People who die from natural causes or in cases such as accidents, wars or drug abuse are there every day. Therefore, it is important to deal with this issue to understand that life will not always be easy. In this category we will explain in a few words the most important facts about deceased persons, resting places such as the Arlington National Cemetery and who has what right to what resting place.
A deceased person is a human being from the moment of his death until the expiration of his post-mortem personality protection. The memory of the deceased is protected from disparagement under criminal law. After the burial or finding of a lifeless missing person, one (also) speaks of a dead person. The term deceased must be distinguished from the term corpse, which refers only to the body.
When people are dying due to the natural aging process or a serious illness, they go through the incipient dying process. In contrast to the sudden death caused, for example, by a fatal accident in a war to a military service member or veteran, the natural dying process extends over a longer period of time. This is divided into the phases of dying, in which certain signs of impending death can often be identified.
Primarily buried at Arlington National Cemetery are deceased persons who died in a military action, or their family members. However, presidents such as Kennedy family William Howard Taft, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, world boxing champion Joe Louis, the seven Space Shuttle Challenger astronauts and the Tuskegee Airmen are also buried.
Courtesy of the Roanoke Valley War Memorial: Sherman V. Burroughs from From Roanoke, Virginia, worked for the Norfolk and Western Railway before the war. He joined the National Guard and was subsequently activated into the Army. He was killed June 6, 1944, in the D-Day invasion of Normandy. He was originally buried in France and … Read more
Courtesy of the United States Air Force Bryant LeMaire Boatner was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1907. He graduated from the U.S. Military Academy and was commissioned a second lieutenant of Field Artillery in 1928. After attending flying schools at Brooks and Kelly fields, Texas, he was transferred to the Air Corps as a … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Retired Army Master Sergeant Jerry G. Kidwell, 67, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, died Saturday in his home. Sergeant Kidwell was a Special Forces veteran of the Korean War and Vietnam War. He received the Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts and was a Golden Knight. The funeral will be conducted … Read more
NEWS RELEASE from the United States Department of Defense No. 178-04 IMMEDIATE RELEASE Mar 14, 2004 DoD Identifies Army Casualties The Department of Defense announced today the death of two soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. Captain John F. Kurth, 31, of Wisconsin, died March 13, 2004, in Tikrit, Iraq, when his patrol encountered … Read more
Rear Admiral Grace Murray Hopper, USNR, (1906-1992) Grace Murray (Hopper) was born in New York City on 9 December 1906. She graduated from Vassar College in 1928 and received a PhD in Mathematics from Yale University in 1934. She was a member of the Vassar faculty from 1931 to 1943, when she joined the Naval … Read more
Full Name: FRANK NEAL VAVRIN Date of Birth: 10/28/1946 Date of Casualty: 9/8/1970 Home of Record: AUGUSTA, GEORGIA Branch of Service: ARMY Rank: CAPT Casualty Country: SOUTH VIETNAM Casualty Province: QUANG NGAI Captain Frank Neal Vavrin, United States Army Infantry, was killed in action on 8 September 1970 by an enemy mortar and rocket attack … Read more
GEORGE FRANCIS CUTTER PAYMASTER GENERAL, U. S. NAVY Born 1819 Died September 1, 1890 Purser June 5, 1844 Pay Director March 3, 1871 Paymaster General November 18, 1877 (with relative rank of Commodore) Captain´s Clerk, USS Cyane, Mediterranean Squadron 1838-41 Served with USS Truxton, Coast of Africa 1844-45 Served with USS. Truxton, Gulf of Mexico … Read more
R. T. NAGLE, 52, SERVED U. S. COURT OF CLAIMS WASHINGTON, March 6, 1950 – Raymond T. Nagle, Commissioner of the Court of Claims, died today of a virus infection at his home in nearby Brookmont, Maryland, at the age of 52. He had been ill for several months. Mr. Nagle, who had served several … Read more
