers: Orville Sinor, Anchorage, Alaska. Harold Sinor, Route 1, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Charles Sinor, Route 1, Mountain Home, Arkansas,

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HAROLD BEN SMITH Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Overseas: August 10, 1940, Little Rock, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Chanute Field, Illinois; Sheppard Field, Texas; Grinnell, Iowa; Hendricks Field, Florida; Hartford, Connecticut; Yale University and Wright Field, Dayton, Ohip; Gulfport Field, Mississippi. Overseas: April, 1944. Served in Southwest Pacific. Rank: Captain, A. C. Served: 52 months. Killed in Action December 23, 1944. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Smith, Cotter, Arkansas. Wife: Bernadine Turner. Son: Robert Harold Smith.

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HOMER F. STRAIN Address: Clark Ridge, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 19, 1944. Branch of Service: Army Infantry. Trained at Camp Robertson, Arkansas; Camp Fannin, Texas; Fort Ord, California. Ov : December, 1944. Served In Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific, 3 Battle Stars, Expert Rifleman, Purple Heart, Rank: Private. Served: 10 months. Killed in Action. Parents: Mr, a_nd Mrs. Jess Strata, Clark Ridge, Arkansas. Brothers: Fred and Willie Strain served In Army. Sisters: Alice,'Jesse and Mrs. Lawrence McFaidasd. Other Brothers: Russel, Jim, Claude, Harold, and Arnold Strain,

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ONIS W. STRONG Address: Mountain Homs, Arkansas. Entered Service: March 27, 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Hood, Texas. Overseas: September 6, 1944, Camp Meade, Maryland. Served In European Theatre. Engagements: Germany. Awarded: Purple Heart. Rank: Private. Served: 7 months. Killed In Germany October 18, 1944. Remarks: Will be returned for burial during 1950 and will be burled at Three Brothers, Arkansas. Mother: Virgie Kerr.

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JAY F. WISEMAN Address: 2nd Amphibious Division, UflB Aaeoa. Entorod Service: 1942. Branch of Service: U, S. Navy Trained at Bclnbrldgo, Maryland. Served In European and Asiatic Theatres. Engagements: North Africa, Sicily, Anzlo, Normandy, Okinawa. Rating: Seaman First Class. Served: Approximately 36 months. Killed in Action at Okinawa on Tune 11, 1945, Remarks: Final internment, Gassvllle Cemetery, Gaasvillo, Arkansas, Parents: Clarence and Edna Wiaemon.

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Crawford, Joe M. Haney, Fay T. Huebner, Joseph H. Johnson, Kenneth L. Lewis, Vaughn Livingston, Vaughn Morris, T. B. Pate, Kenneth C. Pittaway, Benjamin G. Sellers, Arthur L. Sinor, Cleve E, Smith, Harold B. Strain, Homer Strong, Onis W. Wiseman, Jay F.

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World War l World War II Alley, Hosea Alin, Charles Bean, Roy Beavers, Glen C. Bench, Robert N. Burton, Earl R. Boyd, Everett Edward Cowart, Dempsey Casteel, Robert C. Crane, Josiah L. Deatherage, Everett Foster, James Floyd Denton, Hiram Foster, Ray Bob Hutcheson, Roy Gordon, Ralph C. Kelley, Clark A. Graden, Rex Gordon Kelly, Roy Hamby, Virgil L. Levy, H. C. Hammock, Howard McGee, Newt Harris, John Henry McGuire, Arthur Hicks, Leffel Partee, Leonard Horton, Lowell E. Payne, Everett Jolley, Lowell T. Russell, Henry Jones, Robert W. Sawyer, Ernest Kelley, Doyce L. Smothers, Jake Kirkpatrick, Louis B. Walker, Edgar Kunkle, Kenneth K. Webber, Arthur B. Kytle, Theo T. White, Calthornte G. Lackey, Tobert W. Lane, George L. Lee, Everett M. Lester, John D. Messick, Major M. Parnell, Edgar O. Raper, Junior O. L. Sellers, Jacob H. Sellers, Joe F. Stancil, Jewell Sutherland, Charles R, Trivitt, Carl Wolf, William E

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JOHN Q. ADAMS LOUIS B. ALEXANDER Address: 3025 Lacrescenta, California. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 12, 1917. Entered Service: January 4, 1944. Branch of Service: Company F., 127th Infantry, 32nd Division. Branch of Service: Army Infantry. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Louisiam^ Trained at Camp Van Dome, Mississippi; Camp Swift, Texas, Overseas: August 23, 1918. Overseas: November 25, 1944. Served in France and Germany. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Meuse-Argonne. Engagements: Rhineland, Central Europe. Re tunned to U. S.: May 5, 1919. Awarded: Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Purple Heart, Discharged: May 22, 1919, Camp PLke, Arkansas. Distinguished Unit Badge, 2 Overseas Bars, European- Rank: Private. Afrlean-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon w/2 Bronze Stars. Served: 19 months. Returned to U. S.: May 17, 1946. Present Occupation: Factory worker. Discharged: May 2V 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri Remarks: Went with Occupation Army into Germany. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 28 months, 21 days. Present Occupation: Construction:Work. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander. Wife: Elizabeth Alexander.

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W.G.ALEXANDER EARL C. ARTHUR Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Route 2, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Navy. Elntered Service: January 13, 1943. Branch: Infantry. Trained at San Diego, California. Trained at Camp San Luis Obispo, California; Camp Rucker, Overseas: January 2, 1942. Alabama; Nashville, Tennessee; Camp Butner, North Served in Pacific and Asiatic Theatre. Carolina. Engagements: Coral Sea, Midway, Caroline Islands, Marshall Overseas: May 12, 1944. Returned: August 31, 1945. Islands, Philippines, Okinawa. Served in European Theatre. Returned to U. S.: May 20, 1945. Engagements: Normandy, Ardennes, Rhineland, Northern Discharged: October 19, 1945, San Francisco, California. France, Central Europe. Rating: Boatswain's Mate Second Class. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, European-African-Middle Served: 47 months, 23 days. Eastern Service Ribbon, 1 Silver Service Star, Expert Infantry Present Occupation: Rigger. Combat Medal. Wife: Mrs. Eddie Mae Alexander. Discharged: October 26, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Geo B. Alexander. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 34 months. Present Occupation: M. P. Branch, U. S. Army, Germany. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ross M. Arthur. Dexter, Missouri 23 ROBERT BAKER RUDOLPH H. BAKER Address: Mountain Heme, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Route 3. Entered Service: April 14, 1941. Entered Service: September 2, 1941. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Medical Corps. Trained at Camp Robertson, Arkansas; Camp Bowie, Texas; Trained at Grant, Illinois. Comp Exlwards, Massachusetts. Overseas: May 15, 1943. Overseas: Auguat 6, 1942. Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Retmrnad to U. S.: November 13, 1945. Engagements: Algeria, French Morocco, Tunisia, Naples- Discharged: November 20, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Foggla, Rome-Arno. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Awarded: 4 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal. Served: Over 50 months. Returned to U. S.: September 6, 1943. Discharged: September 11, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Served: 37 months. Present Occupation: Service Station Attendant. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baker.

HENRY M. BAKER HARVEY F. BARHAM Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Pendleton, Oregon. ELniered Service: September 6, 1918. Elatared Service: September 16, 1940. Branch of Ser•✓ice: Infantry, Army. Branch of Service: Air Corps, Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Overseas: February 16, 1944. Overseas: November 2, 1918. Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Returned to U. S.: October 5, 1945. Engagements: France. Discharged: October 20, 1945, Fort Lewis, Washington. Returned to U. S.: September 14, 1919. Rank: Master Sergeant, * Discharged: September 24, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Served: 5 years. Rank: Private. Present Occupation: Automotive Parts. Servea: 12 montns, 18 days. Wife: Doris M. Barham. Present Occupation; Norfork School Bus Driver. S : Gregory H. and Bruce P. Barham. Remarks: Guarded prisoners all time spent in France. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker. Wife: Dona Baker. Son; Rudolph Baker. Daughter: Mrs. Dorothy Mae Skiver. 26 m* // X ■ ■

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FRED W. RATES LEFFEL H. BEAN Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gamaliel, Arkansas, Eats rod Service: October 4, 1940. Entered Service: February 1 1, 1943, Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: infantry. Trained at Miami Beach, Florida; Lowry Field. Colorado; Trained at Fort Ord, California; Camp Roberts, California; Buckley Field, Colorado; Kinsman, Arizona; Dalhart, Texas; Fcrt Lewis, Washington; Camp Pickett, Virginia. Pyote, Texas; Langley Field, Virginia. Overseas: October 24, 1942. Rsturcsd: J 10, 1945. Overseas: January 21, 1944. Returned: September 4, 194-4. Served In Europe an-Air lean Theatre. Served In European Theatre. Engagements: Fronch Morocco, Tunisian, Pe Valley, Italy, Engagements: Northern France, Air Offensive Europe, Sooth Naples-Foggia, Romo-Arno, North Appsajinea. ern France, Western Europe. Awarded: American Theatre, European Theatre, 6 Bronco Awarded: Gunnery Wings, Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Stars, Combat Infantryman's Badge, Purple Heart, Pre-Pearl Cross. Harbor Medal. Discharged: September 25, 1945, Lowry Field, Colorado. Discharged: Juno 18, 1^45, Jeffers Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 2 years, 7 months, 15 days. Rank; Sergeant. Served: 56 months, 12 days. Present Occupation: Farmer. Present Occupation: Clerk. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bean. Wife: Dorothy Bean. Mother: Igr m. Hates. Brothers: EflrwinJ., and Carl. Children: Darrell Duane and Gary Lee Bean.

CLAUDE BEAVERS ROBERT GLEN BEAVERS Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Route 1, Tieton, Washington, Box 333. Entered Service: February 17, 1942. Entered Service: February 2J, 1944. Branch of Service: Army (Medical Department.) Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Francis E. Trained at Farragut, Idaho. Warren, Wyoming; Camp Breckinridge. Kentucky, Overseas: May 7, 1944. Overseas: May, 19*-». Returned to U. S.: December 20, 1944. Served In Eastern European Theatre. Discharged: May 17, 1946, Shoemaker, California. Engagements: Wilh 95th Evacuation Hospital in Africa, Italy. Rating: Seaman First Class. Awarded: Purple Heart, Good Conduct Medal. Served: 26 months, 27 days. Returned to U. S.: May 19, 1944. Present Occupation: Warehouse Worker. Discharged: February 2, 1945, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beavers. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Wife: Tressie Mae Beavers. Served: 35 months, 15 days. Son: Ronald Glen Beavers. Present Occupation: Farming. Wife: 'Volta Leah Payne. Son: Paul Ray. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Beavers. 27 I WILBUR. L. BETTS WINFRED S. BENBROOK Address: 207, 4th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Old Joe, Arkansas. Entered Service: April 26, 1898. Branch: Infantry. Entered Service: December 21, 1942. Trained at Camp McKinley, Iowa; Camp Cuba Libre, Florida; Branch of Service: Navy, Seabees. Camp Onward, Georgia. Trained at Camp Peary, Virginia; Camp Parks, California; Returned: April 10, 1899. Camp Rouseau, California. Overseas: December 16, 1898. Overseas: May 12, 1943. Served in Cuba Theatre. Awarded: Spanish American War Medal, U. S. Army, Cuba. Served in Southwest Pacific Theatre. Discharged: May 13, 1899, Savannah, Georgia. Engagements! Munda, New Georgia, Pelileu Island, Palau Group. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 12 months. Awarded: American Theatre Ribbon, South Pacific Ribbon. Returned to U. S.: July 29, 1945. Remarks: On January 1, 1899, saw the last Spanish Government Flag in the Western World, hauled down after Discharged: September 16, 1945, New Oreleans, Louisiana. over 400 years of Spanish mis-rule. Rating: Coxsawin's Mate First Class. Wife: Mrs. Mae Betts. Present Occupation: Damtender, CPC-5, Norfork Dam Daughters: Edith 1. (Betts) Peacher, Lavonla (Betts) Keaton, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Benbrook, Wideman. Arkansas Miss Imogene Betts. Wife: Mary E. Benbrook, Old Joe, Arkansas.

ALVIN L. BIGGERS ROBERT R. BLECKER Address: Route 3, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: 208 East 6th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 6, 1941. Branch: Army Infantry. Entered Service: February 23, 1944. Trained at CampJ. T. Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Wolters, Branch of Service: Army. Texa6; Comp Earkeley, Texas; Fort Devens, Massachusetts; Trained at Camp Robertson, Arkansas; Camp Kohler, Pine Camp, New Jersey; Camp Pickett, Virginia. California; Fort Monmouth, New Jersey; Fort Ord, California. Overseas: June 8, 1943. Returned: June 9, 1944. Overneas: December 19, 1944. Served in European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre. Served in India-Burma Theatre. Engagements: Sicily, Naples-Foggla, Rome-Arno. Engagements: Central Burma. Awarded: Combat Infantryman’s Badge, Purple Heart, Awarded; Campaign Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, American Defense Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, European- 1 Bronze Star. Afrlcan-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon w/3 Bronze Stars. Returned to U. S.: May 30, 1946. Discharged: October 21, 1945, CarnpJ.T. Robinson, Arkansas. Discharged: June 5, 1946, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 47 months, 16 days. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Present Occupation: Farming. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Served: 28 months. Blggers. Wife: Eleanor. Children: Nancy Ellen, James Allen. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Wife: Rubye Reed Blecker. Returned to U. S. as a non-commiaaioned training officer. 28 Child: Roberta Joy Bleckefr. Father: Raymond A. Blecker. J r I

H. ASA BRYAN 1 CLYDE BRADLEY Address: 626 East Pasadena, Flint, Michigan. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 5, 1941. 3rd Armored Division. Entered Service: January 4, 1944. Trained at Camp Polk, Louisiana; Mojave Dessert, Callfornii Branch of Service: Navy. Camp Pickett, Virginia; Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania; Sutton Trained at San Diego, California. Veny, England. Overseas: September 3, 1945. Overseas: September 1, 1943. Returned: November 27, 1945 Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Returned to U. S.: February 14, 1946. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France. Discharged: February 14, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, American Rating: Mailman Third Class. Theatre Ribbon, European-African-Mlddle Eastern Theatre Served: 25 months. Ribbon w/2 Bronze Battle Stars, 4 Overseas Service Bars, Present Occupation: Theatre Manager. 1 Service Stripe. Discharged: December 2, 1945, Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 50 months. Present Occupation: Barber. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bryant.

LLOYD RAY BYRD HIRAM E. BYRD Entered Service: February 2, 1944. Address: 612 College Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Navy. Entered Service: November 21, 1942. Trained at San Diego, California, Branch of Service: Army (Infantry.) Ov : May 24, 1944. Trained at Camp Maxey, Texas; Camp Swift, Texas; Fort Dix Served in South pacific Theatre. New Jersey; Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. Awarded: Asiatic Medal. Overseas: September 12, 1944 Returned to U. S.: December 6, 1945, Served in European Theatre, Discharged: December 13, 1945, Meriiphls, Tennessee Engagements: Central Europe, Rhineland. Rating: Ships Servicemen's Barber Second Class. Awarded: Combat Infantryman's Badge, Purple Heart, Served: 23 months. European Theatre Ribbon, 2 Bronze Service Stars. Present Occapatioa; Missouri Pacific RaUroad Employee Returned to U. S.: January 1, 1946. Wife: Mrs. Maye Byrd. Discharged: January 7, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Children: Harold Dean Byrd, Shirley Joan Byrd. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Served: 38 months. Present Occupation: Merchant 29 Wife: Mrs. Gertie Byrd. Child: Hiram E. Byrd, Jr. WALTER A. CAMPBELL RAYBURN H. CANTWELL Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 1, 1941. Entered Service: October 2, 1941. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Camp Callan, California; Palisade, Nevada; Trained at Keesler Field, Mississippi; Sarasota. Florida. Benecia Arsneical, Aleutian Islands, Camp Shelby, Overseas: June 2, 1942. Mississippi; Fort Benning, Georgia. Served in European Theatre. Overseas: June 18, 1942. Engagements: Air Offensive of Europe. Served in Aleutian Islands. Awarded: Air Medal, European Theatre Ribbon. Awarded: American Defense, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Medal, Returned to U. S.: November 10, 1944. Infantryman's Combat Medal. Discharged: October 9, 1945, Barksdale Field, Louisiana. Returned to U. S.: May 25, 1944. Rank: Corporal. Discharged: October 18, 1945, Camp Blanding, Florida. Served: 48 months, 7 days. Rank: Technical Sergeant Fifth Grade. Present Occupation: Inspector, V. S. Corps of Engineer*. Served: 48 months, 18 days. Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jeston E. Cantwell. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Wife: Pauline Cantwell. Son: William Arden Cantwell. Parents: Kir. and Mrs. William B. Campbell.

