Charles was stationed in Alaska from May 1963 until Nov 1964. He was in Vietnam from October 1965 until March 1966

Served 26 Conflicts; Raid on Kadafi, Desert Strom, Desert Shield, Afghanistan,  Iraq Horn of Africa, Cold War

Served in WWI and WWII. KIA.

Served in WWII.

Served 25 Conflicts; Cold War, Korea, Vietnam

Served WWII, Korean War and Cold War.

Served in the Cold War.

Served in the Cold War, Korean War, and Vietnam War.

Served in the Cold War.

Connett is the best!! He's always been a great friend and no matter where he goes in life I'll always support him.

One of two brothers serving together overseas. Son of Edward J. Bonfiglio and Grandson to EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Sr., brother to SSG Gregory W.P. Bonfiglio and newphew to EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Jr. Also the great-nephew to CAPT. Arthur Price.

Served during the Gulf War. Son of EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Sr. and Grandson to EMS Arthur Price. Also the newphew of CAPT Arthur Price and brother to EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Jr.

One of two brothers serving together overseas. Son of Edward J. Bonfiglio and Grandson to EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Sr., brother is HM3 Edward A.T. Bonfiglio and newphew to EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Jr. Also the great-nephew to CAPT. Arthur Price.

Served during the Korean Conflict

Served from 1975 to 1989. Son of EM2 Paul Bonfiglio Sr. and the Grandson of ENS Arthur Price. Also the nephew to CAPT Arthur Price and brother to SGT Edward J. Bonfiglio.

Served in Vietnam K-9

Served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam

Photo is of Aaron with his new bride Stacie. He has had 1 tour in Iraq and has been a great help in the fight for freedom.

Served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. KIA 10/22/2003.

Served in WWII and Korea

Served in Vietnam and Desert Storm

Served in WWII and Korea

Veteran Vietnam Era, Persian Gulf, and Macomb County VA Director with twenty-five years of service to veterans, all while he continued to serve his country

Paul Chalet was a well-respected Scout pilot for the Silver Spurs. He perished in a civilian helicopter accident on 15 Jan 94.

Paul will be missed by all of us who knew him, but knowing he was still flying after all those years brings some comfort.

Christopher is one of two brothers serving our country. He is the brother to LCPL Matthew N. Collier.

Matthew is one of two brothers serving our country. He is the brother to ENFN Christopher P. Collier.

Served during Viet Nam and the Gulf War. Son of Frank Cortalano and Grandson to Guiseppe Sullo. Also the nephew to Joseph Sullo.

Served during WWII.

He is just starting his career with the Marine Corps. It has always been a dream of his to serve his country. It has been a long processes for him to get this far and I am very proud of what he has accomplished to get to this point, and proud of all the things that he still lie ahead for him during his service. Semper Fi! Oooh-Rah!

Kenneth Edson Gardner, my brother, having been attending Purdue and Kansas Univ. ROTC, joined the Army Field Artillery then later transferred to the Army Air Corps (as it was known then)

C.J. Gardner, my father, was in the Indiana National Guard and was sent to Texas when Gen. John Pershing was chasing Pancho Villa and then went to France with the American Expeditionary Force.

Served and was severely injured in WWII.

Bernard Joseph Gough served 2 tours in the United States Air Force in the capacity of a Staff Sergeant. His first tour started in September 1942 in Ft. Meyer Virginia, then moved to Hawaii in December 1944 until he received an Honorable Discharge in January 1946. His second tour started in September 1950 at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia and then moved to Mitchel Air Force Base in New York as a Senior Command Specialist for the 34th Command Squadron. Bernard was the recipient of a Good Conduct Medal, American Theater Ribbon, Asiatic Pacific Ribbon and a World War II Victory Ribbon. Bernard loved his country and his family and departed this world on February 13, 1998. He is survived by his wife Ann, children Peggy, Pat, Kathy, Teresa and Michael, all who miss him dearly. God Bless America!

Willard was a 'belly bomber' in World War II, serving in Okinowa and the Pacific.

Theron joined Army 1950, retired 1970. Served in Armor units, in 1989 was appointed as the Honorary Regimental Sergeant Major of the 32d. Armored Regiment. Retired in Killeen, Texas, home of Fort Hood.

He was in the Philippines where he took care of the Philippino Scouts and their families and in Korea where he served in the local Army hospital.

Ralph E. Jones, an attorney, was sent to France with the American Expeditionary Force. He later was transferred to the Judge Advocacy Corps and was either prosecution attorney or defense attorney for the troops waiting in large camps for ships to bring them home.

Served in WWI.

