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
Thank you for all that you did to serve this country. We love you!
I am voting for my Friend to Raymond, who died in action on November 16,1967 at age 19. He was and alway will be loved and remember for giving his life for all of us, so we could be free, friend, Maria Mazzei/Redden
I just want to say I am a very fortunate man to have been born to such an incredible man. He passed away in 2001 and he is very sorely missed. A website has been set up by me in dedication of his military service. http://www.geocities.com/perfectprocrastinator/missions.htmlGod Rest His Soul, Long May He Live.From A Proud Son.
I vote in his name because he taught me how important our democracy is and how Germany was until Hitler
In honor of a great East Greenwich Son, Father, brother, and friend.
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.
It has been almost 22 years now that my father gave his life for his country and it still seems like yesterday. The anniversary of his plane crash is coming up on 12/12/07, and it is hard to believe that he has missed so much of my sister and my lives. I realized a long time ago that he would never be there to see me graduate High School and soon College and he will never be there to give me away at my wedding. But the saddest thing is that he will never know that he now has a new Grandson on the way (Christopher Alan).
My grandfather was in the Navy and ran a machine gun on top of his destroyer in WWII and was at Pearl Harbor. Thank you for your service, Grampy!
A 26 year old married farmer with a family George went off to war in the first draft after Gettysburg. He was a replacement in the 17th ME ID. In his first major engagement along the Orange Plank Road under Gen. Wadsworth- who was killed in that action; Pvt. Boynton was shot through the left bicep and the right shoulder excising the scapula and partially exposing it. He made it back to an aid station and ultimately found himself hospitalized in the Washington vacinity at Camp Campbell.