JESTON EDWARD CANTWELL MENARD J. CASTSTEEL Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: 6956 Sputh Komensky, Chicago, Illinois. Entered Service: May 23, 1918. Entered Service: December 1, 1941, Camp Robinson, Breach of Service: Army (Infantry.) Arkansas. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Army. Dlcharged: December 23, 1918, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Rank: Private First Class. Overseas: August 6, 1942. Returned: September 17, 1 Served: 7 months. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Tunisian, Naples-Fogjjia, Roma-Arno, Apennines, Po Valley. Awarded: American Defense Ribbon^ Eux ope an-Air icon - Middle Easter Theatre Ribbm. 6 Overseas Bars, Broaia Arrowhead. Discharged: September 23, 1945,Jefferson Barracks. Rank: Corporal, Served: 40 months, 23 days. Pro tent Occupation: Electric Machine V/older. 30 Parents; Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Caatntccl. Wife: Wssds L«* CARL CHESTER CASTEEL BILLY JOE CHASE Address: Route 1, Box 333, Ttetoa, Washington. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 3, 1942. Branch: Navy. Entered Service: October 1, 1943. Trained at Great Lakes, Illinois; San Diego, California. Branch of Service: Navy. Overseas: November 2, 1942, Returned; July 13, 1943. Trained at San Diego, California; U. S. S. Neville; Boat Pool Served in Atlantic and Pacific, Casablanca, Guadalcanal, Navy No. 3237; Walmanalo Amphibian Training Base; U. S. S. Southern Solomons, New Georgia, Gilberts, Truk, New Guinea, President Hayes (APA 20.) Biak, Noemioor Island, Morotia, Leyte Gulf, Surigao Strait, Overseas: January 1, 1944. Ling ay on Gulf, Corregldor and Bataan, Pureto Princesa. Served in Pacific Theatre. Palawan, Zamboanga, Cebu, Tarakan. Engagements: Kwajaleln, Eniwetok, Guam, Saipan, Tlnnian, Awarded: American Theatre w/l Star, Asiatic-Pacific w/12 Leyte. Stars, Philippine Liberation w/2 Stare, European-Africa Returned to U. S.: February 16, 1946. Middle Eastern w/l Star, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal. Discharged: March 26, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Discharged: July 24, 1946, Long Beach, California. Rating: Seaman First Class. Rating: Water Tender Flrnt Chins. Served: 49 mouths..21 days. Served: 30 months. Prssent Occupation; Wnrahouaoza&n. Parents: Mr. and Present Occupation: Farmer. Henry Casteel. Wife: Bessie Casteel. San: Michael Alan. Mrs. Thelma Hackler, Mildred Chase, Linda Sue Chase.

HOMER CHANDLER LONY GENE CHANDLER Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: September 17, 1918. Entered Service: June 5, 1945. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Mississippi A and M College, Agriculture College, Trained at San Diego, California; Camp Elliot, California. Mississippi. Overseas: October, 45. Discharged! December 7, 1918, Mississippi A and M College! Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Rank: Private. Engagements: Japan, Formosa, Chinn. Pearl Harbor. Served: 3 months. Returned to U. S.: April, 46. Wife: Mrs. Gladys Chandler. Discharged: August 15. 1946, Shoemaker, California. Spn: Lony Gene Chandler. Rating: Seaman First Class. Served: 14 months. Present Occupation: G. I. Schooling. Wife: Doris Jane Chandler. Child: Lona Jane Chandler. Remarks: Mine Sweeper A.M.251', Destroyer Kline Sweeper 31 D.M.S. 39. HAROLD D.L.CLARK JAMES M. CLINKING BEARD Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 19, 1942. Entered Service: September 10, 1945. Branch of Service: Infantry (Army.) Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Callan, California; Fort Ord, California. Trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas. Overseas: July 11, 1943. Overseas: February 21, 1946. Served in North, Soutn, and Central Pacific Theatres. Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Occupation of Kiska, Invasion of Marshalls, Awarded: Victory Medal, Army of Occupation. Leyte, Philippine Islands, Kwajalein. Returned to U. S.: March 13, 1947. Awarded: Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Infantry Combat Badge. Discharged: April 21, 1947, Camp Beale, California, Returned to U. S.: May 22, 1945. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Discharged: October 2, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Served: 19 months. Rank: Private First Class. Present Occupation: Manage a Shoe Store. Served: 34t months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clinkingbeard. Present Occupation: Soldier, Duty in Kyoto, Japan. Wife: Wilma Lee Clinkingbeard.

ADLAI B. CLINKINGBEARD BOB COCKRUM Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: june 24, 1918. Branch: Army. Entered Service: Infantry, 82nd Airborne, 13th Airborne Trained atCamp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Louisiana. Division, 307th Training Battalion, 82nd Airborne. Brest, France. Trained at Camp Wolters, Texas; Fort Benny, Alabama. Overseas: August 8, 1918. Awarded: Parachute Wings. Served in Germany, Discharged: October 26, 1947, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Engagements: Meuse, Argonne. Rank: Private. Returned to U. S.: May 7, 1919. Served: 19 months. Discharged: May 12, 1919. Camp Mills, Long Island New Present Occupation: Shoe Repairman. York. Remarks: Included parachute jumping technique, parachute Rank; Private. Jun.ping and physical training parachute landing fall, mock Served: 11 months. door practice, suspended harness, controlled and free tower Present Occupation: U. S. Engineers, Bull Shoals Dam and jumpmaster instruction. Wife: Mrs. A. B. Clinkingbeard, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cockrum. Children: James B., Mary Graves, Margaret Phillips Wife: Mrs. Lois Cockrum. Daughter: Belinda Joy. Charles and Wayne Clinkingbeard. 32 C LAX TON COLLIE NEIL LEROY COLLIE Address: Box 290, Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Entered Service: August 13, 1943. Branch of Service: H. S. Company, 114th Engineers (C) Branch of Service: Navy. Battalion. Trained at San Diego, California; Communication School, San Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Francisco, California; New Orleans Signal School, Brooklyn Overseas: December 27, 1942. Signal School; San Pedro California. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Overseas: April 15, 1944. Engagements: Saidor, Aitape, New Guinea, Leyte, Luzon, Served in European-African-Middle East, Asiatic-Pacific Philippines. Theatres. ’ Awarded: Asiatic - Pacific Campaign Medal w/3 Bronze Stars, Awarded: European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon, Philippine Liberation Ribbon w/l Bronze Star, Bronze Star, Asiatic-Pacific Medal. Good Conduct Medal. Returned to U. S.: December 28, 1945. Returned to U. S.: November 2, 1945. Discharged: March 15, 1946j Memphis, Tennessee. Discharged: November 15, 1945, Camp Fannin, Texas. Rating: Signalman Second Class . Rank: Technical Sergeant Fourth Grade. Served: 32 months. Served: 41 months. Present Occupation: Accounting Clerk. Present Occupation: Station Fireman, Missouri Pacific Roundhouse

SNEED N. COLLINS PAUL O. CONNER Address: 2001 Rosewood Dr., Columbia, South Carolina. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 30, 1940. Entered Service: April 12, 1941. Branch: Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: Engineer Corps. Trained at Salt Lake City, Utah; Fort Douglas, Utah; Rapid Trained at Fort Ord, California; Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; City, South Dakota; Boise, Idaho; Wendover. Utah. Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; Desert Maneuvers in California; Overseas: January 19, 1944. Returned: October 8, 1944. Fort George Meade, Maryland; Fort Ethan Allen, Vermont; Served in European Theatre. Tennessee Manuvers. Engagements: Air Offensive Europe and Normandy Overseas: January 26, 1945. Returned: St ptember 15, 1945. Campaigns. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: 2 Bronze Stars, Air Medal, 2 Oak Leaf Clusters, Engagements: Ruhr Pocket. Distinguished Flying Cross, Good Conduct Medal. Awarded: Five Medals. Discharged: September 4, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Discharged: November 9, 1945, Fort McPhearson, Georgia. Missouri. Rank; Technical Sergeant. Served: 64 months, 9 days. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 4 years, 4 months, 6 days. Present Occupation: Truck Driver, Southern States Motor Present Occupation: Fireman, Missouri Pacific Railroad. Lines, Columbia, South Carolina, Georgia and North Carolina. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Conner. Wife: Martha Conner. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sneed C. Collins. Wife: Mildred. 33 Children: Paul Edward and Joan Evelyn and Katherine. Children: Robert Larry, Pamela Jo Collins. SNEED C. COI.IJN3 LOUIS CLYDE COLLINS Address. Cotter. Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas . Entered Service: May 8. 191". Entered Service: December 15, 1942. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy Trained at New Port, Rhode Island. Served on U. S. S. Trained at San Diego, California. Served on S. S. Mexican in New Hampshire, Convoy Service 3 months, from New York to European Theatre, Served on S. S. Coquillo and U. S. S. Brest, France. Barnes C. V. E. Returned to U. S.: December, 1918. Served in American, European and Asiatic-Pacific Theatres. Discharged: February 24, 1919. New Orleans, Louisiana. Returned to U. S.: September, 1945, Rating: Gunner’s Mate Third Class. Discharged: December 20, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Served. 32 months. V*. Rating: Coxswain's Third Class. Present Occupation: Conductor Missouri Pacific Railroad. Served: 36 months, 5 days. Wife: Pearl Noe Collins. Children: Sneed Noe and Present Occupation: Attending Arkansas Technical School. Clyde Collins, Mrs. Aline Wright. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sneed C. Collins, Cotter, Arkansas. Wife: Thomasine Du Laney Collins, Russellville, Arkansas.

■ > - '• vV ’ . . •* ' r ' • - u-.A :4 7HUPJ.O DON O. COPELIN Add rf.r.: 202i Era* r / '.>r* r», ’frr. . CJ'P.re, V/ltrv.* in. Address: Clearmont, Missouri. Entered Service. ; r>,r-*.r/ J*)42, Air V F.ntered Service: March 4, 1942. ■ reined at Carr.p kw.rtv., A r />. rr.;, Hr./.f., O* Jifor nia ; Branch of Service: Army. ••oky Hill Air P.a'.- Yr.r^r. >■., C«r/.;. H '//J*r oo*)n. Trained at Camp Roberts, California; Bend, Oregon. Camp Stor.e;f.e/i, Overscan: March 30, 1944. Ovr : July 2, i',4 5. /'* : . rr.r 4 ; ../ 4, 1 744 , Served in Southwest Pacific Theatre. Served in Asiatic-Pa' If.r Vr Eny r verr.entt: Medpai Engagements: Liberation of Philippines. Awarded: A eistir • Par : f.r ;,.»-a»r« / Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 3 Battle Stars. Returned to U. S.: October 22, 1945. Discharged ;,te , rV, ;>44. ; / C» ' ' r a I ;p.f. J, Jackson. Mie*i Discharged: October 30, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Rank; Private First Class. Pane, Private 1. I'rri.n.l O' f :; <• t Served: 44 months. Pare Mr. / Present Occupation: Farmer. X JOSEPH E. COPE LAUREL VERO COPE Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: -4626 Ross Avenue, Dallas, Texas. Entered Service: September 17, 1917. Entered Service: June 11, 1941. Branch: U. S. Air Force. Branch of Service: U. S. Army, Infantry. Trained at Barksdale Field, La.; Dallas, Texas; Columbus, Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Miss.; Newport, Ark.; Smyrna, Tenn.; Seattle, Wash.; Salina, Louisiana; Newport News, Virginia; Breast France. Kan.; Seattle, Wash. Overseas: August 20, 1918. Overseas: January 17, 1945. Returned: November 11, 1945, Served: American Expeditionary Force France. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Engagements; Battle of Returned to U. S.: February 14, 1919/ Guam, Air Offensive against Japan, and Battle of Iwojima. Discharged: March 1, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Awarded: American Defense Service Ribbon, American Rank: Corporal. Theatre Campaign Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Campaign Served: 18 months. Ribbon w/3 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Present Occupation: Carpenter. Ribbon, 1 Service Stripe, 1 Overseas Bar, Wife: Mrs. Edith Cope. Children: Laurel Cope, Carl Cope, Discharged: November 19, 1945, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Gordon Cope, Dolores Miser, Doyle Cope. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 4 years, 5 months, 8 days. Three Grandsons, three granddaughters. Present Occupation: Aircraft Mechanic. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cope . Wife: Viola L. Cope. Children: Jerald M., Carolyn Ann Cope.

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CARL P.COPE TROY GORDON COPE Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 6, 1942. Entered Service: June 11, 1941. Branch of Service: Army Air Force (Fighter Pitot.) Branch of Service: Air Force. Trained at Stamford, Texas; Sherman, Texas; Houston, Texas. Trained at TJvalde, Texas; Waco, Texas; Moore Field, Texas; 24 different Army Posts until October, 1947. Overseas: November 11, 1942. Overseas: June 1, 1944. Returned: March 28, 1945. Served in North Africa. Engagements: Egyptian-Libian, Tunisian, Sicilian, Italian. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Purple Heart, Air Medal, Cluster, 5 Battle Stars. Engagements: Kurile Island, Philippine Islands Returned to U. S.: Decemner 1 1, 1943. Awarded: Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal, 3 Clusters, Discharged: December 19, 1946, El Paso, lexas. 2 Stars. Rank: First Lieutenant. Discharged: October 2, 1947, Fort Lawton, Washington. Served: 67 months. Rank: Captain. Served: 4 years, 11 months. Present Occupation: College Student. Present Occupation: College Student. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cope. Wife: Catherine Rose (Berry) Cope. Children: Johnny Edwin, Danny Gordon Cope. 35 GEORGE R.COTTON JAMES G. COWAN Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 12, 1943. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Branch of Service: Army Engineers. Branch of Service: Military Police. Trained at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana. Trained at Camp Livingston, Louisiana; South Park Overseas: January 18. 1944. Allegheny Company, Pennsylvania; Deshon General Hospital. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Awarded: European-African-Middle Eastern Ribbon. Victory Discharged: April 20, 1944, Deshon General Hospital. Medal, Good Conduct Medal, 4 Overseas Bars. Rank: Private First Class. Returned to U. S.: March 22, 194b. Served: 21 months, 20 days. Discharged: March 27, 1946, Jeilerson Barracks, Missouri. Present Occupation: Farmer. Served: 2 years, 9 months, 16 days. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Cowan. Present Occupation: Powerhouse Electrician. Wife: Phylis 1. Cowan. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cotton. Child: Nancy Ann Cowan. Wife: Maxine Cotton. Son: Buddy Cotton.

JAMES CLYDE COWART WILLIAM COWART Address: M, B. U. S. Naval Receiving Station, Long Beach, Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. California. Entered Service: December 1, 1941. Entered Service: April 19, 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Marine Corps. Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Fort Dlx, New Jersey. Trained at San Diego, California; Guam, Iwo Jima; Japan; Overseas: May 10, 1942. San Francisco; Great Lakes. Illinois; Inyokern. California. Served In European Theatre. Overseas: September 15, 1944. Returned: April 19, 1946. Engagements: Northern Africa, Italian Campaign. Served in South Pacific Theatre Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars. Engagements: Iwojima, Occupation of Japan. Returned to U. S.: July 28, 1945. Awarded: Purple Heart. Presidential Unit Citation, Asiatic- Discharged: August 1, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Pacific Theatre Ribbon, Victory Medal, Occupation of Japan. ■Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Discharged: May 1, 1946, Great Lakes, Illinois. Served: 45 months. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 24 months, 13 days. Present Occupation: Boat Factory. Present Occupation: Marine Corps. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowart, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Wife: Lorraine O. Cowart. 3315 Olive Street. Kansas City, Mo. Children: Harvey J„ Duglos Cowart. 36 RUDOLPHJ. COWART MARVINJ. CRAWFORD Address: Clark Ridge, Arkansas. Address: Route 2, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 21, 1942. Entered Service: February 21, 1945. Branch of Service: 91st Field Artillery, 7th Corps - Army. Branch of Service: Navy, Trained at Camp Roberts, California; Fort Lewis, Washington; Trained at San Diego, California. Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Camp Miles Standish, Overseas: July 6, 1945. Massachusetts; Camp Merley Park, England. Served in Asiatic-Pacific And American Theatres. Overseas: December 29, 1943. Awarded: American Theatre Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Served in European Theatre. Ribbon, Victory Medal. Engagements: Normandy, Northerh France, Central Europe, Returned to U. S.: July, 1946. Ardennes, Rhineland. Discharged: July 19, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal. Rating: Ship Serviceman’s (T) Third Class. Returned to U. S.: October 5, 1945._ Served: 16 months, 29 days. Present Occupation: Construction Worker. Discharged: October 12, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Remarks: Served on U. S. S. Baxter and U. S. S. Noble. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 2 yrs., 10 mo., 22 days.. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin H. Crawford. Present Occupation: Farmer. Wife: Mendy Bell. Children: Wanda Louise, Glenda Faye, Clifton Darrel Cowart.

