CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS MILITARY DATABASE

Remember our Clark County patriots. Some lie in national cemeteries. Some sleep in hometown graves. Some never made it home. But all have something in common. They made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our country, our freedom and our quality of life.

WORLD WAR 2 COUNTY SOLDIERS
There are many more that need to be added, do you know of any?

Verner J. Adams, U.S. Army, 1943-1946, POW

Walter F. Adams (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SOUTH PACIFIC. UNDERWATER DEMOLITION.
Daniel E. Amacher (Marshall) U.S. Army
George Amacher (Marshall) U.S. Army
Joseph E. Anderson
Robert E. Arney (Marshall) U.S. Army
Kenneth G. Baggs, U.S. Army, Sgt., 50th Armd. Inf. Bn.
James H. Baker (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces

Paul H. Baker (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SERVED ON THE USS BOSTWICK DE-103, COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER.

Andrew F. Barbee (Westfield) U.S. Marine Corps
Howard 'Sam' Barbee (Westfield) U.S. Army
Alf O. Barett (Marshall) U.S. Marine Corps, pfc. Killed in action.
Fenton F. Beabout (Martinsville) Gunner's Mate 3d Class, USNR, wounded.
Dudley F. Beltz, Sgt. U.S. Army, 16th Signal Operations Btn., September, 1942-December, 1945.
Robert W. Beltz (Marshall) U.S. Army, MILITARY POLICE FROM 1944-1946.
Carlson K. Bennett, Captain in the Pacific Theatre of War, September, 1942-December, 1945
Harold O. Bennett
James Rogers Bennett (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SERVED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN AREA.

Joseph Thomas Bennett (Marshall) U.S. Navy, LSM GROUP 13, ENGINEERING; EUROPEAN-AFRICAN-MIDDLE EASTERN THEATERS AND ASIATIC-PACIFIC CAMPAIGN. 3rd Marine Division--Pioneer Battallion.
Robert E. Bennett (Marshall) Sgt, Asia, 1945-1949, Marines, 1st Marine Division--11th Marines
Tarquin Bennett, U.S. Army
Philip B. Birchfield (West Union) U.S. Army

Senn Dwight Blankenbeker (Martinsville) U.S. Army, CO A, 336TH INF, 85TH DIV
Glenn Lewis Blockinger (West Union) U.S. Army, Pacific Theater, December, 1942 - November, 1945.

James A. Blundell (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED WITH THE 1542ND ENGINEER SURVEY COMPANY, 1945-1946.
Jesse L. Bowen (Martinsville) Killed in action.
Lloyd E. Brady Killed in action.
Carrol E. Brown Killed in action.
Lester W. Bryant (Marshall) U.S. Army Air Forces, MECHANIC CREW CHIEF FOR 34TH BOMBARDMENT GROUP, HEAVY, 93RD COMBAT WING, 8TH AIR FORCE. MAINTAINED B-17 AND B-24 AIRCRAFT AT STATION 156, MENDLESHAM, ENGLAND.
Helen Lichtenberger Broussard, U.S. Army Nurse
F. William Buckner, U.S. Navy, Machinist Mate 2/C.
William Finkbiner Buehler U.S. Marines, Prisoner of war
Leroy T. Bullard
Harold Burdett
Harry Callahan Died, non-battle.
Norman Callahan Killed in action
John A. Campbell Killed in action
Hobert Canady
John P. Carlin
John R. Carlin (Martinsville) Killed in action.

Dwane William Carrell (Casey) U.S. Navy, signalman 3c. Killed in action.
Paul W. Carter, U.S. Navy (Seabees)
Harold E. Chamber Killed in action.

James A. Christian (Casey) U.S. Navy, SERVED ON 3 SHIPS, SUNK. MADE THE MURMANSK RUN WITH AMMUNITION IN THE NORMANDY CAMPAIGN. IN TOKYO BAY, UNDERWATER DEMOLITION TEAM (UDT), WHEN THE ATOMIC BOMB WAS DROPPED. RECALLED, KOREA.
Henry Clark (Casey) U.S. Army, SERVED IN THE ARMY ENGINEERS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Frank M. Coleman, U.S. Navy, 1943-1945

Robert F. Conner (Martinsville) U.S. Marine Corps, SCOTT FIELD, NORDHOLZ, GERMANY
Walter E. Conner (Martinsville) U.S. Army, SERVED AT CAMP ROBERTS, CALIFORNIA;SOLOMON ISLANDS, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
Vernon H. Cook
Wayne F. Cooper (Marshall) U.S. Navy

Carl A. Coryell (West Union) U.S. Navy, DESTROYER ESCORT, USS PRICE. MOP UP IN SOUTH PACIFIC, 1945.
Robert B. Coryell Dien, non-battle.

