
Taps
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it is the love of something." Adlai
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OP 3 HUBERT AARON ATHENS, GA 7INF/E
WW2/43-44 SSGT 2041 OP 63
RAYMOND M. ALTRINGER TOLEDO,WA 30INF/1BN HQ
WW2 SSGT 6458 OP 22
DAVID C. ARTHUR PERRIS, CA
15INF/C WW2
CPL 2089
FBA JONATHAN G. BAATZ ALMA, MI
10FA/B
KOREA
1LT 2090
OP 57 BERNARD J. BABAL BROOKPARK, OH
DIV/AAA/
KOREA CPL 6241
OP 60 EARNEST BAKER, JR. MARIETTA, GA
7INF/TK KOREA
PVT 5914
OP 5 THEODORE J. BARBELLA TOMS RIVER, NJ
30INF/I
WW2/Sep43-Dec44 SGT 2113
OP 17 WILLIAM C. BARHAM
SPRINGDALE, AR
15INF/I WW2
PFC 2138 OP 5
JOHN A. BATTAGLIA
STATEN ISLAND, NY 15INF/MED
KOREA/Dec51-Oct52
SGT 2153
OP 5 PETER BECK EDGEWATER, FL
37INF/I
KOREA/Aug48-Apr52 PFC 2176
OP 5 EVA MAE BENTZEL MANHEIM, PA
ASSOCIATE 2187
OP 5 SALVATORE F. BERTOLINO
INDIANA, PA 39FA/B
BTRY KOREA/Oct 51-Sep52
SFC 5886 OP 17
LAWRENCE J. BOTT
COLUMBUS, OH
30INF/I WW2
CPL 7150 OP 7
MILTON G. BITZER
SPARKS, MD
64TK/
KOREA/51-53
SFC 2272 OP 60
ARTHUR L. BRANNON
NEWVILLE, AL
7INF/D WW2
CSM 2290
OP 5 LEROY BRICKER
LANCASTER, PA
7INF/CN WW2
PFC 7445
OP 33 HUGH G. BRILL
WOLCOTTVILLE, IN 7INF/
WW2
PFC 5279
OP 33 HOWARD BRINNING TROY, MI
15INF/HVMTR KOREA/51-53
SGT 5936
OP 17 BOB D. BUCKNER ST. LOUIS, MO
15INF/I & R
KOREA/Feb-Dec53 SSGT 8577
OP 18 VERNE L. CAKE
DES MOINES, IA
DIV/ KOREA/48-52
PFC 2402
OP 5 MAURO CAPPITELLA UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ
DIV/HQ CW
PFC 2443
OP 63 WAYNE A. CHABOT
PASCO, WA
15INF/A
WW2 CPL 2444
OP 35 CAMILE J. CHAISSON JR THIBODAUX, LA 7INF/K
KOREA/52-53
1LT 2548
OP 5 HAROLD W. CORKRAN
ELKTON, FL/BOULDER, CO 15INF/C &1BN HQ
KOREA/Mar53-Dec54 SSGT 5940
OP 12 JOANNE G. CRAMER
MORA, MN
ASSOCIATE 2606
OP 5 ALFRED D'ARCO
OSSINING, NY
443AAA/HQ
WW2
CPL 2614
OP 63 ARDELL T. DALLY
SEATTLE,WA
DIV/MED/ WW2/1940-46
SGT 2655
OP 54 LEONARD A. DE BORD
SALINAS, CA 39FA/A &
C KOREA/Sep52-Oct53
1LT 5347 OP 63
MARY DELONG
SWEET HOME, OR
ASSOCIATE 2680
OP 5 LOUIS J. DERCOLA NEWARK, NY
15INF/SV KOREA
PFC 2684
OP 33 DERRILL R. DERSCH
HUDSON, OH
15INF/I
WW2/42-46 2LT
8376
OP 2 GEORGE B. DEXTER
NEW SMYRNA, FL
601TD/BN WW2/May42-Nov45
T5 2738
OP 5 D. CHARLES DRAKE
GLEN GARDNER, NJ DIV/FINANCE CO
CW/Dec80-May84 SP4 6643
OP 17 WILLIAM C. ELLEDGE POPLAR BLUFF, MO
10FA/ KOREA/52-53
SFC 2819
OP 57 WILLIAM ENGLISH
EXPORT, PA
9FA/A KOREA
1LT 2826
OP 12 CLARENCE K. ESPELIEN OAKDALE, MN 10ENG/C
WW2 CPL 2832
OP 35 M. B. ETHEREDGE HUNTSVILLE, TX 30INF/K
WW2 COL 2840
OP 22 EDWARD L. EVERETT
LOMPOC, CA
DIV/MED/
WW2/Jul42-Sep45
SGT 2911
OP 33 OSBURN R. FLENER GULF SHORES, AL 39FA/C