BENJAMIN H. COWART JOE M. CRAWFORD Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas', Box 1404. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Route 2. Entered Service: September 22, 1942. Entered Service: September 4, 1917. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at San Diego, California; Norfolk, Virginia; U. S. S. Trained at Great Lakes, Illinois, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Adams. Overseas: July 1, 1918. Overseas: December 12, 1942. Served in Europe, St..Mihiel Front, Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Volunteered for land service. Engagements: Guadalcanal, New Georgia, Philippines. Returned to U. S.: December, 1918. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Medal, Discharged: January 15, 1919, New Orleans, Louisiana. Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation, American Theatre Rating: Shipfitter Second Class. Navy Unit Commendation Medal. Served: 17 months. Returned to U. S.: April 2, 1946. Present Occupation: Guard, U. S. Engineers. Discharge^: April 6, 1946, Bremerton, Washington. Son: Joe M. Crawford, served in World War II. Rating: Motor Machinist's Mate First Class. Served: 46 mo Present Occupation: Student, Hocott Business College. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Don Cowart. 37 SAMUEL ARTHUR CRAWFORD ERMAN N. CRAWFORD Address: Gamaliel, Arkansas. Address: Route 2, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 5, 1917. Entered Service: July 23, 1942. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Signal Corps. Trained at Little Rock, Arkansas; Great Lakes, Illinois. Trained at Camp Crowder, Missouri; Orlando, Florida; Overseas: About January 1, 1918. Langley Field, Virginia. Served in England and France Theatres. Overseas: October 16, 1942. Engagements: Sea Duty to England odd France, 5 trips and 1 Served In European and African Theatres. trip to South America on patrol duty. Engagements: Invasion of North Africa and Isle of Elfa, Returned to U. S.: About January 1, 1919. Awarded: Distinguished Unit Badge. Discharged: February 7, 1919, Great Lakes, Illinois. Returned to U. S.: July 7, 1945. Rating Fireman First Class. Discharged: July 12, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Served: 19 months. Rank: Corporal, Present Occupation: Ferry Boat Operator. Served: 35 months, 20 days. Wife: Myrtle Crawford. Children: Cleo Crawford, Wilma Present Occupation: Stone Mason. Nadine Crawford, Donald Dean Crawford. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Crawford. Wife: Mildred Crawford.

WALTER CRIGLER HOWARD L. DALRYMPLE Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Entered Service: March 28, 1945. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Overseas: January 10, 1945. Trained at San Diego, California, attached to Naval Air Served in European Theatre. Transport Squadron Pacific. Engagements: Rhineland, Central Europe. Overseas: August 2, 1945. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 3 Bronze Stars. Served in Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: January 28, 1946, Returned to U. S.: March 1, 1946. Discharged: February 2, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Discharged: March 5, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Rating: Coxswain. Served: 44 months. Served: 11^ months. Present Occupation: Dry Cleaning Business. Present Occupation: Owner, Shoe Store. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dalrymple. Wife: Nina Dalrymple. Child: Sonja Joy Dalrymple. 38 J. D. DRYER, JR. LEO T. C. DAVIS Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Moun/nin Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 7, 1943. Entered Service: Augusts, 1943. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Lee, Virginia. Trained at San Diego, California. Overseas: January 17, 1944. Overseas: July 1, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Rhineland, Central Europe, Northern France. Discharged: October 10, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: 3 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal. Rating: Quartermaster Second Class. Returned to U. S.: December 8, 1945. Served: 26 months. Discharged: December 13, 1 945, Jefferson Barracks, Present Occupation: Teacher. Missouri. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 29 months. Present Occupation: Shoe Store.

jsl*.. SjbLI JAMES CURTIS DUNBAR ERNEST LEE DUTTON Address: Salem, Arkansas. Address: 3529 Ross Parkway, Wichita, Kansas. Entered Service: July 23, 1943. Entered Service: August 18, 1942. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: V-6 U. S. Naval Reserve. Trained at Little Rock, Arkansas, Great Lakes, Illinois. Trained at San Diego, California; Norman, Oklahoma; Overseas: October 9, 1947. Corvallis, Oregon. Served in Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Pacific Theatre, Victory Medal. Returned to U. S.: June, 1949. Discharged: November 7, 1945, Bremerton, Washington. Discharged: July 1, 1949, San Francisco, California. Rating: Aviation Ordnanceman First Class (T). Rank; Lieutenant (J . G.) Served: 38 months, 20 days. Served: 51 months. Present Occupation: Barber. Present Occupation: Doctor. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. William R. Dutton. Wife: Mrs. Blanche Dutton.

39 JAMES H. FARRIS GEORGE HENRY FEE Address: Clark Ridge, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: September 6, 1918. Entered Service: March 1, 1943. Branch: Na-'y. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Farragut, Idaho; Eos Angeles, California; Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Shoemaker, California. Overseas: October 30, 1918. Overseas: March 3, 1944. Returned: March 3, 1946. Served In France. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Was with Engagements: Member of American Expeditional Force, 3rd and 5th fleets under General Halsey and General Spruance France. from New Guinea to Tokyo, Japan. Volunteered for ‘‘Guinea Returned to U. S.: June 27, 1919. Pig Squadron” and on Mine Sweeping Operations. Discharged: July 22, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Medal, Philippine Liberation Medal, Rank: Private. American Theatre Medal, Victory Medal. Served: 10 months. Discharged Station: Memphis, Tennessee. Rating: Radioman Present Occupation: Farmer. Second Class. Served: 3 years, 2 months, 18 days. Wife: Henritta Farris. Present Occupation: Aircraft Communicator for C. A. A. Raymond and Stephen, sons. Lorene, Eva, Geneva, Margaret, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George N. Fee. Also received Edith, Hazel, James Henry. Letter of Commendation with ribbon. Served on U$S Argonne.

ROBERT TIPTON FIELDING EVERETT MILTON FLETCHER Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Buffalo, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 30, 1942. Entered Service: April 6, 1944. Branch of Service: 31st U. S. Naval Const. Batt. (Seabees.) Branch of Service: Tank Destroyers. Trained at Camp Ednicott, Rhode Island; Bermuda; Port Trained at North Camp Hood, Texas; Camp Gruber, Oklahoma Huencme, California; Hilo, Hawaii. Discharged: December 20, 1945, Adderberry, Indiana. Overseas: December 1942, December, 1944. Rank: Private First Class. Served in Atlantic and Pacific Theatres. Served: 20 months, 14 days. Engagements: Iwojima. Present Occupation: School Bus Driver. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific, 1 Star, Good Conduct Medal. Wife: Hazel Fletcher. Returned to U. S.;. April, 1946. Children: E. G., Ivon, Jeareld, Frances, Sue and Sharion Kay. Discharged: April 16, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Reting : Yeoman Second Class . Served: 4 5 months. Present Occupation: Tank Wagon Salesman. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fielding. Wife: Wanda Fielding. 40 i I AVIL S. FORD BURL DALE FLETCHER Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 5, 1943. Entered Service: May 5, 1942. Branch of Service: Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; Jefferson Barracks, Trained at San Diego, California. Missouri; Scottfield, Illinois. Overseas: June 9, 1945. Overseas: February 24, 1944. Served in Philippines. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Philippine Liberation. Engagements: 3 missions over Gerjnany, 1945. Returned to U. S.: December 1, 1945. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Presidential Citation, Victory Discharged: December 19, 1946, Norfork, Virginia. Returned to U. S.: August 14, 1945. Rating: Lieutenant. Discharged: January 11, 1946, Scottfield, Illinois. Served: 56 months. Rank: Private First Class. Present Occupation: Dentist. Served: 30 months. Mother: Mrs. S. L. Fletcher. Wife: Doris Fletcher. Present Occupation: Student, Ark. Tech., Russellville Ark. Son: Sidney Lee Fletcher. Father: J. S. Ford. Mother: Mrs. Ingolf Nelson. Wife: Mrs. Nadine F. Fbrd, formerly Miss Nadine F. Wall.

JIM FOUTE THOMAS F. FUNDERBURK Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 23, 1942. Entered Service: July 3, 1945. Branch of Service: Airborne Infantry. Branch: Army Chaplain Corps. Trained at Camp Wolters, Texas; Fort Benning, Georgia; Trained at Cambridge, Massachusetts; New Orleans, Louisiana; Camp Shanks, New York. Lowry Field, Colorado. Overseas: January, 1946. Overseas: April 29, 1943. Returned: December 21, 1944. Served in North Africa and Italy. Served in Japan. Engagements: Rome-Arno Campaign. Returned to U. S.: May, 1946. Awarded: Bronze Battle Star. Discharged: May 7, 1947, Fort Totten, New York. Discharged: March 28, 1946, Camp Fannin, Tyler, Texas. Rank: Corporal. Rank: Captain. Served: 23 months. Served: 41 months. Present Occupation: Theatre Projectorist. Present Occupation: Pastor First Baptist Church, Cotter, Ark. Remarks: Spent first 10 months in Airborne Infantry as Remarks: Served 14 months in Algeria, North Africa and 6 Parachute Rigger. Remainder of time in the Air Transport months in Italy at Naples, Grosetta and Florence. Command as a photographer. Wife: Mrs. Ruby Funderburk. Daughters: Mrs. Lee White, Mrs. James Stanley. 41 LAWRENCE R. GILLILAND CLIFFORD LEE GILLILAND Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Route 2. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 10, 1945. Entered Service: August 11, 1942. Branch of Service: Infantry. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Fannin, Texas. Trained at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana; Texas. Overseas: December 27, 1945. Overseas: December 24, 1943. Served in European Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Company G., 317th Infantry, 78th Division, Engagements: Normandy, France, Rhineland, Central Europe. Company B 133 AAA, 9th Division, 9th Division M. P. Co. Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars. Awarded: Army of Occupation, Victory Medal. Returned to U. S.: October 14, 1945. Returned to U. S.: December 9, 1946. Discharged: October 21, 1945, Jeffeason Barracks, Missouri. Discharged. January 14, 1947, Fort Dix, New Jersey. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Rank: Private. Served: 38 months. Served: 18 months. Present Occupation: Construction work. Present Occupation: Bulldozer Operator and Truck Driver. Parents: Mr. and-Mrs. Martin J. Gilliland. Wife: Beatrice (Parnell) Gilliland. Children: Jackie Lee and Betty Ruth.

w. t->. gjka r CLEO GREEN Address: Government Village, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: April 19, 1940. Entered Service: October 31, 1942. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Fort Sheridan, Illinois; LaCrose, Wisconsin; Fort Trained at Camp Adair, Oregon; Camp White, Oregon; Fort Eustis, Virginia; Camp Hulen, Texas; Camp Polk, Louisiana. Lewis, Washington; San Luis Obispo, California. Overseas: December 3, 1943. Overseas: July 22, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: North Central France, Germany. Engagements: liberation of the Philippines, Okinawa Awarded: Purple Heart, 2 Oak Clusters. Campaign. Returned to U. S.: April 28, 1945. Returned to U. S.: June 7, 1945. Discharged: September, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Rank: Major. Discharged: August 29, 1945, Brooks Convalescent Hospital, Served: 65 months. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 34 months, 29 days. Present Occupation: Inspector, Concrete. Present Ofccupation: Labor. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Green. Wife: Mrs. Gladys 42 Mae Green: Children: Linda Sue, Larry Preston Green.

J ELMER A.GREEN RILEY C. GREGG Address: 424 North Fremont, Los Angeles, California. Address: 404 South Street. Entered Service: September 14, 1942. Entered Service: April 18, 1946. Branch of Service: Coast Artillery (A. A.) Branch of Service: Army, Field Artillery. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Hulen, Texas; Trained at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; Fort Knox, Kentucky; Camp Cooke, California. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Discharged: April 24, 1945, Camp Cooke, California. Discharged: August 2, 1946. Rank: Private First Class. Rank: Private. Served: 7 months, 8 days. Served: 5 months. Present Occupation: Route Salesman. Present Occupation: Labor - U. S. Engineers. Parents: Andrew and Mathilda Green. Mother: Mrs. Louise Gregg, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Wife: Haley Flo Green. Wife: Mrs. Kathryn Gregg, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Children: Bonnie Lee, Dorothy Elizabeth, Elmer Leon Green. Daughter: Sandra Lee Gregg, Mountain Home, Arkansas.

WILLIAM D. GREEN CARLILE J. GREGG Address: Gassvillc, Arkansas. Address: 302 East 6th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: February 18, 1942. Entered Service: June 23, 1944. Branch of Service: Medical Corps. Branch of Service: Field Artillery. Trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas; Jackson Air Trained at Camp Roberts, California; Fort Douglas, Utah; Port, Mississippi; Key Field, Mississippi; Columbia Army Fort Riley, Kansas; Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Camp Phillips, Air Base, South Carolina. Kansas; Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Jefferson Barracks, Discharged: October 17, 1942, Columbia Army Air Base. Missouri; Camp Miles Standish, Massachusetts. Rank: Private. Overseas: April 8, 1945. Served: 7 months, 29 days. Served in European Theatre. Present Occupation: Farming. Returned to U. S.: July 1, 1945. Father: W. Henry Green. Mother: M. Florence Green. Discharged: December 19. 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Wife; Gcan Green. Son: James H. Green. Rank: Sergeant. Served: Fifty-four. Present Occupation: Damtender.

43 FRANCIS L. GREGG RALPH T. GRIGG Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 2, 1942. Entered Service: May 7, 1941. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Maxie, Texas. Trained at Camp Davis, North Carolina; Mojave Desert, Overseas: March 23, 1944. California. Served in Northern France, European Theatres. Overseas: May 22, 1942. Engagements: Northern France, Normandy, Rhineland. Served in Central Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Expert Rifleman, M-l. Engagements: Gilbert Islands Campaign, Mariana Islands Returned to U. S.: May 25, 1945. Campaign. Discharged: September 25, 1945, Burns General Hospital. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 2 Battle Stars. Rank: Private First Class. Returned to U. S.: September 21, 1945. Served: 35 months. Discharged: October 5, 1945, Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Present Occupation: Barber. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 53 months. Mother: Mrs. Clyde Gregg. Wife: Mrs. Alice Gregg. Present Occupation: Student at Hocott Business College. Children: Colleen Gregg, Dennis Homer Gregg. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.Grigg. Wife: Jeanetta A. Grigg. Son: Estel T. Grigg. Worked as clerk, typist for engineers at Norfork Dam.

CLARA JANE BAKER HARDCASTLE LA MAN KEITH HARGRAVE Address: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Address: 520 East Street, Newport News, Virginia. Entered Service: June 11, 1918. Entered Service: January 27, 1943. Branch of Service: Army Nurse Corps. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Camp Mac Arthur, Texas. Trained at Great Lakes, Illinois; Chicago, Illinois; Hollywood, Served in Army Nurse Corps, Waco, Texas. Florida; Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Hampden Sydney College, Discharged: January 24, 1919, Camp Mac Arthur, Texas. Virginia; Princeton University, New Jersey. Rank: Army Nurse Corps. Discharged: December 23, 1945, Shelton, Virginia. Served: 7 months, 13 days. Rating: Apprentice Seaman. Present Occupation: Housewife. Served: 47 months. Father: John W. Baker. Present Occupation: Aeronautical Research Scientist. Mother: Sarah Elizabeth Baker. Mother: Mrs. Odus Anglin. Wife: Page Vaughan Hargrave. Husband: John R. HardcaBtlc. Daughter: Carolyn Page Hargrave.

44 ODUS HARGRAVE EARL P. HARGRAVE Address: 218 West 6th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: 405 East 7th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 16, 1942. Entered Service: January 6, 1941. Branch of Service: Army, Tank Destroyer. Branch of Service: Coast Artillery (Antiaircraft) InfantTy. Trained at Camp Hood, Texas; Camp Bowie, Texas; Camp Trained at Fort Bliss, Texas; Camp Adair, Oregon; Fort Swift, Texas; Camp Failand, Bri»to), England. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Overseas: April 7, 1944. Overseas: August, 1941 and December, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in Asiatic and European Theatres. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Engagements: Aleutian Islands, Central Europe, Rhineland. Ardennes, Central Europe. Awarded: Purple Heart, Campaign Ribbons. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 5 Bronze Stars for above Returned to U. S.: March, 1944, November, 1945. Campaigns, Discharged: November 28, 1945, Jefferson Bar racks, Returend to U. S.: December 2, 1945. Missouri. Discharged: January 7, 1 946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Second Lieutenant. Served: 4 years, 10 months. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 39 months. Present Occupation: Clerk at Norfork Dam. Present Occupation: Student. Parent: Mr*. Odus Anglin. Wife: Judy Hargrave. Pi : Mr, and Mrs. O. C. Hargrave. Children: Paul and Roger Hargrave.