Elmer W. Cox (Casey) U.S. Navy
Joseph Theodore Cox (Westfield) U.S. Navy, seaman 1c. Killed in action.
Max E. Cribelar (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces, ARMY AIR CORPS. OCCUPATION FORCES, JAPAN, 1946.
Samuel Cullop, Jr. (Marshall) U.S. Navy
Allen G. Cunningham (Martinsville) Aviation Machinist's Mate 2d Class, USN, wounded.
Joe Cunningham
Roy R. Curtis (Martinsville)

Bruce A. Daughhetee (Casey) U.S. Army, SERVED 1942-1945, 28TH DIVISION. RECEIVED THE PURPLE HEART, BRONZE STAR, WOUNDED IN THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE.
Charles V. Davidson (Martinsville) Cpl, USMC, wounded.
George A. Davidson (Casey) U.S. Army, FOUGHT IN GERMANY. EARNED THE BRONZE STAR.
Robert W. Davidson, PFC U.S. Army, December, 1943-February, 1946
James A. Davis (Marshall) U.S. Army, DRAFTED APRIL 30, 1943. TRAINED AT FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON, INDIANA, MADE SERGEANT AT CAMP GRANT, ILLINOIS. ACHIEVED TECHNICAL SERGEANT AT FORT LEWIS, WASHINGTON WHERE HE SERVED DURING WORLD WAR II AS A DRILL SERGEANT WITH THE 160TH MOTOR TORPEDO BOAT SERIAL NUMBER 35-142-84. HE WAS STATIONED AT FORT LEWIS, WASHINGTON FOR HIS PERMANENT ASSIGNMENT AND DISCHARGED MARCH 14, 1946.
George Decker
Eugene R. Deverick, S.F.C. World War II, U.S. Navy, March, 1944-November 9, 1945, American Theater Ribbon, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, 2 stars Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon, 4 stars, Victory Medal
Paul Lee Dill (Marshall) U.S. Navy, torpedoman's mate 3c. Killed in action.
Ernest E. Dolson (West Union) U.S. Navy, SONAR TRAINING, SAN DIEGO, 1945. STATIONED AT PEARL HARBOR, 1945-1946.
Carl Doty (Casey) U.S. Navy, watertender 1c. Killed in action.
Orville Downey
Vernon L. Drummond
Henry Albert Elliott (Marshall) U.S. Navy, fireman 1c. Killed in action.

Jay Dee Elmore (Martinsville) U.S. Marine Corps
Delmar Gehl Etnire (Casey) U.S. Navy, SERVED IN JAPAN.
Wayne E. Evans (Marshall) U.S. Army, ASSIGNED TO THE 104TH INFANTRY DIVISION.
Elbert K. Fairgrief Died of wounds.
Fredrick Harold Farris (Marshall) U.S. Army
Mary E. Farris, T/Sgt., WACS, FGT, 19 months in England & France
Kelly Fasig
William C. Files (Dennison) U.S. Army Air Forces, FLEW 22 MISSIONS AS RADIO GUNNER ON A B-24 OUT OF ITALY.
John Finkbiner
Daniel L. Finney Died, non-battle.
Carrol L. Flenner
John A. Fredenberger (Marshall) 1st Lt., USMCR, wounded.
Delmar O. Gallatin
Ralph T. Garver (Martinsville)

George E. Giffin (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces, 1ST LIEUTENANT, PILOT, 491ST BOMB GROUP, 853RD BOMB SQUADRON, B-24 AIRCRAFT; FLEW 25 MISSIONS. TRANSFERRED TO 7TH PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE GROUP, 22ND PHOTO RECONNAISSANCE SQUADRON, P-38 AIRCRAFT; FLEW AT LEAST ONE ESCORT FLIGHT ON A P-51.
George W. Grant Died of wounds.
Mae Lichtenberger Grant, U.S. Navy
Roger R. Grant, U.S. Army Air Corps
Albert D. Green (Westfield) U.S. Army, PLANE CRASHED IN HAWAII, MARCH 1943.
Lee S. Greenwell (Martinsville)
Wilbur Greenwell
James C. Griffith (West Union) U.S. Army, STATIONED AT THE PENTAGON, WASHINGTON, D.C. ASSIGNED TO U.S. OFFICE OF STRATEGIC SERVICES (OSS).
Joseph R. Grubb Killed in action.
Woodrow Grubb
John E. Guess
Clayton Hammond
Darrel Hammond
Feldon Hammond