On Thursday afternoon, October 26, 2006, DARRIEL WEBSTER OLIVER died peacefully at home in Alexandria, Virignia, after a struggle of nearly four years with ovarian cancer. She was 59. Darriel was born in New York City and grew up in New Canaan, Connecticut. She attended New Canaan High School, where she played basketball and field … Read more
From a contemporary press report: “It is with profound regret that the Association announces the passing of this popular and distinguished officer. This soldier-inventor was a native Californian, born at Mare Island on November 13, 1878, and raised in the midst of the environment of the Old Navy, the son of Lieutenant Commander Richard M. … Read more
Philip M. Price of Pennsylvania Appointed from Pennsylvania, Cadet, United States Military Academy, 1 July 1865 (4) Second Lieutenant, 2nd U. S. Artillery, 15 June 1869 Transferred to the Corps of Engineers, 10 June 1872 First Lieutenant, 30 September 1873 Captain, 10 January 1883 Died 4 October 1894 WASHINGTON, October 8, 1894 – The remains … Read more
Edward Richmond Seay, Sr., Lieutenant Commander, United States Navy (retired), age 80, of Cottageville, South Carolina, died Monday, May 19, 2003. A memorial service will be held at St. Jude’s Episcopal Church on Monday, May 26, 2003 at 10 AM with Rev. James Lewis, officiating. Burial will be at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia. Commander … Read more
Peter Martin Boehm of New York Appointed from Montana, Private General Mounted Service and Bugler Troop B, 2nd Cavalry, 3 July 1858 to 3 July 1863 Private, General Services, 3 September 1863 to 1 March 1865 Second Lieutenant, 15th New York Cavalry, 1 March 1865 Honorably mustered out 4 October 1865 Second Lieutenant, 4th U. … Read more
From a contemporary press report When General Gene Fischer took over as 1st Tactical Fighter Wing commander at Langley Air Force Base in Virginia in 1982 and as commander of Nellis Air Force Base a year later, they were not performing at peak efficiency. When Fischer left Langley for the Las Vegas job, his successor … Read more
From a contemporary press report William Horace Duncan Jr., 57, a retired Army major whose career included command of personnel operations in the Medical Service Corps, died of non-Hodgkins lymphoma August 1, 1998 at home in Laurel, Maryland. Major Duncan was born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and graduated from Morgan State University. His began his military … Read more
Frederic Dahl Evans born in 1887 in Illinois Appointed from Illinois, Cadet, U.S. Military Academy, 1 Setpember 1883 (56) Additional Second Lieutenant, 22nd U. S. Infantry, 1 July 1887 Second Lieutenant, 18th U. S. Infantry, 6 October 1887 First Lieutenant, 24th U. S. Infantry, 21 January 1895 Transferred to the 18th U. S. Infantry, 16 … Read more
Born at Honesdale, Pennsylvania, August 29, 1899, he graduated from West Point in 1920 and was commissioned in the Coast Artillery. After graduating from the Coast Artillery School in 1921, he served in Rhode Island and the Philippines. He was an instructor at West Point, 1926-30, and after a second tour in the Philippines, 1934-35. … Read more
Contemporary press report: The wife of Warren E. Burger, retired Chief Justice of the US, died in her sleep on Mon, a spokeswoman for Supreme Court said. She was 84 years old and lived in Alexandria, VA. She had a cardiac condition for years, the spokeswoman, Toni House, said on Monday. She was an amateur water … Read more
Born in Ireland on July 11, 1890, he studied for the priesthood in Spain but decided that he did not have the vocation and emigrated to New York City in 1910. He found work as a plaster’s helper, longshoreman and as a policeman. While with the New York City Police Department he attended law school … Read more
2 January 1969 – Army Lieutenant Colonel Thomas F. O’Dea, Jr. knew what it was like to be fighting a war thousands of miles away from home on Christmas Day – the loneliness, longing, and fear. He was a career soldier, and Christmas found him him acting as military adviser in Tay Hinh province northwest … Read more
From a contemporary press report: John P. “Jack” Jarabak Jr., 49, a Navy rear admiral who was the major program manager for submarine combat systems, died of coronary artery disease August 12, 1998 at home in Alexandria, Virginia, where he had lived for the last six years. Admiral Jarabak had specialized in submarines for most … Read more
