RHS Exes who became veterans of the U.S. military. Some veterans
listed may be deceased. KIA=Killed in Action Updated: 10.16.2024
1924-1939 1940-1949 1950-1977 1978-Others
Class Veteran Service Branch, Rank, Conflict, & Medals
1924 Rex S. Thomas (decd) - US Army, WWII
1925 Cora Marie Kohn (decd) - US Women's Air Corps, WWII
1925 David Wier (decd) - US Army Air Corps, Flight Surgeon,
WWII, Europe, Korea in country & Japan, Major
1925 Roy Wilson (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1926 Jack Galloway (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1926 Plummer Lemley (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1927 Richard Barkley (decd) - US Army during WWII
1927 David Lawson (decd) - US Marine Corps
1927 Max Ratliff (decd) - US Army Air Corps, Warrant Officer
1928 William Brown (decd) - US Army during WWII and
Korea, retired after 20+ years service
1928 Wilbur Jones (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1928 Graham Segars (decd) - US Army during WWII
1928 Orville Tackett (decd) - US Army
1928 Charlie Black (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1929 Fred Grant (decd) - US Army, WWII
1929 Lee Hammett (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1929 Francis Plumley (decd) - US Army
1929 Leonard Pounds (decd) - US Navy, WWII, South Pacific,
1 Battle Star, AP, PL, American Defense and GCM.
1930 Beauford Anderson (decd) - US Army, WWII, T/Sgt
1930 Raney J. Bradley (decd) - US Marines, Chief Electrician, WWII
1930 Noah Byars (decd) - US Army, WWII
1930 Alton Davenport (decd) - US Army, WWII
1930 Leo Healer (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1930 Hubert Hinton (decd) -US Army, WWII
1930 Roy Plumley (decd) - Col. US Army retired, 28 years
1930 Parker B. Poe (decd) - US Army, WWII
1930 Herbert Rapp (decd) - US Army, WWII
1930 Lewis D. Warren (decd) - US Army, WWII
1930 Rufus Williams (decd) - US Air Corps, WWII
1931 Randall Blackmond (decd) - US Army, WWII
1931 Roy Bruce (decd) - US Army Signal Corps, WWII, Europe &
Pacific, Purple Heart
1931 James W. Campbell (decd) - US Army, Warrant Officer, WWII
1931 Nicol Crawford (decd) - US Army, WWII
1931 Saunders Gregg (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Lt. Commander
1931 Clarence King (decd) - USAF
1931 Edward Kliewer (decd) - US Army, Warrant Officer, WWII
1931 Elmer Norris (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1931 Dee Preslar (decd) - US Army, Ltc
1931 Charles Rust (decd) - US Army, WWII, Warrant Officer
1931 Forrest Weber (decd) - US Navy, WWII, SF2
1932 Bailey Anderson (decd) - US Navy, 1942-45, sonar technician
1932 H.L. Baker (decddecd) - US Army, nurse
1932 Chick Brown (decd) - USMC, WWII
1932 Sterling Crawley (decd) - US Army, WWII
1932 Norman Davenport (decd) - US Army, Lt. Colonel, retired,
WWII, First Cavalry in the Pacific Theater, Korea, France, Germany
1932 Robert Earnest (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1932 Bruce Harris (decd) - National Guard, WWII
1932 Earl D. Ivy (decd) - US Army, WWII
1932 Robert King (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1932 Adron Pounds (decd) - US Army, WWII
1932 James Stagg (decd) - US Army, MSGT, Korea
1932 James Steed (decd) - US Navy
1932 Jack Waggoner (decd) - US Army, Capt, WWII
1933 Norval Adams (decd) - Texas National Guard, WWII
1933 Gerdes Hodges (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Korea
1933 Dave Johnson (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1933 Robert Kidwell (decd) - US Army Air Corps/USAF, WWII,
England, Korea, Japan, Panama, retired 1968
1933 Boyce Lee (decd) - US Army, WWII, KIA near Salle France
1933 Hazel Ervin May (decd) - USAF, nurse, WWII
1933 Joseph W. Mitchell (decd) - US Navy, warrant officer
1933 Woodrow Patterson (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Electrician Mate,
KIA, Purple Heart
1933 R.V. Robinson (decd) - US Army (1945-46)
1933 Cline Walsh (decd) - US Army, TSGT, WWII
1933 Thomas Weaver (decd) - US Army, WWII
1933 Joe Weekes (decd) - US Army, WWII, 1st. Lieutenant, Bronze Star
1933 Jasper E. Woods (decd) - US Army, Warrant Officer, WWII
1934 Durward Barnes (decd) - US Army, PFC,WWII, KIA
1934 Thomas Blair (decd) - US Army, WWII, Warrant Officer
1934 Jack Brittain (decd) - US Navy, WWII, 96th Battalion
1934 Eual Bryan (decd) - US Army, WWII
1934 Warren Reynolds Cozby (decddecd) - US Army, WWII
1934 Joseph Hale (decd) - US Army, WWII, Europe
1934 Mary Helen Childs (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Korea
1934 Bruce Murphy (decd) - US Naval Academy, US Army Air Corps,
glider pilot, pilot flying B24's, B17's, B25's & C49 transports
during WWII
1934 Charles H. Porter (decd) - US Army Air Corps (1941-45), Colonel, served
with the 13th Jungle Air Force in the 390th Bomb Squadron, WWII
1934 Con Poynor (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Korea, MIA,
(assumed KIA), bombardier, 371st Bomb Squadron 307 Bomb Wing, shot
down on Black Tuesday, 10/23/1951
1934 Arthur Shelton (decd) - US Army, WWII
1934 James Westbrook (decd) - US Marines, Iwo Jima during WWII
1935 Paul Adkins (decd) - US Army, WWII, First Sergeant
1935 Aaron Anderson (decd) - US Army, WWII, KIA in Italy
1935 Arthur Baugh (decd) - US Army, WWII
1935 Rankin Britt (decd) - US Army, WWII
1935 Harvey Burch (decd) - US Army
1935 Garvin Chastain (decd) - US Navy
1935 Glynn Covington (decd) - US Army, Major, WWII
1935 William Elmore (decd) - USAF
1935 Laura Eaves (decd) - Women Army Corps, WWII
1935 Francis Fengler (decd) - US Army, WWII, Europe
1935 Garland Montgomery (decd), US Army Air Corps, WWII
1935 Avis McKelvain Preslar (decd) - US Navy, Waves, WWII,
Communications Officer & Recruiter
1935 John T. Scott (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1935 O.C. Warden (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1936 Henry Ball (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1936 William Bourdeau (decd) - US Army, WWII, South Pacific
& European Theaters, Master Sergeant
1936 E.M. Bowen (decd) - US Army, WWII
1936 Lem Bray (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1936 Earl Brown (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1936 Harlan Crawley (decd) - US Army, WWII, South Pacific
1936 Woodrow Dinsmore (decd) - US Navy, Seabees, during WWII
1936 Everett Donowho (decd) - USAF, retired in 1966
1936 William Cole (decd) - US Army, Colonel, WWII
1936 Cecil Cook (decd) - US Army, WWII, 36th Division
1936 Ernest Glazner (decd) - US Army, WWII
1936 Buster Higdon (decd) - US Army, WWII
1936 Charles Hodges (decd) - US Army, WWII
1936 Earvin Ivy (decd) - US Army WWII, SSGT, ETO 36th and
65th Divisions, POW in Eferding Austria, Combat Infantry Badge,
Bronze Star E.T. w/4 Battle Stars
1936 Eugene Kribbs (decd) - US Army, 1942-46, WWII, Philippines,
retired from the Army reserves as a Colonel in 1975
1936 Mellenger Jacoby (decd) - Texas National Guard, Military
Air Command with USAF rank of Lt. Col.
