November 8, 2023

A VETERANS DAY

SALUTE
TO TRINITY COUNTY’S
MILITARY
VETERANS
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Honoring locals who served our country

country in WORLD WAR I

WWI
World War I, called the Great War at the time, was a global war
originating in Europe lasting from July 28, 1914, to November
11, 1918. The United States declared war on Germany on April
6, 1917. Described at the time as the “war to end all wars,”
it led to the mobilization of more than 70 million military
personnel. An estimated 9 million combatants and 7 million
civilians died as a direct result of the war. The war was also
considered a contributory factor in a number of genocides
and the 1918 influenza epidemic, which caused between 50
to 100 million deaths worldwide. It precipitated major political
changes between the years 1917 to 1923, including revolutions
in many of the nations involved in WWI. Unresolved rivalries
between some European countries at the end of the conflict
contributed to the start of the Second World War.

James E. Brannan Franklin Trimble Edward H. Mortensen Irvin Scott Lynton H. Scott Joseph Brigham Thomas
U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army
1917-1919 1917-1919 1917-1919 1918 -1919 1918 -1919 1918
James Brannan served as Franklin Love Trimble, Known in his unit as Slim, William Irvin Scott served Lynton Scott contracted Longtime resident of
a wagoner in the 144th age 22, enlisted with his Mortensen, center, served with the 399th Engineers influenza and pneumonia Lewiston, served in the
Field Artillery with the brothers on June 6, 1917. in France as a wagoneer as part of the American while serving in England 3rd Battalion/55th Engi-
American Expeditionary He served in the artillery during World War I. Expeditionary Forces. and died, age 22, at Camp neers at the Presidio of
Forces to France in 1918. out of Camp Kearney. Kearny, Calif. after being San Francisco.
shipped home to recover.

Charles Trimble Franklin Trimble Fredrick Trimble James Trimble

U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army
1917-1919 1917-1919 1917-1919 1917-1919
Charles Monroe Trimble, Franklin Love Trimble, Frederick Valentine Trim- James Adams Trimble,
age 32, enlisted with his age 22, enlisted with his ble, although under age age 29, enlisted with his
brothers on June 6, 1917. brothers on June 6, 1917. at 17, enlisted with his brothers on June 6, 1917.
He served in the artillery He served in the artillery brothers on June 6, 1917. He served as an engineer
out of Camp Kearney. out of Camp Kearney. He served as an engineer out of Fort McDowell.
out of Fort McDowell.

Honoring locals who served our country

country in WORLD WAR II

WWII
World War II was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945.
The vast majority of the world’s countries, including all the great
powers, eventually formed two opposing military alliances:
the Allies: Britain, France, Russia and the U.S. vs. the Axis: Ger-
many, Italy and Japan. The United States became involved in
the fighting after the bombing of the Pearl Harbor Navel Base
on Dec. 7, 1941. Italian forces surrendered on Oct. 13, 1943,
the German armies on May 7, 1945, and the Japanese on Aug.
15, 1945. World War II directly involved more than 100 million
people from over 30 countries. It was the deadliest conflict in
human history, marked by 50 to 85 million fatalities. It included
massacres, the genocide of the Holocaust, strategic bombing,
premeditated death from starvation and disease, and the first
use of nuclear weapons in war.

