Just came from a weekend of honoring you, my son, and all your comrades who gave their life for our freedom. I miss you dearly Justin and so wish you were still here with us. I love you!!
Allen was a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at UNC.
Before entering the armed forces, he was vice president of the Southern Friction Materials Co. of Charlotte. He also was a member of the Y’s Men’s Club and the Charlotte Cotillion Club.
Allen volunteered for service in April ...
Your radiant smile will remain in our hearts forever. You paid a huge price for all of us, and we will NOT forget you. All who met you considered you a friend, and your presence is greatly missed. Rest in peace Chad, knowing you are loved and missed.
Staff Sergeant Aaser was awarded the Purple Heart.
Matthew I Love You, Your My Hero, May God Hold You and Love untill I Arrive
When I remember Jimmy, one of his traits that will stick out the most is his strong will. Even when we were young, Jimmy would never concede to playing our games if he couldn’t do it his way, and with four older sisters, staying strong was no easy task. We could put makeup on him, but only if we ...
1LT Abernathy was awarded the Purple Heart.
Thank you for everything. you were a very awesome individual and will always be my hero.
Robert John Remondini
born June 20 1919 in Deming New Mexico
died Sept 7 1944 in WWII
Robert was killed aboard a Japanese Hospital Ship on the way to Japan from the Philippine Islands. He was serving as a First Lieutenant with the Deming unit 200th Coast Artillery on the Corr...
Enemy fire caused Black Hawk crash that killed 6 soldiers
Staff report
Enemy fire caused the helicopter crash that killed six soldiers in Afghanistan in December, officials said today.
Five soldiers from Fort Riley, Kan., and one based in Europe were killed Dec. 1...
Army Private Harold Carson Short, son of Jason Alexander Short and Ada Melvinia Bolling Short of Norton & Pound, Wise County, Va was born in Pound Va October 17, 1928. Entered service on May 7, 1941. Basic training at Fort George G. Meade, Maryland. Transferred overseas on October 1, 1942. Di...