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INCLUDING:
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( This webpage originally created February ~ 2010 )
Friday,
" March 24, 2023 "
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The following list was created in the memory of the brave men and women from " Wicomico County, Maryland " that " Gave Their All " for their State and Country during World War II. Soldiers, Sailors and Merchant Mariners, are all included on this listing.There are personal "online memorials" for each of these honored men and women that were created for them by using the "Find A Grave" website. You will see a blue " Yes " behind their names and by clicking on the " Yes " you will see their personal memorial that has been created for them.
On " many " of the online memorials you will see a small biography for each of them which " many times " includes the following:
" Parent's Names "
" Where they lived before the war "
" Photo's of their headstones and/or a photo of them "
" and "
Where and how they actually died during the war !If you see one without a bio and you have information on them please email me and I'll update their records.
Send emails to :
" russpickde@comcast.net "
( I'm 99.9% sure all from Wicomico County are included )
Also Please Note: The records show these men and women as either enlisting, being originally from, or having strong ties to Wicomico County. Therefore some of these soldiers may not necessarily be from the particular county noted.
On some of the records you may note that the " Cemetery / Memorial " column shows " Not Found ". If you know where any of these men or women are interred please let me know by sending me an " email - ( by clicking here )" and I'll insure that the information is noted for their record.
Whether a soldier or sailor was " Killed In Action ", " Missing In Action ",
" Died of Wounds ", or even died in the " Line Of Duty " ......Whether a soldier or sailor was awarded medals or not ...... They are all " Heroes " in my book and deserve all the recognition they can get !!
( For all their countless hours of " Volunteer Time " to remember our Veterans )" Dan Phelan "
For his great help locating burials, record updates, Merchant Marine Research
" and " taking photos for " Maryland " and" For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !" Janice Hollandsworth "
For her great help locating burials, research,
" and " record updates " For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !" John Dowdy "
For his great help with the Army Air Force, locating burials
" and " flight crew reports " For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !" Jen Snoots "
For her great help locating burials
" and " record updates " For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !" Shaneo "
For his great help locating burials
" and " record updates " For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !" Tim Cook "
For his great help with the Army Air Force, locating burials, taking photos,
" and " flight crew reports " For Soldiers & Sailors Nationwide " !
AM = Awarded the " Air Medal " ~ ( Meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight. )
AM+ = Awarded " Multiple Air Medals " ~ ( Noted as Oak Leaf Clusters attached to " First " Air Medal. )BS = Awarded the " Bronze Star " ~ ( 4th highest award for bravery, heroism or meritorious service )
BS+ = Awarded multiple " Bronze Stars " ~ ( Noted as Oak Leaf Cluster attached to " First " Bronze Star. )DFC = Awarded the " Distinguished Flying Cross " ~ ( Awarded for heroism or extraordinary achievement while participating in an aerial flight. )
DSC = Awarded the " Distinguished Service Cross " ~ ( 2nd highest award for extreme gallantry and risk of life. )
DSM = Awarded the " Distinguished Service Medal " ~ ( Awarded for Exceptionally meritorious service to the Government of the United States. )
FDC = Awarded the " Croix de Guerre " ~ ( Awarded by France for those soldiers who distinguish themselves by acts of heroism. )
LOM = Awarded the " Legion Of Merit " ~ ( Awarded for exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding services and achievements. )
MM = Awarded the " Mariner's Medal " ~ ( Awarded to the Merchant Marines for being wounded or killed in action )
MM* = Awarded the " Mariner's Combat Bar " ~ ( Awarded to Merchant Mariners who have been in combat action )
MM** = Awarded the " Mariner's Combat Bar Star " ~ ( Combat Star's awarded to those who are forced to abandon ship when attacked or damaged )
MDS = Awarded the " Mariner's Distinguished Service Medal " ~ ( Awarded for " Heroism Beyond the Call of Duty ". )MOH = Awarded the " Medal Of Honor " ~ ( Highest military honor, awarded for personal acts of valor above and beyond the call of duty. )
NC = Awarded the " Navy Cross " ~ ( 2nd highest military decoration for valor that may be awarded to a member of the Navy, Marines, or Coast Guard. )
PH = Awarded the " Purple Heart " ~ ( Awarded for being wounded in action. )
PH+ = Awarded " Multiple Purple Hearts " ~ ( Noted as Oak Leaf Clusters attached to " First " Purple Heart. )POW = Awarded the " Prisoner Of War Medal " ~ ( Awarded for serving as a Prisoner of the enemy. )
PUC = Awarded a " Presidential Unit Citation " ~ ( Awarded to a unit for heroism or extraordinary achievement. )
SM = Awarded the " Soldier's Medal " ~ ( Awarded for distinguished heroism not involving actual conflict with an enemy )
SS = Awarded the " Silver Star " ~ ( 3rd highest award, awarded for gallantry in action )Other Medals
Such as Good Conduct, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign, American Defense Service Medals, etc. " Are Not " included in this listing.= Photo of person shown on online memorial
= Photo of tombstone or listing shown on online memorial
N/A ~ ( in awards field ) = not applicable
N/A ~ ( in photo field ) = not availableCenotaph = A memorial stone only, remains not recovered or possibly interred somewhere unknown.