Alfred Reynolds was born 7 September 1853 in Hampton, Virginia, the son of Major General Joseph Jones Reynolds, United States Army, and Mary E. (Bainbridge) Reynolds. He married Louise S. Norton, 28 April 1880. He married again to Sarah Josephine LeCand, 4 October 1921. He made his home in Gulfsport, Mississippi. He died in the United … Read more
From a contemporary press report: John Stephen Sullivan Jr., 83, an Army Colonel who capped a 30-year military career in 1974 as Secretary of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces at Fort McNair, died of heart disease April 18, 2004, at Virginia Medical Center-Arlington, Virginia. Colonel Sullivan, a Washington area resident since 1963, was … Read more
Born in New York City on November 18, 1844, he earned the Medal of Honor in the Civil War while serving as Second Lieutenant, Company G, 116th U.S. Colored Troops at Dutch Gap, Virginia, January 1, 1865. The Medal was actually issued to him on December 8, 1898. He died on July 29, 1906 and … Read more
Courtesy of the Arizona Republic Crash site discovery stirs widow’s memory By Angela Cara Pancrazio, The Arizona Republic July 01, 2001 GRAY MOUNTAIN, NAVAJO NATION The sun sets behind Gray Mountain. It will be dark soon. Inside the tiny house perched alone on a windswept plain, the Begay family lights a lantern. The grandson grabs … Read more
Joseph Clancy, born on September 29, 1863, he was awarded the Medal of Honor while serving in the China Relief Expedition which quelled the Boxer Rebellion in that country on June 13-20 and 21-22, 1901. Lieutenant Clancy died on February 2, 1929 and was buried in Section 7 of Arlington National Cemetery. CLANCY, JOSEPH LT USNAVY VETERAN … Read more
From a contemporary news report: “John Parsons Wheeler, Jr., an authority on Armor operations and a veteran of three wars, died September 29, 1995 of heart ailments at Perry Point Veterans Medical Center, Virginia. He was 77. “Perhaps the highest-profile venture in his career was heading the American tank unit during World War II that … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Jacques Sherman Jr., 86, a native Washingtonian and longtime Army physician who monitored John Glenn’s health during the first U.S. manned orbital mission, died June 9, 2003, at a hospital in Miami Beach. He had emphysema. Dr. Sherman, who grew up on Long Island, New York, spent almost 25 years … Read more
Peyton Conway Jr., Second Lieutenant, United States Army, was born at Fort Monroe, Virginia, December 31, 1896. His father (General Peyton C. March) was the World War I Army Chief of Staff. He graduated from Western High School, Washington, D.C., in 1914 and attended St. Alban’s School for a year, and at Lafayette College, Easton, … Read more
Anderson was born in Wilmington, North Carolina. He was appointed a cadet midshipman to the United States Naval Academy from the 3rd Congressional District of North Carolina, on 28 June 1878, and graduated with the Class of 1882, receiving his ensign’s stripe on 1 July 1884 after the customary two year’s sea duty. Anderson advanced … Read more
William Krause of Pennsylvania Appointed from Pennsylvania, Cadet, United States Military Academy, 1 September 1861 (42) Second Lieutenant and First Lieutenant, 19th Infantry, 23 June 1865 Transferred to 37th Infantry, 21 September 1866 Transferred to 3rd Infantry, 11 August 1869 Captain, 1 July 1885 Retired 23 April 1890 Died 24 January 1901 KRAUSE, WILLIAM CAPT … Read more
On The Pentagon, 11 September 2001 Memorial Amphitheater, Arlington National Cemetery, 12 September 2002 Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said here today those killed in the Pentagon attack “died because they were Americans. Put another way, they died because they were part of a nation that believes in freedom.” Rumsfeld spoke at the cemetery’s amphitheater at … Read more
Claudius Miller (“Speck”) Easley was born at Thorp Spring, Texas, on July 11, 1891, the eldest son of Claudia Miller and Alexander Campbell Easley. At the age of four he moved with his family to Waco, Texas, where he grew up and was graduated from Waco High School in 1911. While in highschool he enlisted … Read more
In 1963, Morrill Worcester was 12 years old and on his first trip outside Maine when he visited Arlington National Cemetery, in Virginia, our national shrine to America’s military heroes. He won the trip as a paperboy in a contest and was so impressed by what he saw there that he vowed he would always … Read more
