Pvt. Austin Null: KIA. St. Lo, France, Aug. 18, 1944.

Lt. John Lehnan. Chief Engineer USS Barb. Listen to him recount his 5 Combat Patrols with the famous Captain Fluckey in the submarine, the Barb.

(His interveiw will be available SOON on the website and in the planned museum)

Battle Flag of the USS Barb.

Sgt. Lester Lease. Bronze Star. 115th Reg, 29th Div. D-Day, Normandy, Fance. 

(His interview will be available SOON)

Lt. Warren Dorsey. WWII

Sgt. Walter Harbaugh. Artillery, "Long Toms" WWII.

Col. William E. Weber. Airborne, WWll, Korea. WIA×2 (Double Amputee). Silver Star. Major mover in creation of Korean War Memorial, Wash. DC.

Sgt. Mark Lewis. Airborne WWII.

Pvt. Maurice Frock. WW1. KIA, France.

Cpl. Robert Mount. Korea.

Sgt. Henry Marcus (right), WWII. MIS, "Richie Boy." Mrs. Marcus (left). Listen to his story of clandestine operations in Europe. 

Visit the Ritchie Boys Museum at Fort Ritchie to learn more.

Sgt. Lawrence Meyers. WWII, 115th Reg. 29th Div. D-Day, Normandy, France. WIA.

Lt. Vernon Keilholtz. WWII. Army Air Corps, co- pilot. B17 over Europe. 

Flew 30 missions from UK over Europe.

Vernon and the crew of B17.

"Mason and Dixon" 

Lt. Albert Knectel. KIA, Pusan Perimiter, Korea in Sept 1950. Read his letters to his wife, one telling of a lack of muntions. 

He asked her to send a gun to him! He never saw his only son, Mark.

Sgt. John Reaver. WWII. He was forced to turn over German refugees to the Russians at the end of the war.