James Lee Lynch, Sr., was drafted into the U.S. Army during WWII. He left in January 1943, leaving behind his 8-month pregnant wife, to fight a battle he knew little about. The 125th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron landed on Day 9 of the D-Day Invasion, and James continued to fight through France, Germany, & Belgium. He was one of the lucky ones, returning home in September 1945 to his wife and 2 year old daughter. That was my father and he was a hero.

Paul Edward Lynch entered the U.S. Army during WWII on 17 Mar 1944. After basic training he was sent to England and on to France, meeting an early death just 15 days after arrival in a battle at Metz, France. On July 28, 1948, three years after the war ended, Paul was enroute home, accompanied by military escort. On August 27th at 8:40 a.m. a Southern Railway train No. 36 arrived at the Danville Railway Station at 12:20 in the afternoon. The clacking of the cassion rolling along the depot walkway, accompanied by a young soldier escort, made a lasting impression on those waiting to receive the remains. Paul was laid to rest on Sunday, August 29th, 1948 in his hometown in Danville, Virginia. Paul E. Lynch was a hero.

Served in WWII.

Robert enlisted in the Air Force when he was 17 and went in for 3 years when he turned 18. (1943-1946) He was stationed at many locations including Biluxi, MS....HatBox, OK....Denver, CO....Indianapolis, IN.....just to name a few.

Bravely served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam.

Served in Vietnam.

Served in WWII.

Served in WWII. Son of ENS Arthur W. Price.

Served in WWI.

Pearl Harbor Survivor - At the time of the attack he was a third class (E4) signalman on the battleship USS West Virginia (BB-48) and was on the bridge of that ship at the time of and during most of the attack. As a result of the action of that day he was reported missing in action but survived and went on to serve in the US Navy for the duration of the war.

As of this writing his family is joining him to travel to Fredericksburg, TX to attend the annual meeting of the Pearl Harbor Survivors Association. John Rauschkolb is a strong and healthy survivor soon to turn 88 and is a proud member of that Greatest Generation.

SGT Rawlins is a Combat Instructor with MCT Battalion at the School of Infantry East, stationed at Camp Geiger, NC.

Erik served in Okinawa, Japan as well as in Korea.

From Lt. Sisler's Medal of Honor citation:
On February 7, 1967, First Lieutenant George "Ken" Sisler was a platoon leader / advisor in Vietnam when his platoon was attacked. He quickly rallied his men, deployed them to a better defensive position, and called for air strikes. Learning that two men had been wounded and were unable to retreat, Lt. Sisler charged from his position through intense enemy fire to assist them. He began carrying one of the wounded men when he came under intensive fire by the enemy. Laying down his wounded comrade, he killed three onrushing enemy soldiers with his rifle and silenced the enemy machine gun with a grenade. When he returned to the perimeter with the wounded soldier, the left flank of the platoon came under heavy attack by a superior enemy force. A single-handed charge by Lt. Sisler, using rifle fire and grenades, halted the attack and forced the enemy to withdraw. He continued to move about the field directing air strikes on enemy positions until he was mortally wounded.

Served during WWII.

Served in WWII. Son of Guiseppe Sullo.

Served in WWII, Cold War, Korean War and Vietnam War.

Ronald entered the Army in 1967, serving in many locations to include Germany, several tours in Asia and numerous stateside assignments.

Served during WWI. KIA at Iwo Jima

For the 20 years that I served with the US Army, she served proudly and supported me each and every minute or our lives. She picked up and moved when duty called me to do the same. She endured the good times and the better times, gave of her time whenever it was needed. She raised a Great family, many times without my help. We continue to support our troops, country and family together 36 years later.

Daniel joined the Army in 1966 and left in 1969 at the rank of Permanent Specialist E-5. He spent 12 months in South Vietnam with the USARV Headquarters and the rest of his time was with three different Transportation Companies and the last one was with the newly organized Transportation Command of Europe. While in service, he earned honors during Basic Training and the Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam and two letters of Achievement while at the Transportation Command. Also, while in Vietnam, he was given a Top Secret Limited Security Clearance to work on highly classified missions during the war.

Served in WWII.

Served in Vietnam.

Jeryl was an Air Traffic Controller who served in VietNam twice, and took part in the VN evacuations while in the Phillipines. He also participated in the military relief effort to support the nation's air traffic control system during and after the Controller's Strike in the early '80s. After retirement, he went on to serve with the Dept of Energy in Nevada until 2002, as part of the Nuclear Testing Organization and as Project Manager for other training and research and development missions.

Honoring Jeff Cabe and the dedicated volunteers of the Orange Rural Fire Department.

This is to honor the Police Officers at the Pinehurst Police Department.

Timothy is a training officer for the Durham Fire Dept. He has been serving for 21 years and is a father of 2.