HUGH C. HARGRAVE OPIE C. HARGRAVE Address: Route 6, Box 161-B, Yakima, Washington. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 23, 1942. Entered Service: December 9, 1942. Branch of Service: Quartermaster. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Trained at Fort Francis, Wyoming. Trained at Sheppard Field. Texas; Sioux Falls Technical Overseas: May 13, 1943. Training School. Served in European Theatre. Served in United States. Returned to U. S.: November 3, 1944. Discharged: January 25, 1946, Maxwell Field, Alabama. Discharged: November 20, 1945, Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Rank: Corporal. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 37 months. Served: 35 months, 20 days. Present Occupation: Christian Ministry. Present Occupation: Farmer. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Hargrave. Mother: Pearl Hargrave. Father: Guy Hargrave, Wife: Patricia Hargrave. Wife: Marie Hargrave. Daughters: Jean Marie and Child: Shelia Ann Hargrave. Carolyn Ann. 45 t \ i JAMES C. HARGRAVE JOHN R. HARRIS Address: 405 East 7th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address Cumi, Arkansas. Entered Service: December 7, 1945. Entered Service: October 11, 1917. Branch of Service- Detached Enlisted Men's List. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Overseas: September 14, 1946. Louisiana; Company D., 345th Infantry, Company A., 126th Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Infantry, 32nd Division. Returned to U. S.: December 30, 1946. Overseas. August 5, 1918. Discharged. February 27, 1947, Camp Beale, California. Served In France and Germany. Raiik. Corporal. Engagements. Meuse Argonne Offensive. Served: 15 months. Returned to U. S.: May 14, 1919. Present Occupation: Student. Discharged. May 24, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Mother: Mrs. Odus Anglin. Rank: Corporal. Served; 19 months. Remarks: Married July 29, 1919 to Miss Olva Mitchell, 2 sons served in World War II, Arthur L. and Vernie R. Harris.

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ARTHUR L. HARRIS VERNIE R. HARRIS Address: Cumis, Arkansas. Address: North Sacto, California. Entered Service: August 12, 1942. Entered Service: July 7, 1943. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Robinson Arkansas; Camp Bartel], Texas. Trained at San Diego, California. Overseas: January 30, 1943 Overseas: October 10, 1943. Served in India. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Engagements: India-Burma. Engagements: New Guinea, Admiral Island, Philippine Island*^ Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 1 Battle Star. Returned to U. S.: May 25, 1945. Returned to U. S.: August 4, 1945. Discharged: April 29, 1946, Camp Wallace, Texas. Discharged: November, 1945, Camp Crowder, Missouri. Rating: Ship Cook First Class, Rank: Private First Class, Served: 34 months. Served: 39 months. Present Occupation: Lumber Mill in California. Present Occupation Farming. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John R, Harris, Parents. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Harris. 46 RALPH L. HARRIS EARL D. HEENAN Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Route 2. Address: Route 1, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: August 4, 1941, Entered Service: May 28, 1918. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Machine Gun Company 140th Infantry, 36th Trained at Camp Walters, Texas; Camp Shelby, Mississippi; Division. Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania; San Francisco, California. Trained at Camp Bowie, Texas; Came back to U. S. on Overseas: May 3, 1942, Hospital Ship, San Treasa. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Overseas: July 28, 1918. Returned: February 13, 1919. Engagements: Bageo, Luzon, Philippine Islands. Served in France. Awarded: Purple Heart, 1 Oak Leaf Cluster. Engagements: Meuse-Argonne, Defensive Sector. Returned to U. S.: May 9, 1945. Awarded: Victory Button, Battle Clasp Medal, Purple Heart, Discharged: May 9, 1946. BushneL General Hospital, Brigham Citation Certificate, signed by Woodrow Wilson City, Utah. Discharged: May 10, 1919, Camp Bowie, Texas. Rank; Sergeant. Rank: Private. Served: 11 months, 12 days. Served: 57 months. Present Occupation: Guard USED. Present Occupation. Rock Mason, U. S. Engineers. Wife: Hazel J. Heenan. Children: Rosemary, Corinnc, Don, Wife: Hazel Harris. Son: Vcrnie L. Harris. Jimmy, John, Joe, Jerry and Joel, deceased.

RAY HENDERSON ARTHUR A. HENDERSON Address: Box 143, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Sampsel, Missouri. Entered Service: May 25, 1918. Entered Service: April 17, 1918. Branch of Service: Infantry. Branch of Service: Army Infantry. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Trained at Camp Dodge, Iowa. Overseas: August 24. 1918. Overseas: August 16, 1918. Served in St. Mihiel and Metz. Served in puropean, Haute Alsace Theatres. E^ngagem nts: Metz. Engagements: Meuse-Argonne Front. Returned to U. S.: May 8, 1919. Awarded: Victory Medal, Dlv., Good Conduct Medal. Discharged: May 14, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Returned to U, S.: May 31, 1919. Rank: Private. Discharged: July 7, 1919, Camp Dodge, Iowa. Served: 11 months, 20 days. Rank: Private. Father: G. W. Henderson. Mother. H. J. Henderson. Served: 14 months, 20 days. Wife: Darsie Henderson. Present Occupation: Farming. Children: Beatrice, Hakletine, Agnes, Virgil. Wife: Lena L. Henderson. Children: Owen, Theodore, Bob, Jerry, Juanita, Elwanda. 47 I »

1. ARLlE OWEN HENDERSON THEADORE W. HENDERSON Address: Samps el, Missouri. Address: Sampsel, Missouri. Entered Service: January 16, 1943. Entered Service: April 17, 1944. Branch of Service: Infantry, 81st Division, Army. Branch of Service: Army, 20th Armored Division. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Forrest, Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Campbell, Kentucky; Tennessee; San Lufci Obispo, California; Camp Beale, Camp Miles Standish, Massachusetts; Boston, Massachusetts. California. Overseas: February 6, 1945. Returned: August 6, 1945. Overseas: July 1, 1944. Returned: January 14, 1946. Served in European Theatre. Served in Asiatic-Pacinc ineatre. Engagements: Le Harve, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany. Engagements: Pelelieu Island, Philippines, Leyte, Japan. Austria. Awarded: Victory3?lbbon, Good Conduct Medal, American Awarded: American Theatre Ribbon, European-Africon- Theatre Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon, 2 Bronze Stars, Mlddle Eastern Theatre Ribbon w/l Bronze Star, Victory Philippine Liberation Ribbon, 1 Bronze Star, Medal, Good Conduct Medal. Discnarged: January 30, 1946, Camp Chaftee, Arkansas. Discharged: April 20, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 36 months, 4 days. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 24 months, 3 days. Present Occupation: Farming. Present Occupation: Farming. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Henderson. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Henderson.

RAY HENDERSON LEO J.HERRON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Entered Service: August 4, 1941. Branch: Air Corps. Entered Service: January 28, 1941. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Jefferson Barracks, Branch of Service: Army. Missouri; Chanute Field, Illinois; Davis Monthan Field, Trained at Fort Riley, Kansas; Horn Cavalry; Tucson, Arizona. Arizona; Armored Force Tank Commander; Needles, Overseas: May 21, 1942. Returned: September 18, 1944. California Desert Center. Served in Southwest Pacific Theatre. Overseas: March 21, 1944. Returned: October 8, 1945. Engagements: New Guinea, Papua, Solomons, Bismarck- Served in South Pacific Theatre. Archipelago. Engagements! Leyte, Philippines, Okinawa, Rywka Island. Awarded: Good Conduct Mecfcl, American Defense Service Awarded: Bronze Star. Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Service Ribbon, 4 Bronze Service Discharged: October 17, 1945, Camp Beale, California. Stars, Distinguished Unit Badge, 1 Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 57 months. Discharged: September 6, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Auto Bodyman and Painter. Rank: Technicial Sergeant. Served: 49 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs; W. E. Herron. Present Occupation: Construction Work. Parents: Mr. and Wife: Dora Lee Herron. Children: James A„ Jack L., Mrs. Lonzo Henderson. Wife: Dorothy Henderson. 48 Wyane, Janice E. Herron, Bakersfield, California. DOYLE D. HICKMAN DON WILLIAM HODGES Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Route 1, Gasaville, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 17, 1942. Entered Service: November 5, 1942. Army Infantry. Branch of Service: Army Signal Corps. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Qenning, Georgia; Trained at Camp McCain, Mississippi; Camp Van Dorn, Camp Rooker, Alabama; Hawaiian Islands, Japan. Mississippi; Camp Polk, Louisiana; Camp Kohler, California; Overseas: April 21, 1^44. Returned: January 25, 1946. Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Overseas: February 9, 1944. Awarded: Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, American Served in European Theatre. Theatre Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon. Engagements: Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, Discharged: February 1, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Normandy, Northern France. Rank; Staff Sergeant. Served: 39 months. Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal. Present Occupation: Laborer of Bull Shoals Dam. Returned to U. S.: November 13, 1945. Remarks: Bervsd as squad leader of an infantry squad with Discharged: November 17, 1945, Jefferson Barxacks, Company E, 391st Infantry in the Asiatic-Pacific Theatre, Missouri. Responsible for having his men properly clothed and equipped Rank: Private. Served: 37 months. for safety. Led squad on scouting and patrolling missions. Present Occupation: Laborer. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hickman. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Will Hodges. Wife: Vera Hodges. Children: Gordon and Dennis Hodges.

PAUL HOGAN CHARLES WARREN HOGAN Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: February 18, 1942. Entered Service: November 4, 1943. Branch of Service: Army, Company E, 21st Infantry, 24th Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Division. Trained at San Diego, California, Trained at Camp Robinston, Arkansas. Overseas: June 21, 1944. Overseas: May 22, 1942. Returned: April 5, 1945. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: January 5, 194h. Engagements: Dutch, New Guinea, Philippines, Leyte, Discharged: January 17, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Mindoro, Marinduoue. Rating: Water Tender Third Class, Awarded: Combat Infantryman’s Badge, 5 Battle Stars. Served: 26 months. Discharged: July 7, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Locomotive Fireman. Rank: Private First Class. Wife: Nadine Hogan. Served: 40 months. Mother: Mrs.J. C. Hogan. Present Occupation: Trader. Father: W. M. Hogan Mother; Mattie I. Hogan. 49 RAYMOND F. HOGAN RALPH HOLLAND Address: St. Louis, Missouri. Address: Route 3, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service- May 14, 1943. Entered Service: April 4, 1944. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained et Farragut, Idaho; Moscow, Idaho; Los Angeles, Trained at San Diego, California. California; Treasure Island, California. Overseas: June 10, 1944. Overseas: January 19, 1944. Served in Pearl Harbor, Hilo, Hawaiian Theatres. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Waters. Returned to U. S.: October 15, 1945. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Discharged: December 4, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Returned to U. S.: December 29, 1945. Rating: Seaman Second Class. Discharged: February 21, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Served: 20 months. Rating: Radioman Third Class. Present Occupation: Farming. Served: 34 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Holland. Deceased. Present Occupation: Federal Government Employee. Wife: Margie Holland. Remarks: Served as Radioman aboard Oil Tanker supplying Children: Lorene and Darlene Holland. Combat Snips in Pacific, Indian and Atlantic Oceans. Mother: Mrs. Carrie B. Hogan, Cotter, Arkansas.

ARVEL HUGHES WILLIAM L. HUNT Address: Route 2, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 1, 1941. Entered Service: September 13, 1943. Branch of Service: Infantry. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Wolters, Texas; Fort Ord, California. Trained at San Diego, California; Treasure Island, Califcr^- Overseas: March 29, 1942. Norfolk, Virginia; Fraizer Barracks Charleston Yards, Served in Central Pacific, South Paciiic Theatre. Boston, Massachusetts, U. S. S. R. P. Leary. Engagements: Gilberts, Saipan, Okinawa. Overseas: March, 1944. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Bronze Arrowhead, Combat Served in Southwest Pacific Theatre. Infaalr> man's Eadge, 3 Battle Stars, Pre-Peor Harbor Ribbon. Engagements: Saipan, Tinian, Pelelieu Island, Leyte. Gulf Returned to U. S.: September 20, 1945. Battles, Surigao Strait, Lingayen Gulf, Iwojima, Okinawa. Discharged: October 3, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Returned to U. S.: October, 1945. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Served: 43 months, 3 days. Discharged: January 29, 1946, Algiers Naval Repair Base. Present Occupation: Missouri Pecific Railroad. Rating: Seaman First Class, Served: 28 months. Father; John Hughes. Mother: Curtiss Hughes. Present Occupation: Construction Worker. Wife: ! :>. : aye Hughes. Son: Harold David Hughes. Mother: Mrs. R. B. Hunt. Wife* Edna Wallace. 50 1 JESSE B.HUNT LEON H. JACOBS, JR. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 29, 1942. Entered Service: August 26, 1943. Branch of Service: Coast Guard. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Augustine, Florida; St. Louis; Dallas, Texas; Trained at Camp Perry, Virginia; Gulfport, Mississippi. Cecil Field, Florida; Curtis Bay, Maryland; San Francisco, Overseas: August 16, 1944. California; Sharp Park, California; Alamdeda, California; Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in Pacific-Philippines Theatre. Engagements: Leyte Invasion. Engagements: Philippines. Returned to U. S.: November 26, 1945. Returned to U. S.: December 21, 1946, Discharged: December 8, 1945, Norman, Oklahoma. Discharged: January 4, 1946, San Francisco, California. Rating: Chief Carpenter’s Mate. Rating: Specialist (Dog Handler) Third Class, Served: 27 months. Served: 39 months. Present Occupation: Inspector General Construction. Present Occupation; Jeweler. Mother: Mrs. R. B. Hunt. Wife: Geraldine Hunt.

VERNER LEEJOHNSON CHARLES (BUDDY) JORDAN Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 1, 1918. Entered Service: July 3, 1940. Branch of Service: Students Army Training CorpB. Branch of Service: 209th Combat Engineers Battalion. Trained at St. Louis, Missouri. Trained at Fort Ord, California; Monterey, California; Discharged: December 16, 1918. Marysville, California. Rank: Private. Overseas: January, 1943. Served: 46 days. Served in China-Burma-lndia Theatres. Remarks: Was killed in a railroad atcident November 14, Engagements: Burma Jungle Fighting. 1947. Survivors include W.J. Johnson, father, wife, Mrs. Awarded: 7 Medals. Mabel Johnson, daughters, Anna Bell and Mary Nell, sons. Returned to U. S.: October 15, 1945. Bill and Bob. One granddaughter, Donna Lu Johnson, Kenneth Discharged: November 14, 1945, Fort Mac Arthur. California. who preceded him in death. Rank: Corporal. Was honorably discharged by reason of demobilization. Served: 64 months. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Parents: Linzy and Alta Jordan, feetty Ruth Jordan and 51 Charles Michael Jordan. . :

DON L. JORDAN CLARENCE N. KENT, JR. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Entered Service: September 17, 1917. Entered Service: March 9, 1944. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Keesler Field, Mississippi; Alva, Oklahoma; Trained at Camp Pike. Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Frederick, Oklahoma. Louisiana. Discharged: October 23, 1945, Wichita Falls, Texas. Overseas: June 5, 1918. Served in Western Front in France. Rank: Army Air Corps Cadet. Engagements: Marne, Jaulgonne, Vesle, St. Mihiel, Argonne. Served: 19 months. Present Occupation: Own Baxter County Gas Company. Awarded: Purple Heart. Parents-: Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Kent, Sr. Returned to U. S.: January 20, 1919. Daughter: Barbara Ann. Discharged: February 15, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Wife: Mrs, Helen Kent. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 31 months. Remarks: Re-enlisted for 1 year service in Hawaii. Wife: Zora Herron Jordan. Daughter: Josephine Jordan.

J. W. LACKEF OTTO KOHLER Address: West Point, New York (Norfork, Arkansas.) Address: Bakersfield, Missouri. Entered Service: January 12, 1943. Branch; Air Corps. Entered Service: September i7, 1917. Branch of Service: 102nd Infantry, 2bth Division. Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; Amarillo, Texas; Las Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregard, Vegas, Nevada; Tampa, Florida; Statesboro, Georgia; Aiken South Carolina; Cross City, Florida; Drew Field, Florida; " Louisiana. Lakeland, Florida. Overseas: April 23, 1918. Overseas: November, 1944. Returned: March 194.6 Served in European Theatre. Chateau Thierre, St. Mihiel. Served in China-Burma-India (,2nd Air Commando Group.) Engagements: Engagements: Central Burma, Rangoon. Returned to U. S.: April 7, 1919. Awarded: Good Conduct, American Defense. Asiatic-Pacll!-. Discharged: April 18, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Theatre, 1 Bronze Star, Victory Medal. Rank: Frivate Fisst Class. Discharged: March 24, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas Served: 19 months. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 42 months Present Occupation: Farmer. Present Occupation: Soldier, -parents: Mr. and Mrs John Remarks: Wounded twice in Action, Mr. and Kirs. Fred Kohler. Wife: Myrtle Kohler. Lackey. Wife: Fern N°w * Reglment Mail Clerk for U Parents: Cadet Corps at U. S. >d. A. West Point, New York Daughter: Marie Kohler. 52 f

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WOODROW WILSON LACKEY A. F. LA MORE Address: 3216 Rowland, Kansas City, Kansas. Address: Government Village, Mount Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: February 18, 1942. Entered Service: September 14, 1942. Branch of Service: Medical Corps. Branch of Service: Air Corps. .Trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Douglas, Trained at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia; Miami Beach, Florida; Utah; Camp Stoneman, California. Kingman, Arizona. Overseas: May 22, 1943. Returned: June 11, 1945. Overseas: September 24, 1944. Served in South Pacific, European Theatres. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Asiatic-Pacific Campaign, Normandy. Engagements: Ardennes, Central Europe, Germany. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Presidential Citation, 3 Ribbon, European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon, Battle Stars. American Defense Ribbon. Returned to U. S.: August 9, 1945. Discharged: October 31, 1945, Camp Beale, California. Discharged: November 10, 1945, Westover Field, Rank: Technician Third Grade. Served: 44 months, 13 days. Massachusetts. Present Occupation: Maintenance. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Wife: Lillian Greene Lackey. Father: A. L. Lackey. Served: 38 months. Present Occupation: Mechanical Engineer.