Robert Abrott Samuel Victor Baslee Donald H Bell Louis E. Berg Albert E. Bramlet Melvin D. Brown
U.S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Marines U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Navy 1944-1946
1942-1945 1942-1945 1942-1945 1943-1946 1944-1945 Served during WWII
Robert Abrott enlisted in Served in a Mortuary Affairs Infantry scout sniper instruc- Served as a turret gunner Served as an electrician’s aboard the USS Engstrom
the Navy after graduating Company and his primary tor at scout sniper school. in an Avenger torpedo mate in the South Pacific. in the Asiatic Pacific
high school in 1942 and duty was to retrieve fallen Wounded in the South bomber in the Pacific against the Japanese.
served actively until 1945 soldiers on the battlefield. Pacific. Theater. Worked at the U.S. Naval
when he was discharged He took part in the landing Weapons Station in
and became an active and battle on Omaha Beach Concord, CA after the war.
Navy reserve officer.
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Ralph L. Brown
U.S. Navy
1943-1945
Petty Officer 3rd Class
Brown served as a radio
man and saw duty in the
South Pacific at Iwo Jima,
Wake Island and the Solo-
mon Islands.
James David Day
U.S. Army
1941-1945
Served in the Asiatic
Pacific Theater, 41st
Infantry Div. in Australia,
Dutch New Guinea and
the Philippine Islands.
Charles L. Everest
U.S. Army
1942-1943
Charlie served as a medical
orderly and lab assistant
in Sacramento and San
Francisco. He also trained
soldiers on rifle range at
Boise Barracks, ID.
Marvin Paulsen Goodyear
U.S. Navy 1918-1921 & 1942-1945
WWI (1918-21) US Navy
Seaman, battleship Oregon
WWII (1942-45) US Navy
Seabees Chief Carpenter’s
Mate 38th Naval Construction
Battalion. Alaska. (Kodiak and
Adak), Mariana Islands (Tinian)
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Mary Hailstone Carpenter
U.S. Navy
1943-1945
During World War II, Mary
served as a 1st Lieutenant
in the U.S. Navy Nurses
Corps and was stationed at
the Mare Island Navy Hos-
pital near San Francisco.
Vincent Eben Day
U.S. Navy
1944-1945
Joined the Navy at the age
of 17 and served at the
Navy Airfield at Barbara’s
Point, Oahu, Hawaii.
Willis R. Fegley
U.S. Marine Corps
1941-1945
Willis Fegley served in the
2nd Parachute Battalion
in the South Pacific. Willis
Fegley earned a Purple Heart
fighting on Choiseul in the
Solomon Islands
Irvin Guidotti
U.S. Navy
1944-1946
Served in the Pacific Theater
as a landing craft operator
LCVP/LCM.
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VETERANS DAY 
Joseph Cleaves
U.S. Army 1941-1945
Staff Sergeant Cleaves
served in the 1st Special
Service Forces American/
Canadian Unit. Fought
in the invasions of North
Africa, Sicily, Italy and
Aleutians. 3 Bronze Stars
and a Purple Heart.
Awarded the Congressional
Metal of Honor in Jan. 2015
Clarence Dockery
U.S. Marine Corps
1942-45
Served in 155th Artillery
Battalion on Guam, Saipan
and Iwo Jima. Honorably
discharged in 1945.
Lt. Col. Robert H. Finley
U.S. Air Force 1943-1976
Lt. Col. Finley served
as a navigator and
bombardier. His last tour
of duty was in Vietnam.
Nov. 1971-72. Last duty
station was Minot, North
Dakota.
Robert ‘Dick’ Hamilton
U.S. Navy
1944-1946
Served as a Gunnery
Instructor.
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Randall Clement
U.S. Army
1941-1945
PFC Clement served with
the 10th Infantry, anti-
tank co.
David W. Dowdakin
U.S. Marine Corps
1942-45 and 1950-51
CHS grad of the class of 1942,
served in the Pacific includ-
ing the invasions of Tarawa,
Saipan and Okinawa.
In Korea, survived the battle
of Chosin Reservoir.
Vern Robert
‘Bob’ Galleher
U.S. Navy - WW II
Bob enlisted into the Navy
during WW II. He was
born March 14, 1927. Died
September 16, 2012. He
is buried at the Igo Ono
veterans cemetery.
Arthur Hodgetts
U.S. Army
1942-1945
Stationed in England,
Hodgetts served as a
bomb loader for planes
flying bombing raids over
Germany.
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Elmer Flagg Day Henry Carroll Day
U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps
1941-1945 1943-1945
Served in the Asiatic Served at Marine Corps
Pacific Theater, Air Bases at Miramar, San
Headquarters Ordinance, Diego, Cherry Point, North
Australia and New Guinea Carolina and Ewa, Oahu,
Hawaii.
Robert O. Ekwall James R. Evans
U.S. Army 1944-1946 U.S. Air Force 1942-1945
PVT FC Infantryman, partici- Lt. Colonel Evans served
pated in the Southern Phillip- as a P-51 fighter pilot and
pines and Luzon Campaigns. flew 60 missions. Career
Received Two Bronze Stars, Air Force. Commendation
Oakleaf Cluster and Purple Ribbon, Commendation
Heart. A WWII Asiatic Pacific Medal, Hdq. Command,
Campaign Medal and Good A.F. Outstanding Unit
Conduct Medal. Command & Staff College.
Elsie Jewel Glass Hal Eugene Goodyear
U.S. Army U.S. Navy 1942-1945
1942-1945 38th Naval Construction
Served in medical supply Battalion, Seabees Kodiak
at Ft. Stevens, Oregon. and Aleutian Islands.
Training in Oglethorpe, Commissioned Ensign on
Georgia, Camp White. USS Crescent City APA 21.
Kiska invasion and Okinawa
campaign.
James A. Holland Orrin C. Lee
U.S. Air Force U.S. Navy
1942-1946 1943-1945
Major Holland was in charge Carpenter’s Mate 1st class
of physical training and Orrin Lee served in Sicily
flight operations for 5,000
basic trainees. He was later
the principal of Weaverville
Elementary 1949-1977.
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PFC Donald E. Lee Lewis
U.S. Army 1943-1945
PFC Donald E. Lee Lewis
served in World War II in
63rd Infantry, 254 Division,
Company L & Company
M. and received both the
Bronze Star and Silver Star
for Gallantry in Action.
Robert Dennis Marshall
U.S. Navy
1961-1965
Lieutenant Bob Marshall
served in the U.S. Navy
during the Vietnam era.
Anna May Pattison
U.S. Army
1940s
Anna May Pattison served
in the Women’s Army
Corps during WWII.
Gerald ‘Jerry’ Senger
U.S. Marine Corps
1943-1944
Weaverville native, died on
Guam on July 24, 1944 and
was posthumously awarded
the Silver Star for gallantry.
Buried at the National
Memorial Cemetery of the
Pacific in Honolulu.
Robert E. Stewart
U.S. Army
1943-1946
Served as heavy duty
truck driver in 1177th En-
gineer Construction GP.
Served in Luzon, Guadal-
canal, and the Philippines.
Bronze star recipient.
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Roy Little Harold W. Loeffler
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1943-1946 1942 to 1946
Roy Little served in the Staff Sargent 1279
Philippines from 1943 to Combat Engineers, 131
1946 during World War II. Engineer Regiment158th
Regimental Combat Team,
6th Army Island of Luzon,
Republic of the Philippines
James Mattheis Jack McDonald
U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force
1943-1946 1942-1945
Served aboard YO184 Re- 2nd Lt. Jack McDonald piloted
fueling Sub Chasers, Mine a B-24 Heavy ‘Liberator’
Sweepers and other small Bomber with the 55th Bomber
craft in the South Pacific Wing, 460th Bomb Group,
around Marshall Islands, 762nd Squadron flying 50
missions over Europe with the
Kwajalein, Majuro Atolls.
same crew.
Curtis Ray Proffitt Reuben E. Ryberg
U.S. Army Air Force U.S. Army
1944-1945 1942-1945
Enlisting out of high He was a Mess Sergeant
school at age 17, he was assigned to US Army
training to fly as part of Training sites and
a bomber crew when other commands sup-
the war ended. He was porting the overseas war
discharged after serving
effort.
out his enlistment.
Jack H. Simmons Sr. Cecil V. Smith
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1943-1945 1940-1945
No records of Dad’s army A combat infantry man,
days, but for his days on he saw duty at Guadalca-
Earth - no man matched nal, Northern Solomons,
his good character, his Luzon, and the Southern
integrity or worth. Philippines. Received a
bronze star.
James Swett Walter Edward Taylor
Marine Corps U.S. Army 1942-1946
1941-1970 41st Infantry Division. He
Colonel Swett, a Marine arrived in Hiroshima 2
Corps fighter pilot during months after the bombing
World War II, was awarded and was a driver transport-
the Medal of Honor for ing Japanese weapons and
actions while a division other war material for dis-
flight leader of a Marine
posal at sea. He discharged
fighter squadron.
from the Army in 1946.
Harold ‘Hal’ F. Loving
U.S. Navy
1941-1945
Served in the Asiatic
Pacific Theater, 41st
Infantry Div. in Australia,
Dutch New Guinea and
the Philippines Islands.
Warren Peter McDonald
U.S. Army
1944-1946
Pfc. “Mickey” McDonald
served in the 734th
Anti-aircraft Artillery
Battalion, Battery A in
the South Pacific.
Glenn W. Rodney
U.S. Marine Corps
1942-1975
Colonel Rodney served
in Korea; Tsingtao, China;
and Saigon in the course
of his 32 year career. He
received a Silver Star and
two Bronze Stars.
Raymond Smith
U.S. Army
1943-1946
Corporal Smith served
attached to the Army Air
Corps. He was trained in radio
repair, then was stationed
in Africa and Italy to repair
radios on Air Force planes.
Geri Uran-Quinn-Rodney
U.S. Navy WAVES
1943-1945
Specialist ‘G’ 2nd class Geri
Uran served as a gunnery
instructor training recruits
to shoot pistols, machine
guns and rifles.
Harley Lowden
U.S. Navy
1944-1946
Served as a Fire Control
Man-3 in the South Pacific
Richard Mueller
U.S. Navy
1943-1945
Served as a radio operator
aboard the USS Eversole.
He survived the sinking of
his ship by a Japanese sub-
marine. Awarded a Bronze
Star and a Purple Heart.
Vernon J. Rourke
U.S. Air Force
1941-1945
Lt. Colonel Rourke was
awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross for extraordi-
nary achievement as a pilot
of B-17s in the 8th Air Force
flying out of England in WWII .
Wilma A. Smith
U.S. Navy Waves
1943-1946
Served as an aviation
machinist mate in
Oklahoma and San Pedro,
California.
James Adrian Wilson
U.S. Air Corp 1943-1945
Staff Sergeant in the 739th
Bombardment Sq, 454th
Bombardment Group.
Served in Italy, with 15th
Bomber Command as Tail
Gunner on a B-24 Libera-
tor, 51 missions. Airplane
Engine Mechanic Gunner
Made emergency repairs
on aircraft turrets & guns
during flight.
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Robert B. MacKenzie
U.S. Navy
1942-1945
Lt. MacKenzie Served as a
navigator on LST Flotilla
32, South Pacific WWII
Dale Newhouse
U.S. Navy
1942-1945
ROTC in high school was
the start of an 8 year
enlistment in the USNR.
Newhouse saw duty as a
radar man in San Diego,
on a destroyer escort, the
destroyer USS Tingey DD-
539 and the aircraft carrier
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Bill Santo
U.S. Navy
1941-1945
Stationed aboard the USS
California in Honolulu on
Dec. 7, 1941. Only 17 at
the time, he fought ship-
board until commanded
to abandon ship.
Albert A. Spinola
U.S. Navy
1941-1951
Served In the US Navy as
a Petty Officer and Radio
Communicator in the
Pacific and in the reserves
in Alaska.
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country in the COLD WAR
The Cold War was a state of geopolitical tension

COLD WAR between the Soviet Union with its satellite states
(the Eastern Bloc), and the United States with its
allies (the Western Bloc) after World War II. The
conflict began with 1946, with a U.S. foreign policy of
containment of the Soviet expansionism threatening
strategically vital regions, and ending between the
Revolutions of 1989 and the 1991 collapse of the
USSR, which ended Soviet-style communism in
Eastern Europe. The term “cold war” is used because
there was no large-scale fighting directly between
the two sides, but they each supported major
regional wars. The post-WWII split of Germany into
East and West Germany with Berlin split east and west
as well, was a major long-term area of tension. The
highest risk of direct nuclear war between the USSR
and U.S. came with the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962.