Joseph C. Hammond (Martinsville ) U.S. Army Air Forces
Francis K. Hanft, Lt. Col, U.S. Air Force
James T. Hardway
Benjamin R. Harrison
Ralph E. Hawker (Marshall) U.S. Army, MEDICAL DETACHMENT. SERVED IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Lyle W. Hayes (West Union) Pearl Harbor 1941 Navy, awarded the Purple Heart.

John Paul Heleine (West Union) U.S. Army Air Forces, SERVED WITH THE U.S. ARMY 15TH AND 12TH AIR CORPS DURING THE INVASION OF AFRICA. STATIONED IN NORTH AFRICA AND ITALY NOVEMBER 1942 TO SEPTEMBER 1945.
Leo I. Henley
Donald Henry Killed in action.
Delpha W. Hewitt (Marshall) U.S. Navy

Bernard R. Hicks (Dennison) U.S. Army, PACIFIC THEATER. RECEIVED BRONZE STAR, GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, ASIATIC-PACIFIC RIBBON WITH TWO CAMPAIGN STARS, PHILIPPINE LIBERATION RIBBON WITH ONE STAR.
John C. Hill, Jr
Doyle E. Hills
John U. Hills
Lester D. Hills
Hildreth M. Medley Hodler (Marshall) U.S. Army, Nurse.
Ernest J. Huffington (Marshall) U.S. Navy
Lowell E. Huffman
Donald L. Hughes
Charles J. Hurst, U.S. Army
John W. Hurst

George Guy Inboden (Martinsville) U.S. Navy, Seaman 1c. Killed in action.

Forrest A. Irwin (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED, JUNE 1942 TO NOVEMBER 1945 IN NORTH AFRICA AND ITALY.
Harold M. Jared (Marshall) U.S. Army
Floyd J. Johnson Killed in action.

Nellie M. Kearns (West Union) U.S. Army, U.S. ARMY FORCES, PACIFIC. MEMBER OF THE SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. DISCHARGED FORT SHERIDAN, ILLINOIS, DECEMBER 2, 1945.

Harold W. Keller (Martinsville) U.S. Army
Eugene E. Kelly
Theron D. Kelly
Amos R. Kennedy Finding of death

Hal O. Kesler (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED WITH ANTI-AIRCRAFT, BATTERY C, ACTIVE IN THE NORTH AFRICAN CAMPAIGN AND THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE.
John A. Kesler (Marshall) U.S. Army, STAFF SERGEANT, RADIO OPERATOR ON AN ARMY SEA-GOING TUG. SERVED IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC, INCLUDING THE BATTLE OF LEYTE GULF IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Maxine Weaver Kesler (Marshall) U.S. Army, 1ST LIEUTENANT, SERVED IN THE ARMY NURSE CORPS IN THE PHILIPPINES.
William N. Kibby (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED JULY 28, 1942 TO FEBRUARY 17, 1946. EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS FEBRUARY 27, 1945 TO JULY 17, 1945. PACIFIC THEATER OF OPERATIONS AUGUST 23, 1946 TO JAN 6, 1946.
Russell Winland Kile (Marshall) U.S. Navy, fireman 1c. Killed in action.
Jack Kitchen
Jerry Kitchen
Richard La Rue TSgt, killed in action.

Glen E. Lackey (Dennison) U.S. Navy, COMMANDER IN THE U.S. NAVY ARMED GUARD ABOARD LIBERTY SHIP SS RICHARD COULTER IN THE EUROPEAN, ASIATIC-PACIFIC AND AMERICAN THEATERS.

Albert Edward Layton (West Union) U.S. Navy, radioman 3c. Killed in action.
Arland A. Layton (Marshall) U.S. Navy
Walter Veland Ledbetter (Westfield) U.S. Army, SERVED IN THE 254TH SIGNAL HEAVY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE ASIATIC-PACIFIC THEATER.