CORLEY O. LANGSTON WILLIAM V. LANE Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Old Joe, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 13, 1941. Entered Service: September, 1942. Branch of Service: Army, 8th Infantry Division. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Camp Breckinridge, Trained at Camp White, Oregon; Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Kentucky; Desert Training, Arizona; Camp San Luis Obispo, Overseas: Summer of 1944. California; Camp Forrest, Tennessee. Served in European Theatre. Overseas: December 5, 1^44. Returned: August 1, 1945. Engagements: In infantry in the Battle of the Bulge. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: Purple Heart. Engagements; Normandy, France. Belgium, Holland, Germany. Returned to U. S.: January, 1945. Awarded: Purple Heart, Oak Leaf Cluster. Discharged: 1945, latter part. Discharged: Augusts, 1945, Jefferson Barracks. Missouri. Rank: Private. Rank; Staff Sergeant. Served: 49 months. Present Occupation: Machinist. Present Occupation: Mechanic. Remarks: Wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. Wife: Dixie Langston. Son: Denny Carl Langston. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lane. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Walker Langston. 53 ALDEN A. LAWSON MARION W. LEE Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gassville, Arkansas; Box 74. Entered Service: March S, 1941. Entered Service: November 30, 1942. Branch of Service: Company B, 43rd Engineers Battalion. Branch of Service: Army. Overseas: January 23, 1942, January 20, 1945. Trained at Camp Maxey, Texas; Camp Swift, Texas; Camp Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Fort Dlx, New Jersey. Engagements: East Indies, Papua, Luzon, New Guinea. Overseas: September 12, 1944. Awarded: American Defense, Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic - Served in European Theatre. Pacific Service Ribbon, 4 Bronze Service Stars, Philippine Engagements: Rhineland, Central Europe. Liberation, Distinguished Unit Badge. Awarded: Bronze Star Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Returned to U. S.: November 16, 1944, July 22, 1945. Medal, Infantryman’s Combat Badge. Discharged: July 28, 1945, Camp Chaffee. Arkansas. Returned to U. S.: January 1, 1946. Rank: Master Sergeant. Served: 52 months, 4 days. Discharged: January 7, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Present Occupation: Farming. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 38 months. Remarks: Was returned to U. S. on 30 day furlough, 17 in Present Occupation: Farmer. Hospital at Denver. Mother: Mrs. E. A. Lee. Wife: Mildred Lee. Mother: Mrs. Arthur Law-son. Children: Donald Lee and DeEtta Jean Lee.

CECIL LEWIS WAYNE JUNIOR LOFTON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Fayetteville, Arkansas, Box 5 City Park. Entered Service: August 4, 1941. Entered Service: June 16, 1943. Branch of Service: Company C., 148th Infantry. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Wolters, Texas; Camp Shelby, Mississippi; Trained at Camp Clalbourn, Louisiana; Camp Sutton, North Carolina. Indiant own Gap, Pennsylvania. Overseas: May. Overseas: June 29, 1944. Served in Southwest Pacific. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: February 11, 1944. Engagements: Central Burma, India-Burma. Discharged: March 27, 1944, Kennedy Hospital, Memphis, Awarded: Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic- Tennessee. Pacific Ribbon, 2 Bronze Stars. Returned to U. S.: March 8, 1946. Rank: Private. Served: 2 years, 7 months. Discharged: March 16. 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas Rank: Technical Sergeant. Present Occupation: Farmer. Served: 33 months. ParunXe: Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lewis, Clark Ridge, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Student at University of Arkansas Parents: W. V. Lofton. Wife; Irene Lofton S4 Daughter-. Connie Marie Lofton MILUS H. LONON ARTHUR R. McBROOM Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Address: Route 1, Fisk, Missouri. Entered Service: August 19, 1942. Entered Service: May 10, 1918. Branch of Service: Corps of Military Police. Branch of Service: U. S. Army. Trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Fort Sam Houston, Texas; Trained at Camp Fremont, California. San Antonio, Texas; Fort McIntosh, Texas; Camp Shanks, New Overseas: July 14, 1918. York; Fort Custer, Michigan. Served in Vladivostok Siberia Theatre. Overseas: March 29, 1944. Returned: November 14. 1945. Engagements: Mache and Shkotova, Siberia. Served in European Theatre. Returned to U. S.: August 23, 1919. Engagements: Rhineland and Northern France. Discharged: November 3, 1919, San Francisco, California. Awarded: 2 Bronze Service Stars, Expert Rifleman. Rank: Private First Class. Discharged: November 20, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Served: 18 months. Rank: Sergeant. Present Occupation: Farmer. Served: 39 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McBroom, deceased. Present Occupation: Farmer. Wife: Mrs. Arthur R. (Pauline) McBroom, Fisk, Missouri. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Lonon. Wife: Elsie Lonon. Children: Doris June, Monte Joe, Arthur, Jr., Armetta Jane. Son: John Hugh Lonon.

GEORGE S. McBROOM LONNIE R. McNEILL Address: Star Route, Neelyville, Missouri. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 23, 1918. Entered Service: February 2, 1943. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Trained at St. Petersburg, Florida; Mills Field, California; Overseas: September 1, 1918. Hamilton Field, California; Giger Field, Washington; Served in France and England. Aviation Engineers. Returned to U. S.: February 1, 1519. Overseas: May 20, 1945. Discharged: April ", 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Rank: Private First Class. Engagements: Okinawa. Served: 9 months, 16 days. Returned to U. S.: January 7, 1946. Present Occupation: Farmer. Discharged: January 18, 1946, Camp Chaffee. Arkansas, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McBroom, deceased. Rank: Corporal. Wife: Mrs. Lillian Schoggen McBroom, passed away in Served: 35* months. February, 1939. Present Wife: Mrs. Alma (Cochran) Wife: Jewel McNeill. McBroom. Children: Mrs. Evelyn Fickert, Mrs. Dorothy Son: Larry McNeill. Daughter: Gloria Jane McNeill. Nell Goldsmidt. Mrs. Louise Vines, Lex and Max McBroom. 55 A m CHARLEY BREWER MARTIN NORRIS LUTHER MARTIN Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: December 15, 1917. Entered Service: July 6, 1942. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: U. S. Army. Trained at Hampton Roads, Virginia. Trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Camp Kilmer, New Jersey; Served in Atlantic Theatre. Oxford, Mississippi; Camp Sibert, Alabama; Dugway Proving Engagements: Virginia Capes. Grounds, Utah. Discharged: December 16, 1918, Philadelphia. Overseas: December 4, 1945. Rating; Seaman. Served in San Jose Island, Pacific, Asiatic Theatres. Served: 12 months. Returned to U. S.: September 24, 1946. Disabled Veteran. Discharged: February 23, 1947, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George T. Martin. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Wife: Lois Luther Martin. Served: 62 months, 18 days. Child: Norris Luther Martin. Present Occupation: Collecting Manager Automobile Finance Company. Father: Charley B. Martin. Mother: Lois L. Martin.

BILL E. MAS URE IVIN V. MAY Address: Cotter, Arkansas . Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: August 14, 1941. Entered Service: July 19, 1941. Branch of Service: Air Force. Branch of Service: Antiaircraft Army Artillery. Trained at Hemet, California; Harlingen, Texas; Laredo, Trained at Camp Wallace, Texas; Camp Mears, Alaska; Fort Texas; Colorado Springs; Washington, D. C.; Guam. Bliss, Texas; Camp Polk, Louisiana; Fort Leonard Wood, Overceac: June 15, 1945. Miosonri; Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. Served in Pacific Theatre. Overseas: November 13, 1941. Returned to U. S.: December 30, 1945. Served in Isles and Philippines. Discharged: April 1, 1946, Fort Smith, Arkansas. Engagements: Dutch Harbor; Alaska, Rank: Major. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Served: 56 months. Returned to U, S.: November 22, 1945. Present Occupation: Railroad Trainman. Discharged: December 4, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Masure, Cotter, Arkansas. Rank: Private First Class. Wife: Maxine E. Masure. Daughter: Diane E. Masure. Served: 52^ months. Present Occupation: Cement Finisher. 56 Father: Charlie May. Mother: Bettie May. 1 EURALJOHN MAYNARD WILLIE H. MEDLEY Address: Box 122, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Entered Service: September 29, 1943. Entered Service: February 18, 1942. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Peary, Virginia; Port Hueneme, California; Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Tucson* Arizona; Gilbert Islands, Marshall Islands. Pendleton, Oregon; Wendover, Utah; Fort Dlx, New Jersey. Overseas: February 14, 1944. Overseas: July 1, 1942. Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Returned to U. S.: October 29, 1945. Engagen*nts: Normandy, France, Rhineland, Central Europe. Discharged: November 2, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: 4 Battle Stars, Conduct Medals, Distinguished Unit Rating: Water Tender First Class. Badge. Served: 2 5 months, 11 days. Returned to U. S.: October 1, 1945. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Discharged: October 10, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Served: 44 months. Present Occupation: Cement Finisher. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Medley.

VERGLE CLEO MEDLOCK JOHN B. MEEKS Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Gamaliel, Arkansas. Entered Service: March 21, 1941. Branch: Navy. Entered Service: April 6, 1944. Trained at San Diego, California. Branch of Service: Army. Overseas: December 9, 1941. Returned: March 1, 1947. Trained at Camp Hood, Texas. Served in South Pacific. Overseas: October 1, 1944. Engagements: Aleutian Islands, Gilberts, Marshall, Marianas, Served in England, France, Germany. Western Caroline, Leyte, Luzon, Okinawa, Tokyo Bay. Awarded: Purple Heart, 3 Battle Stars. Awarded: European-African-Middle Eastern Ribbon w/l Star, Returned to U. S.: August 1, 1948. Good Conduct Medal w/l Star, Victory Medal, American Rank: Private First Class. Defense, American Theatre, Asiatic-Pacific w/8 Stars, Served: 6 years. Philippine Liberation w/2 Stars. Present Occupation: Army. Discharged: March 23, 1947, San Francisco, California. Parents; Mrs. R. C. Meeks. Rating: Shipfitter First Class. Served: 72 months. Wife: Julie Meeks. Present Occupation: Auto Mechanic. Atomic Bomb Test at Bikini Atoll, aboard the U.'S. S. Nevada. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. M.J. Medlock. Wife: Ruby Medlock. 57 LEO L. MEG EE HAROLD B. MENDENHALL Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 4, 1942. Entered Service: July 7, 1943. Branch: U. S. Navy, Seabees. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Trained at Camp Endicott, Rhode Island; Camp Perry, Trained at Chanute Field, Illinois. Virginia; Gulfport, Mississippi. Overseas: June 1, 1943. Overseas: February, 1943. Served in European Theatre. Served In Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Air Offensive Europe. Rhineland, Normandy, Engagements: New Guinea, Philippine Islands. Ardennes, Northern France, Central Europe. Returned to U. S.: November 24, 1945, Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Discharged: December Q, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Returned to U. S.: June 17, 1945. Rating: Carpenter's Mate Third Class. Discharged: September 21, 1945, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Served: 30 months. Rank: Sergeant. Preeent Occupation: Brakeman, Missouri Pacific Railroad, Wife: Eleanor Mendenhall. Served: 35 months. Daughter: Laura Mendenhall. Present Occupation: U. S. Engineers. Mether: Mrs. Marie Mendenhall, Springfield, Missouri. Parents: Mr. and Mrs.J.S. Megee. Father: Frank Mendenhall, Flippin, Arkansas. Wife: Kirs. Mary Jo Megee.

WILLIAM T. MORGAN LEO ELVIN MORRIS Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 17, 1944. Entered Service: November 21, 1942. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: Field Artillery. Troined at San Diego, California. Trained at Camp Maxie, Texas; Camp Swift, Texan; Fort Dix, Overseas: March 17, 1945. New Jersey. Served in American Theatre. Overseas: September 11, 1944. Returned to U. S.: May, 1945. Served in European Theatre. Discharged: June 7, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Engagements: Central Europe, Germany. Rating: Seaman Second Class. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Purple Heart. Served: 19 months. Returned to U. S.: January 1, 1946. Present Occupation; Farming. Discharged: January 6. 1 946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Parents: Mr. and Mtb. Paul Morgan. Rank: Corporal. Wife: Dorothy Jean. Served: 38 months. Present Occupation: Student. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Morris, Mountain Home, 58 Arkansas. i WILLIAM T. MORRIS JAMES E. MORRIS Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 16, 1942. Entered Service: July 6, 1943. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at San Diego, California. Trained at San Diego, California; Norman, Oklahoma; Camp Overseas: February 1, 1943. Lejeune, North Carolina. Served in Pacific Theatre. Overseas: August, 1944. Engagements: Attu Tarrawa, Marshall Islands, Guam, Luzon. Served in Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Bronze Star Medal. Awarded: Silver Star; Navy Unit Commendation. Returned to U. S.: November 10, 1945. Engagements: Iwojima with 5th Marine Division. Discharged: November 27, 1945, Norman, Oklahoma. Returned to U. S.: October, 1945. Rating: Motor Machinist's Mate First Class. Discharged: November 1, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Served: 37 months. Rating: Pharmacist's Mate Third Class, Co. B, 5th Medical Present Occupation: Salesman. . Battalion. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morris. Served: 28 months. Wife: Fern White Morris. Present Occupation: Student in College, majoring in Civil Engineering. Remarks: Entered Japan at close of war for occupation duty.

CHARLES "KEN” MORRIS HAROLD MESSICK Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Box 413, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: December 4, 1943. Entered Service: September 17, 1917. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Infantry. Trained at Farragut, Idaho; U. S. S. Tracy, San Diego, Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Beauregunrd, California. Louisiana. Overseas: August 10, 1944. Overseas: August 7, 1918. Served in Pacific and South Pacific Theatre. Served in France and Germany. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Medal, Pacific Fleet w/2 Battle Engagements: Meuse-Argonne Offensive, Army of Occupation. Stars. Awarded: 1 Gold Chevron. Returned to U. S.: January, 1945. Returned to U. S.: May 5, 1919. Discharged: March 10, 1945. Corpus Christi, Texas. Discharged: May 21, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Rating: Gunner First Class. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 16 months. Served: 19 months. Present Occupation: Clothing Merchant. Present Occupation: Stone Mason. Wife: Loretta Mae. Children: Daisy Mae, Caunita Fay, Charles Edgar. 59 JAMES S. MESSICK VERNON THOMAS NEEL Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Yuba City, California, Route 3, % Boyd Farms. Entered Service: November 4, 1943. Entered Service: May 12, 1944. Branch of Service: Mechanized Cavalry. Branch of Service: Engineers. Trained at Fort Riley, Kansas; Camp Gordon, Georgia. Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; Bryan Field, Texas; Overseas: June 22, 1944. Geiger Field, Washington. Served in European Theatre. Overseas: August 6, 1945. Engagements: Northern France, Central Europe, Rhineland, Served in Okinawa. Ardennes. Awarded: Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Ribbon, American Returned to U. S.: July 5, 1945. Theatre Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon. Discharged: November 3, 1945, Camp Fannin, Texas. Returned to U. S.: April 3, 1946. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Discharged: April 17, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Served: 24 months. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Present Occupation: Tractor and Implement Fieldman. Served: 23 months. Wife: Vera Lea Messick, Children: Sharon Marie, Present Occupation: Dairy Farmer. Tereasa Sue, Harold Messick. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neel. Wife: Selma Neel. Children: Ronald G. Neel and Stanley A. Neel.

BILL NEWMAN EVERTTNEWTON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: North Sacramento, California. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Entered Service: December 4, 1943. Branch of Service: Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Wichita Falls, Texas Trained at San Diego, California. Overseas: August, 1943. Overseas: February 10, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: September, 1945. Returned to U. S.: May 30, 1945. Discharged: November 20, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Discharged: May 10, 1946, Nashville, Tennessee. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Rating: Seaman First Class. Served. 36 months. Served: 29 months. Present Occupation: Manager, Variety Store. Present Occupation: Lumber Mill in California. Parents: Mr. and Mrs.J. H. Newton, Elizabeth, Arkansas. Wife: Mrs. Pearl Newton, North Sacramento, California.