William (Billy) Andrews
U.S. Navy
1974-1996
ABFC (ret.) Billy Andrews
served with the 7th Fleet.
Kathleen (Kat) Andrews
U.S. Navy
1978-1982 1984-1990
ABF-3 Kathleen Beckert
Andrews served aboard
the USS Lexington and
at the time was the only
female working as an
Aviation Fuel Boatswain’s
Mate on the flight deck.
Mark D. Armerding
U.S. Navy
1983-2003
Lieutenant Commander,
Nuclear Line Officer, USS
Alabama (SSBN 731)
Merle Bethke
U.S. Air Force
1954-1962
Served in Germany as the
lead instructor of micro-
wave systems. Trained
in airborne radar and
navigation systems. Active
duty 1954-58. Reserve
1959-62.
Sgt. John S. Bickford, Jr. Andy Dano
U.S. Air Force U.S. Coast Guard
1986-1994. Andy Dano served as a
Aircraft Armament Sys- Sergeant in the Coast
tems Specialist USAF Guard stationed in Kodiak,
aircraft and NATO allies Alaska. He is a 1980
aircraft. Deployed to Sau- graduate of Hayfork High
di Arabia. THS Class 1985. School.

Glen Everest
U.S. Air Force
1969-1973
Glen Everest was sta-
tioned in Alaska for 2
years and in the Phillip-
ines for one year as a Ra-
dio Intercept Technician.
Cheryl Feyder
U.S. Navy
1983-1987
2nd Class Petty Officer
Feyder worked as a Hull
Maintenence Technician in
the Repair Division: sheet-
metal fab; flex hose mfg; and
was supply petty officer at
Groton, Ct. Submarine Base.
William H. German
U.S. Navy
1957-1960
Lt.j.g. German served as
division officer on Pacific
Fleet Destroyer USS Walker
DDE517. He made three
cold war deployments to
WESTPAC. Home ported in
Pearl Harbor.
Gregory C. Glass
U.S. Army
1972-1974
Service in air defense as a
hawk missile controlman
in Wurzberg, Germany.
Basic training at Fort Ord.
Air defense missile system
training in El Paso, Texas.
Harry A. Grant, Jr. Mark Groves
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1959-1962 1953-1955
Spec. E4 Harry A. Grant Mark Groves served in
Jr. was stationed in the Military Police, 44th
Nuremberg, Germany Division while stationed at
serving with the 39th Fort Lewis, Washington.
Field Artillery.

Ron Hanover Sr. Thomas A. Hinton Steve Rex Hubbell Frank G. Hutchinson Greg LaBlue Vance B. Langford
U.S. Coast Guard U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1976-1984 1971-1974 1975 - 1977 1979-1981 1979-1982. 1953-1955
3rd class. Petty Officer. SP4 Hinton served at Fort Enlisted Frank Hutchinson served BT3 – Boiler Technician Corporal
Stationed at Humboldt Ord in California, Fort Sill in in Mannheim, Germany as Third Class
Bay, Eureka Ca. Oklahoma and in Germany in a unit supply / small arms
artillary units including duty specialist 7GY10.
as escort for oldtime artillary.

Dan Malloy
U.S. Navy
1953-1957
Deployed to the Far East for
6 months aboard the USS Es-
sex. Assigned to Jet Fighter
Squadron 192, Air Carrier
group 19 at Moffett Field,
CA for 18 months, deploying
aboard USS Yorktown.
James Merritt
U.S. Air Force
1981-1987
Strategic Air Command,
3906 Special Security
Squadron, Offutt AFB,
NE. “SAC Elite Guard of
the Year in 1982. Also,
A.B.G.D., Flightline, Air
Refuel.
Jim Morey
U.S. Coast Guard
1980-2001
Senior Chief / Surfman
E8 Jim Morey served in
the U.S. Coast Guard for
twenty years, retiring in
2001. He currently lives in
Junction City.
Eugene R. Mortensen
U.S. Army
1959-1961
Gene Mortensen served in
Germany on the U.S. Army
Pistol Team.
Milton G. Mortensen Virgil L. Mortensen
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1964-1966 1956-1958
Milt Mortensen served in PFC Mortensen served as
Colorado. a combat engineer, 95th
Battalion in Germany
where he worked building
bridges across the Rhine.
He is 3rd generation
Army.
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John Nelson
U.S. Navy
1968-1971
Served on the USS Colum-
bus CG12 Guided Missile
Cruiser in the Mediter-
ranean Sea. He was an
Electronics Technician 2nd
Class.
RM2 Scott L. Palmer
U.S. Navy
1979-1989
1979 - 1982 Active duty in
the US Navy aboard the USS
Juneau. 1982 - 1984 served
in US Navy active reserve.
1984 - 1989 served in the
Idaho National Guard.
Robert Norton Peet Sr.
U.S. Navy
1953-1961
Bob Peet Sr. served on the subma-
rine USS Carbonero, discharged
on Jan 16, 1955. He was called
back to active duty for 2 more
years, with an honorable discharge
Jan. 16, 1957. Served in the Navy
reserve until Oct. 12, 1961.
Jill Perry Comer
U.S. Army
1983-1991
Served in South Korea.
Toured as a vocalist with
the All Army Soldier Show.
She was 1st place female
vocalist of the Pacific Rim
in 1985.
Scott Quigley Thomas Vernon ‘Bud’ Reese
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1973-75 1956-1962
Scott served at the U.S. SP3 Thomas Reese served
Army Headquarters in in Germany. He was a
Heildelberg, Germany in sharp­shooter (rifle) and
Data Processing. an expert submachine
gunner. Honorable
Discharge. Army Reserve.

Steve Renten Lanny Roan Patrick Rourke Donald F. Ryan Lynton E. Scott Mark Scott
U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Air Force U.S. Marine Corps
1974-1977 1984-1990 Chief Warrant Officer Ro- 1956-1958 1951-1955 1974-1990
SP5, Signal Corps, urke served as an Apache SB4 Ryan served in the First two years with SAC in U.S. Army
Stratcom. Served in Seoul helicopter instructor/pilot 501 Transportation Unit in The 509th Bomb Wing at 2003-2007
and other areas of South at Fort Rucker, Alabama. Ludwigsburg, Germany as a Roswell, New Mexico. The Served in Southwest Asia,
Truck Mechanic last two years with 1299th
Korea. He is a 1981 graduate of Iragi Freedom II 2004-05.
Hayfork High. Special Air Mission Sq. in Retired Army CWO-3
Washington D.C.

Harry Stortz
U.S. Navy
1974 - 1982
Enlisted 09 January 1974
Honorable discharge 25 May
1982 NMCB Ten Port Huen-
eme, VP Nineteen Moffett
Field, NAS Point Mugu.
Joesph Taylor Sr.
U.S. Army
1972-1975
Private First Class
Joesph Taylor Sr.
served at a Heavy Duty
Recovery Mechanic in
the 1st Battalion, 7th
Infantry stationed in
Aschaffenburg, Germany.
William Walden
U.S. Marine Corps
1955-1965
Stationed in Japan.
Electrical operator.
Willard V. Waterhouse
U.S. Army / National Guard
1957-1963
Company A 1st Battalion 41st
Infantry Division Oregon Army
National Guard XV Corp., Calif.
Army Resr. Fort Lewis Wash., SF
Presidio, Fort Ord, Machine Gun-
ner, Company clerk, Sharpshoot-
er, National Guard Rifle Team.
David L. Weber
U.S. Air Force
1956-1960
F104 Crew Chief. 538 Air
Defense Squardron. Lar-
son AFB Washington.
Walter Weighill
U.S. Navy 1979-1982
Second Class Petty Officer
E5. 2 Sea Service Deploy-
ment Ribbons. Navy Expedi-
tionary Medal Humanitarian
Service Medal. Expeditionary
Medal for providing support
during the Iranian Hostage
Situation

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KOREAN WAR
The Korean conflict (1950-1953) was a war fought between
North Korea, backed by the Soviet Union, China and other allies
and South Korea, backed by the United Staes, United Kingdom
and other Western allies. By 1950 the North Korean military was
far superior to that of South Korea’s. The conflict began on June
25, 1950, when North Korea invaded South Korea and was able
to overrun the majority of the country. In September of that
same year United Nations forces, lead by the U.S., came to the
aid of the South. Following the Incheon Landing and breakout
from the Pusan Perimeter, the UN forces quickly advanced into
North Korea. As the UN forces neared the border with China,
Chinese forces intervened on behalf of North Korea, shifting
the balance of the war back to the North. Fighting ended on
July 27, 1953, a truce was called that basically restored the
original boundaries between the North and South. When the
war ended, both countries were devastated, but the division
remained. North and South Korea continued a military standoff,
with periodic clashes. Today, the Korean Demilitarized Zone, or
DMZ, separates the two countries and their citizens. The conflict
is ongoing as both North and South Korea claim to be the
legitimate government of the whole of Korea.