KOREA SFC 8788 OP 11 ROBERT W. FOSTER E. WALPOLE, MA 168TH Chemical Smoke Generator Co WWII/Jul42-Nov45 CPL DOD - November 29, 2014 Reported February 3, 2015 by his daughter Melody Bentley 2935
OP 63 RALPH W. FRANCK SEATTLE ,WA
30INF/A WW2/Feb41-Sep45
SFC 2958 OP
13 JAMES H. FUNK SOUTH BEND, IN 625FA/HQ & 7INF/K& HQ
KOREA SGT 2963
OP 35 JAMES B. GALIANO Mandeville, LA
15INF/C WW2/44-46
PFC 6998
OPMA ROBERT GALLAGHER RICHMOND HILL, GA DIV/1BDE/HHC 1 BCT
OIF1-3 CSM 6858
OP 60 WILLIE D. GARNER SR PARROTT, GA
DIV/QM KOREA
CPL 8949
OP 22 STAN GOLDBLOOM
GROVER BEACH, CA 136REG/K
KOREA/Jun51-Dec53 SFC 3072
OP 13 WILLIAM T. GREEN EVANSVILLE, IN
15INF/I & 10ENG/
KOREA 3086
OP 2 GEORGE W. GRISWOLD
ANDERSON, IN
30INF/HQ WW2/Feb41-Jul45
TSGT 3105
OP 3 NOEL GUSLER JR
WHITSETT, NC
30INF/I WW2
PFC 3155
OP 54 DOUG HARDY
OREM, UT
39FA/HQ WW2/Jun41-73
COL 5769
OP 33 WILLIAM H. HARRIS
MICHIGAN CITY, IN
3rd MP Co KOREA/54
CPL 6363
OP 57 HERBERT N. HEDGECOCK
COLUMBUS, OH
10ENG/A KOREA
SFC 303
OP 1 JOHN C. HERRERA
ELGIN, IL
30INF/I
WW2/44-46 PFC 3278
OP 7 CARL E. HONNOLD CARTHAGE, IL
39FA/HQ KOREA
SGT 6684
OP 3 HOMER HUNGERFORD
ANDERSON, SC 15INF/1BN/A & 30INF/1BN/B
KOREA/Aug50-Aug52 1LT 6451
OP 5 TAG JENSEN
SPRINGFIELD, MO
DIV/HQ KOREA
PFC 3404
OP 3 KIRK A. JORDAN
NEWARK, OH
39FA/
KOREA/Jul50-Feb52
CPT 8824
OP 5 BENJAMIN A. KESSNER SCOTTSDALE, AZ
9FA/
KOREA/Mar49-Jun52
1LT 6874
OP 15 JAMES R. KLINGAMAN YUMA, AZ DIV/Combat Photo Signal
Co KOREA/Feb51-Oct52
CPL 3575
OP 1 WILLIAM J. KUNZ SOUTH ELGIN, IL
39FA/HQ WW2/Sept42-Aug 45
SSGT 3576
OP 54 ABNER D. KUPERSTEIN
SAN FRANCISCO, CA
7INF/ WW2/Mar40-Nov46
CPT 3609
OP 11 CARL E. LAUDATO W SPRINGFIELD, MA 15INF/A
WW2 TSGT 3621
OP 54 TONY E. LEANOS
HILLSBORO, OR
7INF/G WW2/45-Jul46
PFC 3631
OP 2 MICHAEL LEMME
DELRAY BEACH, FL
7INF/E WW2
PVT 3634
OP 7 ARMAN F. LEO
CAMP HILL, PA
30INF/M WW2
SSGT 6766
OP 17 KEITH E. LERUM
PLAINVIEW, NE 58FA/A
Btry FAB KOREA/Apr51-Dec53
SFC 3648
OP 7 LEROY LEWIS
BEAVER FALLS, PA 30INF/K
WW2 MSGT 3690 OP 15
JOHN R. LOVE FREEPORT, PA
15INF/
WW2 PFC
3699 OP 22
BRUCE E. LUDWIG LINCOLN CITY, OR 123SIG/
CW SP4
3721 OP 88
ORLANDO MAFFUCCI
PUEBLO, CO
39FA/SV KOREA
CPL 3772
OP 22 MIKE MAGATELLI
RIO DELL, CA
39FA/A WW2
T5 3730
FBA CLARENCE W. MAI
HAYES, KS
7INF/G WW2/Jan45-May46
TSGT 3760 OP 22
MARTIN A. MARKLEY
GLENDALE, CA 15INF/K
& M KOREA
CPT 3906 OP 54
MICHEL MARLIN
THISE, FRANCE
ASSOCIATE 3814 OP 15
WILLIAM E. MC CHESNEY SALT LAKE CITY, UT
7INF/I KOREA/52-Sep54
CPL 3877 OP 17
MERLE MEEKER ST. LOUIS, MO
15INF/3BN KOREA/Jun52-Jul53
1LT 6632 OP 3
GEORGE MICHILOFF SURFSIDE
BEACH, SC
30INF/E WW2/Apr43-Nov45
PFC 3922 OP 22
ROBERT W. MILLER
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
15INF/G WW2
PVT 3952 OP 54
