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Flag Day, June 14, 2009..

Annual Pause for the Pledge of Allegiance

At 7:00 p.m. (EDT) on Flag Day, June 14, Americans all across the nation will pause to recite the Pledge of Allegiance to our Flag. While most of us know the words of the Pledge, there are a large number who do not know of its origin. 

Mr. Francis Bellamy, an ordained minister of Rome, New York is credited with the authorship of the original Pledge. It was he, who on the eve of the 400th Anniversary of the discovery of America, initiated a campaign for the establishment of a national holiday on October 12, . . . to celebrate the day on which Columbus discovered America. In his concept, he envisioned that flags should be flown over every school-house and public building from coast to coast. 

In the material which he nationally circulated, he wrote, 'Let the flag float over every school-house in the land and the exercise be such as shall impress upon our youth the patriotic duty of citizenship.' He also included the original 23 words of the Pledge which he had developed. 'I pledge allegiance to my flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.' Thus it was that on Columbus Day in October 1892, the Pledge of Allegiance was repeated by more than 12 million public school children in every state in the union. The wording of the Pledge has been modified three times. In 1923, the words 'the flag of the United States' were substituted for 'my flag.' In 1924, 'of America' were added. On Flag Day 1954, the words 'under God' became a part of the Pledge. Thus the 23 words have become 31 words. 

By a Joint Resolution on June 9, 1966, the Congress requested the President to issue annually a proclamation designating the week in which June 14 occurs as National Flag Week and calling upon citizens of the United States to display the flag during that week. 

The idea of the annual PAUSE FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE originated in 1980 at the Star-Spangled Banner Flag House in Baltimore, Maryland. Since then the concept has swept across the country in a grassroots movement supported by a broad spectrum of individuals, organizations, and businesses. 

The National Flag Day Foundation. Inc. was created in 1982 'to conduct educational programs throughout the United States in promotion of National Flag Day and to encourage national patriotism by promotion of the PAUSE FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.' 

On June 20, 1985, the Ninety-Ninth Congress passed and President Reagan signed Public Law 99-54 recognizing the PAUSE FOR THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE as part of National Flag Day activities. It is an invitation urging all Americans to participate on June 14, 7:00 p.m. (EDT) in reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. The effect of this simple ceremony, which transcends age, race, religion, national origin, political and geographic differences, is a stimulating patriotic experience at home and a sign of unity abroad. 

Flag Facts and Timeline

1776 January 1 -- The Grand Union flag is displayed on Prospect Hill. It has 13 alternate red and white stripes and the British Union Jack in the upper left-hand corner (the canton).

1776 May -- Betsy Ross reports that she sewed the first American flag

1777 June 14 -- Continental Congress adopts the following: Resolved: that the flag of the United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red and white; that the union be thirteen stars, white in a blue field, representing a new constellation.(stars represent Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina, and Rhode Island)

1787 Captain Robert Gray carries the flag around the world on his sailing vessel (around the tip of South America, to China, and beyond). He discovered a great river and named it after his boat The Columbia. His discovery was the basis of America's claim to the Oregon Territory.

1795 -- Flag with 15 stars and 15 stripes (Vermont, Kentucky)  only -- Flag with 15 stripes.

1813 Mary Pickersgill sews first "official" U. S. flag, "The Star-Spangled Banner" under contract of the U. S. Government.

1814 September 14 -- Francis Scott Key writes "The Star-Spangled Banner." It officially becomes the national anthem in 1931.

1818 -- Flag with 20 stars and 13 stripes (it remains at 13 hereafter) (Tennessee, Ohio, Louisiana, Indiana, Mississippi) (Leepson, p. 81)

1819 -- Flag with 21 stars (Illinois)

1820 -- Flag with 23 stars (Alabama, Maine) first -- Flag on Pikes Peak

1822 -- Flag with 24 stars (Missouri)

1836 -- Flag with 25 stars (Arkansas)

1837 -- Flag with 26 stars (Michigan) July 4, 1837

1845 -- Flag with 27 stars (Florida) July 4, 1845

1846 -- Flag with 28 stars (Texas) July 4, 1846

1847 -- Flag with 29 stars (Iowa)