Richard E. Biss
U.S. Air Force
1950-1960
Staff Sergeant Biss served
as an aerial gunner and
later in the Air Force
Military Police during the
Korean War.
Bill Braxton Ed Carpenter Frank Chapman John Emmett Charles Berry Dustin N. Clarke
U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1969-1970 1950-1952 1948-1969 1950-1956 1999-2003
E4 Bill Braxton served in PFC Ed Carpenter was Overseas duty included Served on the USS Virgo, AKA- Served as a diesel
Vietnam. in the Signal Corps and Korea 1952, Hawaii 1957 20 ammuniton ship. mechanic working with
served in Korea stationed - 1960, Okinawa 1962, U.S. Air Force multiple launch surface-
with the 522nd Signal Vietnam 1968. Received 1957-1969 to-surface rocket systems
Corp in Seoul and Tagoo. a Bronze Star in 1969. Served at March AFB, River- while stationed in Seoul,
Retired 1969 as a 1st Ser- side, Calif. with one 13 month South Korea.
geant assignment in Morroco.

Richard Coffron Robert G. Criser
U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force
1956-1962 1954-1957
Dick served as a Navy Sea- Served as a Crew Chief on
bee MCB-5 with duty in F-86-F Sabre Jet the “Hay-
Kodiak Alaska and Midway fork Shadow” stationed
Island. on the island of Hokkaido
in Chitose, Japan rotating
in and out of Korea on 30
day tours.
William Dean Dockins
U.S. Army
1953-1955
Corporal Dockins served
in the Korean War. He was
based at Fort Ord, Ca.
Dockins attended South
Fork High School.
Henry Durham
U.S. Navy
1956-1959
Henry Durham served as a
fire fighter while stationed
at Chincoteague NAS and
ended his service as a
weatherman.
Arthur Harrison Edwards Bill Y. Herron
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1950 – 1952 1952-1955
Corporal Arthur Edwards Staff Sgt. Herron served
was stationed and served with the 10th Special
in Korea. Forces Group, Airborne
during the Korean War.

Reginal E. Hinton
U.S. Navy
1946-1968
ETC 7 Reginal Hinton
served aboard the sub-
marines USS Skipjack and
the USS Plunger as Chief
Electronic Tech.
Harold Mathis
U.S. Army
1952-1954
ROTC, activated in May 1952
as 2nd Lt. in Medical Service
Corps. Served at Camp
Pickett and transferred to
Korea, 2nd Division as 1at Lt.
Don A. McCoy
U.S. Army
1951-1953
Don McCoy served as a
2nd Lt. during the Korean
War between Jan. 1951
and Sept. 1953. He was a
sergeant in the CHP, Trinity
River Area from Jan. 1971
through Dec. 1991.
George Phillip Bob Muir Phil Nelson
McCumber U.S. Army U.S. Navy
U.S. Navy – APA218 1953-1955 1952-1956
1952-1956 1st Lieutenant Muir served Phil Nelson served aboard
USS Noble Cook with the Army Corps of USS Pine Island AV-12, a
Engineers commanding seaplane tender and the
Company B, 1903 Battalion flagship of Formosa patrol
building airfields, roads force. His favorite job was
and bridges in Korea. as a coxswain of a 40 ft.
motor launch.

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George Newsom Wendell R. Parrish
U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1956-1960 1952-1953
Aviation mechanic sta- Private Parrish served as
tioned at Barbers Point an infantry man in Korea
Naval Air Base, Oahu, after receiving basic
Hawaii training at Fort Ord.
Pvt. Parrish was awarded a
Purple Heart.
Raymond E. Patton
U.S. Army
1961-1963
Served as a surveillance
radar mechanic with duty
at Ft. Hood, Texas and with
the 1st Cavalry Div. 15th
AVNCO, Korea.
Donald Leland Reese Palmer Lee Sartin Leo F. Schussman
U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Navy
1948-1951 1950s 1951-1955
Corporal Reese served in Corporal Sartin served on Served in the Seabees
Korea. He was awarded Okinawa for 22 months during the Korean War,
the Bronze Star, Occu- during the Korean Conflict with duty in Alaska and
pation Medal (Japan), after boot camp training the Phillipines as a diesel
Korean Service Medal and at Fort Ord, Calif. mechanic. 1987-93 CHP
an Honorable Discharge. Commander in Weaverville.

Ralph Schwartz Craig H. Scott Donald Shelton Ron R. Snyder Frank Walden Delbert Wellock
U.S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Navy US Army U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Army
1952-1955 1987-1991 1951-1959 1964-1965 1952-1954 1953-1955
Ralph Schwartz served as Served in 1987 as Military Sailed around the world Ron Snyder served in Frank served with the Cpl. Wellock served in the
an IM2. Police. After 1988 served serving aboard the USS communications with 2nd U.S. Marine Corps Charlie 7th Army - Field Artillery
in the 5th Infantry Division Saipan. Served in Korea, Bm(M) 17th Infantry, 7th Company 1st Battalion 7th Battalion, Germany 1954
(mechanized). after 1953 served in Viet- Division in Korea, then Regiment as a Corporal.
nam. served in 11th Sig Gp.
STRATCOM, Ft. Lewis.

Ivan J. Woodard
U.S. Army Ronald Leopold Zaitz
1950-1959 U.S. Air Force 1953-1955
Corporal Woodard was First Lieutenant Ronald
an engineer, 6th Division, Zaitz, served in Japan and
63rd Regiment, 2nd Bat- Korea during the Korean
talion, Company B Conflict. He was in the Air
Force Reserve from 1955
through 1966. Born 1930,
deceased 2010.

