My husband, my hero, our little girl's dad! I carry you with me always!
Thinking of you Keisha, today and always. We shared a lot of laughs, groans, sarcasm, and silliness in the Army. Thanks for making my bunk and buffing the floors every morning in AIT so our room wouldn’t get tossed LOL I’m so glad we met in basic, became rommies in AIT, and continued our frien...
Thank you, Arthur your Dad use to tell me, you carry and hold when I was a baby about 15 mos old Dad told me, you felt sad I born without ear but before you left to services, Dad contancly reminded how patriotic and proud of you and max vigil and duane vigil born into military family. I will neve...
Not a day goes by that we don't miss you. Your smile, your laugh, your hugs and your wonderful sense of humor. We marvel at your accomplishments and imagine how far you would have gone if you had the chance. The friends you touched everywhere you went have guided us through the horror of life ...
On 10 March 1970, Sergeant Billy Joel Greavu was serving with A Company, 1st Battalion, 506th Infantry, 101st Infantry Division, in Thua Thien Province, South Vietnam.
On that day, SGT Greavu was killed in action when he sustained multiple fragmentation wounds. His body was recover...
Rangers Lead the Way! Matt is the namesake of the CPL Matthew A. Commons Memorial Post 36 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He is our guiding angel and we pledge to honor him in service to veterans and the troops. Bob Garlow Past Post Commander/ Quartermaster Adjutant
"They were honorable, noble, selfless (and) dedicated patriots," said Lt. Col. Jeffrey Shoemaker, commander of 3/15th Inf. "These Soldiers were our brothers and our friends; let us mourn them."
Hero Stars Honors Our American Hero
US Army Pfc. Gebrah P. Noonan
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2 Lt. Willard Bowski was awarded the Purple Heart.
Second Lieutenant Halferty was awarded the Bronze Star with "V", the Purple Heart, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal.
I would like to Honor my Dad, PFC John Riley Brown, KIA 3-9-1945 in Luzon. Buried at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, in Minneapolis, MN.
A hero I never had the privilege to know…shunning his given name, my handsome uncle preferred the nickname Tony derived from his middle name, Anthony. He was killed in WWII in Normandy before I was born. For as long as I can remember, every time my mother heard “Taps” her eyes welled with tears. ...