1936 J.A. Johnson (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1936 Scott Neal (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, KIA in
Alaska in B-24 bomber
1936 Henry Noggle (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII
1936 Stephen Preslar (decd) - US Navy, pilot
1936 Tommy Smith (decd) - Royal Canadian Air Force, WWII
1937 Gates Barker (decd) - USMC, WWII, Major, Pacific Theater
1937 Beverly Dudley (decd) - USMC, WWII, Major, Guadalcanal
1937 Lonnie Franklin (decd) - US Army, WWII
1937 Willard G. Gray (decd) - US Army, WWII
1937 W.D. Hayley (decd) - US Army, WWII
1937 Bill Hinman (decd) - US Army, PFC, 508 Parachute Inf, WWII
1937 Robert Johnson (decd) - US Navy, WWII, 2nd Class Metalsmith
1937 J.D. Litton (decd) - US Army Air Corps, Captain, WWII
1937 Billy S. Mitchell (decd) - US Army
1937 Riccy Robertson (decd) - US Navy, WWII, submarines, stationed
at Pearl Harbor before the attack, aircraft carriers, Korea,
Reserves for 29 yrs.
1937 Glyn Murphy (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Master Sergeant
1937 Robert Lewis Stevens (decd) - US Army, WWII
1937 C.E. May, Jr. (decd) - US Navy, officer during WWII
1937 Jack Rex (decd - US Navy, WWII, Pharmacist Mate First Class
1937 Floyd Russell (decd) - US Air Force
1938 Willard Balch (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1938 Merritt Ballew (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII, Sergeant,
served on Iwo Jima and Bougainville, Purple Heart
1938 Robert B. Belovsky (decd) - US Army, WWII, Captain
1938 Felton Brashier (decd) - US Navy Air Corps, WWII
1938 Carl F. Eakin (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII, LtCol
1938 Thomas Elrod, Sr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII,
CBI (China, Burma, India Theatre), awarded Victory, AT, AP
with 3 Battle Stars, Bronze Star Medal and was presented a
Chinese medal personally by Chiang Kai-shek.
1938 Jessie Gideon (decd) - U.S. Navy, Submarine USS Plunger, Pacific
1938 Henry H. Gilmore (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1938 Earnest Green, Jr. (decd) - US Army, Captain, WWII
1938 Dick Hodges (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1938 Ross Hodges (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Flight
Officer in Navy & AAC
1938 Kendall C. Houston (decd) - US Air Corps, WWII, TSsgt.
1938 Lewis Hughes (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1938 Raymond Landtroop (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Captain,
31 missions in a B-24 bomber, awarded Distinguished Flying Cross,
EAME Campaign Medal with three Bronze Stars & Air Medal
1938 Charles W. Lawson (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, KIA,
First Lieutenant
1938 L.C. Love (decd) - US Army, WWII, Corporal
1938 Robert Patterson (decd) - US Navy in World War II & Korea
1938 Willard Pugh, Sr. (decd) - US Army Ground Forces,
trained at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Md. in 1943
1938 D.C. Robinson (decd) - US Army, WWII
1938 Arie Sharp (decd) - US Army, WWII
1938 Homer Smith (decd) - US Army, WWII, Vietnam, Major General
1938 Billy Turner (decd) - US Navy
1938 Roger Walton (decd) - WWII
1938 Pickens Weaver (decd) - Staff Sgt 573 AAF Bomb Sq (Air Corps)
during WWII, killed in action
1939 Harold Ames (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1939 Henry Baskin (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1939 M.L. Baskin (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1939 James Brown (decd) - US Coast Guard, WWII
1939 Herman Bryan (decd) - US Navy
1939 Travis Bryan (decd) - US Army, WWII
1939 Arthur Burch (decd) - US Army, WWII
1939 John Champion, Jr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII,
B-17 Co-pilot, KIA, buried in Belgium
1939 George Cox (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, KIA
on first mission in a B-17 bomber
1939 Babb Edmonds (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1939 J.L. Ervin (decd) - US Army, WWII
1939 James Ferris (decd) - US Coast Guard, WWII
1939 John Ford (decd) - US Coast Guard, WWII
1939 Franklin Frasier (decd) - US Army, WWII, KIA
1939 Lloyd Howton (decd) - WWII
1939 Bueford Jordan (decd- US Coast Guard, WWII
1939 Morris Leveille, Jr. (decd) - US Coast Guard, WWII
1939 Harold Luckett (decd) - US Army, WWII
1939 Morris Newnham (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Naval
Officer aboard the USS. Boston in the South Pacific
1939 Robert Palmer (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1939 Electra Pearson (decd) - US Army (WAC)
1939 W.G. Pounds (decd) - US Army, WWII
1939 Jesse Smith (decd)- US Army, WWII
1939 Raymond Smoot (decd) - US Marines, WWII
1939 Lyndle Summers (decd) - US Marines, WWII
1939 Buford Waggoner (decd) - USAF,WW II, flew 35 missions over
Germany, Purple Heart
1939 James White, Jr. (decd) - WWII, served in Africa & Italy
with the Sixth General Hospital & 88th Infantry Division
1939 Charles Whitefield (decd) - US Air Corps, WWII, flew 74
missions over Germany
1939 Merrill Wilson (decd) - Officer US Army Air Corps, WWII,
ETO, Pilot, DFC
1940 J.B. Ames, Jr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, Lieutenant,
killed in plane crash
1940 Hubert Anderson (decd) - US Army Air Corps
1940 D.C. Arterburn (decd) - US Coast Guard, WWII
1940 Arturo Camacho (decd) - US Army, WWII, enlisted 1941, served
in Battery E, 60th Combined Arms Center Fort Mills,
Philippine Islands, Bataan & Corregidor Veteran. POW for 42
months, several camps in Mukaishima, Japan, Zentsuji Camp when
war ended (photo)
1940 George Falls (decd) - US Army, WWII
1940 Claude Floyd (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1940 Bob Galloway (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, B-51 fighter
pilot in Burma
1940 Ernest Gray (decd) - US Army, WWII, Europe
1940 Ira Gray (decd) - US Navy, WWII, VB19 Squadron (1942-1946),
awarded the Purple Heart
1940 Thomas Hale (decd) - US Army, WWII, SGT,
Company I, 142nd Infantry, 36th Division, KIA at Altavilla,
Italy on September 15, 1943, age 21
1940 Charlie W. Hargrave (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1940 Cicero Harris (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1940 Archie Hazard (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, killed on a
training mission in the States
1940 Bill Houghton (decd) - USMC, WWII
1940 Jesse B. Houghton, Jr. (decd) - USMC, WWII
1940 Bob Hunt - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1940 William Limbocker (decd) - US Army, WWII
1940 Francis McHenry (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1940 J.H. McKelvain (decd)- US Army, WWII
1940 Pleas Moore (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Sgt, killed in
an air crash in Newfoundland
1940 William Powell (decd) - US Navy during WWII, USAF during
the Korea
1940 Hutch Reynolds (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1940 Owen Rose (decd) - US Army, Calvary Corps, Military Police
1940 James Ratliff (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1940 Glen Rex (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1940 Ernest Squyres (decd) - US Army, WWII, Lightning Division
of the Infantry, prisoner of war by Germany, Sgt., Purple Heart,
Good Conduct Medal, European Theater, 3 Battle Stars, Victory &
AT ribbons
1940 Floyd Steven (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII in the Far
East Command
1940 Randal Thomas Jr. (decd) - US Army, WWII
1940 Jack Wallace (decd) - Sergeant, infantry, 2nd Lieutenant
in the Engineers, National Guard
1940 Ben Yung (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Bill Bankston (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Korea
1941 Albert Bradford (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Robert Bradford (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Willie Clarke (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Alvin Milton Dennis (decd) - USAF, WWII