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VIETNAM
Paul L. Adams
U.S. Navy
1965-1966
Machinist Mate Petty Offi-
cer 3rd class Adams served
aboard the USS Frontier
AD-25, a Destroyer tender
with the duty to repair and
refit Destroyers for duty off
the coast of Vietnam.
Philip Barker
U.S. Air Force
1965-1970
Jet Acft mechanic
Charles A. Bramlet
U.S. Army
1965-1966
Served one tour of duty in
Vietnam as a construction
machine operator.
Dr. Frederick Carlin Jr. DDS
U.S. Navy
1975-1977
Dr. Carlin served on the
USS Dixie, a destroyer
tender, providing health
care and dental services
aboard the ship.
country in the VIETNAM WAR
Marc K. Adrian
US Army
1974 – 1977
503rd finance Company
3rd Armored Division
Frankfurt Germany
Tom Barnes
U.S. Army
1968-1970
Served in the Military
Police with duty in
Germany.
Steve Bramlet
U.S. Army
1965-1967
Served in Germany
working in an Army
hospital caring for the
wounded from the
Vietnam conflict.
Vi Carpenter
U.S. Army
1960-1965
Staff sergeant Carpenter
served for three years in Ger-
many working as a transpor-
tation clerk, postal clerk and
airline ticket agent.
VETERANS DAY  THE TRINITY JOURNAL V9
American / Vietnam War, was a conflict that occurred in
Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia from Nov. 1, 1955, until the
fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. It was the second of the
Indochina Wars and was officially fought between the Viet
Minh, a communist organization led by Hồ Chí Minh in
North Vietnam and the government of South Vietnam. The
North Vietnamese army was supported by the Soviet Union,
China, and other communist allies; the South Vietnamese
army was supported by the United States, South Korea,
Australia, Thailand and other anti-communist allies. The war
is considered a Cold War-era proxy war. The war would last
approximately 19 years and would also form the Laotian Civil
War as well as the Cambodian Civil War, which resulted in all
three countries becoming communist states in 1975.
Richard Phillip Aglipay Joseph Aguilar Lawrence Robert Alles George Arnold
Specialist 5 U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Air Force U.S. Navy
1st Admin Company 1964-1968 1963-1967 1959-1965
Bien Hoa, Vietnam Sergeant Aguilar enlisted Staff Sergeant Alles served U.S.S. Navarro APA-215. Pacific 7th
1970-1971 in the Marine Corps in in the 63rd Military Airlift Fleet. Helmsman & Coxswain of
Command. Landing Craft. Captains Gig - Heavy
1964 and served two tours
Salvage RescueBoat. Captain of
in Vietnam as a gunner 40MM Gun Mount. Ships Marksman
and a mechanic in the 7th 1962-63. Test Subject in Chemical
Motor Transport Battalion. Warfare S.H.A.D. experiments.
Boatswains Mate 3
Joseph A. Bedell Tom Benninghoven Bruce Black Joseph Bower
Navy Seabees U.S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Army
1979 -1985 1968-1970 1967-1968 1960-1962
Joseph Bedell served as Tom Benninghoven Sergeant Black served in Joseph Bower served as
an E4 Equipment Operator served in Quang Tri, the 4th Infantry Division, a Heavy Construction
in the Sea Bees from April DaNang, ChuLai Vietnam Vietnam Central Machine Operator with
1979 to November 1985. with U.S. Naval Mobile Highlands. the 62nd Engineer
Construction Battalion 74 Battalion.
Lee Brewer Duane Brookins Roy Bryant Earl Blaine Burger
U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Navy
1966-1970 1962-1966 1963-1967 1965-1969
Served in Japan, Vietnam Enlisted 1962, Basic training E-5 Training Devices Served on the guided
and San Diego as a boat- in San Diego. USS Bayfield Bryant was stationed at missile cruiser USS Provi-
swain’s mate. as an Engineman School Commands in dence, 7th Fleet flag ship.
Operated landing craft in charge of film libraries and Provided gun fire support
Operation Starlight 1963, training equipment. for ground troops around
the first opposed landing the Tonkon Gulf, Vietnam.
in the Vietnam War
1966 Honorable Discharge
Reserves 1973-1974
Thomas Chryst Randall Clement Joseph Sidney Councilman Donald J. Darrah
U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Army
1968-1974 1968-1970 1970-71 1967-1969
Vietnam 1970-1971 E-4 Clement served in Weapons and Infantry Donald Darrah served
Purple Heart. Bear Cat in Vietnam from June 1967 to June
Duty Title - Clerk 1969
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Richard DeRosear
U.S. Air Force
1960-1964
A1C Richard DeRosear was
1st Horn, “Air Force Band
of the Golden West.”
Laurence Fitzsimons
U.S. Air Force
1969-1974
Captain Fitzsimons, Navigator
64th Tactical Airlift, Infrared
Operator (Spectre (16 SOS),
Distinguished Flying Cross,
Air Medal with clusters and
1000+ hours in C-130.
Blake R. Harris
U.S. Army
1966-1969
Served in the Medical
Corps. Sp5 USAER, Duty
stations Ft. Polk, Ft. Sam
Houston, T. Leonard
Wood, Ferris Barracks
David V. Hunt
U.S. Army
1967 – 1968
1st Infantry Division, Rank E-5
Basic training received at Fort
Ord and advanced training
received at Keesler Air Force
Base in Biloxi, MS. Served as
an Air Traffic Controller
Marlin Lee
U.S. Navy
1974-1978
HT3 Lee served aboard the
aircraft carrier USS Coral
Sea. As a hull maintenance
technician he worked in
welding, metalwork and as
a firefighter.
country in the VIETNAM WAR
William Dickie Jr.
U.S. Marine Corps
1968-1972
Served as a radio commu-
nicator during the Vietnam
era. He is a man of honor
and integrity who loves his
country and fellow man.
Jay M. Garner
U.S. Navy
1967-1970
Aviation storekeeper E4 US-1 USS
Kearsarge CVS33. National Defense
Service Medal, Vietnam Service
Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal,
Meritorious Unit Commendation
ribbon, Armed Forces Expeditionary
Medal (Korea)
Norman Heryford
U.S. Army
1967-1977
Served as an entomologist
with one tour of duty in
Vietnam, mainly at Chu
Chi. Poisoned with Agent
Orange.
Dixon Douglas Jones
U.S. Army
1969-1971
Captain Jones served as a
scientist at the Institute of
Nuclear Studies at Fort Bliss.
From Oct. 1970 to June 1971
as a Morale / Welfare Officer
in Saigon , Vietnam
Barry Leeder
U.S. Air Force
1960-1964
Stationed at McClellan
AFB, Sacramento, CA,
Hopedale, Labrador Air-
craft Control and Warning
Station and Norton AFB,
Calif.
VETERANS DAY 
Michael Ehlerding
U.S. Army
1965 – 1969
Jim Gervasi
U.S. Marines
1966-1968
1st Bn 26th Marines
D-Com and Recon. Ser-
geant Gervasi served in
Vietnam at Hills 55, Hill
Battles and Khe Sanh.
Roger W. Hilburn
U.S. Marine Corps
1970-1974
During his time he was
an aviation electrician
working on AV8A Harriers
with Marine Attack
Squadron 513 and later
with Marine Attack
Squadron 231.
Philip Kearney
U.S. Army
1966-1968
Lieutenant Kearney served
in Vietnam with the1st
Air Calvary Division as an
Artillery Spotter, receiving
the Bronze Star Medal, Air
Medal, and Purple Heart.
FC David Loeffler
1968 to 1970
A Company, 2nd Battalion,
2nd Training Brigade
Fort Lewis Washington
John (Chris) Erikson
U.S. Navy
1966-1975
Pilot flying P-3 Orion aircraft
VP-48; Assistant Navigator USS
Ranger (CV-61). Reserves; VP-
69 1975-85, Various Reserve
Units 1985-92, Rtr. 7/04, Total
371/2 years service.
Alan Heald Greenlaw
U.S. Army
1968-1969
E5 Sergeant Alan Greenlaw
and all his comrades died
June 18, 1969, when their
duty station, Fire Base Ike,
was over-run. He was only in
Vietnam 26 days and during
that time flew with more than
25 helicopter missions.
Herbert G. Hillebrand
U.S. Navy
1963-1967
3rd Class Petty Officer.
Gun Fire Control Tech. Par-
ticipated in two west Pac.
cruises on destroyer USS
Wedderburn DD684 pa-
trolling and shore bomb-
ing off coast of Vietnam.
Bob Landreth
U.S. Navy
1961-1965
EN-2 Landreth served on
the USS Seminole AKA
104 which took lots of
supplies to Vietnam.
Greg Lowden
U.S. Army
1971-1972
Served as a Radio Teletype
Operator in the 101st
Airborne in Vietnam.
Bob Findley
U.S. Navy
1971-2005
Bob Findley deployed on 4
carriers and 2 destroyers.
Started as a deck seaman
and retired as a Command-
er after 30 years of service.
Veteran of Vietnam, Kuwait,
Bosnia and many other
adventurous overseas and
stateside assignments.
Russ Griner
U.S. Air Force
1968-1971
Staff Sergeant Gr iner
served as a jet engine
mechanic in Bien Hoa,
Vietnam.
George Steven Hodge
First Air Cavalry
1967-1969
A Purple Heart recipient and
service connected disable veteran
living in Douglas City.
Douglas W. Lange
U.S. Navy
1966-1973
DT2 Lange served at National
Navy Medical Center,
Bethesda, MD; 1st Marine Air
Wing, Da Nang, Vietnam and
with 2nd Marine Division,
Camp Lejeune, NC
Charles (Chuck) McElroy
U.S. Air Force
1965
In 1965 Chuck enlisted in
the United States Air Force
where he was stationed in
Spokane, Wash., proudly
served our country.
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Peter J. Finnie
U.S. Army
1969-1970
Sgt. 199th Light Infantry in
Vietnam in charge of “Point
Team.” Received Bronze
Star, Purple Heart, Air Med-
al and Combat Infantry
Badge. Proud to Serve.
Mike Harding
U.S. Army
1965-1969
Helicopter pilot in
Vietnam flying UH-1
Huey in combat support,
medi-vac and command
and control. Stationed
in 1969 in Germany as a
Standardization Instructor
Pilot. Warrant Officer.
Mark Hodgetts
U.S. Army
1971-1974
Served as a combat engi-
neer with the 367th En-
gineer Battalion and the
102nd Engineer Battalion
in Vietnam.
Ardary Lee
U.S. Army
1968-1970
PFC Lee served as an in-
fantryman and MP in the
1st division, Aviation 3rd
of the 7th Recon. (L.R.R.P.)
in Vietnam.
Robert McGrew
U.S. Army 1971-1974
E-4 McGrew served in
Vietnam from Oct. 1971 to
August 1972 as a helicopter
mechanic and a door gun-
ner in the 1st. Aviation Bri-
gade 180th Assault Support
Helicopter Co. Big Windy.
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country in the VIETNAM WAR
Patrick Meagher Robert L. Miller
U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1959-1977 1964-1967
TMC(SS) Patrick Meagher PFC Miller served in the
served as Chief-of-the-
infantry as a mechanic
boat USS Barbel SS-580, working on personnel
Yokosuka Japan, May carriers during the conflict
1974. in Vietnam.
Alfred T. Rankin, Sr. Doug Rechel
U.S. NAVY U.S. Navy
1963-1969 1967- 1970
Sent to Vietnam after en- Served as an electrician
listing, Alfred Rankin was with air wings VH-10 and
wounded in combat. He VAQ-133 aboard the USS
was honorably discharged. Constellation aircraft
carrier for three tours. Was
stationed at Whidbey Island
WA and Alameda CA
Steven R. Ryberg Tom Sanders
U.S. Army U.S. Army
1967-1973 1969-1971
SP4 Ryberg served in Sgt. Sanders served with
Vietnam and was awarded 199th Infantry Brigade;
a Bronze Star in 1969 53rd Signal Battalion;
5/2nd Artillery AWSP
Under II Field Force,
Vietnam.
Roland Speed Michael D. Stearman
U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Navy
1966-1968 1972-1975
Cpl. Speed served in Viet- Served aboard USS Jouett CG
nam in the D.M.Z. area. He 29 (guided missile frigate).
was a squad leader with Two Vietnam War tours in
the 3rd Battalion 9th Ma- the Gulf of Tonkin, South
rines. Combat wounded China Sea. Duties: Machinist
Mate 3 in Engine Room,
and awarded the Purple
Division Mail, Ship Librarian,
Heart. Cruisebook Committee.
Michael R. Williams Paul B. Wills
U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1966-1969 1966-1968
Michael Williams served in Paul Wills served in Viet-
the Seabees BUL2 during nam as a Spec 4 Welder in
the Vietnam era. the 137 Ordnance Compa-
ny, Honor Graduate Aber-
deen Proving Grounds
Okinawa
VETERANS DAY 
Ross Molyneux
U.S. Army
1962-1965
Specialist 4th Class Ross
Molyneux served in the
173rd Airborne Brigade,
served in Southeast Asia,
and White Sands, New
Mexico.
Mark Redenius
U.S. Navy
1974-1976
Walter C. Scott
U.S. Navy
1964-1968, 1968-1969
Seaman Scott served on
these ships in two enlist-
ments during the Vietnam
war. The USS Estes-- AGC-12,
the USS Fox-- DLG-33 and the
USS Oklahoma City -- CLG-5
R. Berry Stewart
U.S. Army
1964-1967
Served as an advanced
infantry sharp shooter in
Vietnam. Presidential Honor
Guard in D.C., 6th Army
Honor Guard in S.F., UN 8th
Army Honor Guard, S.Korea
Michael J. Wines
U. S. Air Force
1966-1968
Air Force ParaJumper in
Vietnam.
Jasper Newton Newberry Jr.
U.S. Army
1967
B CO, 2ND BN, 22nd infantry, 4th
INF DIV, USARV
Danny Ray Riggs
U.S. Army
1971-1985
Served active duty
from 1971 to 1978 in
the National Guard
1978- 1985. Stationed at
Osan AFB, Ft. Lewis, Ft.
Huachuca among others.
Michael Schardin
U.S. Navy
1966-1970
Mike Schardin served
aboard the USS Mauna
Kea (AE-22), an ammu-
nitions ship rearming
aircraft carriers, destroyers
and cruisers off the coast
of South Vietnam.
James Allen Taylor
U.S. Army
1956-1980
In November 1967, during a
battle west of Que Son, Viet-
nam, he repeatedly exposed
himself to enemy fire to res-
cue crewmen from damaged
vehicles, he was awarded the
Medal of Honor.
Randy Yates
U.S. Army
1974-1977
Randy Yates served as
a Spec 4 with the 125th
Signal Battalion and the
25th Infantry Division
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Steve Nies Connor Nixon
U.S. Army U.S. Navy
1968 – 1970 1960-1963
SGT. MACV Team 70, Lam Son G2 Connor Nixon served
Team Sgt. aboard the USS Berkeley
DDG15. He was a 3rd
Class sonar man.
Bill Roan David C. Ryberg,
U.S. Marine Corps CWO4, US Navy
1960-1963 1968 - 1997
(Retired) Active duty Sept
1968 to July 1997
David Shuman Rick Simmons
U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1963-1967 1965-1967
Assigned to Patrol Squadron Military Assistance
9 (VP-9) as a Flight Engineer Command, Vietnam (MACV).
and Aircraft Mechanic. Headquarters, Special
Served three deployments in Operations Research &
the Vietnam, 1964, 1965 and Development. Logistics &
1966. Electronics Specialist
Randy Farrell Turner Danny B. Watkins
U.S. Navy U.S. Army
1964-1970 1968-1971
Randy served as a 2nd Served in Germany and in
Class Machinist’s Mate, Vietnam.
making seven runs on the
nuclear sub Kamehameha
out of Pearl Harbor during
the Vietnam era.
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country in the GULF WAR