WILBER J. MONIZ
HEALDSBURG, CA
7INF/D WW2
CPL 3973 OP 2
WILLIS M. MOORE
PINETTA FL
10FA/SV KOREA/Jan49-July51
SFC 3987 OP 4
WILLIAM J. MORRELLE HAMILTON, MT
15INF/CN/G WW2 CPL
4009 OP 5
JOHN MUOIO
LITTLE FALLS, NJ
7INF/SV
KOREA CPL 4003 OP
3 WHITNEY P. MULLEN
BURLINGTON, NC
15INF/I WW2
PFC 4036 OP
5 CLARENCE H. NASH JR Ormond Beach, Florida
30INF/H
WW2
SSGT 6090
OP 2 JAMES B. NAUSS
BRADENTON, FL
9FA/C BTRY WW2/Sep43-Jan44
PVT 8372 OP 35
CHARLES D. NEILSON
ATLANTA, GA
15ING/G 2BN KOREA/Apr52-Jun53
LTC 7782 OP 13
KENNETH C. PASK
QUINCY, MI
30INF/
WW2/Mar43-Nov45
PVT 5191 OP 15
BYRON C. PEACOCK
ENTERPRISE, UT
DIV/QM
WW2
T5 4196 OP 11
LUCIAN B. PERREAULT CAMBRIDGE,
MA 30INF/G
WW2 6139
FBA CHARLES W. PHALLEN
OSWEGO, NY
601TD/A WW2
TSGT 8277
OP 7 EUGENE PHILLIPS
FAIRFAX STATION, VA DIV/HQ/3RCN
WW2 BGEN 8096
OP 13 JOHN B. PIRRONE MACOMB, MI DIV/ARTY
HQ WW2
T4 7966
OP 22 JULES L. POSNER
SHERMAN OAKS, CA
39FA/HQ WW2
PFC 4277
OP 33 WILLIAM L. PRENTICE
HAMILTON, OH
15INF/
KOREA
CPL 6660
OP 11 SAMUEL R. PULIAFICO WARE, MA 15INF/CANNON CO
WW2/Mar41-Feb45 PFC 6083
OP 7 ALBERT L. PYLE GOOCHLAND, VA
15INF/B
WW2
SSGT 8682
OP 11 FREDERICK F. QUATTRUCCI NORWOOD,
MA
703ORD/ KOREA
CPL 4324
OP 3 RUBY T. REDDEN
CHARLESTON, WV
ASSOCIATE 4338
OP 2 EDWARD J. REILLY
LAKE COMO, NJ
15INF/F KOREA
CPL 6197 OP 54
ROBERT R. ROBBINS
ROCKLAND, MA 7INF/2BN HQ,
HQ 35TC.BN 4437 OP
5 GUY ROSSI BEVERLY, MA
7INF/1BN HQ
KOREA/Jun50-Jul51
SGTM 4461 OP
2 CLIFFORD RUTSTEIN
BOCA RATON, FL 30INF/G
WW2/Nov43-Mar44
PFC 4494
OP 3 JAMES T. SARGENT ANDERSON, SC
7INF/AT WW2
T5 4513
OP 60 WILLIAM C. SCHLITZ
PHENIX CITY, AL
30INF/3BN WW2
SGT 4570
OP 60 A. J. SHEEHAN
ATLANTA, GA
4INF/1BN CW
LTC 8711 OP
5 MARIE STAVOLA
MONROE, NJ
ASSOCIATE 6646 OP
5 JAMES D. STEINLE SR. DUNMORE, PA
15INF/E
KOREA/52-54
SFC 8512 OP 35 CHAPLAIN FATHER LEONARD F. STEGMAN
SAN ANTONIO, TX 3891 OP 5 LENZIE H. STOVER
UPPER ST CLAIR, PA 15INF/L
WW2/43-45 SFC
8625
OP 17 KENNETH E. STRODER
SALEM, MO 15INF/H/2BN
KOREA/Sep51-Aug52 SSGT 4778
OP 63 ERWIN M. SUTTER PUYALLUP, WA
7INF/D
WW2 CPL 4786
OP 17 JACK J. SWATSKE
ST. LOUIS, MO
41FA/BTRY A
WW2/Jan42-Sep45 CPL
4788
OP 57 WALTER L. SWEENEY
INDUSTRY, PA
30INF/ WW2
PFC 4836
OP 11 ANGELO J. TIEZZI
NEWINGTON, CT
15INF/2BN HQ KOREA
CPT 4851
OP 57 CARL Q. TOPIE
MILFORD, OH
30INF/K
WW2/45-46 CPL
4883
OP 60 JACK TYNDALL PHENIX CITY, AL
10ENG/B D & HQ PT
PFC 4886
OP 7 JAMES W. UNCAPHER
LOWER BURRELL, PA
15INF/A KOREA
SGT 4896
FBA ISADORE L. VALENTI DELMONT, PA
51MED/ & 7INF/K WW2
TSGT 4941
OP 63 ROBERT VOJTEK EUREKA, CA
30INF/G WW2
SGT 4957
FBA EDWARD WALKOWSKI
EAST AMHERST, NY 601TD/HQ
WW2 TSGT 5833 OP 35
HUGH E. WARDLAW JR MEMPHIS, TN
30INF/ WW2
COL 8871