Those Included: = Died during the war - " December 7, 1941 " through " September 2, 1945 ".
( Some others have been included that died close to the war's end possibly from wounds or illiness )
Wicomico County noted fallen hero :
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Adkins, Philip George |
First Class |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ June 13, 1944 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Baltimore, Maryland |
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Austin, Milton George~ ~ ~ The entire crew of " 69 " perishted with him on the " S.S. James Sprunt " ~ ~ ~ All are shown in the listing noted to the right ! |
First Class ~ ~ ~ Armed Guard ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
tribute page for the : S.S. |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 10, 1943 |
Memorial ~ ~ ~ Manhattan, New York ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Baker, Brenton W.~ ~ ~ The " 7 " crewman that perished with him are linked on his record ! |
Sergeant ~ ~ ~ Radio Operator / Gunner |
# 42-100351 ~ ~ ~ 565th Bomber Squadron ~ ~ ~ 389th Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 20, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ England ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Beasley, Woodrow J. |
Sergeant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 26th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ November 23, 1944 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Arlington, Virginia |
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Bennett, Glen Lee |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ 1943 |
Memorial Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Mardela Springs, Maryland |
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Booth, Edward Francis, Jr. |
Machinist's Mate 1st Class | ~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ November 28, 1943 |
Memorial ~ ~ ~ San Francisco, California ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Bozman, George Edward |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ May 20, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Campbell, James E. |
Parachute Infantry ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 18, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Canfield, Gay |
Base Unit ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ October 29, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Hagerstown, Maryland |
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Clark, Howard Franklin~ ~ ~ He was " 1 " of " 216 " that perished on the " Lexington " ! |
Junior Grade |
( CV-2 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 8, 1942 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Philippines ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Collins, William West |
First Class |
Tank Battalion ~ ~ ~ 1st Armored Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ May 5, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Crisp, Arthur P. |
Sergeant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ August 12, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Cropper, John G. |
Sergeant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 27, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Somerset County, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Day, Robert |
First Class |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 78th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 15, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Dennis, Lloyd Franklin, Jr.~ ~ ~ He was " 1 " of " 49 " that perished on the " Henrico " ! |
3rd Class |
( APA-45 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Survived " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 2, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Dennis, Olen H. |
First Class |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 37th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 12, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Willards, Maryland |
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Dolbey, Harry Edward, Jr. |
Base Unit ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ September 22, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Wicomico County, Maryland |
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Doyle, Clarence Monroe |
~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 30, 1943 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Baltimore, Maryland |
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Dryden, Earl |
First Class |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 79th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 24, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Netherlands |
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Dutton, Harold Edward |
First Class | ~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 3, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Delmar, Delaware |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Esham, Ernest L. |
Sergeant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 6, 1944 ~ ~ ~ " D-Day, France " |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Evans, Elwood Francis |
Fifth Grade | Engineer Fire Fighting Platoon ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ May 19, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Italy |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Farlow, Elton Washington |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ June 28, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Pittsville, Maryland |
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Freeman, Hugh P. |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 78th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 7, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Belgium |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Galusha, Rolland Earl |
First Class | Engineer Battalion ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ August 6, 1943 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ England |
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German, Vernon L. |
Lieutenant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 87th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 23, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Luxembourg |
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Goslee, Wilbur H. |
First Class |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 9, 1945 |
Methodist Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Clarksville, Delaware |
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Graham, Taylor Ward |
Marine Regiment ~ ~ ~ 6th Marine Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Marine Corps |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 14, 1945 ~ ~ ~ " Battle of Okinawa " |
Church Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Tyaskin, Maryland |
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Gully, Henry Jackson, Jr. |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ August 13, 1944 |
Memorial Park ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Hartman, William Stanley |
Parachute Infantry ~ ~ ~ 82nd Airborne Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ September 23, 1944 |
