Vernon W. Bradeen
He was a fighter pilot. He flew a P-51. I love to here him tell about when he was in the Air Force.
World War II - Pacific
SGT Richard K. Parker
From One Soldier to another, you will always be remembered and honored. Hoaah!
Russell Peterson
Thank you Russell for your service and sacrifice for our freedoms.
Ronnie Blair
My Uncle Ronnie fought as a US Army Special Forces Medic in Vietnam he was killed in 1967 long before I was born, but to this day he has affected a lot that I do. In 2005 I joined the US Army and went airborne soon after and was sent to Iraq in the fall of 2006. I wore my Uncles jump wings on my dog tags every day. I am sorry that I never had the chance to meet this man but to this day he is my hero and I try to live up to the things that he did.
Robert Gleichenhaus
He was a Seal before there were Seals! (UDT)
RMSN Charles W. Weaver, III
My Husband Chuck was a Radioman aboard the heavy cruiser USS Newport News during the "crisis" which was directly involved in deterring enemy shipping from entering and returning to Cuba.
Richard Warren
Dicky fought the Vietnam War his whole life. He was a kind and loving man that had a difficulty forgiving himself for the many lives he took during the conflict.
Richard B. Philbrick
I am proud of my dad for serving our wonderful country so that I may have freedom to vote, play, and worship in my church!!! We live in a bountiful nation that we are definitely free and we should not take that for granted!!!
Reginald F. Muchemore, Jr
GSGT.Reginald F. Muchemore,Jr.USMC2nd Battalion, 5th Amphibiousof Kittery,MaineServed in the Pacific Theater WW2Fought in several battles,Saipan, Tinian, Guadalcanal,Iwo JimaProud Patriot, Republican, ChristianSemper Fi Marine
Raymond B. Bush
Col. Bush, US Army, served in WWI (Calvery), WWII (Army Engineers) and as Commandant of Army Engineering School in New Haven, CT during Korean Conflict.