OP 4 RUSSELL L. WIGGS SPOKANE, WA
3ID/ELEC ENG KOREA/July 51-Oct54
CAPT 5029
OP 63 DALTON W. WHEELER
MARYSVILLE, WA 30INF/CN
WW2 TSGT 5089
OP 57 DONALD R. WINGERBERG
CINCINNATI, OH DIV/HQ
KOREA SGT Such Good Men
" I know now why men who have been to war yearn to reunite. Not to tell
stories or to look at old pictures, Not to laugh or weep on one another's
knee. Comrades gather because they long to be with men who once acted
their best. Men who suffered and sacrificed, who were stripped raw, right
down to their humanity. I did not pick these men. They were delivered by
fate and the United States Army, but I know them in a way I know no other
men. I have never since given anyone such trust. They were willing to
guard something more precious than my life. They would have carried my
reputation, the memory of me. It was part of the bargain we all made, the
reason we were so willing to die for one another. As long as I have
memory, I will think of them everyday. I am sure that when I leave this
world, my last thoughts will be of my family and my comrades such good
men". All of us in the Society of the Third Infantry Division, U.S. Army, extend our sincere sympathy to the families and friends of those listed. May they rest in peace |
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The Department of Defense announced April 09, 2011 the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Sgt. Keith T. Buzinski, 26, of Daytona Beach, Fla., died April 7 in Logar province, Afghanistan of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit with small arms fire. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 30th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, N.Y. The
Department of Defense announced April 05, 2011 the death of a soldier
who was supporting Operation New Dawn. Maj. Wesley J. Hinkley,
36, of Carlisle, Pa., died April 4 in Baghdad, Iraq, as a
result of a non-combat related incident. He was assigned to the
3rd Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, Fort Stewart, Ga. The Department of Defense announced March 22, 2011 the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation New Dawn. Cpl. Brandon S. Hocking, 24, of Seattle, Wash., died March 21 in As Samawah, Iraq, when enemy forces attacked his unit with an improvised explosive device. He was assigned to the 87th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 3rd Sustainment Brigade, 3rd Infantry Division, Fort Stewart. The Department of Defense
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Operation Enduring Freedom. The Department of Defense
announced November 17, 2010 the death of a soldier who was supporting