Memorial Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Temperanceville, Virginia |
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Hastings, Howard E. |
Armored Infantry ~ ~ ~ 1st Armored Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ August 13, 1944 |
Methodist Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Whitesville, Delaware |
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Hitch, Richard Beverly~ ~ ~ The entire crew of " 81 " perished on the " Grayback " ! |
Mate 1st Class | ( SS-208 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ February 27, 1944 |
Memborial ~ ~ ~ Honolulu, Hawaii ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Hopkins, William Dashiell |
3rd Class | ~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ July 17, 1942 |
Memorial Park ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Howard, Lewis James, Jr.~ ~ ~ He was " 1 " of " 272 " that perished on the " Mallory " ! |
1st Class |
Henry R. Mallory ( ID-1280 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ February 7, 1943 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ England ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
Last Names starting with " I " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Jackson, Charles L., Jr.~ ~ ~ He enlisted with, served with, and died the same day as " Pfc. George H. Long " |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 26, 1944 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Baltimore, Maryland |
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Johnson, Edward L. |
First Class | ~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ January 18, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Kerekesh, George |
Service Company ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ January 17, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Delmar, Delaware |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Lankford, Scott James |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 69th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ February 22, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Belgium |
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Layfield, William H. |
First Class | Base Unit ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ August 15, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Lewis, George H. |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ September 7, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Long, Johnnie Carroll |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 12, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Oak Hall, Virginia |
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Long, George H.~ ~ ~ He enlisted with, served with, and died the same day as " Pfc. Charles L. Jackson " |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 26, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Italy |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Malone, Howard J. |
Sergeant | Tank Battalion ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ December 18, 1943 |
Church Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Allen, Maryland |
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Malone, Robert R. |
Lieutenant | Marine Regiment ~ ~ ~ 1st Marine Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Marine Corps |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 9, 1945 ~ ~ ~ " Battle of Okinawa " |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Arlington, Virginia |
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Martino, William Mack~ ~ ~ The entire crew of " 8 " perished on the " Albert F. Paul " ! |
Ship Captain |
Albert F. Paul ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Merchant Ship |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 13, 1942 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Sharptown, Maryland ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Massey, Edmund L. |
~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ February 26, 1945 |
Memorial Park ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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McCain, Ralph Charles |
Radioman 3rd Class | ~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ August 25, 1944 |
Memorial ~ ~ ~ Honolulu, Hawaii ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Messick, William Claude~ ~ ~ The entire crew of " 60 " perished on the " La Salle " ! |
~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Merchant Ship |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ November 7, 1942 |
Church Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Bivalve, Maryland ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Mills, Oland G. |
First Class | Armored Infantry ~ ~ ~ 3rd Armored Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 21, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Hebron, Maryland |
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Mitchell, Thomas W., Jr. |
Engineer Battalion ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 31, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ North Arlington, New Jersey |
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Moore, Marion |
Mate 3rd Class | ~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ November 24, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Morris, Norman W. |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 6, 1944 ~ ~ ~ " D-Day, France " |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Wicomico County Maryland |
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Morris, Stanley Wilbur |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 80th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 2, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Mumford, Carlton L. |
First Class | ~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ September 16, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Wango, Maryland |
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Mumford, William Collins, Jr. |
Sergeant | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 8th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 1, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Snow Hill, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Neill, Harry |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 90th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ August 6, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Neptin, Philip John |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 12, 1944 |
Not Found ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Nock, Walter Purnell, Jr.~ ~ ~ He was " 1 " of " 219 " that perished on the " Astoria " ! |
( CA-34 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ August 9, 1942 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Philippines ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Nutter, Julius~ ~ ~ All crewman that perished with him are linked on his record ! |
Mate 2nd Class | ( DD-476 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Survived " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ June 25, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Nanticoke, Maryland |