1941 Thomas Elwood (decd) - USAF, WWII
1941 Bernice Ashcraft Ervin (decd) - US Army, 20 yrs.
1941 Marian Graves, Jr. (decd) - US Marines, WWII, wounded in
the Battle of Iwo Jima
1941 Howard Hinman (decd) - US. Army (1943-46), Battle of the
Bulge, awarded two Bronze Stars, Air Force Reserves (1950-51)
1941 Aaron Howton, Jr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, Pilot, WWII
1941 Lee Roy Jay (decd) - US Navy, WWII 1941-46, Pharmacists Mate
2nd Class
1941 Alvin W. Johnson (decd) - US Navy (1942-46), WWII, Gunner Mate
First Class on a destroyer
1941 Charles Martin (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, glider pilot,
European Theater.
1941 Royce McCleskey (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WII, trained to be
a pilot and served in the 12th Air Force in Italy, and awarded
the Air Medal and Purple Heart, KIA in San Benditto Italy on
April 22, 1945.
1941 Joe Meroney (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1941 Charles O'Steen (decd) - US Army, Korea
1941 Joseph Ownby (decd) - US Air Corps, WWII
1941 John Pearsall (decd)- US Army, WWII, European Theatre
1943-1946, 393rd Infantry 99th Division
1941 Lee Roy Pearson, Jr. (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Russell Quinn (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Michael Ready (decd) - US Navy 1/4/1943 to 8/18/1943,
US Army Air Corp 11/20/1944 to 3/29/1946, WWII
1941 William R. Reese (decd) - US Army until 1968
1941 Noble Robertson (decd) - US Army, WWII
1941 Buford Stovall (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1941 Jack Watson (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1941 Harold Weaver (decd) - US Army, WWII, 4th Infantry
Division, participated in the Normandy Beach landing on D-Day
1941 Jack Wheeler (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1941 Robert Wiesen (decd) - US Army AF, WWII
1941 Marie Williamson Tankersley (decd) - US Navy, Seaman First Class
1942 Carlton Adams (decd) - US Army AF, Aerial Gunner, 447th Bomb Group,
European African Middle Eastern Service Medal, 3 Bronze Battle Stars,
survived 20 bombing raids, Lucky Bastard Award
1942 Charles Brown (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII, Pacific Theater
1942 Buford Bryan (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1942 Ramon Bryan (decd) - US Army, WWII
1942 R.V. Cole (decd) - USMC, WWII
1942 Richard Cox (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Korea, Aviation Electrician
1942 Jess Favors (decd) - US Navy
1942 Clarence Horn (decd) - US Army, WWII, tank gunner, Battle of the Bulge
1942 Reid Hunter (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1942 Palmer Kelley (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1942 Leldon Martin (decd) - US Army, WWII, 75th ID, Battle of the Bulge
1942 Carlos R. Martinez (decd) - US Army, WWII
1942 Jerome Ready (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1942 Howard Stevens (decd) - US Army, WWII
1942 Charles Strong (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1942 Allen Ussery (decd) - US Army AC, PFC., served in
Pacific Theater, Marianas, awarded GCM, Amer. Theater. AP w/ 2
battle stars and Victory Ribbon.
1942 H.O. Woods, Jr. (decd) - US Army (1942-45), WWII, Central Europe,
2 Purple Hearts, Battle of Bulge, Bronze Star; served in 3 battles
1943 Harold Brewer - US Navy, WWII
1943 Morris Campbell (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Lonnie Coones (decd) - US Army, WWII, Pacific
1943 Billy Elder (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Odie Elrod (decd) - US Army, WWII
1943 Jack Elwood (decd) - US Army, WWII, Germany
1943 Harvey L. Fonville (decd) - US Army, WWII, Sergeant
1943 Robert Frasier (decd) - US Navy, WWII, USS Sigourney 643,
Petty Officer 1st Class
1943 Billy Gray (decd) - US Navy
1943 Don E. Hamor (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Radioman Second Class
1943 Terrell Harbin (decd) - US Navy, WWII, South Pacific
1943 James Houghton (decd)- US Navy, WWII
1943 Lloyd Huffman (decd) - US Army, retired after 20 years
1943 Lowell Hunt (decd) - US Navy (Seabees), WWII, Battle Star,
Iwo Jima
1943 David Jameson (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Frank Johnson (decd) - US Navy, WWII, radioman, Azores Islands
1943 Charles Jones, Jr. (decd) - USMC, WWII, wounded in action
1943 James Jones (decd) - US Army, WWII, Recovered Personnel Detachment
1943 Burness V. Kelley, Jr. (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Alva Kim (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1943 Joe Kimbrough (decd) - US Army Corps Reserve, WWII
1943 Merle Kribbs (decd) - US Army, retired, SFC, Bronze Star &
Combat Infantry Badge, WWII, Korea & Vietnam
1943 Schley Lemma (decd) - US Merchant Marine, WWII
1943 Wayne Lingle (decd) - US Army, WWII in France
1943 John L. McKelvain (decd) - US Navy
1943 Roy Patterson (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Billy B. Peery (decd) - US Army, WWII
1943 George M. Peery (decd) - US Army, WWII
1943 Wayne Richardson (decd) - US Naval Air Corps, WWII
1943 Floyd Rogers (decd) - US Army, WWII
1943 William Thomas - US Navy, WWII, Vet gets diploma after war
1943 Jim Wallace (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WW II, gunner & instructor
1943 Linden Williams (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1943 Bobby Woods (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII
1944 William Anderson (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Marines, Korea
1944 Gayle Blacklock (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1944 J.T. Blackwell (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
1944 Kenneth Brown (decd) - US Army, 126th infantry division, CO
M as part of the Japanese inland occupying forces during WWII
1944 Max Ervin, Sr. (decd) - US Navy
1944 Gene Falk (decddecd) - US Navy, WWII
1944 Morris George (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1944 Byron Gordon (decd) - US Army, WWII
1944 Melvin Harbin decd) - US Navy, WWII, Asia-Pacific Theater
1944 Carl Hardin (decd) - US Navy
1944 Bob Hickey, Sr. (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1944 Robert Hood (decd) - US Navy Air Corps, WWII
1944 Raymond Howard (decd) - US Navy
1944 Clyde Ivy (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1944 Leland Jones (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Neshanic naval ship in Pacific
1944 Stacy Kim (decd) - US Army, WWII, Korea, Purple Heart
1944 Fred Larson (decd) - US Army Air Corp
1944 Calvin Long (decd) - WWII, 1944-46
1944 Jack Townzen (decd) - US Navy, SeaBees, WWII
1944 Lonnie Ussery (decd) - M/3c, served in Pacific Theater,
Marianas. Awarded Amer. Theater, AP with 2 battle stars and
Victory Ribbon.