Operation Enduring Freedom. The Department of Defense announced October 04, 2010 the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom. Sgt. 1st Class Lance H. Vogeler, 29, of Frederick, Md., died Oct.1 in Bastion, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered in Helmand, Afghanistan, when insurgents attacked his unit with indirect fire. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment, Hunter Army Airfield, Ga. The Department of Defense
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TAPS There are many stories of the origin of the "Taps:
http://www.tapsbugler.com/TapsMyth.html http://www.tapsbugler.com/24NotesExcerpt/Page1.html
TAPS: It's a song burned into the American consciousness, a tune that
wafts over both sleep and death. And it's a piece that some believe
hasn't been given the recognition it deserves. What has come to be known
as 'Taps' --- 24 notes that floated from a Civil War encampment at
nightfall to become the tune that sends to their final rests fallen
troops, policemen and firefighters, departed veterans and even
presidents of the United States --- may soon be given a more official
place in the roster of national melodies. "My idea is to have [Taps]
recognized as our National Song of Remembrance," said Jari Villanueva, a
retired trumpet and bugle player for the U.S. Air Force Band who may
very well be the country's leading authority on Taps. A veteran of more
than 5,000 ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery, Villanueva was an
adviser on bugle calls for the movie 'Gods and Generals.' He has
researched Taps, written about it, debunked myths about it (it was not
found by a Union officer on the body of his son, a Confederate soldier)
and offers what is probably the best history yet of the tune on a West
Point Web site.
Later still officials from other countries came up with their own
versions of Taps, some sounding very much like the Army's. A French
general wrote 'Aux Morts' ('To the Dead') --- after hearing Taps,
Villanueva said; it sounds much like Taps and has the same number of
notes. The Germans came up with a solo trumpet call later, as did the
Italians. The British wrote and adopted "The Last Post" ; after "Taps"
became known, and that song is now played by all Commonwealth countries
for its fallen troops and veterans, Villanueva said. As part of their
efforts to raise awareness of "Taps," the two have set up an online
petition and hope to get as many names in support as possible. They're
also producing a CD that will include 'Extinguish Lights,' Taps, and
other tunes that were inspired by Taps. |
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