John perished along with all hands aboard the USS SNOOK in WW2. Rest in peace, great-uncle
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...
Staff Sergeant Baggett was awarded the Purple Heart.
The Raid on Dieppe was basically a British and Canadian Commando raid. But the Commandos had been training Darby's Rangers for about 4 months and decided that this would be a good time to test how well the training was going. So they took a small contingent (50 men) of the 1st Battalion of Rang...
Nathan B. "Nate" Bruckenthal (17 July 1979-24 April 2004) was a Damage Controlman Third Class in the United States Coast Guard. He was the first Coast Guardsman to die in wartime action since the Vietnam War. Bruckenthal died along with two U.S. Navy sailors intercepting a waterborne suicide atta...
Victor was a wonderful person. He could make anyone laugh, and there is nothing he would not do for you. My children loved him and he treated them like they were his. He loved his family, his friends, and the Army!! He was going to get out and said the only way he would reenlist was if they pro...
Charles Trescott was good friend of my father and fellow soldier. I was named after Charles Trescott and Robert Johnston (Army, Casualty Date: 02/01/1968). God Bless them both.
5 years have come and gone since you was taken from us! I miss you every day more and more. I know you are always in my heart though
Funeral services for Eric Paul Woods, 26, were held 10 a.m., Tuesday, July 19, 2005 at Johnston Evangelical Free Church, 9901 NW 62nd Avenue in Johnston, Iowa. Burial with Military Rites followed the service at McDivitt Grove Cemetery @ 70th Street & Meredith Drive in Urbandale, Iowa. Eric died i...
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 ...
We need to find you.
Raymond Zussman was a Jewish American soldier who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor in honor of his valor during World War II. Zussman (born July 23, 1917; died September 21, 1944) was born in in Hamtramck, Michigan and joined the U.S. Army from Detroit, Michigan in September 1941. ...
Air Medal