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f. StzkzT^' jfc- RUDOLPH CARL PARNELL CALVIN F. PATE Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Addre«>: Springdale, Arkansas. Entered Service: February 10, 1942. Entered Service: May 6, 1943. Branch of Service: Army (Medical Corps.) Branch of Service: Tank Destroyers. Trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Warren, Trained at Camp Hood, Texas; Kansas State Teachers College, Wyoming; Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky; Atlanta, Georgia. Santa Anna, California; Camp Gruber. Oklahoma. Overseas: April 16, 1943. Overseas: April, 1945. Served in European Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Naples Foggia, Rome-Arno, Southern France, Returned to U. S.: September, 1945. Central Europe, Rhineland. Discharged: January 21, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Awarded: 5 "Bronze Stars for above Campaigns, Good Conduct Rank: Sergeant. Medal, Meritorious Service Plaque. Served: 32 months. Returned to U. S.: October 9, 1945. Present Occupation: Inspector, Retail Credit Company, Inc. Discharged: October 17, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pate. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 44 months. Wife: Mrs. Ruby V, Pate. Present Occupation: Farming. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Children: C. Forrest Pate and Kenneth V. Pate. Soltnan Parnell. Wife: Iva Mae. Children: Carol Jean, Carl Dean, Marijo Ethelene, Lawrence Arden.

MAX S. PATTILLO REX N. PAUL Address: 77th Supply Squadron, Biggs Field, Texas, Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Branch of Service: -Air Corps. Elntered Service: June 4, 1942. Trained at Biggs Field. Branch of Service: Navy Air Corps. Rank: Master Sergeant. Trained at New Orleans; Pensacola, Florida; Miami, Florida; Present Occupation: Army Air Corps. Fort Lauderdale, Florida; Astoria, Oregon; Holtville, California; Alameda, California. Overseas; October 18, 1943. Served In Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Tarawa, Enlwetok, Quaduline, Hollandia, Halmehara, Guam, Saipan, Tinian, Leyte. Awarded: Air Medal. Returned to U. S.: November 26, 1944. Discharged: January 21, 1946, Jacksonville, Florida. Rank: Lieutenant, Present Occupation: Salesman, Reasor Hill Corporation. 61 Parents: Ire and Jessie Paul. Wife: Neva Paul. Children: Rex Nelson Paul and Mary Paul. i

W JAY FRANKLIN PINLEY WALTER H. PITTA WAY Address: MountainK Home, Arkansas, Star Route. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: December 15, 1942. Entered Service: May 12, 1944. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: Signal Corps. Trained at San Diego. California; Norman Oklahoma; Norfolk, Trained at Camp Crowder, Missouri. Virginia; Kaneohe Bay, T. H.; Chicago, Illinois. Overseas: December 25, 1944. Overseas: December 10, 1943. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Okinawa. Returned to U. S.: February 25, 1945. Awarded: Battle Stars. Discharged: November 16, 1945, Great Lakes, Illinois. Returned to U. S.: April 12, 1946. Rating: Aviation Machinist's Mate First Class. Discharged: April 15, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Served: 36 months. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Present Occupation: Ford Dealer, Mansfield, Missouri. Served: 23 months. Parents: Mr. Omer Pinley, Mrs. Ethel Pinley. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Wife: Nathalee Morris Pinley. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Pittaway. Son: Wayne Franklin Pinley.

PHILIP ERNEST PITTA WAY CLAUDE C. PITTA WAY Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: August 13, 1942. Entered Service: July 6, 1943. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; Middle River, Maryland; Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Fannin, Texas; Atlantic City, New Jersey; Cemp Shanks, New York. Fort Ord, California; Fort McDowell, California. Overseas: July 4, 1943. Overseas: January 10, 1944. Served in China-Burma-India. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Engagements: India-Burma Campaign. Engagements: New Guinea, Luzon. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon w/Battlc Star. Awarded: Combat Infantryman's Badge, Victory Ribbon, Good Returned to U. S.: August 25, 1945. Conduct Ribbon, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, Philippine Discharged: November 5, 1945, Sheppard Field, Texas. Liberation Ribbon. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Returned to U. S.: January 28, 1946. Served: 38 months, 23 days. Discharged: February 5, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Furmer. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade Served: 31 months. Parents: Mr. and Mr .. L. C. Fittaw/iy. Wife: Tessic Present Occupation: Student. Wife: Hazel Pittaway. Cranfill. Chtldrrr.• Ernestine Fay, Jack Benjamin. 62 Children: Kenneth Ray, Nancy Ann. r

JESSE FRED POWELL HENRY D. POWELL Address. Brooklyn, New York. Address: Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Entered Service: December 8, 1942. Entered Service: December 3, 1943. Branch of Service: Air Force. Branch of Service: 100 Infantry Division, 397th Regiment, Trained at St. Petersburg, Florida; Chanute Field, Illinois; Company B. Houlton Air Base, Maine; Dow Field, Maine. Trained at Fort Benning, Georgia; Fort Bragg, North Carolina; Overseas: May 23, 1943. Biarritz American University. Served in European Theatre. Overseas: October 6, 1944. Returned: April 11, 1946. Engagements: Northern France. Served in European, 504th Military Battalion, 7th A. Awarded: European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon, Headquarters Eastern Theatres. Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal. Engagements: Rhineland, Central Europe. Returned to U. S.: November 14, 1945. Awarded: Distinguished Unit Badge, Good Conduct Medal, Discharged: November 26, 1945, Barksdale Field, Louisiana. Bronze Star, Victory Medal, Combat Infantryman's Badge. Rank: "Private First Class. Served: 36 months. Discharged: April 16, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Present Occupation: Student at New York University. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Served: 29 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Powell. Wife: Margaret Present Occupation: Auditor with Phillips Petroleum Co. Frances. Son: John William. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Powell. Wife: Virginia L. Son: James Ray.

THOMAS E. POYNTER ROBERT O. POYNTER Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Address: Route 1, Gassville, Arkansas. Entered Service: November 5, 1942. Entered Service: December 17, 1942. Branch of Service: Army Engineers. Branch of Service: Medical Department. Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Camp Polk, Louisiana; Overseas: April 1, 1943. Camp Ellis, Illinois; Camp Atterberry, Indiana. Served in European-African-Middle Eastern Theatres. Overseas: April, 1944. Engagements: Africa, Sicily, Italy. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, European-African-Middle Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, 2 Other Medals. Eastern Theatre Ribbon. Returned to U. S.: December, 1945. Returned to U. S.: September 6, 1944. Discharged: December 26, 1945, Camp Jefferson Barracks, Discharged: October 21, 1944, New Orleans, Louisiana. Missouri. Rank: Private. Rank: Corporal. Served: 23 months, 15 days. Served: 36 months. Present Occupation: Farmer. Present Occupation: Farming. Father: Steve Poynter. Mother: Della Poynter. Wife: Marie Poynter. Mother: Ollie Poynter. 63 Children: Larry Dale, Linda Lue. ' 1 t ■ :

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ALBERT POYNTER STEPHEN (STEVE) W. POYNTER, JR. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Address: Cotter. Arkansas. Entered Service: April 6, 1944. Branch; Army. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; Branch of Service: Army. Fort Meade, Maryland; Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. Trained at Little Rock, Arkansas; Camp Lee, Virginia; Camp Overseas: October 21, 1944. Returned: May 25, 1945. Edwards, Massachusetts; Tallahassee, Florida; Fort Ord, Served in European Theatre. California. Engagements: Northern France, Germany, Ardennes. Overseas: February 18, 1943. Awardfld: Pupple Heart, European-African-Middle Eastern Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Theatre Ribbon. Engagements: Long Island. Admiralty Island. New Guinea Discharged: August 23, 1945, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Campaigns. Rank: Technician First Grade. Served: 16 months, 18 days. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon. Present Occupation: Clerk. Returned to U. S.: December 25, 1944. Remarks: Tank Driver. Served with Co. B, 3rd Tank Discharged: May 10, 1945. Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Battalion, lQth Armored Division, 3rd Army. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 34 months, 10 days. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Poynter, Sr. Wife: Versie Present Occupation: Farmer. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Steve Poynter. Children: Luther Wayne, Barbara Ann Poynter. Poynter, Sr. Wife: Wanda. Children: Jimmy, Patricia Ann, Donald Ray.

JAMES RANDALL, JR. C.B.RAGAN Address: Gassville, Arkansas; Route 1. Address: Mountain Home, A.rkansaB. Entered Service: July 11, 194-4. Entered Service: September 16, 1942. Branch: Army (Infantry.) Trained at Camp Roberts, California; Fort Ord, California; Branch of Service: Army. Jungle Warfare. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas. Overseas: January 1, 1945. Returned: July 5, 1945. Discharged: March 23, 1943, Camp Gruber, Oklahoma. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatre. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Engagements: Southern Philippines. Served: 8 months. Awarded: Purple Heart w/Oak Leaf Cluster Present Occupation: Livestock Dealer. Discharged: October 29. 1945. Menlo Park. California Rank: Private First Class. ’ Served: 15 months. Present Occupation: Bookkeeper. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. James M.‘Randall. Wife: Rosella Randall. Children: James Dale, Daniel Gene. Linda Joyce Randall. Remarks: Was first Scout for the 113rd Infantry of the 4 1st 64 Division. IRA T. REED Address: Buford, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas; Route 2. Entered Service: October 11, 1917. Entered Service: February 18, 1942. Branch of Service: F. Company 38th U. S. Infantry. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas. Trained at Camp Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Leonard Awarded: Victory Medal. Wood, Missouri; Davis Monthon Field, Arizona; Pendleton Returned to U. S.: April 18, 1919. Air Base, Oregon; Fort Dix, New Jersey. Discharged: April 26, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Overseas: August 5, 1942. Rank: Private. Served in European Theatre. Served: 19 months. Awarded: Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal. Present Occupation: Farming. Returned to U. S.: October 9, 1945. Parents: Ott and Pearl Rasor. Discharged: October 19, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Children: Dean Rasor, Virginia Rasor. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 44 months. Present Occupation: Photo Lithographer. Parents: J. H. P. Reed, MelbyJ. Reed.

KEITH L. REYNOLDS KENNETH VON ROGERS Address: Route 1, Yuba.City, California. Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 3, 1944. Entered Service: July 19, 1943. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Engineers. Trained at Camp Roberts, California. Trained at Camp Claiborne, Louisiana; Camp Ellis, Illinois. Overseas: January 31, 1944. Returned: May 5, 1946. Overseas: March 12, 1944. Returned: Januajry 19, 1946. Served in Asiatic-Pacific Theatres. Served in European, South Pacific Theatres. Engagements: Served with 41st Infantry Division in Asiatic- Engagements: England, Northern France, Ardennes, Pacific Theatre 17 months. Front line patrol and on 105 Rhineland, Central Europe. Hollister on Daro, Leyte, Mcndora, Mendano. Discharged: January 22, 1946, Camp Chaffee,,Arkansas. Awarded: Army of Occupation, Philippine Liberation Ribbon Rank: Private First Class. w/Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal, Asiatic - Served: 30 months. Pacific Campaign Medal. Present Occupation: Telephone Company, Phoenix, Arizona. Discharged: May 12, 1946, Camp Beale, California. Remarks: Was sent direct from Europe to the Pacific. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 23 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Rogers. Present Occupation: Heavy Equipment Operator. Wife: Alline Rogers. Child: Charles Michael Rogers.. Parents: Mr. find Mrs. Brooks Reynolds. Wife: Jeanne Messick. Child: Della Louise. 65 p

LEAH MON L. ROWLETT JOHNNIE HARDLD RUSSELL Address. Gamaliel, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 16, 1942. Branch: Army. Entered Service: December 7, 1942. Trained at Camp Adair, Oregon; Fort Lewis, Washington; Branch of Service: 20th Armored Division. Camp White, Oregon; Camp Callion, California; Camp Beale, Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Camp Campbell, Kentucky. California; Camp Stoneman, California. Overseas: February 6, 1945. Overseas: July 23, 1944. Returned: January 4, 1946. Served in European Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Munich. Engagements: Philippines, Ryukyus Islands. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Returned to U. S.: August 6, 1945. Ribbon w/2 Bronze Stars, 1 Bronze Arrowhead, Combat Discharged: February 12, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Infantryman's Badge, Purple Heart. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Discharged: January 11, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Served: 38 months. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Present Occupation: Carpenter. Served: 3 years, 2 months, 26 days. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Russell. Present Occupation: Farmer. Parents: Mr. and Mea. Wife: Minnie. Children: Joan and James. S. C. Rcrwlett. Wife: Maxine. Children: Jerry and Dwayne.

MALCOLM R. RUTHVEN BENJAMIN N. SALTZMAN Address: Harrison, Arkansas. Address: 114th West 6th Street. Entered Service: October 1, 1940. Entered Service: May 4, 1942. Branch of Service: Artillery Infantry. Branch of Service: Medical Corps, Army. Trained at Fort Bliss, Texas; Camp Adair, Oregon, Fort Trained at Panama Canal, Ancon. Leonard Wood, Missouri. Overseas: Inducted in 3anal Zone. Overseas: July, 1941, November, 1944. Served in Car; Defense Area. Served in Pacific and European Theatres. Awarded: A ny Commendation Ribbon, Victory Medal, Engagements: Aleutian Islands, Southern France, Battle of American Theatre Ribbon, Carribean Defense. ’he Bulge, Germany. Returned to U. S.: April 10, 1946. Awarded. Bronze Star, Silver Stax . Purple Heart. Discharged: June 5, 1946, Quarry Heights, Canal Zone. Returned to U. S.: March, 1944, July, 1945. Rank: Captain. Discharged: 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Served: 49 months, 47 of them overseas. Rank. Technical Sergeant. Present Occupation: Physician and Surgeon. Served: 57 months. Parents: Joseph and Frances Saltzman. Parents: R. M. P.uthven. Wif,;: Jimmie Lee Ruthven. Wife. Ruth Elizabeth. Children. Iris Lee ur.d Micki Lynn. 66 Children: Su Ann and John Joseph. SHEROLD M. SANFORD ALBERT F. SCHABER Address. Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas . Entered Service: November 24, 1943. Entered Service: May 13, 1944. Branch of Service: Infantry. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Wheeler, Georgia. Trained at San Diego, California; Gulfport, Mississippi. Overseas: June5, 1944. Overseas: October, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in Philippine Islands. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France, Germany Engagements: Luzon (Lingayen Gulf and Nasugbu) Palawan, Campaigns. Zamboanga, Basilan, Tawi-Tawi, Jolo, Northwest Borneo, Awarded: European-Africian-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal Brunie Bay, Lutong., U. S. S. L. C. 1. (M) 431. w/4 Bronze Battle Stars, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal. Awarded: 2 Bronze Stars. Returned to U. S.: August 8, 1945. Returned to U. S.: December, 1945. Discharged: November 23, 1945, Kennedy General Hospital. Discharged: January, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Rank; Private Fiest Class. Rating: Fireman First Class, Motor Machinists Mate. Served: 24 months. Served: 20 months. Present Occupation: Farming. Present Occupation: Ironworker. Wife: Bonnie L. Schaber. Children: Alberta L., Robert C.

SAMUEL H. SELBERS JOHN MARION SEWARD Address: Arlburg, Arkansas. Address: Joplin, Missouri, 109 North Wall Street. Entered Service: April 6, 194-4. Entered Service: June 10, 1942. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Fort Custer, Michigan; Camp Ellis, Illinois; Capip Trained at Great Lakes, Illinois. Chaffee, Arkansas. Overseas: August 13, 1942. Discharged: December 12, 1944, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Served in European and Pacific Theatres. Rank: Private. Engagements: North Africa, Sicily, Solerno, Marianas, Served: 8 months, 6 days. Saipan. Present Occupation: Farming. Returned to U. S.: December, 1944. Discharged: January 6, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. ! Rating: Petty Officer Second Class. Served: 3-J- years. Present Occupation: Bible College Student and Minister. Parents: Raymond and Rose Seward. I Wife: Margaret Seward. Child: John Robert Seward, 67 : SAM R. SEWARD C. E. SHERMAN Address: Overseas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: April 9, 1942. Entered Service: February 20, 19*4. Branch of Service: Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Rilhy, Kansas; Trained at Farragut, Idaho. El Paso, Texas; Leesville, Louisiana; Battle Creek, Michigan. Served in Pacific Theatre. Ore : March, 1945. Discharged: December 30, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Served in Pacific Theatre. Rating: Yeoman. Engagements: Mindano, Luzon. Served: 22 months. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Expert Rifleman. Present Occupation: Bookkeeper. Returned to U. S.: February, 1946. Discharged: February, 1946, Fort Riley, Kansas. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Served: 4 years. Present Occupation: Air Corps. Parents: Raymond and Rose Seward. Wife: Pearl I. Seward. Child: Ray Seward.