1944 Lowe Wallace (decd) - US Air Force, WWII
1945 Johnny Adams (decd) - US Army, WWII
1945 Leonard Arterburn (decd) - US Army, WWII
1945 Lilburn Baker (decd) - US Army, WWII
1945 Marvin Baker - US Navy
1945 Herman Blackwell (decd) - US Army Medical Core, Korean
1945 Robert Bundick (decd) - US Navy, served on YMS-170 minesweeper
1945 Pete Camacho (decd) - US Army National Guard, Sgt.
1945 Donnie Carroll - US Navy, 1946 Phm3c
1945 J.D. Christian (decd) - US Army, 77th division in Hokkaido Japan.
1945 Dan Conway (decd) - US Army, Army Reserves, 1946-1954
1945 W.K. Cooper (decd) - US Army, WWII, Japan
1945 Charles Cox (decd) - US Navy
1945 Lewis M. Croom (decd) - US Army, WWII in Japan
1945 Bobby Eakin (decd) - US Army, paratroopers, WWII
1945 Beverly B. Evans (decd) - US Army, SGT
1945 J.E. Guess (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Okinawa
1945 Billie McGregor (decd) - US Air Corps, 27 yrs, WWII, South Korea,
Vietnam
1945 Ralph Reynolds, Jr. (decd) - Texas National Guard, 49th
Armored Division
1945 Elvis Warner (decd) - US Navy
1945 David Weems (decd) - US Army
1945 Alwyn Williams (decd) - US Navy, WWII
1945 Elbert Herbert Williams (decd) - USAF, Korea
1946 Welton Adams (decd) - USAF
1946 Don Blacklock (decd) - US Army, WWII
1946 Gene Boney (decd)- US Army, Okinawa, Korea
1946 William Carlin (decd) - US Army, Korea
1946 James Crabtree (decd) - US Marine Corps
1946 Andrew Jackson (decd) - US Air National Guard & USAF
1946 James Justice (decd) - US Army, Korea
1946 Jack Littlefield (decd) - USAF, Sergeant
1946 Paul Mathis (decd) - USAF, Korea
1946 Raymond Stuart (decd) - US Marine Corps, WWII, Korea
1947 Robert Carroll (decd) - Airborne
1947 Bobbie Emfinger (decd) - US Army
1947 Jack Eubank (decd) - USAF, Officer
1947 T.K. Hardy (decd) - US Marine Corps
1947 Dwain Ingram (decd) - USAF
1947 Harold Jacoby (decd) - USAF, 28 yrs., MSgt
1947 Billie Langford (decd) - US Army National Guard
1947 Elzie Pruett, Jr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII,
Weapons Repairman
1947 Allen Thomas Rushing (decd) - National Guard Reserves,
Fort Polk LA 1961-62
1947 Thomas Williams (decd) - US Marine Corps, Korea
1947 Harry Wilson (decd) - US Army
1948 Jerry C. Carter (decd) - US Navy, Communications Officer
1948 Gene Deaton (decd) - USAF, Korea & Japan
1948 E.W. Everett (decd) - US Navy
1948 Winifred Hatton (decd) - US Army, Korea
1948 Bobby Hazard (decd) - US Army, 11th Army Airborne,
Korea & Occupied Japan
1948 O.G. Lanier (decd) - US Army, Korea
1948 Malcom Offield (< href="1948zza.htm">decd) - US Army, Korea
1948 Joe M. Stiles (decd) - USAF, Korea, Vietnam, MS, 22 yrs.
1948 Bill Townzen (decd) - US Army, Forward Observer, Korea
1948 Bobby Gene Williams (decd) - US Army
1949 Nick Bachis (decd) - US Army
1949 Charles Campbell (decd) - USAF
1949 Ralph Cooper (decd - US Marine Corps
1949 Leslie Hale (decd) - USAF, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, retired
after 22 years as a Master Sargent
1949 Hudson Hightower (decd) - Texas National Guard, 49th Armored Division
1949 Jimmy Ice (decd) - US Army
1949 Douglas Jacoby (decd)- USAF, Korea
1949 Allen Keener (decd) - USAF
1949 Alvin Langley - US Coast Guard
1949 R.L. Miller (decd)- US Army, Germany
1949 Maxine Landtroop Morris (decd) - USAF
1949 Keith Munnerlyn - US Marine Corps, Sharpshooters Medal, National
Defense, Korean Service w/2 stars, United Nations, Korea
Presidential Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, & Bronze Star w/ "V"
1949 Billy Perrin - US Army, Korea
1949 George Robinson (decd) - US Army
1949 Meredith Sides (decd - US Army
1949 R.C. Smith (decd) - US Navy
1949 Jack Waddington (decd) - US Navy, CDR, retired
1950 John Anderson (decd) - USAF
1950 Raymond Camacho - US Coast Guard
1950 Gene Hamilton (decd) - US Army
1950 Allen Harris (decd) - US Army
1950 Claude Harris (decd) - US Army, Korea
1950 James Healer (decd) - USAF, Korea
1950 Elbert Holder (decd - US Army 1952-60
1950 Tommy Huckaby (decd) - US Army 1952-54, Korea
1950 Madrin Huffman (decd) - US Army
1950 Harold Kimmel (decd) - US Army
1950 Wayne Loper (decd) - US Army, Corporal, Germany, Cannoneer
in the 282nd Field Army Battalion
1950 Jimmy Patterson (a href="1950zzg.htm">decd - US Navy, Korea, USS Boxer
1950 E.P. Robinson (decd) - US Army, Korea
1950 Frank Robinson (decd - US Army 1952-55
1950 Price Rose - US Army
1950 Jim Smith - US Navy
1950 Alton Stiles (decd) - USAF, stationed in Texas, Alabama,
Kansas, Nevada, Newfoundland, Thailand, & 2 tours of duty in
England, retired in 1974 with the rank of Chief Master Sergeant
1950 Dean Sutton (decd) - USAF
1950 Alvin Thames (decd) - Korea
1950 James Varner (decd) - US Army, Korea
1950 Charles Williams - US Army
1950 David Williams (decd) - US Army
1950 Miley Williams (decd) - US Army, Korea
1950 Ronald Williams (decd) - USAF, Korea
1950 Tommy Wilson (decd) - US Army during Korea 1956-58
1950 Tim Woods - US Army
1951 T.L. Bush - US Army Ret. 1953-1974, Vietnam 1969-1970
1951 Henry V. Davenport Jr. (decd) - US Navy, Korea, USS Hancock
1951 Jerry Dobbs (decd) - USAF
1951 Max E. Godwin (decd) - US Navy, radar man, USS Corry DD817 ,Korea
1951 George Hazard, Jr. (decd) - US Army, Korea
1951 Billy A. Highsmith (decd) - USAF
1951 Billy Patterson (decd) - USAF 1950-54, Korea
1951 Edward Polston (decd) - US Marines
1952 David Blackwell (decd) - US Marine Corps, Korea
1952 Lee Crawford (decd) - US Army, Army Reserves, National Guard
1952 Kenneth Foreman (decd) - US Army
1952 Curtis Sharp (decd) - US Army, WWII
1952 Donald Varner (decd) - US Army
1953 Gerald Bagwell (decd) - US Army & Navy, Naval Intelligence
1953 James Barnes (decd) - USAF, retired, 20 year career,
Radar Operator, NORAD, Korea, Vietnam, Newfoundland, Alaska
1953 Acker Everett (decd) - US Navy
1953 Bill Fergeson decd) - USAF, Guam, served 12 years
1953 Roland Goforth (decd) - US Army, Korea, paratrooper, Sergeant
1953 Fred Harper (decd) - US Army
1953 J.D. Harper (decd) - US Army, 1954-56, stationed in Anniston, AL
1953 Noel Kim (decd) - National Guard
1953 Lynn Nicholson (decd) - National Guard
1953 Jerry Rushing (decd) - USAF
1953 Herbert Williams (decd) - US National Guard
1954 Roy Barnhill (decd) - National Guard
1954 William Bratton - US Army, Basic Training Fort Ord, CA & Signal
Corps School Fort Gordon, GA 1959, Ft. Sheridan, IL 1959-1961.
