Milan Menich: A Lumberjack Who Knows How to Dance
2018-09-09T13:21:22-05:00A Lumberjack Who Knows How to Dance
Edwin Kaye: Oops, I Joined Without My Buddy
2018-09-06T11:19:36-05:00Oops, I Joined Without My Buddy
Martin V. Garcia: Infantry BAR man and Truck Driver
2018-09-06T11:19:51-05:00Infantry BAR man and Truck Driver
William M. Van Duyn: Master of Repair and Rescue
2018-09-02T20:17:15-05:00Master of Repair and Rescue
George D. Logothetis: MIA in Korea, Fortunate to Return
2018-09-02T20:16:08-05:00MIA in Korea, Fortunate to Return
Erwin B. Forde: From Medic to Motor Pool Mechanic
2018-09-02T20:15:49-05:00From Medic to Motor Pool Mechanic
Howard J. Adolph: From Normandy to Berchtesgaden, Diving into Foxholes
2018-09-02T20:11:47-05:00From Normandy to Berchtesgaden, Diving into Foxholes
Francis J. Haynes: A Proud Tradition of Service
2018-08-02T17:50:15-05:00A Proud Tradition of Service
John T. O’Connell: From One Firefight to Another
2018-07-05T12:44:34-05:00From One Firefight to Another
Laurence M. (Laury) Feldman: Battalion Clerk Has Its Privileges
2018-07-05T12:35:54-05:00Battalion Clerk Has Its Privileges
Charlie C. Dobbins: Always Up For a Challenge In Thirty Years of Active Duty
2018-07-05T12:34:41-05:00Always Up For a Challenge In Thirty Years of Active Duty
James M. Connellan: GI’s Do More Than Fight in a War Zone
2018-07-01T20:54:31-05:00GI’s Do More Than Fight in a War Zone
Herbert (Herb) W. Nadelhoffer: Learning the Language and Ways of the Military
2018-07-01T20:51:58-05:00Learning the Language and Ways of the Military
John (Alan) Matson: Carpenter, Pipe Fitter, Electrician and Tinsmith – At Forty Below
2018-07-09T19:18:18-05:00Carpenter, Pipe Fitter, Electrician and Tinsmith - At Forty Below
Erwin (Erv) A. Hankes: Vital Communications and 15 Months of Smelly Rice Paddies
2018-07-01T19:32:01-05:00Vital Communications and 15 Months of Smelly Rice Paddies
Elmer (John) Gebel: Forty B-24 Combat Missions Begin with the Palau Islands
2018-06-28T20:03:34-05:00Forty B-24 Combat Missions Begin with the Palau Islands
Roger G. Liddicoatt: I Never Give Up!
2018-06-01T21:13:20-05:00Roger readily admits he was “scared as hell” when he was taken. The Chinese soldiers wrapped a tourniquet around his leg to stop the bleeding, and slapped something mysterious on his wounds. Then, he was held in a 4’ x 6’ cell with a low ceiling, where he survived on a diet of raw fish and rice, and an occasional helping of green, spicy kimchi.
Maj. General Clifton C. Capp: When Duty Calls A Leader Answers
2018-06-01T21:13:31-05:00General Capp retired from the military in 1983 after almost 36 years of service in the Illinois National Guard, the U.S. Army and the U.S. Army Reserve. During his military career he was highly decorated, earning the Distinguished Service Medal; the Meritorious Service Medal; the Army Commendation Medal; the Army Reserve Components Achievement Medal with Oak Leaf Clusters; the United Nations Service Medal; the Armed Forces Reserve Medal with two hourglass devices (denoting 20+ years of service); the National Defense Service Medal; the Army Service Ribbon; and the Bronze Order of the de Fleury Medal, presented to an outstanding individual who has rendered significant service or support to an element of the Engineer Regiment.