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\ a yf PETE MllKAa a Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. L. NEILLE SHOEMAKER Entered Service: January 4, 1942. Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Navy. Entered Service: June 3, 1942. Trained at Great Lakec, Illinois; Naval Air Station, Texas. Branch of Service: U. S. Marine Corps. Overseas: May, 1944. Trained at San Diego, California; Quantico, Virginia; Camp Served in Pacific Theatre. Lejeune, North Carolina. Returned to U. S.: December, 1945. Overseas: November 4, 1944. Discharged: December 21, 1945. Memphis, Tennessee. Served in Pacific Theatre. Rating: Chief Photographer's Mate. Returned to U. S.: November, 1945. Served: 48 months. Discharged: January 24, 1946, Naval Ammunition Department. , Present Occupation: Newspaper Editor. New Orleans. Rating: Commissioned Warrant Officer. Served: 44 months. Present Occupation: College Professor. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Shoemaker, Gassville, Arkansas. : - 68 Wife: Mrs . Jeanne Shoemaker. - r'; > V

REX D. SHOEMAKER BILL SHONS Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: January 29, 1942. Elate red Service: June 28, 1946. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Walters, Texas; Camp Shelby, Mississippi; Trained at San Diego, California; Hueneme, California. Aberdeen, Maryland; Fort Ord, California. Overseas: January 10, 1947. Overseas: October 1, 1942. Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: March 28, 1948. Engagements: Guadalcanal, New Georgia, New Guinea, Discharged: March 31, 1948, Seattle, Washington. Lux on. Rating: Electrician’s Mate Third Class. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Served: 21 months. Ribbon. Present Occupation: College. Returned to U. S.: September 15, 1945. Discharged: September 22, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Rank: Corporal. Served: 44 months,. Present Occupation: Powerhouse Operator. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Shoemaker.

BILLY JOE SILVERTOOTH LAWRENCE R. SINOR Address: Norfork, Arkansas, Address: Buffalo, Arkansas. Entered Service: January 18, 1946. Entered Service: March 28, 1944. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Fort Sam Houston, Texas; Camp Roberts, Trained at San Diego, California; San Pedro, California. California; Ellington Field, Texas; Kerns, Utah; Camp Chaffe^ Overseas: June 14, 1944. Arkansas; Spokane, Washington. Served in South Pacific Theatr#. Overseas: August, 1946. Returned to U. S.: November 5, 1945 Served in South Pacific Theatre. Discharged: November 14, 1945, St. Louis, Missouri. Returned to U. S.: May 13, 1948. Rating: Machinist's Mate Third Clash. Discharged: November 13, 1948, Camp Stoneman, California. Served: 19 months, 17 days. Rank: Private First Class, Present Occupation: Farmer. Served: 48 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John Slnor, Parents: Mr. and Mrs. M, E. Silvertooth, Norfork, Arkansas. Wife': Elsie Sinnr. Children: Bonnie Jean, Beggy June, Bessie, Donald Slnor.

69 BOYD SKIVER WILLIAM BURHL SMITH Address. Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: 804 College Street. Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Serivce: August 11, 1942. Entered Service: August 11, 1942. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Army. Trained at Fort Bliss, Texas; Desert Maneuvers *n Arizona, Trained at Fort Bliss, Texas; Desert Manuevers; Camp and California; Camp Pickett, Virginia; Fort Fisher, North Pickett, Virginia; Fort Fisher, North Carolina; Camp Davis, Carolina; Camp Davis, North Carolina; Helston, England. North Carolina; Camp Shanks, New York. Overseas: February 10. 1944. Returned: October 24. 1945. Overseas: February 4, 1944. Returned: August 4, 1945. Served in European Theatre. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Engagements: Invasion of Normandy, Central France. Ardennes, Central Europe. Awarded: Five Bronze Battle Stars. Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars, Purple Heart, European-African- Discharged: October 11, 1945, Camp Shelby, Mississippi. Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon w/Bronze Arrowhead, Rank: First Sergeant. Served: 38 months. Defense Ribbon, 3 Overseas Bars, Good Conduct Medal. Present Occupation: Order Clerk for Brown and Root Discharged: October 29, 1945, Jefferson Barrack*, Missouri. Construction. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 39 months. Remarks: Holds commendation for Unit of outstanding service Present Occupation: Carpenter. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. in invasion of Omaha Beach, by General Omar Bradley. Bert Skiver. Wife: Dorothy Mae Baker Skiver. Mother: Mr5. Ethyl Smith. Wife: Margorie Smith.

LEWIS SMITH CHARLES L. SMITH Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: 408 East 8th Street. Entered Service: September 18, 1917. Entered Service: January 13, 1945. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: U. S. Merchant Marines. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Alexandria, Louisiana. Trained at Catalina Island, California; Seattle. Washlngt on. Overseas: April 21, 1945. Overseas: June 12, 1918. Served in Southern Pacific Theatre. Served in France. Engagements: Soisson&, Engagements: Marshall Islands, Marianas, Philippines Japan Returned to U. S.: February 22, 1946. Returned to U. S.: October 2, 1918. Discharged: January 21, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Discharged: April 22, 1946. Los Angeles, California. Rank: Private. Rating: Ordinary Seaman. Served: 18 months. Served: 8 months sea time. Deceased. Present Occupation: Ozark Dam Constructors Widow; Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Mother: Mrs. Ethel Smith. Wife: Cissie Kepler Smith. 70 —

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JOHN ERNEST SMITH TRUMAN A. SMITH Address: 1001 East 26th Street, Kansas City, Missouri. Address: 3144 South Yale, Wichita, Kansas. Entered Service: July 5, 1943. Entered Service: August 22, 1945. Branch of Service: U. S. Army Air Corps. Branch of Service: Army Air Corps, Trained at Keesler Field, Mississippi; Gulfport Field, Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; Camp Plnedale, California; Mississippi; Stinson Field, Texas; Venice Florida; Camp Hickam Field, Hawaii. Anza, California; Ford Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan. Overseas: April 24, 19*6. Overseas: December 17, 1944. Served In Pacific Theatre. Served in China-India-Burma Theatres. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal. Engagements: Supplying British Army by Airlift in Burma Returned to U. S.: April 7, 194^. Liberation. Discharged: April 13, 1947, Camp Stoneman, California. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal. Rank: Corporal. Returned to U. S.: May 7, 1946. Served: 20 months. Discharged: May 14, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Boeing Aircraft. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Serv4d: 34 months, 10 days. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, Mountain Home, Ark. Present Occupation: Cushion Builder, (Ford motor.) Wife: Doretta Smith. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith. Wife: Anna Ruth Smith, Brothers in Service: Paul D. Smith, John E. Smith.

r ® wB ■gif mi 9 PAUL D. SMITH HOMER E. "FROG” SMITH Entered Service: October 4, 1944. Address: 806 Church Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Branch of Service: Infantry, 82nd Airborne. Entered Service: January 12, 1943. Branch: Army. Trained at Camp Fannin, Texas; Fort George Meade, Mary Trained at Camp Robinson, Arkansas; Fort Lewis, Washington; Maryland; Camp Philip Morris, France. Louisiana Manuevers; Camp Phillips, Kansas; Boston, Overseas; March 1, 1944. Massachusetts, Served in European Theatre. Overseas: September 5. 1944. Returned: July 20, 1945. Engagements: Rhine, Elbe River. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal, Infantryman's Engagements: Rhineland, Northern France, Central Europe. Badge. Awarded: European-African-Middle Eastern Theatre Ribbon, Returned to U. S.: January 3, 1946. 3 Bronze Service Stars, Good Conduct Medal, American Discharged: January 16, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Theatre Ribbon, Combat Infantryman’s Badge. Rank: Private. Served: 15 months, 3 days. Discharged: November 3, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Dairy Work. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 33 months, 22 days. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Wife: Buelah Smith. Present Occupation: Owner of Smith's Cleaners. Children: Gordon, Paul D., Jr., Jackie, Nancy, Diane, and Mother: Mrs. Ethyl Smith. Wife: Sidney Sue Hutcheson Children: Sidney Earl, James Lewis Smith. Suzanne. Brothers; John E. Smith, Truman A. Smith. 71 Smith. I

NOEL O. SMITH JOHN QU1NBY SMITH Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Addreoo: Mountain Home, ArkAnsa*. Entered Service: October 16, 1942. Sintered Service: June 13, 1941. Branch of Service: Infantry and Chemical Warfare.' Branch of Service: Infantry. Trained at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri; Camp Chaffee, Trained At Camp Adair, Oregon; FoTt Lewis, Washington; Arkansas; Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Camp White, Oregon. Returned: November, 1945. Overseas: June 4, 1944. Overseas: October, 1944. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Served In South Pacific Theatre. Engagements: Philippine Islands, Engagement^: New Guinea, Southern Philippines, Luzon, Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, South Pacific Theatre Medal, Awarded: A static-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, 3 Stars, American Philippine Ribbon. Theatre Ribbon, Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon Returned to U. S.: May 26, 1945. w/l Star. Discharged: February 11, 1946, Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Discharged: February 22, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas, Bank: Private First Class. Served: 39 months. % Rank: Warrant Officer (Jg). Served: 54 months. Present Occupation: Electrician. Present Occupation: County and Circuit Clerk. Father: Ed Smith. Wife: Laverne Smith. Wife: Elizabeth Smith, Mountain Home, Arkansas, Daughter: Marla Gay Smith. Mother: Rena Smith, Mountain Homo, Arkansas.

SHELBY C.SMOTHERS GEORGE MERLE SOWELL Address: Box 2015, J Monterey Road, San Jo6e, California, Address: Route 2, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: December 10, 1942. Entered Service: March 26, 1944. Branch of Service: U. S. Army, 18th Field Artillery. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Camp Iren Mountain, Trained at Farragut, Idaho; San Diego, California; New California. London, Connecticut. Overseas: February 1 1, 1944. Overseas: May 13, 1945. Served in European Theatre. Served in Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, European Theatre Ribbon. Engagements: No Combat engagements. Stationed at Sub Returned to U. S.: June 27, 1944, Bases at Midway and Pearl Harbor while overseas. Discharged: November 5, 1944, Army-Navy Hospital, Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon. Hot Springs, Arkansas. Returned to U. S.: January 21, 1946. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 23 months. Discharged: February 12, 1946, St. Louis, Missouri. Present Occupation: Locomotive Fireman, Southern Pacific. Rating: Seaman First Class. Served: 22 months. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. George V/. Smothers, deceased. Present Occupation: Construction Worker. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Sowell. Stepmother: Mrs. Ruby E. Smother#. Wife: Mrs. Jo 72 Wife: TPearlene Frances Smothers. Daughter: Cynthia loseohine. Johnson Sowell. Son: lames Allen Sowell. ELVIN H.STAFFORD WELDON L. STAFFORD Address: Gassville, Arkansas, Route 1. Address: Gassville, Arkansas, Route 1. Entered Service: April 2, 1942. Entered Service: October 17, 1942. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Trained at Camp Wallace, Texas; Honolulu, Hawaii, Guam. Trained at Keesler Field, Mississippi; Ford Motor Company Overseas: July 22, 1942. Airplane School, Michigan. Served in Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Victory Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, American Engagements: Guam. Theatre Ribbon, Marksman's Carbine. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Victory Ribbon, Bronze Discharged: February 21, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Service Star. Rank: Corporal. Returned to U. S.: November 11, 1945. Served: 40 months. Discharged: November 20, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Instructor on Farm Training. Rank: Private First Class. Served: 44 months. Father: Sidney Stafford, Gassville, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Student at Arkansas Technical School. Remarks: Worked as a member of a 15 man crew on B-24 Remarks: Truck Driver and Gunner while in service. type aircraft as airplane and engine mechanic at various Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Stafford. Wife: Elsie air fields in the U. S. for a peri Ad of 29 months. Stafford. Children: Lynn, and Carol Jean.

ROBERT I .EE STANLEY ANNABELLE JOHNSON STANLEY Address: 10417y San Carlos, South Gate, California. Address: 10417j San Carlos, South Gate, California. Entered Service: June 1, 1943. Entered Service: August 17, 1944. Branch of Service: U. S. Marine Corps. Branch of Service: U.S. Navy Reserve (WAVES.) Trained at San Diego, California; Camp Glllispie, California; Trained at Hunter College, New York City; Iowa State College, Camp Elliott, California; Camp Pendleton, *Virginia; Cedar Falls, Iowa. Oceanside, California. Served in Bureau of Aeronautics in Washington D. C. Overseas: November, 1944. Discharged: June 19, 1946, Washington, D. C. Served in Southern Pacific Theatre. Rating: Yeoman Second Class. Engagements: North and South Okinawa, China. Served: 22 months. Returned to U. S.: April 29, 1946. Present Occupation; Secretary to Purchasing Agent in the Discharged: May 3, 1946, San Diego, California. Rexall Drug Company. Rank: Corporal. Parents: Mrs. Mabel Johnson, mother and Mr. Verner Served: 34 months. Johnson, deceased. Cotter, Arkansas. Present Occupation: Warehouseman at General Electric Co. Husband: Robert Lee Stanley. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Bud Stanley, Cotter, Arkansas. Wife: Anna Belle Johnson Stanley. 73 ■

OWEN ALFRED STONE HENRY I. STONE Address: Gamaliel, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: September 17, 1942. Entered Service: December 17, 1917. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Corpus Christi, Texas. Trained at Norfolk, Virginia; Jamestown, Virginia. Overseas: December 24, 1944. Overseas: March 17, 1918. Served In European, Pacific Theatres. Served in Atlantic Theatre. Discharged: January 16, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Discharged: January 29, 1919, Brooklyn, New York. Rating: Gunner’s Mate Second Class. Rating: Seaman Second Class. Served: 40 months. Served: 13 months, 11 days. Present Occupation: School Teaching. Present Occupation: Timekeeper. Remarks: North Atlantic storm of a 116 knot wind. Wife: Mrs. Ftossie Stone. Wife: Juanita Slone. Children: Alfred Stone, Paul Stone.

AUSTIN D. R.STUDDARD DAVID M. TALBURT Address: Henderson Star Route, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Box 126. Entered Service: March 6, 1946. Entered Service: January 12, 1943. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Branch of Service: Quartermaster Air Resupply. Trained at Camp Chaffee, Arkansas; San Antonio, Texas; Trained at Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas; Camp McCall, Spokane, Washington. North Carolina; Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Served in United States. Overseas: November 1, 1943. Discharged: September 6, 1947, Fort George Wright, Served in European Theatre. Washington. Engagements: Ardennes, Rhineland, Northern France, Central Rank: Private First Class. Europe, Normandy. Served: 18 months. Awarded: 6 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal, Air Medal, Present Occupation: Hocott Business College, Mountain Home, Victory Medal, American Defense Service Medal Arkansas. Returned to U. S.: October 27, 1945. Father: Clif Studdard. Discharged: November 1, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Mother: Elizabeth Studdard. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 33 months, 19 days. Present Occupation: Ozark Dam Construction 74 Parents: Mr. and Mrs, N. P, Talburt. Wife: Doris M. HENERY O. TIPTON ROBERT TIPTON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: August 10, 1917. Entered Service: November 5, 1943. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Seabees. Trained at Norfolk, Virginia. Trained at Williamsburg, Virginia; Camp Endlcott, Rhode Diecharged: July 10, 1919, St. Louis, Missouri. Island; Hueneme, California. Rating: Second Clans Musician. Overseas: November, 1944. Served: 23 months. Served In Pacific Theatre. Present Occupation: Druggist. Returned to U. S.:' November, 1945. Discharged: November 22, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Rating: Coxwaln. Served: 25 months. Present Occupation: County Treasurer. Wife: Elouise Tipton. Son: Rex Dale Tipton.

CALVIN R. WALKER T. J. VICKREY Address: Mountain Home. Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: August 5, 1943. Entered Service: February 3, 1942. Branch of Service: Tank Destroyer Battalion. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Hood. Texas. Trained at San "Diego, California. Overseas: February 27, 1944. Overseas: February 10, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Served in European Theatere. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Returned to U. S.: September 10, 1945. Central Europe. Discharged: October 20, 1945, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: 4 Bronze Stars, 1 Silver Star, Good Conduct Medal. Rating: Storekeeper Second Class. Returned to U. S.: January 14, 1946. Served: 45 months. Discharged: January 18, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Present Occupation: Pool Hall. Rank: Sergeant. Served: 29 months, 14 days. Mother: Mrs. Ollie Vickrey. Present Occupation: Cooling Plant Operator. Wife: Hazel Vickrey. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John E. Walker. Wife: Ina Marie. Daughter: Nancy Louise Vickrey. Child: Dwayne R. Walker. Remarks: Captured 2 1 SS troops armed with mortars, rifles, 75 machine suns, machine pistols, and irrenadea I

JOHN E. WALL DOROTHY L. WATSON Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 20, 1942. Entered Service: April 7, 1943. Branch of Service: U. S. Marine Corps. Branch of Service: WAC, Army Air Force. Trained at Cornell College, New York; St. Mary's College, Trained at Camp Monticello, Arkansas; Alpine, Texas. California; Livermore, California. Served in American ^Theatre. Overseas: April 15, 1945. Discharged: November 21, 1945, Camp Beale, California. Served in Pacific Theatre. Rank: Sefgeant., Engagements: New Iceland, Rabaul, Bougainville, Philippine Served: 31 months. islands. Present Occupation: Case Worker. Awarded: American Defense, Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Medal, Parent: Mrb. Bessie Watson. Cotter Arkansas. Employed Philippine Liberation. with Oklahomi Department of Public Welfare, Stilwell. Returned to U. S.: December 15, 1945. Oklahoma. Discharged: January 8, 1946, Great Lakes, Illinois. Rating: Pilot First Lieutenant. Served: 39 months. Present Occupation: Truck Mechanic. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wall. Wife: Bonnie Wall. Child: John.