Returned to active duty 1961-1962 Ft. Bragg, NC.
1954 Billy Browning (decd) - National Guard
1954 Ronald Carroll (decd)
1954 John Carver (decd) - US Naval Reserves
1954 Max Dooley (decd)- 1959-1963, Lt. US Public Health Service (medical
branch of the Coast Guard-wore navy uniform with navy ranking)
Staten Island, NY and last year at US Medical Center for
Federal Prisoners, Springfield, MO
1954 Ralph Berlin Frank - US Army 1958-1961
1954 Tommy Hinds (decd) - US Army, France, SP4
1954 Jimmy Long (decd) - National Guard, 6 yrs.
1954 Billy Mac Nichols (decd) - US Army (7/58-7/61), basic training at
Ft. Carson CO, attended surveying school in Ft. Belvoir VA.,
stationed at Camp Wolters in Mineral Wells TX, finished tour
of duty at Elmendorf Air Force base in Anchorage Alaska, SP4
1955 Duke Dixon - US Army
1955 Scott Forney - joined 147th Fighter Group in National Guard,
transfer to the Continental Air Reserve, Airman 2nd Class,
discharged in 1965
1955 Doyle Gentry (decd) - USAF
1955 Clifford Harris (decd) - USAF
1955 Bennie Hatfield - USAF
1955 Eddie Joe Janes (decd - US Army National Guard
1955 Joe C. Lawson (decd) - USAF
1955 Gary Patterson (decd) - US Army
1955 Jimmie Rodgers (decd) - USAF
1955 John Rush (decd) - USAF, doctor, Vietnam
1955 Ted Williams (decd) - US Army
1956 Buford Ables (decd) - US Navy
1956 Gerald Bratton (decd) - US Army, 101st Airborne Division,
the Screaming Eagles
1956 Claude Koenig (decd) - US Army
1956 Alton J. Patton (decd) - USAF, Vietnam
1956 Lawrence Rogers (decd) - US Army, Ft. Chaffee & Ft. Bliss
1956 Johnny Swinney - USAF, 1956-60
1956 H.Tom Sutton (decd) - US Army 1959-62, National Guard
1956 Jerry Don White (decd) - USAF
1956 Tommy Young (decd) - USAF, 1956-retired
1957 Edward E. Blackwell - US Army Reserve
1957 Charles Bonney (decd) - US Army, retired Colonel (0-6), Vietnam 1968-69
1957 Clifford Estes (decd) - Col., 36 yrs. of combined service in the
US Army, Texas National Guard & US Army Reserves
1957 Albert Harris (decd) - US Navy
1957 Paul Tipton Hinds (a href="1957yb.htm">decd - US Army, Commission Regular Army 2Lt 1962,
Field Artillery, Hardin Simmons University ROTC, Vietnam 1964-
1965, 1967-1968, Senior Army Aviator, Bronze Star V, Air Medal
(35), MSM (2), ACM, Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Bronze
Star, retired LTC
1957 Eddie Jacoby (decd) - US Army, disabled veteran
1957 Angel Renteria (decd) - National Guard, US Army, 16 yrs.
1957 John Lanny Smith (decd) - US Army, drafted in 1963
1957 Charles Tibbels (decd) - US Army Reserves
1958 Bill Creager (decd) - US Army, 2nd Lieutenant
1958 Don Deffebach - US Army, 1964-1966, 1st Lieutenant, 21st
Ordinance Company
1958 Benny Gailey (decd) - US Army National Guard
1958 Jimmy Hagar (decd)
1958 Billy Lawson (decd) - US Army, Sergeant First Class
1958 Odus Faye Carwile Phillips (decd) - US Army
1958 Jerry Price (decd) - US Navy
1958 Carole Sanders (decd) - NA
1958 Lanny Sledge (decd) - US Navy, submarines
1958 Robert Veale (decd - USAF, Vietnam
1958 Boone Yarbrough (decd) - US Army
1958 Lanny Walker - US Army, 6 1/2 yrs.
1958 Thomas Walton - US Navy, Chief Petty Officer, 20 Years, In country
Vietnam 1967-68
1958 Donald Wier (decd) - US Army
1958 David Wharton (decd) - US Army, 1st Lt.
1959 Jerry Basham - USAF
1959 Johnny Chestnut (decd) - USAF 1960-69, Staff Sgt.
1959 Willard Pugh Jr. (decd) - US Navy, retired as Chief Petty Officer
in 1984
1959 Jackie William (decd) - US Army
1960 Jerry Anderson - retired officer
1960 Fidencio Andrade (decd) - US Army
1960 Robert Brister (decd) - USAF, served 14 yrs.
1960 Joe Camacho (decd) - US Navy
1960 Jackie Daniels (decd) - US National Guard & Army Reserves
1960 Robert Fergeson - USAF, 4 years
1960 Michael Fron - US Marines
1960 Charles Harper, Jr. (decd) - US Navy, Vietnam
1960 Jack Hazard (decd)
1960 Walter Hutchins (decd) - US Army (1960-63), 82nd Airborne Division
1960 Arturo Jimenez - NA
1960 Richard Jolly - US Army (1966-67)
1960 Douglas Rogers (decd) - US Navy (1967-71), E-5 rank
1960 Robert Simmons (decd) - served in the Navy Seabees during
the Vietnam War, doing three tours of duty
1960 Charles White decd) - US Army, Vietnam
1961 Virgil Blackwell - USAF (photo)
1961 Donnie Chesnut (decd) - US Army, served during the Berlin Crisis
as a Spec 5 of the 49th Division at Fort Polk Louisiana
1961 Mickey Craig (decd) - US Army
1961 Ron Daskevich - USAF Academy, aviator
1961 James McGee (decd) - US Navy
1961 Richard Robie (decd) - US Army, Major, Vietnam
1961 Jim Robinson - US Army (1963-1966)
1961 Wayne Ross (decd) - US Army, helicopter pilot, Vietnam,
received Bronze Star
1961 Tommy Smith - US Army, drafted in 1965, Vietnam
1961 David Webb (decd) - U.S. Army Reserve, 1967-71
1961 Gene White (decd) - US Army, 7th Infantry Division's 15th Artillery,
Korea
1962 William Ables - US Navy, served in Vietnam for 3 years
1962 Bob Anderson (decd) - US Marines 1963-67, 1st Marine Division,
Marine Barracks Pearl Harbor, 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing
1962 Norman Carroll - NA
1962 Charles Fergeson (decd) - US Navy, 3 yrs., dentist
1962 Glen Fox - US Army, 1st Lieutenant, 1966-1968
1962 Roland Goodwin (decd) - US Air Force
1962 Don House (decd) - US Army
1962 David Lockwood - retired USAF CMSgt, 28 yrs., Vietnam, Thialand,
Desert Storm
1962 Dayle Penney (decd - USAF 1964-1968, Munitions Maintance, Bitburg Germany
1962 Earl Reeves, Jr. (decd) - MSGT, Vietnam
1962 David Rogers (decd) - US Army National Guard of Texas, 1964-1970,
Sergeant in the 131st Arty.