1848 -- Flag with 30 stars (Wisconsin)

1851 -- Flag with 31 stars (California)

1858 -- Flag with 32 stars (Minnesota)

1859 -- Flag with 33 stars (Oregon)

1861 -- Flag with 34 stars; (Kansas) first Confederate -- Flag (Stars and Bars) adopted in Montgomery, Alabama

1863 -- Flag with 35 stars (West Virginia)

1865 -- Flag with 36 stars (Nevada)

1867 -- Flag with 37 stars (Nebraska)

1869 First -- Flag on a postage stamp

1877 -- Flag with 38 stars (Colorado)

1890 -- Flag with 43 stars (North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Washington, Idaho)

1891 -- Flag with 44 stars (Wyoming)

1892 "Pledge of Allegiance" first published in a magazine called "The Youth's Companion," written by Francis Bellamy. The words, "under God" were added on June 14, 1954.

1896 -- Flag with 45 stars (Utah)

1908 -- Flag with 46 stars (Oklahoma)

1909 Robert Peary places the -- Flag his wife sewed atop the North Pole. He left pieces of another -- Flag along the way. He was never censored for his action.

1912 -- Flag with 48 stars (New Mexico, Arizona)

1945 The -- Flag that flew over Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, is flown over the White House on August 14, when the Japanese accepted surrender terms.

1949 August 3 -- Truman signs bill requesting the President call for -- Flag Day (June 14) observance each year by proclamation.

1959 -- Flag with 49 stars (Alaska)

1960 -- Flag with 50 stars (Hawaii)

1963 -- Flag placed on top of Mount Everest by Barry Bishop.

1969 July 20 -- The American -- Flag is placed on the moon by Neil Armstrong.

1995 June 28 � The -- Flag Desecration Constitutional Amendment clears the House with 22 more votes than needed. The Amendment to the Constitution would make burning the Flag a punishable crime.

1995 December 12 -- The Amendment is narrowly defeated in the Senate.

1997 June 12 - Amendment passes House with 20 votes more than needed.

1998 October 7 - Amendment again lost in Senate, citing lack of time to sufficiently debate the amendment.

1999 June 24 - Amendment passes House with 15 more votes than needed.

2000 March 29 � Amendment falls 4 short in Senate.

2001 July 17 - Amendment passes House for the fourth time in consecutive Congresses.

2002 January - December -- Senate leadership in 107th Congress does not allow amendment on the floor.

2003 June 3 - Amendment sails through House with 300 -125 vote.

2004 January - December -- Senate leadership in 108th Congress does not get amendment on the floor.

2005 June - Amendment passes in House for 6th consecutive time.

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"To know yet to think that one does not know is best; 
Not to know yet to think that one knows will lead to difficulty." 
- Lao-Tzu 71:1

MEMORIAL DAY



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Hicksville Vietnam War Era Proposed Memorial

An effort has been underway for quite some time with hopes of dedicating a Hicksville Vietnam War Era Memorial Monument at a frequently visited site in Hicksville (such as Hicksville High, Kennedy Plaza, etc.) sometime in 2010 once we have exhausted the possibility of finding Veterans who served on active duty during that era and once we have the approval from the necessary Hicksville, Town of Oyster Bay and Nassau County authorities, as needed, to do so.

Our List of Names of those who served has expanded through time to time announcements in HixNews.  When the list was published in the March Issue of HixNews, we had about 150 names.  By the May 1 issue, we had 222 names and in May alone we've added an additional 63 names to bring our total to 285!  Momentum is building thanks to the help of HixNews and its many readers.  As a result, we will now be publishing the up to date list each month in HixNews.

A path of broader distribution in our search for the names of people who qualify to be included in the Memorial is also helping.  We are now using the Class of '59 website for this purpose and have approached the reunion leaders of other classes for help in identifying people not already included on our current list.  We know that we have still only scratched the surface so far.