Clarence F. Ledermann (West Union) U.S. Navy, BOARDED USS RAINIER AE-5 OCTOBER 24, 1942 MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD. ISSUED AMMUNITION TO THE FLEET SERVING IN THE PACIFIC THEATRE UNDER THE COMMAND OF ADMIRAL NIMITZ. LEFT THE RAINIER IN BUCKNER BAY, OKINAWA AND BOARDED THE USS OSAGE LSV-3 FOR TRANSPORTATION BACK TO THE U.S. DISCHARGED NOVEMBER 8, 1945, GREAT LAKES, ILLINOIS.
Lawrence B. Lewis (Marshall) U.S. Navy, Radarman 3C, USNR, April, 1944-December, 1945.

Max E. Lindley (Martinsville) U.S. Navy. SERVED 3 YEARS IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC DURING WWII. WAS IN MAJOR SOUTH PACIFIC BATTLES. HE SERVED AS A FIREMAN 1ST CLASS ON A DESTROYER.
Wallace B. Lindsey

Lloyd L. Linn (Martinsville) U.S. Army, ENLISTED MAY 1942. 1945, INSTALLED AND OPERATED RADIO TRANSMITTER FOR HEADQUARTERS. 1945, INSTALLED RADIO TRANSMITTER AT SAPPORO, HOKKAIDO AND JAPAN. HONORABLE DISCHARGE JANUARY 30, 1946.
Harlan Litteral (Marshall)
John T. Maggert (Martinsville) Died, non-battle.
Fred Maring
Robert D. Martin (Marshall) U.S. Army, ASSIGNED TO THE 41ST STATION COMBAT SQUADRON AND SERVED AT ATTERBURY AIR FORCE BASE NEAR HUNTINGDON, ENGLAND, AUGUST 1943 TO DECEMBER 1945.
Billie F. Marrs Died, non-battle.
E. Carl McCandlish (Casey)
Roy H. McClarey Sgt., killed in action.
Marion L McConchie (Marshall) U.S. Army
Hugh McConnell Sgt., died non-battle.
Estie E. McCrory (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces, 452ND BOMB GROUP (H) 729TH SQUAD, 3RD BOMB DIVISION, EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS, STATION 142.
Victor R. McCrory (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces, INVASION OF NORTH AFRICA, ORAN, ALGIERS, SARDINIA, NAPLES, AND PISA. MECHANIC ON P-39'S AND P-47'S.
Harry L. McElwain (Casey) U.S. Army, SERVED WITH A SIGNAL CORPS UNIT ATTACHED TO VARIOUS GROUPS. SERVED IN SOUTH PACIFIC. TOOK PART IN RETURN TO LEYTE ISLAND, PHILIPPINES.
L. L. McFarland
Willie McKimmy Killed in action.
Paul J. McManus (Marshall) U.S. Army
Quentin L. McNary (Marshall) U.S. Army, EUROPEAN INVASION THROUGH ARMISTICE. AWARDED COMBAT INFANTRYMAN BADGE, 3 PURPLE HEARTS, SILVER STAR WITH CLUSTERS, BRONZE STAR WITH CLUSTERS, BOTH FRENCH AND BELGIUM DECORATIONS.
Harvey Mercer, U.S. Army
Harry L. Michael (Casey) Served in Africa, Italy, Normandy. 4 yrs. Army, 101st airbourne.
Harry Raymond Milam (West Union) U.S. Army
Jerome H. Millhouse, Chief Gunner's Mate, 6th Seabee Battalion, Solomon Islands & Guadalcanal, 1942-1945.
Harry O. Miller, Jr. (Westfield) U.S. Army, SERVED IN CENTRAL PACIFIC.
Raymond E. Miller (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED IN COMPANY I, 347TH REGIMENT, 87TH INFANTRY DIVISION, GENERAL PATTON'S 3RD ARMY.
William E. Miller (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SERVED ON THE LST 952 IN JAPAN.
Forest G. Millis (Martinsville) U.S. Army Air Forces, ARMY AIR CORPS. KILLED IN CRASH OF B-24 TAKING OFF FROM DAKAR.
George T. Mitchell (Marshall) U.S. Army Air Forces
Denver L. Moore (Casey) U.S. Army
Floyd B. Morgan Killed in action.
Ralph Edgar Morris U.S. Navy, Prisoner of war
Margaret R. Setzer Moss (Dennison) U.S. Army, SERVED 13 MONTHS IN THE ARMY NURSE CORPS DURING WWII. SERVED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN ON THE USS JOHN L. CLEM. SERVED AS A PSYCHIATRIST SPECIALIST AND WAS DISCHARGED IN OCTOBER 1945. SHE RECEIVED 3 BRONZE BATTLE STARS.
James J. Newell Killed in action.
Guy G. Nicholson Killed in action.
Ira B. Ogden 2d Lt., killed in action.
Charles Victor Ormsby (Casey) U.S. Army
Donald Edward Ormsby (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces

Robert W. Patchett (Martinsville) U.S. Navy, ARMED GUARD GUNNER ON MERCHANT MARINE SHIPS IN THE PACIFIC.
Wayne A. Pennell (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SERVED IN THE PACIFIC THEATER.
Sylvester Albert Perisho (Casey) U.S. Army Air Forces, FLIGHT ENGINEER, MECHANIC.
Oliver Phillips (Casey) U.S. Army
Eugene Pine (Marshall) U.S. Navy,
Cecil B. Pumphrey (Casey) U.S. Army, INVASION OF ITALY.
Fenton R. Quinn U.S. Marines, POW
Ellory Ramey (Westfield) KILLED IN ACTION AT NORMANDY.
Silas L. Rayhel (West Union) U.S. Navy, SERVED ON A DESTROYER IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Virgil P. Rayhel (West Union) U.S. Army Air Forces
Lee H. Reed (Martinsville) U.S. Army
Harry Reedy (Marshall) U.S. Army, IN NEW GUINEA, LEYTE, LUZON, SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES, BATAAN PENINSULA, CORREGIDOR, GROUND COMBAT IN BORNEO, AND THE SOUTHWEST PACIFIC.
E. M. Rhoads (Casey) U.S. Army, INFANTRY, 43RD DIVISION. COMBAT IN LUZON, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS CAMPAIGN. MERITORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT GROUND OPERATIONS AGAINST THE ENEMY, PACIFIC THEATER. FIRST OCCUPATION TROOPS IN JAPAN, TRANSFERRED TO 1ST CAVALRY BAND AS A BANDSMAN, SNARE DRUM.
Harold L. Richey (West Union) PFC, USMCR, wounded.
John R. Rider (Westfield) U.S. Navy
Odell Roddy (Martinsville) Merchant Marines
Harry A. Romoser, Sgt. U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division, 1942-1945
H. D. Ryan
Charles Everett Scott (Martinsville) U.S. Army, 99TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 393RD REGIMENT, COMPANY H. THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE.
Chester Lee Scott (Martinsville) U.S. Army, 26TH INFANTRY DIVISION. EUROPEAN THEATER; FRANCE, BELGIUM AND GERMANY.
Harry A. Scott SSG, killed in action.
Glen Laverne Shade (Martinsville) U.S. Navy, ensign. KILLED IN THE OKINAWA INVASION. WAS ABOARD THE LCS (L) 33, WHICH WAS SUNK BY A KAMIKAZE.
Robert D. Shade (Marshall) U.S. Navy, SERVED ON A HEAVY CRUISER IN THE EUROPEAN AND PACIFIC THEATRES, PARTICIPATED IN THE NORMANDY INVASION. ALSO PARTICIPATED IN THE INVASION OF SOUTHERN FRANCE. HEAVY CRUISER (USS QUINCY CA-71) CARRIED PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT AND STAFF, TO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA FOR PARTICIPATION AT THE YALTA CONFERENCE. SERVED IN THE PACIFIC THEATRE, LIBERATION OF THE PHILIPPINES AND THE BATTLE OF OKINAWA.
John M. Sheets (West Union) US Army, Signal Corps
Frank Shaffner
Robert Shaffner
Wayne O. Shaffner (Martinsville) Killed in action.
Don E. Shanks (Casey) U.S. Army
Henry W. Shaw (Marshall) U.S. Navy, AMERICAN THEATER, ASIATIC-PACIFIC.
Lyman K. Shawler (West Union) U.S. Army, SERVED IN NAPLES-FOGGIA, ROME-ARNO, ARDENNES, RHINELAND AND CENTRAL EUROPE.
Dallas Shawver
William W. Shelton (Casey) U.S. Navy, ENLISTED IN 1939. ON THE USS NEVADA, DECEMBER 7, 1941. MADE A NARROW ESCAPE OUT OF A SEALED COMPARTMENT. STAYED IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC ON VARIOUS STATIONS AND SHIPS. RETIRED IN 1970.
Robert Howard Sherwood (Casey) U.S. Army
Wilmer W. Sherwood Died, non-battle.