NEWS RELEASES from the United States Department of Defense No. 244-07 IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 05, 2007 DoD Identifies Marine Casualty The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. Staff Sergeant Dustin M. Gould, 28, of Longmont, Colorado, died March 2, 2007, while conducting combat operations in … Read more
Full Name: MICHAEL RAY WERDEHOFF Date of Birth: 9/13/1942 Date of Casualty: 4/19/1968 Home of Record: TOLEDO, OHIO Branch of Service: ARMY Rank: MSGT Casualty Country: SOUTH VIETNAM Casualty Province: QUANG TRI Status: MIA Date of Loss: 19 April 1968 Country of Loss: South Vietnam Loss Coordinates: 161918N 1070923E (YD291087) Status (in 1973): Missing In … Read more
L Sprague de Camp, Nov 27, 1907 – Nov 6, 2000 L(yon) Sprague de Camp, noted science fiction and fantasy writer of the Golden Age, born in New York City on November 27, 1907, passed away on November 6, 2000 in Plano, Texas. Formerly a resident of Villanova, Pennsylvania, Sprague and his late wife Catherine … Read more
George Holland Weeks, Commander, United States Navy (retired) died on January 2, 2002. He was a 1952 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and a combat veteran of Korea and Vietnam, and died on the island of Guam. On Guam, he served as Executive Officer of Naval Station and worked with numerous charities, including the … Read more
From a contemporary press report: After a heroic three-year battle with cancer, the man who strongly contributed to making current ham radio satellites a reality, Colonel John Browning, W6SP, died on January 23, 1996 at Torrence Memorial Medical Center in California. A decade ago, John had been AMSAT Chairman. His leadership guided AMSAT North America … Read more
In 1899, Anna Turner went to Cuba on a cattle boat with 1,400 U.S. troops, 720 horses and mules and nine other Nurses for service in the Spanish-American War. She spent two years in the Yellow Fever Hospital under General William Gorgas. She caught the disease and returned to the United States, but when Gorgas went … Read more
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U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) News Release IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 081-07 January 24, 2007 DoD Identifies Army Casualties The Department of Defense announced today the death of 12 soldiers who were supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. They died in Baghdad, Iraq, on January 20, 2007, when the UH-60 Black … Read more
Adelbert Rinaldo Buffington of Virginia Appointed from Virginia, Cadet, United States Military Academy, 1 July 1856 (7) Brevet Second Lieutenant, Ordnance, 6 May 1861 Second Lieutenant, 14 may 1861 First Lieutenant, 22 July 1861 Captain, 3 March 1863 Major, 23 June 1874 Lieutenant Colonel, 1 June 1881 Colonel, 28 February 1889 Brigadier General, Chief of … Read more
Jseph Julian McLachlan, 85, a retired Air Force Colonel, died of congestive heart failure July 28,2005, at Inova Alexandria Hospital. He was an Alexandria, Virginia, resident. Colonel McLachlan was born in River Rouge, Michigan, and attended the University of Detroit. He worked as a chemist in a steel mill. He enlisted in the Army Air … Read more
From a contemporary press report: James Thomas Mathews Jr., 83, a retired Navy Captain who later served as research director for Boeing Aircraft in Seattle and the National Restaurant Association in Chicago, died of pneumonia April 25, 1999 at the Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland. Captain Mathews, a resident of Arlington, was born in … Read more
5 May 2005: Retired Army Colonel David Hackworth, one of the most decorated veterans in U.S. history who became a vocal advocate for military reform, died yesterday in Mexico at 74. Hackworth returned from Vietnam as a strong critic of the war, later becoming a journalist and author of several best-selling books. Hackworth was in … Read more
A Naval Aviator, she was the first female fighter pilot killed after the Department of Defense Risk Rule was rescinded. She was killed while making a landing on an aircraft carrier off the coast of California. She is buried in Section 60 of Arlington National Cemetery. Then and Now: Forging the way 14 November 2004 … Read more