1962 Dwight Squiers (decd) - USAF 1964-69, SGT E-4 Flight Engineer
Specialist, Vietnam
1962 James Woodruff (decd) - US Army, served in Vietnam for
3 yrs., US Marines
1963 Charlie De Los Santos - USAF, Vietnam 1963-1967
1963 Denny Ewing - US Army 1978-1970
1963 Jimmy Fox (decd) - US Army National Guard 1967-73
1963 Millard Herweck - US Army 1966-1969
1963 Jerry Jones (decd) - US Air Force, jet engine mechanic, Vietnam,
National Defense Service Medal, AF Outstanding Unit Award, Vietnam
Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Sergeant
1963 Tommy Joyner (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, Purple Heart
1963 James Stephens (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, two Bronze Stars
1964 Albert Boggus - US Army 1966-1968, Rank SP4
1964 Kyge Edmonds (decd) - US Army 1966-69
1964 Dean Harrison (decd) - U.S. Army, 28 years, Korea & Vietnam,
Purple Heart National Guard
1964 Roger Polston - NA
1964 Michael Sanders (decd) - US Army, 1961-64, served in France, SP4,
medical corp.
1964 David Sutton (decd) - USAF, Capt., 1969-73, Vietnam, Distinguished
Flying Cross
1965 Floyd Ainsworth - NA
1965 Royce Boone - USAF, 4 years, 1969-1973
1965 William Dunson - US Army 1966-69, served in Europe (Germany) and
White Sands Missile Range as Crew-Chief/Flight Engineer for VIP
Staff
1965 Joe W. Edwards (decd) - U.S. Navy, Mediterranean, Vietnam, Purple Heart.
1965 Douglas Fron - US Army
1965 Benny Harris - US Marines 1967-1971, discharged 1973,
served 2 tours Vietnam 1968-1969, stationed Marine Security Guard
Headquarters Washington D.C. 1969-1971
1965 Don Hartsfield (decd - US Army
1965 Kenneth Kime - NA
1965 Billy Lee (decd) - US Navy, Vietnam
1965 Jesse Renteria (decd - US Navy
1965 Robert Seymour - US Army 1965-1968, Vietnam 1967-68, Tet Offensive
1965 Kenneth Wier Jameson (decd) - USAF, Vietnam
1965 Jerry Warden - retired from US Army as a Colonel
1965 Billy Young (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
1966 David Hale Dunson (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, Purple Heart
and Combat Infantryman's Badge
1966 James Gryder (decd) - US Army Reserves, retired as Lt.Colonel
1966 Gary Hise (decd) - US Navy
1966 Joel Jimenez - US Army, Vietnam 1969, Purple Heart, Combat Honor
1966 Mike Landtroop - NA
1966 David Mahaffey - US Army, SP5, HQ's Company USARV, Special
Troops, Long Binh, Vietnam (1969-70)
1966 Joe P. Miller (decd) - USAF
1966 Larry Monroe - US Army, Vietnam, Combat Veteran 1967-68
1966 Terry Sutton (decd) - US Army, Sergeant, Germany, 4 yrs.
1966 Jack Watson - served USAF Feb. 1967-July 1991, tours included:
CCK Taiwan 1967-1968, Dyess AFB,TX 1968-1976, Eielson AFB, AK
1977-1979, Eglin AFB, Florida 1979-1991, retired as MSgt.(E-7)
July 1991, No "Hands on" combat
1966 Billy Young (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
1967 Phil Brown (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
1967 Robert "Bob" Daskevich (decd) - USAF, Vietnam
1967 Dwight Dunn (decd) - Vietnam
1967 Dowell Hartsfield (decd) - US Navy, Medical Corps,
dentist
1967 Steve Hernandez - Vietnam
1967 Larry Rodgers (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, KIA
1967 Kenneth Seymour - Vietnam
1967 E.J. Sharp (decd) - US Army, 1966-1968, SP/4, Thailand
1968 David Speed (decd) - US Air Force
1967 Johnny Vasquez - Vietnam
1967 Jerry White - Vietnam
1968 Rickey Bryan - US Navy, enlisted in 1969, Reserve obligation
terminated in 1975, 4 yrs. including foreign and/or sea
service for over two yrs, Machinist Mate "A" school, served
on the USS Nitro ammunition ship AE-23, completed the US
Naval Nuclear Power School and was assigned to duty on the
USS Simon Bolivar nuclear submarine USSBN-641 for three yrs.,
completed a nuclear refueling/shipyard overhaul, and two
Poseidon Missile patrols in the Atlantic & Mediterranean Sea,
E-5, Machinist Mate 2nd Class
1968 Andrew Hamilton (decd) - US Navy, Vietnam
1968 Jimmy D. Hamilton (decd) - US Army
1968 Polo Hernandez - Vietnam
1968 Ricky Squyres - Vietnam
1968 Preston Sunday - US Army, Vietnam
1969 Larry Erwin (decd) - US Army, 82nd Airborne Division, 1970-72.
1970 Jimmy Alexander - USAF, Grenada invasion
1970 James Dixon - 1974 West Point graduate, served 5 1/2 years US Army,
3 in Germany
1970 Michael Noth - US Army 1972-74
1970 Bobby O'Neill (decd) - US Army 1970-1978, First Cavalry
1970 Larry Simpson - US Army, retired
1970 William Woods - US Army Officer
1971 Gary L. Poynor (decd) - US Army
1972 Ronnie Stroud - Vietnam
1972 Roland Sunday (decd) - USN 1975-86, Vietnam
1973 Mike Alexander - USAF Academy
1973 James Battle (decd) - US Army, Medic, Fort Bragg
1973 Bobby Clark, Jr. - US Navy, 1974 TO 1978
1973 Mark Dawson - US Army, retired Major, re-called to active duty
in 2003 and retired again in 2005, (photo)
1973 Robert Halbert - USAF Academy
1974 Steve Childress - USAF (1975-1979)
1975 Robert Butler - US Army (1975-2000), Military Intelligence, First
Sergeant (retired), Overseas Service (Germany, Bosnia, Ukraine &
Kosovo), Meritorious Service Medal, Army Commendation Medal, Army
Achievement Medal, Humanitarian Service Medal, National Defense
Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, & Armed Forces Reserve Medal