Last Names starting with " O " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Parker, Thurman Franklin |
First Class | Battalion ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ August 21, 1943 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Parker, William Vaughn |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ November 3, 1944 |
National World War II Memorial ~ ~ ~ Annapolis, Maryland ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Poulson, Samuel Howard |
Ordnanceman 2nd Class | ~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 8, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Delmar, Delaware |
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Price, Albert G. |
U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ October 12, 1944 |
National World War II Memorial ~ ~ ~ Annapolis, Maryland ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Price, John Thomas |
Lieutenant | Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 26, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
Last Names starting with " Q " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Rapp, William E. |
First Class |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 42nd Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 7, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ France |
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Rencher, Robert E. |
Sergeant |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 36th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ May 29, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Italy |
Cenotaph |
Ruark, Herbert Lawrence, Jr. |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 9th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ June 18, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Ruark, Ralph L., Jr. |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ February 25, 1943 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Baltimore, Maryland |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Smith, Clifford H.~ ~ ~ The " 8 " crewman that perished with him are linked on his record ! |
Sergeant ~ ~ ~ Tail Gunner |
# 44-40443 ~ ~ ~ 4th Bomber Squadron ~ ~ ~ 34th Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ August 24, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ England ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Smullen, Albert Gorman |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ September 27, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Hebron, Maryland |
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Somervell, David Lynn~ ~ ~ " 5 " other crewman perished with him on this mission ! |
Lieutenant |
# 41-30566 ~ ~ ~ 70th Bomber Squadron ~ ~ ~ 42nd Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ January 14, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Philippines ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
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Speare, Harley Alphonso, Jr.~ ~ ~ The " 1 " other crewman that perished with him is linked on his record ! |
Sergeant ~ ~ ~ Gunner |
# 42-54085 ~ ~ ~ 389th Bomber Squadron ~ ~ ~ 312th Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 13, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Philippines ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Taylor, Donald G. |
First Class | ~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ November 15, 1944 |
Memorial Park ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Thomas, James Edward |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 8th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 6, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Belgium |
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Tingle, Paul Emery |
First Class | Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 34th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ October 8, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Delmar, Maryland |
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Townsend, George W.~ ~ ~ He was " 1 " of " 133 " that perished on the " Nashville " ! |
1st Class |
( CL-43 ) ~ ~ ~ " Ship Survived " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ December 13, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Salisbury, Maryland |
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Truitt, Edward Franklin |
First Class |
Glider Infantry ~ ~ ~ 17th Airborne Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 24, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Willards, Maryland |
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Truitt, James R. |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 29th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ August 4, 1944 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ England |
Last Names starting with " U " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Names starting with " V " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Ware, Bertram Lee~ ~ ~ " 9 " other crewman perished with him on this mission ! |
# 44-69871 ~ ~ ~ 30th Bomber Squadron ~ ~ ~ 19th Bomber Group ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Executed " While POW ~ ~ ~ May 26, 1945 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Arlington, Virginia |
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White, Wallace R. |
First Class | Airdrome Squadron ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army Air Force |
~ ~ ~ " Line Of Duty " ~ ~ ~ December 14, 1944 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Delmar, Delaware |
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Wilkins, Alvin Kendall |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 78th Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ March 16, 1945 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Belgium |
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Wilkins, Benton M. |
Infantry Regiment ~ ~ ~ 2nd Infantry Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Died Of Wounds " ~ ~ ~ February 12, 1945 |
Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Willards, Maryland |
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Williams, Louis W. |
First Class |
Armored Infantry ~ ~ ~ 2nd Armored Division ~ ~ ~ U.S. Army |
~ ~ ~ " Killed In Action " ~ ~ ~ April 14, 1945 |
National Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Baltimore, Maryland |
Last Names starting with " X " ~ There were none recorded ! |
Last Name ~ First Name ~ Middle Name Notes ~ ( If Available ) |
Rank |
of Service |
~ ~ ~ Cause of Passing ~ ~ ~ Date Of Passing |
Memorial |
Memorial Click on " Yes " ( Below ) |
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Young, Charles LevinCharles was one of the " Youngest Americans " to die during World War II " Age 16 ! " |
2nd Class |
tribute page for the : " U.S.S. Maddox " ~ ~ ~ " Ship Sunk " ~ ~ ~ U.S. Navy |
~ ~ ~ " Missing In Action " ~ ~ ~ July 10, 1943 |
American Cemetery ~ ~ ~ Italy ~ ~ ~ Cenotaph |
Last Names starting with " Z " ~ There were none recorded ! |
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Email any questions or comments to:
Russ Pickett ~ ( russpickde@comcast.net )
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