To qualify for the Memorial, a person must have been on active duty in one of our Armed Forces during the Vietnam Era, but did not necessarily have to serve in Vietnam, because by being in the service at that time a person was exposed to the possibility of being sent to Vietnam and was overall an integral part of strengthening our Armed Forces during a time of war. 

Here are the overall qualifications for a person to be included in the Memorial list.  The person:

  • must have been a resident of Hicksville at some time before entering our Armed Forces
  • must have attended a public, private or parochial high school while living in Hicksville (attendance at HHS not required)
  • must have served on active duty anywhere in the world during America's Vietnam Era (1961-1973 per www.vietnamwar.com history timeline)
  • Note that both men and women qualify (We're stating this as we have very few women on our current list)

We have surpassed our goal of 250 names by summer, but know there are many more that served out there who meet these qualifications, but have yet to be identified by the project team (rough estimates indicate we should be able to collect between 2 and 3 thousand names of people meeting these qualifications).  We have access to official records in Washington, D.C. but have found that many people left Hicksville before entering the service and show a different town or city as their home at the time of entry.  So, we need to continue this grassroots effort and will also continue to use official records as a means of confirmation of all personnel on the list. 

Our Project Team has the following members after being expanded over the past month with the addition of Walt Schmidt and Joe Ingino, both of whom are very active in local Veterans Affairs on Long Island:

-        Ken Strafer, Founder (HHS '62)

-        Joe Carfora, Master List Keeper (HHS '62)

-        Carl Probst, Input Data, Class of '59 & Others (HHS '59)

-        Tony Plonski, Input Data, Class of '64 & Others (HHS '64)

-        Tommy Sullivan, Press Release Editing (HHS '63)

-        Walter Schmidt, Hicksville Local Coordinator & Town of Oyster Bay Veterans Services Officer (HHS '65)

�        Joe Ingino, Veterans Advocate, Hicksville & Long Island (HHS �67)                                                    

What we need each person reading this to do:

Please review the attached list of names.  If you know of someone who is not listed, please send their name and what you can about their service to Joe Carfora at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  Please use the information contained on the attached list as a guide for the data we need.

Thank you!

The Vietnam War Era Project Team

Footnote extracted from www.vietnamwar.com:  During 15 years of military involvement, over 2 million Americans served in Vietnam with 500,000 seeing actual combat. 47,244 were killed in action, including 8000 airmen. There were 10,446 non-combat deaths. 153,329 were seriously wounded, including 10,000 amputees. Over 2400 American POWs/MIAs were unaccounted for as of 1973.

Name (Last, First, M.I.)

Branch

Location

Remarks

High School

A

       

Adams, Fred

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Adams, George

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Aker, Alan

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1963

Aldag, William A.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Alesi, Charles

USAF

EUROPE

 

HHS 1968

Alfieri, Steve

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Alia, Pat

USA

RVN

WIA

 

Allan, William E."Butch"

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Anderson, John

USN

PAKISTAN

20+RET

HHS 1959

Anderson, Steven 

USMC

RVN

WIA

HHS 1967

Annucci, Diane C.

USAF

KOREA

 

HHS 1964

Anselmo, Michael

USAF

GUAM

 

HHS 1959

Anselmo, Phillip

USN

RVN

20+RET

HHS 1958

         

B

       

Backman, Stephen

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Bashen, Keith

USMC

?

 

HHS 1962

Baum, Stephen

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Bell, James

USA

RVN

   

Bellacera, Anthony

USAF

THAILAND

 

HHS 1966

Bertram, Gary

USAF

EUROPE

 

HHS 1967

Blum, Randolph

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1963

Blum, Reynold

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Bode, George

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Boyd, James

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Bravaco, James

USMC

?

 

HHS 1966

Brophy, Donald

USN

ATLANTIC

20+ RET

 

Brophy, Michael

USN

RVN

   

Burns, Thomas

USAF

RVN

   
         

C

       

Cacace, Vincent

USMC

?