1976 Brenda Wells Oakley Hendrix (decd) - US Army 1979-80, disabled
1976 Joellen Hodge - US Army (1974-1980)
1977 Larry Howell (decd) - US Marine Reserves
1977 Roy Merritt - US Navy (1980-83), Construction Battalion.
1978 Hal Walton - NA
1984 Doug Flowers - US Marines, Desert Storm
1984 Paul Jenkins - US Army Reserve
1984 Richard Murray - US Marines
1984 James Ponder II - US Army
1984 Ben Weekes (decd) - US Army, Operation Iraqi Freedom
1985 Jule Shugart - US Marines
1985 Timothy Stewart - US Marines
1987 Jerry Davis - US Army, Desert Storm
1987 Robert Geraldon - US Navy, retired, 20 years, Desert Shield,
Desert Storm, Kuwait liberation
1988 Eric Bumgarner - US Army
1988 Robert Johnson - completed tour in Iraq as an armored cavalryman
(2004-2005), earned 2 commendations & Combat Action Badge, now
40% disabled due to injuries
1989 Brandon Driskill - USAF
1989 Steven Gawlik (decd) - USAF
1991 Tony Castillo - US Army, 2 years in-country, Korea, also Kosovo,
Bosnia, Iraq
1991 Donna Gawlik Hardwick - US Army
1991 Shad Kline - US Navy
1991 Marshall Perkins - USAF
1991 Michael Porter - US Army 1991-96, reconnaissance,
specialist overseas service included Germany & Kuwait, Army
Commendation medal, Army Achievement medal, National Defense
service ribbon, & good conduct medal
1991 Archie Stone - US Navy 1991-1994
1992 Christopher Bumgarner - USAF
1992 Sean Cockburn - US Army (1994-1998), Spc., served in
Operations Intrinsic Action in Kuwait
1992 Chad Fox - US Marines
1993 Eric Hamilton - US Marines (1994-2001)
1995 Fred Barrett - US Navy, active
1996 William Fox - US Navy, 1998-2001 USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72:
Operation Southern Watch, Persian Gulf, Aug.01-Jan.06 Lemoore, CA
E-6, Air Traffic Control, separating from US Navy in 2006
1996 Lance E. West - US Army (retired), multiple combat tours in Iraq
& Afgh, Computer Engineer
1997 Michael Linden - US Army, Korea Spec/4, 1998-2002
1997 Trey Norris - USAF, Currently active duty Staff Sergent,
Operations (Southern Watch, Desert Fox, Allied Force, Northern
Watch, Noble Anvil)
1997 Jason Walston - USAF
1998 Scott Harper - US Marine Corps, Lance Corporal, 4t Maint
Battallion, Operation Iraqi Freedom
1998 Troy Taylor - US Marines, 6th Marine Regiment S-2,
Operation Enduring Freedom, LCpl, active
1999 Christopher S. Hughes - US Marines, Camp Pendleton CA, active
1999 Larry Joe Martinez - USAF, active
2000 Victor Martinez - US Marines, Corporal, served time overseas
2001 Sonny Ainsworth - US Marines, active, Camp Pendleton CA
2001 Aaron Borchard - USAF, Iraq, active
2001 Robert Olgin - US Marines, Lance Corporal, active
2002 Bryan Archer - US Marines, 2002-08, Iraq
2002 Louise Daniels - US Marines, Okinawa Japan
2002 Robert Davis - US Army
2002 Justin King - USAF, active
2002 Grady Martin - US Marines
2002 Ronald Romero (decd) - US Marines, 2002-08, Corporal
2003 Jerry Poellnitz - US Army, SGT in Field Artillery, 2 tours in Iraq
2003 James Smith - US Marines, Iraq
2003 Roger Zarate - US Marines, Iraq
2004 Corky Dossey - US Army, active
2004 Jack Freeman - US Army, joined in 2004, Ft. Hood, active
2005 Sylvester Lopez - US Army, 3rd Infantry Division, Iraq, (photo)
2007 Justin Lee Riffle - US Army, joined March 2007, Iraq (photo)
2007 Ben Turnbow - TX National Guard, active
2008 Melissa Faye Hodge - US Army Reserves
2018 Troyce S. Charman - USAF
Faculty: Dr. Price Ashton (decd) - US Air Corps, WWII, Maj.
Faculty: David Allsup (decd)- US Army, WWII
Faculty: Rayneal Baze (decd)- US Navy, WWII
Faculty: James Clark (decd) - WWII veteran
Faculty: Beverly Dudley (decd) - US Marines, Major, WWII, Guadalcanal
Faculty: Jack Duvall (decd) - US Army, Germany
Faculty: Frank S. Guttman (decd) - US Army, 1969-71
Faculty: Stanly Harper (decd) - US Navy, Vietnam, SeaBees, Vietnam Service
Medal, Vietnam Campaign Medal, National Defense Service Medal,
Meritorious Service Medal
Faculty: Jerry Jackson (decd) - US Army, Korea
Faculty: Morris Jefferies (decd) - US Army, WWII
Faculty: H.G. Jennings (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Faculty: Billy McKinnerney (decd) - US Navy
Faculty: Richard McCarson (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
Faculty: E.W. Mince (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
Faculty: Tom Peebles (decd) - US Air Force
Faculty: Harold Prescott (decd) - US Army, WWII, Purple Heart,
Bronze Star
Faculty: Fred Steffey (decd) - US Navy, WWII, U.S. Army Reserve, Captain
Faculty: Avery Sullivan (decd) - US Navy, aviator, WWII
Faculty: Joe Wesley - Vietnam
Faculty: John Wilhelm (decd) - WWII
Others: Melvin Alexander (decd) - USAF, retired as Senior
Master Sergeant, 22 years service, served in Vietnam
Others: Terry James Arterburn (decd - USAF
Others: Coy Bargsley (decd) - WWII, 41st Division
Others: Dennis D. Baughman (decd) - US Marines, Reserves
Others: Jack C. Bearden (decd) - US Army
Others: Doyle Beavers (decd) - US Army Veterinary Corps, two years
Others: Johnny Hugh Bethany (decd) - US Navy
Others: Bobby Bohler (decd) - US Army
Others: Troyce Boone (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Ralph Boyvey (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, killed during
training, husband of Mary Rose O'Neil of RHS-1936
Others: Samuel Boston (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Jim Earl Brothers (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: James Van Brown (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Seldon Brown (decd)- US Marines, WWII
Others: Earl Burton (decd) - US Army
Others: Nolan Mayfield Butler (decd)- US Navy, WWII
Others: George Chancellor (decd - US Army 1955-58, Germany
Others: Jack L. Cogburn (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: Donald Conzett (decd) - US Navy, 1955-74
Others: James S. Cosper (decd) - US Navy, WWII, Korea
Others: Rickey Lee Cox (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
Others: Ray Cundiff (decd) - US Army
Others: Anthony F. Daskevich (decd) - US Army, WWII, Brigadier General
Others: Billy W. Davis (decd - USAF, 15 yrs.
Others: Vernon Deffebach (decd) - US Army, WWI
Others: William "Jody" Dunson (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: Donnal Rex Elrod (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Bobby England - US Army
Others: Marlon Ewing (decd) - US Army, Korea, US Navy, Vietnam
(CPO and MSGT)
Others: Mack Funderburk (decd) - US Marines
Others: William Gildner (decd) - US Army, Korea
Others: Morris Gill (decd) - US Navy, Korea, aircraft carrier
Antietam, flew bombing missions as radar engineer.