William Myers graduated from the United States Military Academy in the class of 1852, 32nd of a class of 43, and was assigned to the Infantry. He served as a First Lieutenant, 9th United States Infantry, 1857; Captain, Assistant Quartermaster, May 17, 1861; Colonel, Aide-de-Camp, June 14, 1862-May 31, 1866. He was breveted Brigadier General, … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Norbert Anthony Zwicke, 80, a retired Air Force colonel who had been a logistics officer with the National Wildlife Federation in Vienna in the 1970s, died October 23, 2000 at the Sunrise of Oakton assisted living community. He had Alzheimer’s disease. Colonel Zwicke enlisted in the Army in 1941 and … Read more
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Wednesday, August 23, 2006 The remains of three airmen missing in action from a World War II combat mission in 1944 have been identified and returned to their families for burial, the Pentagon said Wednesday. Second Lieutenant David J. Nelson, of Chicago; Technical Sergeant Henry F. Kortebein, of Maspeth, New York, and Technical Sergeant Blake … Read more
Donald Lewis Shannon, Corporal, United States Army Air Corps Born, Lawrence, Kansas, 19 September 1924 Deceased, Ascension Islands, 10 May 1945 First child of Walter James Shannon and Mary Katherine Smith Brother of Richard Lee Shannon, Elizabeth Louise Shannon, and James Lawrence Shannon. Described by his siblings as “the pick of the litter.” Graduated from … Read more
John Sheshol Witcher of Virginia Appointed from West Virginia, First Lieutenant, 3rd West Virginia Cavalry, 13 December 1862 Captain, 8 September 1863 Major, 23 May 1864 Liutenant Colonel, 6 May 1865 Breveted Colonel, United States Volunteers, 13 March 1865, for gallant and meritorious service during the Shenandoah Campaign of 1864 and the final Campaign around … Read more
Bohuslav Zdenek Kostka, formerly of Hawaii, a retired U.S. Army colonel, died November 11, 2001. He was also a veteran of World War II and the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was born in Wilbur, Nebraska. He is survived by wife Florence Martin; daughters Margaret A. Meyer and Barbara A. Treadwell; sons John M., Stephen … Read more
Born at Baltimore, Maryland, in 1836, he was awarded the Medal of Honor for service during the Civil War while aboard the USS Brooklyn at Mobile Bay on August 5, 1864. He died on November 5, 1896 and was buried in Section 27 of Arlington National Cemetery. BROWN, WILLIAM H LDS US NAVY CIVIL WAR DATE OF … Read more
Colonel Michael R. Antopol, Medical Corps, United States Army, died on August 8, 1989 at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. after a short illness. Colonel Antopol, a 26-year veteran of the Army, was a cardiothoracic surgeon and a native of Newark, New Jersey, where he was born on September 1, 1939. He … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Retired Army Sergeant First Class Harold Kovolenko, 66, of Fayetteville, Noprth Carolina, died Friday in Duke University Medical Center in Durham. Sergeant Kovolenko served in the Army for 20 years and was a veteran of the Vietnam War. He was in the Special Forces and received two Silver Stars, two … Read more
CARL P. THORPE, 58, a retired Army Lieutenant Colonel who worked for the Bureau of Indian Affairs at the Department of the Interior, died of cancer March 18, 1986, at Walter Reed Hospital. Colonel Thorpe was the son of Jim Thorpe, the American Indian who won two gold medals at the 1912 Olympic Games in … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Henry E. Steece, 80, a resident of Sunrise of CountrySide in Sterling, Virginia, for the last three years, died May 14, 2003, at the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He had cancer. A graveside service will be June 23 at 1 p.m. at Arlington National Cemetery. A … Read more
MORGAN, TIMOTHY F 59TH ALA CIVIL WAR DATE OF DEATH: 04/06/1865 BURIED AT: SECTION CONFE SITE 71 Read our general and most popular articles Phallosan Forte Anaboloxan Huusk Messer Hanfosan Nutra Digest SWISS FX Ketogen Tropfen Slimymed Hondrostrong Slim XR Elixfett Reduslim Medioxil 24 Hondrox Prima Kapseln Diaetolin Cardione PHC Beauty C+ Kapseln Colon Broom … Read more
Gina Gray says her firing as public affairs director at Arlington National Cemetery was retaliatory. Army Secretary Pete Geren has asked his staff for an internal review to examine the Army’s firing last month of Gina Gray, the former public affairs director of Arlington National Cemetery who had worked to restore media coverage of military … Read more