 

HHS 1962

Callejas, Ruben

USN

PACIFIC

 

HHS 1953

Campagna, Sal

USAF

ALASKA

 

HHS 1960

Campoletano, Carl

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Cantanzaritti, Gregory

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

   

Careaga, Ronald

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1963

Carfora, Joseph

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1962

Carrera, Joseph

USN

RVN

   

Carrera, Nicholas

USA

RVN

   

Casale, Robert

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

 

HHS 1961

Cava, Michael

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Cheeseman  Robert

USAF

EUROPE

 

LHHS 1964

Chertiza, Daniel C.

USA

RVN

   

Chomyk, William

USAF

RVN

KIA (BNR)

 

Christensen, William

USAF

ISRAEL

20+RET

HHS 1959

Chupka, Kenneth

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Clemens, Robert J.

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1963

Collier, Russel

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

   

Collins, John E.

USAF

EUROPE

   

Collins, John W.

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Colwell, Timothy

USMC

RVN

 

HHS ?

Cooney, Donald

?

RVN

   

Cooperman, Robert M.

USAF

EUROPE

   

Crowell, Joseph

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Cucci, Michael

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Cullen, Michael

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Cunningham, James

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1958

Cunningham, John G.

USAF

CONUS

 

HHS 1958

         

D

       

Dalton, Dennis

USMC

RVN

   

Delia, Michael

USAF

     

Dethlefsen, Robert

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1968

DeVincentis, Phillip

USA

KOREA

 

HHS 1959

DiBella, Thomas W.

USA

RVN

 

RHS(NJ) '65

Diehl, Frank

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1962

Dobush, Daniel

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Dolan, James

USA

ALASKA

 

HHS 1966

Dorazio, Dominic

USMC

?

 

HHS 1967

Dumbrowski, Gerald

???

?

 

HHS 1964

Duncan, Bruce

USA

     

Dunne, James

USMC

?

 

HHS 1962

Dunne, Michael

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Dunne, Patrick

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Dykman, James

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1966

Dylewski, William

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1962

         

E

       
         

F

       

Federowicz, Edward

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1959

Fernbach, Stephen

USA

CONUS

   

Ferrara, Vincent

 

RVN

   

Ferro, Phillip

USAF

RVN

20+RET

HHS 1959

Filardo, John

USA

EUROPE

   

Fiore, Michael

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1964?

Fitzgerald, Richard S.

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Fluckiger, Frederick

USA

EUROPE

20+RET

HHS 1937

Fricke, Roy

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1959

Fuchs, Michael W.

USMC

CONUS

 

HHS 1959

Fuchs, William

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1960

Fulco, Frederick

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1960

Fulco, Philip J.

USAF

LABRADOR

 

HHS 1957

Fyfe, David

USAF

     
         
         

G

       

Gabrielsen, Otto

USA

BERLIN

 

HHS 1964

Garman, Roy A.

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Germain, Joseph B.

USMC

OKINAWA

 

HHS 1960

Germain, Michael F.

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Giannelli, Alan

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Gill, Thomas

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1966

Gillette, Richard

USMC

OKINAWA

 

HHS 1959

Gillette, Robert

USAF

CONUS

 

HHS 1961

Gilson, Gerald

USA

DOMINICAN REP.

 

HHS 1961

Goldman, Frederick

USA

RVN

   

Goldmann, H.

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

   

Grams, William

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Grant, Wilbur

USN

   

HHS 1966

Grecz, Walter

USA

     

Green, Charles E.

USN

RVN

   

Grotchel, Frank

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1961

Guerra, Henry

       
         

H

       

Hackmack, William

USN

PACIFIC

 

HHS 1966

Hackman, Emil

USAF

RVN

   

Hearon, Philip

USAF

CONUS

 

HHS 1964

Heer, Henry P.

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Heiss, Robert

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1961

Heney, Michael

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Henningsen, Richard

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Heppner, Steven

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1962

Higgins, Thomas C.