GULF WAR
The Gulf War fought in 1991 had two phases, the first was
called Operation Desert Shield which ran from Aug. 2, 1990,
to Jan. 17, 1991 and consisted of operations to the buildup of
troops for the defense of Saudi Arabia and and the second
Operation Desert Storm from Jan. 17, 1991 to Feb. 28, 1991, was
the combat phase. It was a war waged by coalition forces from
35 nations led by the United States against Iraq in response
to Iraq’s invasion and annexation of Kuwait. Iraq had built up
its occupying army in Kuwait to about 300,000 troops. The
potential threat Iraq’s invasion posed to Saudi Arabia, prompted
the United States and its western European NATO allies to rush
troops to Saudi Arabia to deter a possible attack. Egypt and
several other Arab nations joined the anti-Iraq coalition and
contributed forces to the military buildup.

David B. Andrews
U.S. Marine Corps
2009
Enlisted in Recruit Special
Training Company and
stationed in San Diego, Mr.
Andrews was injured while
training. He has still not re-
covered. At center in photo.
Andy Bayless
U.S. Army
1989-1992
101st Airborne Combat Engi-
neer. Served in Saudia Arabia
during operation Desert
Shield - 1991 and Operation
Desert Storm - 1992
Benjamin Bramlet
U.S. Marine Corps
1989-1993
Served as a combat
engineer. Saw duty in
Desert Shield and Desert
Storm 1990-91. Served in
Operation Restore Hope in
Somalia in 1993.
Joseph C Camacho
US Army
1980-1985
Active duty and 2
additional years in
the reserves. He was a
paratrooper in the 82nd
Airborne and spent most
of his service stationed in
Germany.
Derek Doppelhauer
U.S. Army
2012-present
PVT Doppelhauer graduated
from Army basic training at
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO on
Oct. 25, 2012. Now attached
to the 554 Engineers Battal-
ion for his AIT as a Horizon-
tal Structural Engineer.
Laura Gocha
U.S. Navy
1993-1998
Served as an aircrew
survival equipmentman
aka parachute rigger sta-
tioned at NAS/JRB NOLA,
Belle Chasse, LA.