Alfred Conner was born in Virginia on 12 May 1844. At the time of the 1880 United States Census he was residing at Marshall, Fauquier County, Virginia. He resided with his wife, Lizzie E. Conner, age 24 and born in Virginia; their son, Charles S. Conner, age 4 and born in Virginia; their son, William … Read more
Member of Congress & United States Senator Henry Dworshak, was born in Duluth, Minnesota on August 29, 1894. He attended the public schools there and worked as a printer from1909 until 1918. During the First World War, Dworshak served overseas as a sergeant in the Fourth Antiaircraft Machine Gun Battalion. After the war he came … Read more
RANEY, J S I 9 ALA INF DATE OF DEATH: 02/15/1864 BURIED AT: SECTION CONF SITE 257 Read our general and most popular articles Phallosan Forte Anaboloxan Huusk Messer Hanfosan Nutra Digest SWISS FX Ketogen Tropfen Slimymed Hondrostrong Slim XR Elixfett Reduslim Medioxil 24 Hondrox Prima Kapseln Diaetolin Cardione PHC Beauty C+ Kapseln Colon Broom … Read more
Charles E. Grogan “He could come across as gruff, but he loved people,” said former wife and longtime friend Sharon Grogan of Binghamton. “He was brutally frank at times, but it was tempered with love.” Grogan, 58, died Tuesday at his Colesville, New York, home after a long battle with liver disease. A former New … Read more
The wife of Albert William Preston, the daughter of General Edward Ortho Cresap Ord, and the mother of Ord Preston, she was born at Monterey, California, February 17, 1851. She died at Englewood, New Jersey on October 17, 1915 and was buried among other family members in Section 3 of Arlington National Cemetery. Read our general and most … Read more
MAJOR W. C. BAKER, JR. WASHINGTON, October 7, 1966 – Major General William Clyde Baker, Jr., Assistant to the Secretary of the American Battle Monuments Commission here, died Wednesday night in Walter Reed Army Hospital at the age of 62. General Baker was graduated from West Point in 1926 at the head of his class. … Read more
Born at Benleyville, Kentucky, July 17, 1865, he earned the Medal of Honor for service as a First Lieutenant, 17th United States Infantry, during the Spanish-American War at El Caney, Cuba, on July 1, 1898. The Medal was presented to him on June 21, 1899. He died on July 9, 1955 and was buried in … Read more
WILBUR LEROY BOYER: Born March 6, 1894, in Muskegon, Michigan. Son of Harry Nelson and Elizabeth Downing Boyer. Home, Chicago, Illinois. Educated Orchard Lake Military Academy, Cornell, and Leland Stanford Universities, one year each. Brokerage in Chicago. Joined American Field Service, February 14, 1917; attached Section Four to August 29, 1917. Enlisted French Artillery; Artillery … Read more
From a contemporary news report: “May 24, 1986: A stunt plane crashed while performing maneuvers Saturday near Santa Fe, Texas, killing an astronaut candidate and a NASA engineer, officials said. The dead were identified as the pilot James Ryan Simons, 39, and passenger Stephen D. Thorne, 33, both of Houston. A spokesman at the Johnston … Read more
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GENERAL WM. L. MARSHALL DIES IN WASHINGTON Ex-Chief of Army Engineers Constructed Ambrose Channel in New York Harbor WASHINGTON, July 3, 1920 – Brigadier General William L. Marshall, U.S.A., retired, discovered of the Marshall Pass across the Rocky Mountains and constructor of the Ambrose Channel in New York Harbor, died here last night in an … Read more
NEWS RELEASE from the United States Department of Defense No. 561-04 IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 9, 2004 DoD Identifies Army Casualty The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom. Captain Humayun S. M. Khan, 27, of Bristow, Virginia, died June 8, 2004, in Baquabah, Iraq, after a vehicle packed … Read more
U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) News Release IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 705-11 August 11, 2011 DOD Identifies Service Members Killed In CH-47 Crash The Department of Defense announced today the deaths of 30 servicemembers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. They died August 6, 2011 in Wardak province, … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Ford Joel Elmer Schultz, a retired US Navy Captain, age 71, died on Sunday March 19, 2000, after a long illness resulting from heart disease and cancer. He was preceded in death by his wife Frances, and is survived by their daughter Karin Hayman and husband Glenn; two granddaughters Annika, … Read more