EUGENE ROY WEBBER HENRY W. WHEAT Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Box 502. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: January 13, 1943. Entered Service: April 4, 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Rucker, Alabama; Camp Butner, North Trained at San Diego, California; Alameda Air Base, Carolina; Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. California. Overseas: April, 1944. Returned: November, 1945. Discharged: October .17, 1^45. Memphis, Tennessee. Served in European Theatre. Rating: Seaman First Class. Engagements: Invasion of France. Belgium Bulge. Served: 18 months. Awarded: Good Conduct Medal, Purple Heart. Present Occupation: Superintendent Henderson Ferry. Discharged: April 2, 194 6, San Antonio. Texas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. John W. Wheat ‘Rank: Private First Class. Wife: Mildred Wheat. Sarved: 30 months. Children: Max, Mitchell and Rogers. Present Occupation: Cab Driver, hfother: Cordelia Webber. Remarks: Wounded near St. Lo, France by shrapnel and concussion. Company D, 134th Infantry Regiment. 76 i

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CLEO CLAUDE WHITE CARL RAY WHITE Address: Gassville, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: May 10, 1943. Entered Service: June 4, 1945. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Trained at Fort Knox, Kentucky; Bouse, Arizona. Trained at Little Rock, Arkansas; Great Lakes, Illinois. Overseas: March 31, 1944. Served in Pacific Theatre. Served in European-Africian-Middle Eastern Theatre. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, Victory Medal. Engagements: Ardennes, Rhineland, Northern France, Discharged: March 13, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Central Europe. Rating: Fireman Second Class. Awarded: European-Africian-Middle Eastern Ribbon, 4 Served: 9 months, 10 days. Bronze Stars, Victory Ribbon, American Theatre Ribbon, Present Occupation: Construction Work. Good Conduct Medal. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. J. C. White, Gassville, Arkansas. Returned to U. S.: August 16, 1945. Wife: Arllne White. Discharged: November 10, 1945, Camp Chaffy Arkansas. Children: Sandra Darlene White, James C. White. Rank: Technician Fifth Grade. Served: 30 months. Present Occupation: Boiler Maker Helper.

HENRY L. WHITE ABNER P. WHITE Address: Flippln, Arkansas. Address: 3418 Garner, Kansas City, Missouri. Entered Service: November 21, 1943. Entered Service: February 2. 1943. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Farragut, Idaho; Wapeton, North Dakota; Treasure Trained at Keesler Field, Mississippi; Scott Field, Illinois; Island, California; New London, Connecticut. Boca Raton, Florida; Camp Springs, Washington D. C.; Overseas: February 14, 1945. Syracuse, New York; Sedalia, Missouri; Bear Field, Indiana. Served in Pacific Theatre. Overseas: May 18, 1945. Engagements: Submarine Patrol, attached to 7th Fleet. Served in Pacific Theatre. Awarded: Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon, American Area Engagements: Southern Philippines, Luzon. Ribbon, Victory Medal. Returned to U. S.: February 16, 1946. Returned to U. S.: September 16, 1945. Discharged: February 24, 1946, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Rank: Staff Sergeant. Discharged: December 18, 194$, Camp Shoemaker, California. Rating: Electrician’s Mate Third Class. SefVed: 25 months Served: 37 months. Present Occupation: Teacher Vocational Agricultural. Present Occupation: Taxi Cab Owner. Wife: Gladys J. White. Sons: Thomas Lee, Ronald Henry. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. H. W. White, Cotter, Arkansas. Wife: Violet Lenora Pryor. Daughter: Beverly Ann. Remarks: Served on USS Brill, USS Capitaine. 77 i J. S. WISE, JR. FRANK WOLF Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas, Entered Service: February 15, 1944. F.ntered Service: January 12, 1943. Branch of Service: Navy. Branch of Service: Army Air Force. Trained at Tucson, Arizona; Communication-Harvard W. Trained at Sheppard Field, Texas; Bowman Field, Kentucky; Cambridge; Miami, Florida. Seymour Johnson Field, North Carolina; Camp Mackall, North Served in Atlantic Theatre. Carolina; Laurlnbure-Maxton Air Base, North Carolina; Returned to U. S.: December, 1945. Indiantown Gap Military Reservation, Pennsylvania. Discharged. March 5, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Awarded: Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Meritorious Rating: Lieutenant Og.) Unit Award, American Theatre Service Medal. Served: 2"6 months. Discharged: February 18, '1946, Indiantown Gap Military Present Occupation: Dairyman. Reservation, Pennsylvania. Rank: Corporal. Served: 37 months. Present Occupation: Pool Hall. Parents and Wife: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Wolf, and Jeannine.

LEWIS R. WOODSON, JR. CLARENCE W. YOUNG Address: 10559 Hobday Avenue, Overland, 14 months. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 8, 1941. Entered Service: February 2, 1943. Signal Air Corps. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Camp Robinson, Ark.; St. Pctersburgh, Fla.; Trained at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri; Chanute Field, Drew Field, Fla.; Hanes City, Fla.; Brandenton, Fla. Illinois. Overseas: December 29, 1943. Returned: December 2, 1945. Awarded: American Defense Ribbon, American Theatre Served in European Theatre. Ribbon, Victory Medal, Good Conduct Medal. Engagements: Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes, Discharged: December 15, 1945, Barksdale Field, Louisiana. Rhineland, Central Europe, American Defense. Rank: Sergeant. Awarded: 5 Bronze Stars, Belgium Fourragere, Meritorious Served: 53 months. Service Unit Plaque, European-African-Middle Eastern Present Occupation: Machinist. Ribbon, American Defense, Victory Ribbon, 4 Overseas Bars. Parents: Mr. and Mrs, L. R. Woodson. Discharged: December 6, 1945, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Wife: Mrs. Leanore C. Woodson. Served: 35 months, 24 overseas. Son: Mock Woodson. Present Occupation: Student, Hocott Business College. Parents: Aaron W. and Sadie M. Young. 78 Wife: Viola M. Young. JOHN L. ADAMS WILLIAM J. PARKS Address: 115 Central Avenue, South Charleston, West Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Virginia. Entered Service: August 27. 1918. Entered Service: July 7, 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service; Army. Trained at Camp Pike, Arkansas; Camp Merritt, New Jersey; Trained at Camp Fannin, Texas. Camp Upton, New York. Overseas: January, 1945. Discharged: January 3, 1919, Camp Pike, Arkansas. Served in Pacific Theatre. Rank: Private. Awarded: Marksman's Badge, Good Conduct Medal. Served: 4 months. Returned to U. S.: February, 1946. Present Occupation: Farmer. Discharged: February 22, 1946, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas, Wife: Evay Parks. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Son: Qulnby E. Parks. Served: 18 months. Present Occupation: Mechanical Engineering. Parents: Joe M., Alma Lee Adams. Wife: Helen L. Adams. ADALENE RUTHVEN PATTERSON Children: Richard L, Kenneth S. Adams. Address: Little Rock, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 1, 1943. Branch of Service: WAVES. Trained at New York;;Lakehurst, New Jersey; Corpus Christi, Texas. GEORGE V. COWART Discharged: October 18, 1944, Corpus Christi, Texaa. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Rating: Parachute Rigger Second Class. Entered Service: July 1, 1942. Served: 16 months. Branch of Service: Army. Present Occupation: Housewife. Trained at Camp Roberts, California; Camp Butner, North Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ruthven, Cotter, Arkansas. Carolina; Tennessee Maneuvers; Camp Pickett, Virginia; Husband: H. F. Patterson, formerly First Lieutenant U. S. Camp Kilmer, New Jersey. Air Corps. Overseas: October 13, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Awarded: 8 Medals. Returned to U. S.: January 4, 1946. NANCY COLLIE PEARSON Discharged: January 11, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Technical Sergeant. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Served: 42 months. Entered Service: March 5, 1945. Present Occupation: Taxi Cab Operator. Branch of Service: WAVES. Remarks: Two brothers in Service, one killed in action on Trained at Hunter College, New York, New York. Okinawa Island May 11, 1945. Engagements: Oakland, California, Hunter'College, New York, Brooklyn, New York. Discharged: May 5, 1946, Brooklyn Naval HospltaJ. Rating: Seaman First Class. Served: 13 months. ALVIN J. FRASIER Present Occupation: Housewife. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Claude Collie. Entered Service: July 25, 1942. U. S. Army Air Force. Husband: Jack E. Pearson, Van Buren, Arkansas. Trained at Camp Wolters, Texas; Salt Lake City, Utah; Son: John S. Pearson. Biggs Field, Texas; El Paso, Texas; Pueblo, Colorado. Overseas: May 5, 1943. Returned: June 15, 1945. Served in European Theatre, England. Awarded: 6 Medals. Discharged: July 5, 1945, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. COY O. PRESLEY Rank: Staff Sergeant. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Served: 35 months, 10 days. Entered Service: May 12, 1944. Present Occupation: Timekeeper. Branch of Service: Infantry and Ordnance. Remarks: Member of the 94th Bombardment Group (H), 331st Trained at Camp Hood, Texas. Bomb Squadron, Enlisted Section Head of Squadron Intelligence. Overseas: October 11, 1944. Wife: Josephine G. Frasier. Daughter: Jorayne Earle Served in European Theatre. Frasier. Stepchildren: Richard E., Anthony O., Donna Marie Engagements: Northern Apennines, Po Valley. Fisch. Awarded: 2 Bronze Stars, Good Conduct Medal. Returned to U. S.: December 5, 1945. Discharged: December 11, 1945. Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. LON JONES Rank: Technician Third Grade. Address: 521 East 4th Street, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Served: 20 months. Entered Service: April 12, 1940. Present Occupation: Cableway Operator. Wife: Mrs. Coy Branch of Service: Navy. Parents: Wilson and Lilly Presley. Children: W. D. Presley, Carolyn Sue Presley. Trained at Miami, Florida; Pensacola, Florida; Lake City, Presley. Florida. Overseas: December, 1943. Served in Southern Atlantic and Carribean. RAY R. RAMEY, JR. Engagements: Anti-Sub and Anti-Shipping Patrol. Returned to U. S.: May, 1945. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Discharged: November 3, 1945, Jadksonville, Florida. Entered Service: March 21, 1942. Rating: L. C. D. R. Branch of Service: Army. Served: 5y years. Trained at Camp Crowder, Missouri; Fort Monmouth, New Present Occupation: Assistant Cashier, The Peoples Bank. Jersey; Fort Warren, Wyoming; Camp Grant, Illinois. Served in American Theatre. Discharged: September 9, 1945, Camp Chaffee, Arkansas. Rank: Technician Fourth Grade. Served: 42 months. JEROME K. LUTZ Present Occupation: Merchant. Address: P. O. Box 634, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Ramey, Sr. Entered Service: April 21, 1943. Wife: Ellen Shiras Ramey. Branch of Service: U. S. Navy. Children: Juditk.Frances Ramey, Anne Elizabeth Ramey. Trained at Arkansas College, Monticello, Arkansas; Great Lakes, Illinois; University of Chicago, Illinois; Oceanside, California. Overseas: November 26, 1944. Served in South Pacific Theatre. Returned to U. S.: May 15, 1946. Discharged: May 2 1, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Rating: Radioman Third Class. Served: 30V months. Present Occupation: Sergeant, U. S. Air Force. Remarks: Served in Japanese Occupation for 7 months. Mother: Mrs. Mac W. Martin.

79 ORVIL H. REYNOLDS (LEFTY) (BUD) IRA H. WHORTON Address: Norfork, Arkansas. Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: February 2, 1943. Entered Service: September 2, 1943. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Navy. Trained at Camp Berkeley, Texas; Company D, 64th Battalion Trained at Camp Endicott, Rhode Island; Camp Perry, Ohlp; U, R.T.C., 4th Platoon. Camp Hueneme, California; Camp Mngu, California. Overseas: August 21, 1943. Overseas: September 2, 1944. Served in European and Southwest Pacific Theatres. Served in Pacific* Theatre. Returned to U. S.: November 20, 1945. Engagements: Saipan, Okinawa. Discharged: December 21, 1946, Randolph Field, Texas. Awarded: 2 Battle Stara. Rank: Corporal. Returned to U. S.: November 29, 1946. Served: 3 years, 10 months, 18 days. Dlacharged: Woveanbor 29, 1946, Memphis, Tennessee. Parents: Jamas E. andjosie Reynolds. Rating: Chief Shipfltter. Wife: Rath ear Reynolds. Served: 3 years, 2 months, 28 days. ►Yhyl Reynolds. Present Occupation: Welder. Remarks: Had 2 brothers, Arron Whorton, Vernon Whorton, both in Navy.

REX D. TALBURT ERNIE E. WRIGHT Address: Box 126, Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: July 18, 1947. Entered Service: March 29, 1944. Branch of Service: Army. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Trained at Fort Sill, Oklahoma; Lincoln, Nebraska. Overseas: January 26, 1948. Discharged: October 16, 1945, Denver, Colorado. Served in Far Eastern Command. Rank: Sergeant. Engagements: Occupation of Japan. Served: 20 months. Awarded: Occupation of Japan. Present Occupation: Lawyer. Returned to U. S.: June 18, 1949. Father: James R. Wright. Discharged: June 20, 1949, Camp Stoneman, California. Mother: Vindia L. Wright. Wife: Alyce E. Wright. Rank: Corporal. Served: 1 year, 11 months, 13 days. Children: Warren Wright, Carolyn Wright. Present Occupation: Service Station Attendant. Remarks: Special guard for General Mac Arthur while in

Parents: Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Talburt.

THOMAS B. TINNON Address: Cotter, Arkansas. Entered Service: June 6, 1940. Branch of Service: Air Corps. Trained at Chanute Field, Illinois; Sheppard Field, Texas; Amarillo, Texas; Yale University. Overseas: October, 1944. Served in North African Theatre. Returned to U. S.: November, 1945. Discharged: January 26, 1946, Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Captain. Present Occupation: Attorney at Law. Remarks: 12 months service as air inspector for supply maintenance with North African Division of ATC. Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tinnon. Wile: T. A dele Tinnon. Daughter: Cynthia Ann Tinnon.

WILLIE DALE TUCKER Address: Mountain Home, Arkansas. Entered Service: October 17, 1942. Branch of Service: 12th Armored Division. Trained at Camp Campbell, Kentucky; Tennessee Manuevers; Camp Barkeley, Texas. Overseas: September 20, 1944. Served in European Theatre. Engagements: Rhineland, Germany, Cormare Pocket. Awarded: Silver Star Medal, 30 Machine Gun. Returned to U. S.: December 17, 1945; Discharged: December 22, 1945. Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. Rank: Buck Sergeant. Served: 3 years, 2 months. Present Occupation: Body man (Repair.) Children: Maxine, Judith Dale, Danny Mack.

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Smith's Cleaners

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Mountain Home Arkansas

J. E. L. COOPER

Gun Man Of The Ozarks

610 West Main

Mountain Home Arkansas

THE PEOPLES BANK

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Mountain Home Arkansas

SHIRAS BROTHERS PRINT SHOP

Publishers Of

The Baxter Bulletin

Mountain Home Arkansas TUX POOL ROOM

Snooker - Dominos - Candy

Cigarette* - Soft Drinks

South Side Square

Mountain Home Arkansas

CITY DRUG COMPANY

Prescriptions

Phone 59

Mountain Home Arkansas

C ompliments Of

TRAMMELL’S

Ladies’ Wear And Infant’s Goods

Mountain Home Arkansas

C ompliments Of

K. R. CALDWELL’S SHOP

Gunsmith - Machine And General Repair

Moii iHoi Arkansas MAYTAG SALES AND SERVICE

Max Adamson

West Side Square

Mountain Home Phone 68 Arkansas

Sporting Goods Licenses Jewelry

Martin Motors

THE SPORTSMAN’S SHOP

Gene And June Shaw

North Side Square - Phone 174 Mountain Home Arkansas

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TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS

FOR HELPING MAKE

THIS BOOK

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