A letter to My Husband -

MilkDud,

Of the hundreds of letters I've written you, this will easily be the most difficult. Where do I find the words to express what I'm thinking and feeling? I know that right about now you would tell me, "Don't worry about finding the right ...

Purple Heart

i wish i would have now him his son is just like him form what i have been told and my morther in law talk about him alot

The 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines, lost five men on 08 June 1970: H&S Company: HM2 Albert C. Bachman, Turtlepoint, PA Sgt Albert A. St Lawrence, Mansfield, MA Cpl George L. Tucker, Wheeling, WV LCpl Willie L. Steele, Louisville, MS K Company: Pfc Bruce W. Blakely, Knoxville, TN The four me...

LCPL Abner was awarded the Purple Heart.

Frank entered the US Army in May 1942. After completing basic training in Camp Wheeler, Georgia, he was assigned to Company B, 18th Infantry, 1st Division. He never received the furlough normally given to soldiers after basic training, and his unit was rushed to a staging area in Scotland. They i...

I love you baby and miss you more than anything. You were an amazing husband, father, friend and soldier. Thank you so much for our girls, they are amazing and they're what keeps me going in this life without you. You always were and always will be my heart, my soul, my everything. I love you.

Justin told me when I ask why are you joining the Marines. Dad a father came on the radio after the battle of Faluhja saying how proud he was of his son whom he had just lost in that battle. "Dad I cannot sit here back at home while my peers are fighting and dying over there for my freedom. I hav...

George,

Honoring and remembering your sacrifice today and everyday.

Clifford Scott Lovelace was born 3 June 1908 in Mikado Michigan to Charles Edward Lovelace and Elizabeth Ann Scott. He had recently served in the Michigan Air National Guard and held the rank of Captain prior to being drafted into the Army as a Private. His wife, Helen, was working with the Army ...

THIS IS A TRIBUTE TO MY UNCLE WHO I WAS NEVER PRIVILEGED TO MEET BUT HIS MEMORY IS A PART OF OUR FAMILY HISTORY. HE DIED YOUNG AND HAD NO CHILDREN OR SPOUSE. I JUST WANTED TO DO SOMETHING TO MAYBE KEEP HIS MEMORY ALIVE FOR THE FUTURE GENERATIONS IN OUR FAMILY.

I wish you were here, but you're not here, you're there. And there doesn't know how lucky it is." Hero Stars Honors Our American Hero Army Spc. Geoffrey A. Whitsitt Hometown: Taylors, South Carolina Geoffrey Whitsitt was a country boy who loved running through the woods and fields near his rural ...

This is my mother's, father. I never got to meet him. Thank you grandfather for servicing our county

Photo of Billy added on behalf of his niece Corinne "Punky" Miller.