Melissa Keelin John Adam Mason Brian McKinzie William L. Oliver Duke Charles Perkins Cole Snider
U. S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Navy U.S. Navy U.S. Army U.S. Navy
1995-1997 2002-2008 1st Class Petty Officer 1990-1998 1997 E-3 Cole Snider served
Competent AFDM 6, Mechanized Infantry. Brian McKinzie served Served as a damage Duke Charles Perkins aboard the USS Abraham
stationed in Pearl Harbor, Served in Kuwait, Gulf aboard the USS Abraham control­man aboard the graduated from Trinity Lincoln in the Persian Gulf.
Hawaii War, Irag, Germany, Koso- Lincoln in the Persian Gulf. USS Constellation, USS Kit- High School in 1990. He He is a graduate of Hay-
vo, Macedonia. He is a graduate of Hay- ty Hawk and USS Olden- served honorably in the fork High School.
fork High School. dorf. He is a proud veteran US Army as a cavalry
of the Gulf War. scout. He is buried at the
Veterans Cemetery in Igo.

Blake Vieyra Brian S. Whitacre Jason Wines

U.S. Army
Sgt. Blake Vieyra served as
a Combat medic stationed
in Fort Riley Kansas.
U.S. Marines U.S. Navy
1990-1994 1993 -1999
E3 Whitacre served Navy SEAL team in the
with the 1st Battalion, Middle East areas. 1992
1st Marines, 1st Marine Graduate of Hayfork High
Div H & S Company School
Communications platoon.

we Salute
America’s
Military

Always ready
to Serve
 RIP 
Ed Doyle USMC HAYFORK TIRE AND AUTO
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country in AFGHANISTAN

AFGHANISTAN
The War in Afghanistan code named Operation Enduring
Freedom (2001–2014) and Operation Freedom’s Sentinel (2015–
present) followed the United States invasion of Afghanistan
on Oct. 7, 2001. The U.S. was supported initially by the United
Kingdom and Canada and later by a coalition of over 40
countries, including all NATO members. The war’s public
aims were to dismantle al-Qaeda and to deny it a safe base of
operations in Afghanistan by removing the Taliban from power.
A surge in troop numbers began in 2009 and continued to
increase through 2011 when roughly 140,000 foreign troops
operated under ISAF and U.S. command in Afghanistan. Of
these 100,000 were Americans. On May 1, 2011, United States
Navy SEALs killed Osama bin Laden in Abbotabad, Pakistan.
Currently there are around 14,000 U.S. troupes in Aghanistan

Wiley Anderson
U.S. Air Force
B-1 bomber Crew Chief
Wiley Anderson served in
the Persian Gulf. He is a
1999 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
Lennon W. Andrews
U.S. Army
2006-2009
Served in 82nd Airborne
as an artillery spotter
directing artillery fire
and close air support to
target. Stationed in Khost
Province, Afghanistan.
Lt. Col. Dan Bennett
U.S. Air Force 1994-2015
Lt Col Bennett served as a
Combat and Satellite Com-
munications Officer and
as the Commander for the
New Mexico State Univer-
sity ROTC Detachment. He
is a veteran of the Iraq and
Afghanistan Wars.
Joshua Case Nicholas Cole
U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps
2008-2008 2003-2008
Sgt. Case served as an Sergeant Cole is a combat
electronics and armament engineer with 1st CEB,
technician AH-64D. Camp Pendleton. He has
served 2 deployments to
Iraq as part of “Iraq Free-
dom” Campaign.
Bill Dano
U.S. Army
Staff Sergeant Bill Dano
served as a tank cam-
mander in Kuwait. He is a
graduate of Hayfork High
School.

Steven Duron Clint Edwards
U.S. Army U.S. Army 2006-2016
2015-current Capt. Edwards served as a
reconnaissance officer in
Iraq and Afghanistan and
finished his active duty in
special operations, 75th
Ranger Regiment. He now
serves as a light reconnais-
sance Operations Officer in
the Washington ARNG.
Shane Fackrell
U.S. Army
2005-2012
S.Sergeant Fackrell is an
Army Ranger Sniper Sec-
tion Leader. He served two
deployments in Iraq and
served in Afghanistan until
April 2012.
Casey Grau Tad Hair Zak F. Hay
U.S. Army U.S. Navy U.S. Army
Casey Grau served in 1997-2001 1997-2010
Kandahar, Afghanistan Served aboard the U.S.S Tru- Served in the Army as
as a staff Sergeant in the man with two deployments a special forces senior
Special Forces. He is a to Persian Gulf. He is now medic. Deployed to
graduate of Hayfork High Superintendent USFS Mad Afghanistan with ODA
School. River Crew 4. 362. Medically retired due
to an IED.

Cody Hayward Sgt. John Hileman Jordon Daniel Hines Ryan Jelinek Staff Sgt. C. David Lee Lt. Col. David R. MacKenzie
U.S. Army U.S. Army U.S. Navy 2007-2012 U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Air Force
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an EOD leader is stationed 426 FSB 1BCT 101st Air on the USS Carl Vinson home high profile escort on duty Afghanistan for his fourth Personnel Recovery Chief,
at Fort Campbell, KY. He Assault “Pacifism is noth- base in San Diego. He served in Afghanistan. Currently tour of duty on Sept. 2, for Air Combat Command.
is preparing for his fourth ing to hide behind” in the Iraq and Afghanistan stationed at Fort Carson, 2011. Command C-130 pilot,
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Sean Mclaughlin Monty Mobley
U.S. Army U.S. Army
2016-current 1991-1995
Specialist E4 Mobley
served at Fort Hort, Texas
and in Ansbach, Germany
in small arms repair/45B10
Jason C. Rankin Michael Rogers
U.S. Marine Corps 1997-2014 U.S. Air Force
Gunnery Sergeant 1st Airman 1st Class Rogers
Counterintelligence Human was stationed in Virginia.
Intelligence Company, 1st He is a 2001 graduate of
Intelligence Battalion, Camp Hayfork High School.
Pendleton, CA. Deployed in
support of Operations Iraqi
Freedom, Operation Endur-
ing Freedom, and the Global
War on Terrorism. Significant
Awards and Citations: Navy
Commendation Medal, Navy
Achievement Medal with
two stars, Combat Action
Ribbon with stars.
Gary Tucker Tony Waterman
U.S. Army U.S. Army
E-5 Gary Tucker served as 2005-2012
a Russian Analyst based Airborne Instructor. Sever-
in Texas. He is a 2001 al Tours of Duty in Germa-
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VETERANS DAY 
Tate N. Montgomery
U.S. Air Force
2012-present
Following in the jet trail
of his grandfather Lt. Col.
James Evans, Tate Mont-
gomery, a 2012 graduate of
the Air Force Academy and
finished his Jet Pilot training
first in his class.
Davey Scott Shaw
U.S. Navy Fighting Seabees
Tactical Construction Battalion
1995-present
1995 Trinity High School
graduate. Served deploy-
ments during the Kuwait,
Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
Johnathan Wines
U.S. Army
1990s
Psychological Operations
in Germany, Kosovo,
and Afghanistan. 1989
Graduate of Hayfork High
School
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U.S. Air Force
2016-current
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graduating from THS. After
boot camp, he attended
Special Forces tech school
training for the job of tactical
air control party specialist.
Matthew Sholty
U.S. Navy
MMNC/SS Matthew Sholty
has been serving 18 years
and is now serving as
Commander Submarine
Group 7. Chemical and
Radiological Authority in
Yokosuka, Japan He is a
graduate of Trinity High
School.
Michael Winn
U.S. Army
2008-present
Served in Iraq in 2008, re-
turning to Ft. Campbell,Ky
for law enforcement duty.
Served in a security de-
tachment in Afghanistan
in 2011.
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Special Operations Com- completed two combat-
mand. oriented tours in the
Middle East.
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country in the IRAQ WAR

IRAQ WAR
The Iraq War was a protracted armed conflict that began
in 2003 with the invasion of Iraq by a United States-led
coalition that overthrew the government of Saddam Hussein.
The conflict continued for much of the next decade as an
insurgency emerged to oppose the occupying forces and
the post-invasion Iraqi government. An estimated 151,000
to 600,000 or more Iraqis were killed in the first 3-4 years of
conflict. The U.S. became re-involved in 2014 at the head
of a new coalition; the insurgency and many dimensions
of the civil armed conflict continue. The invasion occurred
as part of a declared war against international terrorism
and its sponsors under the administration of U.S. President
George W. Bush following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and
destruction of the World Trade Center in New York City.