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

 

HHS 1960

Hoffer, Richard

USN

ATLANTIC

   

Houston, Marc

 

RVN

   

Huber, Eugene

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

 

HHS 1964

         

I

       

Ingino, Joseph

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1967

         

J

       

Jacob, Kevin

USN

     

Jacobs, Edward

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1959

Jaworski, Brad

USAF

CONUS

 

HHS 1961

Joosten, Marc

USA

     

Jordan, William

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1963

         

K

       

Kanawada, Leo 

USA

RVN

   

Karr, John

USN

RVN

   

Keliher, Richard

USAF

CONUS

   

Kennedy, Michael

USMC

RVN

WIA

HHS 1965

Kirwan, John

USA

RVN

   

Knox, Michael

USMC/USAF

OKINAWA/RVN

 

HHS 1959

Kochansky, Joseph

 

RVN

   

Kocis, Martin

       

Kozak, John

       

Kozma, Carl N.

USA

RVN

KIA

HHS 1966

Krieb, Kenneth

USAF

OKINAWA

 

HHS 1958

         

L

       

Landau, Henry

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Larkin, Harry

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1959

Larkin, Thomas

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1964

Layne, Charles

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1959

Layne, John

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Lean, James

 

RVN

   

Leonick, John

USMC

CONUS

 

HHS 1963

Lincoln, Leon C.

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1961

Lorenzo, Charles

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1964

M

       

Maas, Andrew

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1961

Maas, Brian

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Maas, Richard

USA

RVN

 

BHS 1966

Magee, Owen

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1958

Magee, Richard

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Marcheneck,  Kenneth

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1962

Masi, Anthony

USN

MEDITERRANEAN

 

HHS1963

Mazzone, Joseph M.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

McCallion, John

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1963

McAvoy, Robert

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1968

McHugh, Donald

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1964

McHugh, James

USMC

CONUS

 

CH 1957

McHugh, John

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1959

McLaughlin, James

USA

RVN

   

McMaugh, Mickey

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Meehan. James E

USN

RVN

   

Milich, Joseph

USAF

   

HHS 1968

Mojo, Victor

       

Moone, Charles

       

Mullvahill, Thomas

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1967

Mure, Joseph

USMC

RVN

   
         

N

       

Nichols, Chester B

USN

ATLANTIC

 

HHS 1958

Nichols, John

USAF

GREENLAND

   

Nolan, Richard

USA

?

   

Nordman, Roy

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1960  

         

O

       

O' Regan, Thomas

USA

RVN

   

O� Neal, Kevin

USN

     

O'Neill, Richard

USMC

     

Oates, Michael

USMC

RVN

   

Olander, Don-Erik

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1969

Olitsky, Harvey J

USMC

RVN

   

Olsen, Glen  C.

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1969

Osborne, Edward A.

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1956

Osborne, Richard T.

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Otten, Donald

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1963

Otten, Robert

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1959

         

P

       

Paternoster, Mark

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1967

Parisi, George

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Patoka, Michael

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1965

Payne, Kenneth

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Pearce, Herbert

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Peck, James

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Pelcher, Robert

USMC

RVN

WIA

HHS 1967

Perotti, Daniel JR

USN

RVN

   

Peschel, Steve

USN

VARIOUS

20+RET

HHS 1959

Pfeiffer, Robert

USAF

CONUS

 

HHS 1964

Philcox, Ken

USAF?

?

 

HHS 1967

Pietras, Robert

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1962

Platania, Joseph

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1963

Platania, Victor

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1958

Plonski, Anthony J.

USAF

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Plonski, Robert P.

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1964

Pocano, Gary

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1968

Polanski, Christopher

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Polit, Robert

USMC

RVN

   

Polsenski, Martin

USN

VARIOUS

20+RET

HHS 1959

Probst, Carl

USAF

PHILIPPINES

 

HHS 1959

Probst, Walter

USA

BERLIN

 

HHS 1957

Przybyszewski, Vincent

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1955

         

Q

       
         

R

       

Rajala, Roy

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Rausch, Robert E.

USAF

RVN

KIA

HHS 1956

Regan, John

USAF

THAILAND

   

Regan, Michael

USMC

RVN

   

Reilly, William

USMC

RVN

 

HHS1962

Ribanic, John E.

USA

RVN

   

Ricca, Raymond

USN

   

HHS1962

Rickmeyer, Douglas

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1967

Rickmeyer, Robert

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1961

Ritter, Vernon

USMC

CONUS

 

HHS 1963?