Courtesy of his Granddaughter, Mary Ruth Holder, 11 November 2007 First Lieutenant Edward Selby was born in Chicago, Illinois on June 25, 1894. He was killed in the line of duty in Paso Real, Nicaragua on March 9, 1930 while serving as a Captain of the Guardia Nacional. He was buried with full military honors … Read more
AMUNDSON, CRAIG SCOTT (Age 28) SPECIALIST US ARMY Of Fort Belvoir, Virginia, on September 11, 2001. Beloved husband of Amber Ann; father of Elliot Reed and Charlotte Marion. Also survived by his parents, Orland and Karen Amundson of Missouri; two brothers, Barry Amundson of Texas and Ryan Amundson of Missouri and his grandparents, Marion Brusven … Read more
Born on October 15, 1871, he was killed-in-action during the Philippine Insurrection while serving as Assistant Surgeon, 34th United States Infantry, on June 2, 1900. He is buried in Section 1 of Arlington National Cemetery. Read our general and most popular articles Phallosan Forte Anaboloxan Huusk Messer Hanfosan Nutra Digest SWISS FX Ketogen Tropfen Slimymed … Read more
Gardiner General Hospital in Chicago, Illinois, is dedicated to the memory of Second Lieutenant Ruth M. Gardiner, the first Army nurse to be killed in a theater of operations during World War II. Lieutenant Gardiner, a flight nurse, died in a plane crash near Nannek, Alaska, on 25 July 1943, while on an air evacuation … Read more
Cameron, George Hamilton Cameron, Illinois Appointed from Illinois as a Cadet, United States Military Academy, 1 July 1879 (29). Commissioned a Second Lieutenant, 7th United States Cavalry 13 June 1883; First Lieutenant 4th United States Cavalry, 9 March 1891; Captain, 2 March 1899. Nina Dean Tilford Cameron was born at St. Louis, Missouri, 5 December … Read more
From a contemporary press report: G.A. Rettig, 66, a retired Navy captain and Vietnam War veteran who piloted anti-submarine aircraft, died of cancer April 11, 2001, at his home in Fairfax, Virginia. Captain Rettig, who was born in Chicago, began his 24-year military career in 1954 when he entered the Naval Aviation Cadet program. He … Read more
U.S. Department of Defense Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Public Affairs) News Release IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 173-09 March 17, 2009 DoD Identifies Marine Casualty The Department of Defense announced today the death of a Marine who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Staff Sergeant Archie A. Taylor, 37, of Tomball, Texas, died March 14, … Read more
Kpjn Peter Johanson was born in Sweden, January 22, 1865, and earned the Medal of Honor during the Spanish-American war while serving aboard the USS Marblehead near Cienfuegos, Cuba on May 11, 1898. The Medal was actually issued to him on July 7, 1899. He died on December 14, 1937 and was buried in Section 6 … Read more
Walter Michael Murphy was born on September 10, 1936 and joined the Armed Forces while in New York, New York. He served in the United States Marine Corps and in ten years of service, he attained the rank of Major. He began a tour of duty in Vietnam on March 21, 1967. On January 31, … Read more
William Vaulx Carter (1883-1971) Born in Fort Lowell, Arizona on January 30, 1883. Commissioned in the Cavalry from West Point in 1904. Aide to his father, Brigadier General W. H. Carter in 1907. Duty with the 7th Cavalry in the Philippines October 1913-November 1915. Professor of Military Science and Tactics at Bingham School, Asheville, North … Read more
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From contemporary press reports: Captain John Morgan Duke, Jr., USN, (retired) 84 years old, of Los Alamitos, California was born April 17, 1918, in Wellington, Alabama. He grew up and attended High School in Gadsden, Alabama. After three years at Howard College he received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy. While at the Academy … Read more
BRANDT, KEITH A. Remains Recovered January 1990, ID Announced 19 July 1990 Home: Bellingham, Washington Rank/Branch: O3/US Army Unit: D Company, 101st Aviation Battalion, 101st Airborne Division Date of Loss: 18 March 1971 Country of Loss: Laos Loss Coordinates: 163811N 1062239E (XD469397) Status (in 1973): Killed/Body Not Recovered Category: 2 Aircraft/Vehicle/Ground: AH1G Refno: 1729 Other … Read more