Rusty Carpenter
U.S. Army
1990-2011
First Sgt Carpenter served 21
years in the Army,15 years with
the 82nd Airborne. He served
4 tours in Iraq and 6 years in
White House communications.
He has deployed to 15 different
countries in support of the Vice
President of the United States.
Robert Clark
U.S. Army
2003-2009
Spc. E4. Served with
132nd Brigade, Old
Ironsides, as a Petroleum
Specialist in Iraq. Honor-
able discharge. Served in
1st Armored division and
the 1st infantry division.
Scott Dennis
U.S. Marine Corps
Scott Dennis served in
Iraq. He is a graduate of
Hayfork High School.
Josh Eaton
U.S. Army
Private 1st Class Josh Ea-
ton served in Iraq. He is a
2001 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
Sean Elliott William Lee Fulton
U.S. Army U.S. Marine Corps
2006-2012
Biomedical Technician, Fort Lance Corporal William
Bragg, NC Duties included Lee Fulton served in
maintenance, performing Kuwait. He is a 2001
inspections, calibrating graduate of Hayfork High
medical equipment, and School.
working as a tool custodian.
I served 10 months in Iraq
supporting Operation Iraqi
Freedom.

Jeromi Hagerman
U.S. Air Force
Airman Jeromi Hagerman
served in Montana. He is a
2001 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
Andrew Hubbell
U.S. Army
2003-2006
Served two tours in Iraq,
active duty with Tiger
Squadron, 3rd US Cav-
alry as a reconnaissance
specialist.
Kristin Jelinek
U.S. Air Force
2009-present
Currently stationed at
Meldenhal, England.
Emergency readiness in
biological warfare and
natural disasters.
Curt W. Jenkins
U.S. Marine Corps
Curt W. Jenkins served
with the 1st Combat
Engineers Battalion, 2nd
platoon, stationed in Iraq.
He is a graduate of Hay-
fork High School.
Jacob Lauderdale
U.S. Army
2010-2014
Combat engineer, route
clearance. Served from
November 2010 to No-
vember 2012 in Balad,
Iraq.
David Lee
U.S. Marine Corps
Lance Corporal David Lee
served in Japan. He is a
2001 graduate of Hayfork
High School.

Edward Prestley Albert J. Rankin
1993-2017 U.S. Marine Corps 1994-98
Air Force 24 years Corporal Rankin served
Retired as First Sergeant with 3rd Battalion 4th Ma-
rines Weapons company.
Anti-tank Assault. Merito-
rious unit citation, good
conduct medal, national
defense medal, and sea
service deployment twice.
Thank you for your service
Mike P. Rose
U.S. Air Force
1986-2007
M.Sergeant Rose served
at the National Airborn Op.
Center, and at North East
Air Defense, and was on
duty at the Air Response
Command Center on 9/11.
Thank You To Our Local Veterans For Your Service
Clinton J. Spear Jeff Tremayne Isaac Waggoner
U.S. Army U.S. Air Force U.S. Army
2004-2006 E-3 Jeff Tremayne served 2014-present
Duty Station Fort Polk, in the security forces PFC Waggoner is currently
Louisiana in Nevada. He is a 2004 stationed, and serving,
graduate of Hayfork High in Fort Riley, Kansas as
School. a 91Mike, working on
Bradleys. In October of
2016, he was deployed to
South Korea
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Ethan S. Atterberry
U.S. Army
2014-present
PFC Atterberry is serving
as a Small Arms Artillery
Repairer Stationed at 1st
Infantry Division, Fort
Riley, Kansas.
Cailee J. Enos
U.S. Air Force
2014-present
Senior Airmen Cailee Enos
serves as a Security Forces
member stationed at Luke
AFB, AZ.
Jeremiah Johnson
U.S. Air Force
Jeremiah (Blue) Johnson,
Airman 1st class, was
stationed in Italy. He is a
2001 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
Christa Pruett
U.S. Army
2014 - present
E-4 Specialist - Mortuary
Affairs Pruett is responsible
for bringing home the
fallen from overseas.
Stationed at Ft. Lee, VA.
Sharpshooter award.
Andrea Brownlee Russ
U.S. Air Force
Andrea Russ served as a
medical technician at Tra-
vis Air Force Base. She is a
1999 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
country in MILITARY
Michael Barber
U.S. Army
2012-present
PFC Barber is currently
assigned to logistics with
the 101st Division, 3rd
Brigade and is stationed at
Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
Kerry Finnie
U.S. Coast Guard
2000-2004
First duty station - USCGC
Midgett, homeport Seat-
tle, WA. Last duty station
- Alameda, CA.
Rachel MacKenzie
U.S. Air Force
2019-Present
Like her husband, Scot,
Lt Rachel MacKenzie is a
C-17 pilot flying out of JB
Charleston, CS.
Connor Randolph
U.S. Air Force 2021-Present
A1C Conner Randolph is
an airman first class in the
US Air Force working in
“operations intelligence”
He is stationed in Aviano,
Italy. He is 19 and enlisted
3 weeks after high school
at the age of 17.
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Samantha Bashaw
U.S. Air Force
Samantha Bashaw was
based out of Shaw Air
Force Base in South
Carolina. She is a graduate
of Hayfork High School.
Christa Gerard-Mathews
U.S. Army
2014-present
Spec. E4 Christa Ge-
rard-Mathews serves as
a 92M Mortuary Affairs
Specialist stationed at Ft.
Lee, VA.
Cpt. Scot R. MacKenzie,
U.S. Air Force
2018-present
Cpt. Scot MacKenzie is a
pilor of C-17 aircraft which
he will fly out of Joint
Base Charleston in South
Carolina.
Jonathan Randolph
U.S. Air Force
Jonathan Randolph was
stationed in New Jersey.
He is a 2001 graduate of
Hayfork High School.
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Casey Wheeler
U.S. Coast Guard
1998-2000
Served on the USCG
Cutter Polar Star as
Machinery Technician
(Bilge Rat)/Firefighter out
of San Diego.
Hanna Bennett
U.S. Army
2006-2009
PFC Bennett served in
the 61st MMB, Ft. Hood,
Texas as a medical supply
specialist.
Danielle Hagerman
U.S. Navy
E-3 Danielle Hagerman
served in Sasebo, Japan.
She is a graduate of
Hayfork High School.
Donald Martinez
U.S. Air Force
Donald Martinez served
at Lackland Air Force Base
in Texas working in MOS,
Computer, Cryptographic
and Switching. He is a
2002 graduate of Hayfork
High School.
Wyatt Rivas
U.S. Army
2013-2017
Wheeled Mechanic
stationed at Fort
Richardson,Alaska
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Benjamin Brinkley Timothy A. Dobbs
U.S. Army U.S. Marines
2014-present 1996-2001
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U.S. Army National Guard U.S. Airforce
1979-2003 2014-present
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U.S. Navy U.S. Air Force
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