Steven Beres

United States Army Rangers Rank Major
Tour of Duty 1982-2003
Served inPanama, Desert Storm, Granada, Afghanistan
Recieved Purple Heart Wounded and lost eye sight

Debra L. Black

United States Air Force Rank Sargent
Tour of Duty 1978-1981
Served in Germany

Cedric L. Blackwell Jr.

United States Army Rank Colonel
Tour of Duty 1957-1981
Served in Germany, Korea and vietnam
Recieved 3 Purple Hearts
In Loving Memory Of My Brother Lyndall Miller

Walter K. Brown

United States Navy Rank
Tour Of Duty
Served on USS. Latimer

James L. Clayton

United States Army Rank Corporal
Tour of Duty 1942-1943
Served at Fort Bragg, NC Served also at Camp McCall,NC

Edward D. Collins

United States Army Rank Staff Sargent
Tour of Duty 1963-1968
Served in Germany and Contoon, Vietnam
Recieved Purple Heart wounded and lost eye sight

James Decker

Kenneth Dishman

Allen Dixon

Peter Dunsavagge

Junior Farley

United States Marines Rank Corparal
Tour of Duty 1969-1970
Served in Vietnam
Recieved Purple Heart, wounded and lost eye sight <

John L. Fitzpatrick

United States Navy Rank HM1
Tour of Duty 1990 to present
Served on USS. Saipan

Winfield S. Francis

Gerald Glass

Mike Hahn

Robert J. Harper

Charles E. Harris

United States Navy Rank E-3
Tour of Duty 1943-1945
Served on unknown

Howard E. Harris

United States Navy Rank E-4
Tour of Duty 1960-1964
Served on USS. North Hampton

Jeremy R. Harris

United States Army Rank Sargent E-5
Tour of Duty 2005 to present
Served in Iraq

John A. Harris

United States Army Rank Sargent E--5
Tour of Duty 1967-1970
Served in Long Binh, Vietnam

Kennie H. Harris

United States Navy Rank E-5
Tour of Duty 1960-1965
Served on USS. North Hampton

Kennie H. Harris Jr.

Terry Kilgore

Ronnie Miller

United States Army Rank SFC
Tour Of Duty 1958-1978
Stationed In Korea and United States

Phillip W.Morris

Joseph F. Munier Jr.

United States Navy Rank Metal Smith 3rd Class
Killed in action October 7, 1951
USS Ernest G. Small, DD-838 Off Hungnam, Korea Buried at Sea Joe was assigned to the damage control party forward. They took up their station in the crew's mess where his body was found. The flag used to cover Joseph at the burial was received and is treasured by his family. It had been well-used in service and was lovingly repaired by many hands, just as those same hands laid him to rest in a brief but moving memorial service from the fantail of the ship at 11:34 on October 8th. The Small, a radar picket destroyer, had struck a mine, killing 9 and wounding 18. The ship completely lost its bow three days later in the winds of approaching Typhoon Ruth steamed and was towed backward to the port of Kure, Japan, 600 miles from the site of the blast.

Rick Parker

Jeffrey D. Reynolds

United States Air Force Rank Sgt E-4
Tour of Duty 1987-1991
Served in Desert Shield and Desert storm
He also was stationed at Tinker AFB.

Ed Rufo

Roger D. Scragg

John R. Sleggs

United States Navy Rank Machinist Mate 3rd Class
Tour of Duty 1955-1958
Served on USS. Haynesworth

Charles C. Sperry

United States Navy Rank Lieutenant
Tour of Duty Served 1987-1989 in the Marines
He transfrred to the Navy in 1989. At present he is still on Active duty with the Navy.
Served on USS. Carl Vincent
Also served on the USS. Alabama
He served during Iraqi Freedom and Desert Storm and also Other assignments include Navy Recruiter, Submarine School Engineering Department Head and Assistant Naval Reactors Representative.

Nelson Swartz

Robert G. Tullis

Bing Wacck

I served my apprenticeship as a pattern maker in the steel plant in High Bridge and joined the navy Sept. 4th 1942 and was in a rated company at boot camp. We had all trades in when I went in. We had 130 in my class at boot camp in Great Lakes. I was given a second class petty officer rating and ended up as a first class petty officer. I was in boot camp only 30 days and had an 18 day leave then back to Great Lakes for a week then I was sent to Norfolk where I was there for about 2 weeks then was transported to Trinidad, BWI where I spent about 15 months. We had 21 pattern makers cdown there and enough work for maybe 2 men so when the war manpower commission came through most of us were sent back for reassignment. I had been on a destroyer when I first got down there and when the base was completed we were transferred to the base where we lived in barracks. I have a lot of stories to tell about Trinidad! I arrived back at Norfolk and was transferred to the U. S. S. Alcor which was on coffee grounds at pier 7. About 3 months of this the ship left for Portland, Me. We were there for about 6 months and went down to Portsmouth, VA. for re-outfitting and left for the Panama canal. I did not get liberty on the west coast and did not get off the ship until I got to Pearl Harbor. We were there a few months and left to head west. We stopped at Eniwok, then the Philippines where we were when the Jajps gave notice of surrender. We left there for Okinawa. During the time we were there we had to leave port and head for the China coast to ride out 2 typhoons. Those 30 foot waves were something. I finally left Okinawa for discharge and was discharged at Lido Beach, Long Island on December 23rd, 45. Before I left Okinawa I was called to the division office and was told if I stayed with the ship I would be made a chief petty officer. This is something I always wanted but I wanted to go home. I really regret that judgement to this day. The ship went to Japan and back to Ca.

General J. Weeks Jr.

Tom Witcher

James A. Wilson

United States Army Rank Specialist 4th Class
Tour of Duty 1962-1964
Served in Swabach, Germany

Jeffrey L. Woodworth