Saturday, September 24, 2005: Kay Kipling Cowan, 91, a retired Army Colonel and former military assistant to Senator Strom Thurmond (R-S.C.), died Aug. 29 at Inova Mount Vernon Hospital of respiratory arrest and complications of bladder cancer. He was a longtime Alexandria resident. Colonel Cowan was born in Altus, Oklahoma, the youngest of nine children. … Read more
Arthur Fortunatus Cosby of California Appointed from New York, Private, Troop K, 1st U.S. Volunteer Cavalry, 27 May 1898 Captain, Assistant Adjutant General of U. S. Volunteers, 13 August 1898 Honorably discharged from the volunteer service, 7 April 1899 ROUGH RIDER PROMOTED Private Arthur F. Cosby of New York Made Assistant Adjutant General WASHINGTON, August … Read more
2.0 INTERMENTS AND DISINTERMENTS 2.1 Explanation of terms. For purposes of this regulation, the following apply: 2.1.A Interment. a. Interment. Either ground burial or the inurnment of cremated remains, except where the context of this chapter makes clear that only ground burial is referred to. 2.1.B Armed Forces. b. Armed Forces. The Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Coast … Read more
MILLER, JOHN S PVT 18 VA CAV CSA, CAPT IMBODINS CO DATE OF DEATH: 05/15/1921 BURIED AT: SECTION CONF SITE 123-A Minnie I. Miller Wife of John S. Miller Confederate Section Site 123-A Read our general and most popular articles Phallosan Forte Anaboloxan Huusk Messer Hanfosan Nutra Digest SWISS FX Ketogen Tropfen Slimymed Hondrostrong Slim … Read more
Courtesy of Dale Nichols: January 2008: MUSTER ROLL OF COMPANY *F, 27th REGIMENT, GEORGIA VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, ARMY OF TENNESSEE, C. S. A., TAYLOR COUNTY, GEORGIA, “”TAYLOR GUARDS” Threlkeld, Francis M. (or Thrielkeld) – Private, September 9, 1861. Wounded and captured at Petersburg, Virginia, August 20, 1864. Died of wounds in Lincoln U.S.A. General Hospital, Washington, … Read more
RANCHO MIRAGE, California — Kenneth Carter Schow, 78, of Rancho Mirage, California, formerly of Woodbury and Willmar, Minnesota, died Thursday. He will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery on November 14, 2008. Memorials are preferred to the Air Force Aid Society. He was born to Carter and Grace Schow. He started his aviation career flying … Read more
Courtesy of The Reverend Frank B. Crumbaugh III Commander Zimmerman was born in Vienna, Austria on 20 September 1894. He immigrated to the United States around 1900, and grew up in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Max Edward Zimmerman enlisted in the Navy in 1913. He became a Pharmacist’s Mate. He went to sea in the … Read more
From a contemporary press report: Carleton Preer, Jr., Brigadier General, United States Army (retired) died on Wednesday, January 16, 2002, at Brentwood, Tennessee. He was the loving husband of the late Virginia Preer; devoted father to John C. Preer, Valinda P. Turner and Carl E. Preer; grandfather of Lauren E. Preer, Heather Preer and Christie … Read more
To Contact This Fine Organization, Click Here One good test of a new work of architecture is the degree to which it improves its surroundings. By this measure, the Women in Military Service for America Memorial is a resounding success. Even though it is a bit too reticent, the memorial enhances an already splendid setting … Read more
He was killed-in-action during World War II during the Battle for Guadalcanal on October 9, 1942. His body was finally discovered in 1970 and his, and the bodies of five other Marines, was returned for burial in a common grave in Section 34 of Arlington National Cemetery. Also see USMC Guadalcanal casualties. JOHNS, DAVID WILLIAM … Read more
Le Roy Springs Lyon of Virginia Appointed from Virginia, Cadet, United States Military Academy, 16 June 1887 (7) Second Lieuenant, 7th U. S. Cavalry, 12 June 1891 Transferred to the 2nd U. S. Artillery, 1 October1891 First Lieutenant, 18 September 1898 Cpatain, 8 May 1901 The Colonel served in World War I. Colonel Lyon was … Read more
Born at Gifford, New Hampshire, February 3, 1834, he entred the Army from Maine, July 1, 1853 as a Cadet at West Point. He graduted from the Military Academy in 1857 with a brevet as a Second Lieutenant, 1st United States Artillery, 1857. He married Laura, daughter of General E. B. Babbitt, USA, May 1859. He … Read more