Others: Dr. Luther Gohlke (decd) - US Army, 49th Armored Division
Others: Bill Guess (decd) - WWII, Purple Heart Medal, European
Theater with Company L (11th Infantry)
Others: Elton Heath (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: Bill R. Herod (decd) - US Army, Korea
Others: Jack Herrington (decd) - US Navy, Navy Seabees
Others: Paul Higginbotham (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: Herman Holbrook (decd) - US Army
Others: J.B. Horn (decd) - US Army, WWII, awarded the
American Defense Service Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic-
Pacific Theater Ribbon, Bronze Star
Others: Earnest Houghton (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Freddie H. Johnson (decd) - US Army, Korea
Others: Billy J. Keener (decd) - USAF
Others: Dr. P.M. Kuykendall (decd) - Captain in France during WWI
Others: Arldene Lasater (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Harold E. Lewis - US Army
Others: Alfred Gene Loper (decd) - US Army, Korea, 2 Bronze
Stars, one Silver Star
Others: James A. Mangham (decd) - US Navy, WWII
Others: Dr. Billy Joe Maynard (decd) - US Naval Reserves, WWII, Army
Medical Corps, 1st Lieutenant, Germany
Others: Thomas McBay (decd) - US Army, 8th Cavalry, WWII, Japan
Others: Keith McDonald (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
Others: Burl McGraw (decd) - US Army, 270th Field Artillery
Unit of Patton's Army in Europe, earned 5 Bronze Stars
Others: James R. Miller (decd) - US Navy
Others: W.L. Milner (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII, Staff Sergeant
in the 8th Army Air Force, POW, EAME Service Medal with three
bronze battle stars, the American Theatre Service Medal, the
Good Conduct Medal, Air Medal and the Purple Heart
Others: Clarence Misimien (decd - USAF, Korea, Vietnam
Others: Federick E. Mitchell (decd) - US Navy, SeeBee, Vietnam
Others: Joseph Mitchell (decd) - US Army
Others: Gary D. Murphy (decd) - US Navy & Coast Guard
Others: James Nash (decd) - US Army National Guard
Others: Don Neville (decd) - US Navy
Others: Joseph Nuessle - US Army Air Corps, ROTC, piloted a B-25 bomber
based on Corsica and flew some 59 missions
Others: Robert Phariss (decd) - US Army
Others: Wesley Poynor (decd)
Others: Larry Rainey (decd) - US Army 1968-70, Vietnam
Others: Ardis Clyde Reid (decd)- US Army, WWII
Others: Donald R. Conzett (decd) - U.S. Navy, 1955-74
Others: Clifton Renfro (decd) - USAF, Master Sargent
Others: Kenneth Lee Roberson (decd) - US Army, Nuremberg, Germany for 2 yrs.
Others: Alton L. Rogers - US Army
Others: Ben Vincent Sancillo (decd) - US Navy, USAF, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, 22 yrs.
Others: Buck Schlumbahm (decd) - USAF & Army, 31 yrs., Vietnam
Others: Jerry Don Sharp (decd) - US Marines
Others: Joseph Sklenar (decd) - USAF
Others: Vernon Sorgee Jr. (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, Bronze & Silver Star
Others: James W. Stevens (decd) - US Army, Korea
Others: Michael Sublett (decd) - US Marine Corps, Vietnam
Others: Terrance W. Sutton - US Army, 1971-73
Others: Fred Tibbels (decd) - US Army, WWI, pic
Others: Robert Trumbore (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Perry Vinson (decd) - US Army, WWII, Asiatic-Pacific
Theater & Philippine Liberation
Others: Robert J. Walker (decd) - National Guard
Others: Hal Walton Sr. (decd) - US Army, 1954-1972
Others: Junior Warden (decd) - US Army, WWII
Others: Dr. W.P. Watkins (decd) - US Army Medical Corps, WWII,
field surgeon, Bronze Star
Others: Walter M. Wells (decd) - US Army, in 1961-64
(Rifle M-1) and Expert (Rifle M-14)
Others: Frank H. White (decd) - US Marines, 24 yrs. active
Others: Denver Whitley (decd) - US marines, WWII
RJC: A.W. Allen (decd) - TX National Guard, Korea
RJC: Roy Barrett (decd) - US Marines
RJC: Jessie Thomas Berry (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
RJC: Gene Bland (decd) - US Army, 1954-56
RJC: Wilbur Boone (decd) - US Navy, WWII, USS Wasp
RJC: James Calvert (decd) - USAF, WWII, top gunner in a B-26,
Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star, Purple Heart
RJC: Bobby R. Compton (decd) - Army National Guard
RJC: Charles B. Coston (decd) - US Army, Korea, Staff Sergeant
RJC: T.R. Craig (decd) - US Navy, WWII, 1943-45 as a Navy
Electrician aboard the destroyer-tender, the USS Yosemite in
the Pacific Fleet
RJC: Jimmie Max Crawley (decd) - killed in Korea
RJC: Billy Joe Dennis (decd) - USAF, retired with 21 yrs. service
RJC: John Denton (decd) - US Army
RJC: Drannon Edmison (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Wendell Winston Farmer (decd) - US Navy, WWII
RJC: Max B. Fly (decd) - US Navy
RJC: James A. Keeferd (decd) - US Army
RJC: Albert Fulcher (decd) - USAF, Korea
RJC: Donald R. Gaither, Sr. (decd) - US Navy, Special Forces
RJC: Mark Griffis (decd) - US Marines
RJC: Ray Dale Grounds (decd) - US Army, Korea, Army Occupation
Medal 'Japan', United Nations Service Medal, Korean Service
Medal with One Bronze Service Star, & Combat Infantry Badge
RJC: Waymond Greenwood (decd) - US Army Reserve
RJC: Harley Hawkins (decd) - US Army, Korea, Medic, 1948-52
RJC: August Fred Haechten, Jr. (decd) - US Army, Korea
RJC: Donald Hickery (decd) - US Navy, USS Boxer
RJC: Carroll Wayne Hogan (decd) - US Army
RJC: Carl A. Howard (decd) - US Army, 1951-53
RJC: Paul E. Howard (decd) - USAF, 90th Missile Maintenance Squadron
RJC: Freddie Dean Jenkins (decd) - US Army, Vietnam
RJC: Elgin Ray Jones (decd) - US Army, 3rd Engineer Combat Battallion
RJC: Lyndon Key (decd) - US Army, Korea
RJC: Harvey W. Kickam (decd) - US Army, Korea
RJC: Jackson A. King (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Hugh F. Lowe (decd) - US Army, 1954+, Germany
RJC: David Mailloux (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Raul V. Marquez (decd) - US Army, 1971
RJC: Peter Martinez (decd) - US Army, Vietnam, Bronze Star, Air Star
RJC: Ernest Mayfield (decd) - US Army, 1952-54
RJC: George McBee (decd) - US Army & Reserves, Korea, combat stars
RJC: Conard Miller (decd) - US Army
RJC: R.P. Mitchell (decd) - USAF, WWII, Corporal, B-17 tail gunner
RJC: Sergio Moriel Jr. (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Royce Morton (decd) - US Army
RJC: Richard W. Nash (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Henry Joe Oats (decd) - US Army, Korea
RJC: T.C. Pittman, Jr. (decd) - US Army Air Corps, WWII
RJC: Robert Coleman Pope (decd) - US Navy, nuclear submarine
USS Grant (1960-1966)
RJC: Homer D. Price (decd) - US Army
RJC: Jimmy Puryear (decd) - US Navy (1948-1952), USS Perch (SS-313)
RJC: James W. Reece (decd) - US Army
RJC: Charlie C. Rose - US Army, WWII
RJC: Thomas J. Shaw (decd) - US Marine Corps
RJC: Weldon Loyd Smith (decd) - US Army, Germany
RJC: Gregory Don Spencer (decd) - US Navy
RJC: Berry Wesley Sullivan - US Army
RJC: Virgil Vahlenkamp (decd) - US Army, Korea
RJC: Hubbert E. Vaughan, Jr. (decd) - National Guard
RJC: Jackie Wayne Williams (decd) - US Army (1953-55), military
police, Germany
RJC: Robert M. Williams (decd) - USAF
RJC: John B. Woodfin (decd) - US Army 1953, military police
NOTE: This page is dedicated to those who have served in the US
military. Please send names, RHS graduation year or "attended RHS",
branch of service, highest rank achieved, years of service, if
currently living or deceased and please note if "killed in action."
Overseas service during WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Desert Storm or other
action should be noted. This veteran list may not be complete. It
does not show how a veteran was discharged.
Ranger Vietnam Veteran Memorial
DFW National Cemetery (Photos)
Salute the RHS Veterans