Joseph Woodrow Simmons (West Union) U.S. Army, FROM ATTU TO OKINAWA, 7TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 32ND INFANTRY.
Dale H. Sinclair (Martinsville) U.S. Army
Clarence V. Skelly (West Union) U.S. Army
Arthur Dale Smith (Westfield) U.S. Army, STATIONED AT CAMP PICKETT, VIRGINIA IN 1942 AS AN ASSISTANT CLASSIFICATION OFFICER. TRANSFERRED TO FORT ORD IN 1943. CAREER ARMY, SERVED 30 YEARS.
Gretham I. Smith
Lester Smith (Martinsville)
Richard E. Smith
Eugene R. Smitley (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED UNDER GEORGE PATTON IN THE 6TH ARMORED DIVISION. FOUGHT IN THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE. RECEIVED GOLD STAR MEDAL. ONE OF ONLY THREE MEN IN HIS COMPANY WHO WAS NOT WOUNDED OR KILLED.
Johnie Garet Snedeker (Marshall) U.S. Navy
James E. Southard
Rex E. Stephen (Martinsville) U.S. Navy
Jean L. Stoelting (Marshall) U.S. Army, 223RD HOSPITAL SHIP COMPANY TRANSPORT SURGEON. ASIATIC-PACIFIC THEATER, AMERICAN THEATER. OBSTETRICIAN-GYNECOLOGIST CHIEF OF OUT PATIENT CLINIC, PORT DISPENSARY FORT MASON, CALIFORNIA.
Dan T. Strohm Died, non-battle.
Rexford E. Sweet
John F. Switzer
James Leon Taylor (Casey) U.S. Navy, seaman 1c. Killed in action.
Robert L. Tharp Killed in action.
Delmar Thompson
George A. Thompson (Marshall) U.S. Army, COAST ARTILLERY BEFORE AIR FORCE, MILITARY POLICE DUTIES IN EUROPEAN THEATRE.
Walter Thompson (Martinsville) U.S. Navy
Edgar S. Tingley (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED DURING WWII, KOREA AND VIETNAM.
Richard D. Tingley (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED IN ITALY.
Roy L. Tingley (Marshall) U.S. Army
Wayne L. Tingley (Marshall) U.S. Army, STATESIDE DUTY, TRAINING TROOPS FOR WORLD WAR II.
William A. Tingley (Marshall) U.S. Army, SERVED WITH 97TH INFANTRY DIVISION IN THE EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS AND THE ASIATIC-PACIFIC THEATER OF OPERATIONS. RECEIVED BRONZE STAR, RHINELAND CAMPAIGN.
JD. W. Tomaw
Harold Tomaw
Wayne U. Toner (Martinsville) U.S. Army, BATTLE OF THE BULGE, BLACK FOREST. RECEIVED PURPLE HEART. SERVED UNDER GENERAL GEORGE PATTON.
Carl Junior Towell (Martinsville) U.S. Navy, ensign. Killed in action.
James D. Underwood (Casey) U.S. Army, INFANTRY COMBAT IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC. AWARDED THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS AND BRONZE STAR FOR HEROISM AND THE COMBAT INFANTRYMAN BADGE.
Rexford Ulrey
Everett VanHorn
Willard C. VanHorn
Earl Vanscoyk (Westfield) U.S. Army, WOUNDED IN SERVICE AND WAS A PRISONER OF WAR.
Raymond E. Veach SSG, Killed in action.
Hosea F. Wallace Sgt., Died of wounds.
Warren L. Wallace (Martinsville) U.S. Army, SERVED FROM 1941-1945 IN HAWAII AND IN THE INVASION OF SAIPAN. MACHINE GUNNER IN COMBAT ON AMPHIBIOUS TRACTOR, SAIPAN AND TINIAN.
Ernest E. Weir
Harold E. Whitman (West Union) U.S. Marine Corps, pfc. Killed in action.
Robert L. Wilkin (Martinsville) U.S. Army
L. Dale Wood
Orville F. Yelton (Casey) U.S. Army
Raymond Zachau
Virgil Zachary
Conrad Zimmerman
Robert Zimmerman
Theodore Zimmerman

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