Ross, Robert

USN

ATLANTIC

   

Rozos, Michael

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1968

Rybak, Rudy

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1966

Rysanek, Daniel

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Rysanek, Francis H.

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1965

         

S

       

Sarluco, Michael

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Saurer, Charles

USN

CONUS

 

Lutheran '65

Saurer, Thomas

USA

RVN

WIA

Lutheran '67

Sawtelle, Paul C.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Schaal, Robert

USMC

RVN

   

Schiavone, Ralph

USAF

RVN

KIA

HHS 1960

Schmidt, Walter

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Schmidt, William

       

Schult, Paul

?

RVN

 

HHS 1967

Schultz, Dale E.

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1963

Schuster, Charles

USMC

MEDITERRANEAN

 

HHS 1964

Scott, Eugene A.

USA

RVN

   

Searles, Charles

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1963

Searles, James

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1967

Sherin, Michael

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1959

Siegel, Robert

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Smith, Steve

USA

OKINAWA

 

HHS 1962

Sneyd, Thomas

USA

GREENLAND

 

HHS 1963

Sousa, Arthur

USAF?

?

20+

HHS 1967

Squire, William

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1967

Steedman, Thomas G.

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1960

Stermer, Robert

USA

?

 

HHS 1959

Sterner, Ron

?

?

 

HHS 1966

Stietz, Kurt J.

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1960

Stolz, James E. Jr.

USMC

RVN

   

Stoneham, James

?

?

 

HHS 1966

Strafer, Kenneth J.

USA

RVN

WIA

HHS 1962

Strafer, Raymond

USA

CONUS

   

Strobel, Gary

USMC

?

 

HHS 1962

Sullivan, Thomas

USA

   

HHS 1963

Szymanski, James G.

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1962

         

T

       

Telephone, John

USA

EUROPE

   

Thorburn, John Andrew

USAF

RVN

   

Tisdale, Randy

USAF

RVN

   

Tisdell, Michael

USA

KOREA

   

Tomasovic, Stanley R.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Torres, Hiram J.

USMC

RVN

   

Torres, Randy

USA

RVN

   

Tranchina, Jay

?

RVN

 

HHS 1965?

Triolo, Charles

USN

RVN

   

Trubinski, Lawrence

USA

RVN

   
         

U

       

Ullrich, Richard

USA

RVN

   

Urena, Diago Jessie

USMC

RVN

   
         

V

       

Valenti, John

USN

RVN

 

HHS 1962

         

W

       

Wachter, John

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1966

Wahl, John

USAF

   

HHS 1967

Walden, William

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Walker, James

USA

CONUS

 

HHS 1965

Walker, Jeff

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1964?

Walkowski, Paul D.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Walsh, Robert

USN

?

   

Walsh, Steven

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1965

Ward, Robert

USAF

EUROPE

 

HHS 1966

Warshawsky, Peter

USA

RVN

   

Weber, Walter

USN

CONUS

 

HHS 1963

Weiss, Harvey M.

USA

GERMANY

 

HHS 1947

Wesley, Robert

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1961

Wheeler, Jack

USAF

THAILAND

 

HHS 1966

Whitney, Richard

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1968

Wilenski, Stanley Jr.

USA

RVN

KIA

 

Williams, Richard

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1960

Williams, Russell

USAF

THAILAND

   

Wilson, John

USA

RVN

   

Wilson, Robert

USN

EUROPE

 

HHS 1961?

Wilson. Robert

USA

RVN

 

HHS 1959

Wingate, Richard

USN

CARIBBEAN

KIA, NBI

HHS 1967

Winkel, Marty

USMC

RVN

 

HHS 1962

Wise, James F.

USAF

THAILAND

 

HHS 1958

         

X

       
         
         

Y

       

Yetter, Eugene

USN

PACIFIC

 

HHS 1959

         

Z

       

Zabbia, Luke J.

USA

KOREA

 

HHS 1961

Ziegler, John

USA

EUROPE

 

HHS 1963

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