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Service
Book
Coleman
County
Second
World War 1941 - 1945
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WADDELL, WILLIAM JAMES
William James Waddell, son of Lee Waddell, entered the Navy June 28,
1943; sailed to Pacific Dec. 6, 1943; fought on Saipan, Tinian, Guam, Leyte,
Luzon, Okinawa, Manila, Formosa; overseas 25 months; served with 58th Task
Force; was seaman, first class; discharged Feb. 21, 1946. |
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WALLACE, BRUCE E.
Bruce E. Wallace, son of Cal. and Mrs. Karl F. Wallace, entered the
Army Air Corps July 14, 1943; left for ETO Aug. 1, 1944; flew 35 combat
missions over enemy territory as tail gunner on a B-17; was attached to
92nd Bomb Group; awarded Air Medal with six clusters and Purple Heart;
held rank of staff sergeant when discharged Oct. 1, 1945. |
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WALLACE, KARL E., JR.
Karl E. Wallace, Jr., son of Cal. and Mrs. Karl E. Wallace, Sr., entered
the Army March 23, 1943; sent to ETO; fought in Rhineland, Ardennes, Belgian
Bulge, Northern France, and Germany with 80th Division; awarded Purple
Heart with cluster; now serving as captain in Texas National Guard. |
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WALLACE, KARL E., SR.
Karl E. Wallace. Sr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wallace, entered the
Army Nov. 25, 1940; was stationed at Camp Blanding, Fla., Fort Benning,
Ga., Fort Dupont, Del.; was attached to 36th Infantry Division; sent to
ETO Jan. 19, 1943; was commanding officer of 142nd Infantry; is colonel. |
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WALKER, ADD T.
Add T. Walker, son of Mrs. Sue Walker, was inducted into the Army May
5, 1941; sailed overseas Jan. 23, 1942; fought in East Indies, New Guinea,
and the Philippines; spent 35 months overseas; awarded Distinguished Unit
Badge; holds the rank of sergeant. |
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WALKER, BILL TED
Bill Ted Walker, son of Mrs. Sue Walker, was inducted into the Army
Air Corps Aug. 28, 1942; received extensive training In the States; left
for CBI sector in November, 1944; fought in Central and Northern Burma
and in China; spent 13 months overseas; is private, first class. |
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WALKER, JESSIE BURLE
Jessie Burle Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hubert Walker, entered
United States Marines on May 8, 1942; sent to Pacific Sept. 1, 1942; fought
on Guadalcanal; overseas 28 months; was technical sergeant of First Marine
Division; discharged. |
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WALKER, JOHNNIE B.
Johnnie B. Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walker, was inducted into
the Army May 4, 1943; sailed for Europe Nov. 30, 1944; fought in battles
for the Rhine River, and various others, while attached to a Field Artillery
unit of the Ninth Army; is now stationed in Germany. |
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WALKER, LESLIE DOYLE
Leslie Doyle Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Hubert Walker, was
inducted into the United States Army June 20, 1943; received training at
Camp Walters, Mineral Wells, Texas; held the rank of private, first class,
when honorably discharged Oct. 29, 1943. |
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WALKER, MELBOURN LOYD
Melbourn Loyd Walker, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker, entered the
Army March 14, 1945; trained at ‘Fort Sam Houston, Camp Hood, and Fort
Ord, Calif.; sent to Pacific Sept. 18, 1945; overseas eight months; served
with 738th Military Police Battalion in Philippines; discharged. |
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WALTON, ARTHUR B.
Arthur B. Walton, son of Arthur J. Walton, was inducted into the United
States Navy July 25, 1942; received training at Camp Endicott, R. I.; sent
to Pacific Feb. 12. 1943; overseas 15 months; held rank of petty officer,
first class; discharged on Dec. 31, 1945. |
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WALTON, WINFORD C.
Winford C. Walton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. 3. Walton, entered the Army
in September, 1943; sent to ETO in October, 1944; overseas 17 months; fought
in Rhineland; held the rank of corporal when honorably discharged from
service in March, 1946. |
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WARD, EDDINS WINFRED
Eddins Winfred Ward, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ward, entered the Navy
Nov. 17, 1942; sent to Pacific March 1, 1944 for 20 months’ service; fought
on Leyte, Negros, Philippines, others; served with minesweeper of Seventh
Fleet; was motor machinist’s mate, first class; discharged. |
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WARREN, PAT R.
Pat R. Warren, son of J. B. Warren, Sr., entered the Army Nov. 25,
1940; trained at Camp Bowie, Midland, Randolph Field, Fort Benning, Ga.;
served with 36th Division and Headquarters Flying Command; held the rank
of lieutenant colonel; discharged June 20, 1946. |
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WATSON, ORAN H.
Oran H. Watson, son of William B. Watson, entered the Army Air Corps
Dec. 15, 1939; sent to ETO in August, 1943; fought in Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno;
spent 21 months overseas; held rank of technical sergeant when discharged
Sept. 19, 1945. |
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WATSON, W. C.
W. C. Watson, son of W. B. Watson, entered Army Air Corps Feb. 17,
1941; trained at Randolph Field, Chanute Field, Ill., Waco, Sheppard Field,
Amarillo, Santa Ana, Calif., Kelly Field and Montana University; discharged
as staff sergeant Oct. 31, 1945. |
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WATTERS, WILLIAM ARTHUR
William Arthur Watters, son of L. Y. Watters, entered the Army Air
Corps Nov. 7, 1942; trained extensively in the States; sent to CBI Aug.
10, 1944; overseas five months; was attached to 1306th Battalion, Squadron
C; discharged as sergeant on Oct. 14, 1945. |
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WEAVER, CHARLES TURNER
Charles Turner Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Weaver, entered the
Navy Feb. 15, 1934; received training at San Diego, Calif.; sailed to Pacific
in October, 1940; was aboard cruiser Houston when it sank Nov. 1, 1942
and is presumed dead; awarded Purple Heart posthumously. |
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WEAVER, GEORGE P.
George P. Weaver, son of Joseph T. Weaver, entered the Army Air Corps
March 5, 1942; trained at Roswell, N. M.; sent to Pacific Theater of Operations
in May 1945; spent six months overseas; served in Manila and Hollandia;
held rank of sergeant; discharged. |
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WELLBORN, JOHN B.
John R. Wellborn, son of Mrs. Naomi Wellborn, was inducted into the
Army Air Forces Sept. 15, 1943; received training at Cedar Falls, Iowa,
Tucson, Ariz., La Juanta, Colo.; holds the tank of second lieutenant; now
stationed in Colorado. |
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WELLS, DEWITT ROY
DeWitt Roy Wells, son of Mrs. Emma Catherine Wells, entered the Army
Aug. 24, 1942; sent to Pacific on Dec. 23, 1942; fought on Bougainville,
Leyte, Solomons; spent 32 months overseas; was awarded Purple Heart, Bronze
Star; discharged on Oct. 19, 1945. |
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WELLS, JOHN JUNIOR
John Junior Wells, son of Mrs. Emma Catherine Wells, entered the Army
Feb. 18, 1943; sent to Pacific in April 1943; fought on New Guinea, Luzon,
Leyte, Japan; 22 months overseas; was attached to 11th Airborne Infantry,
112th Cavalry; was private, first class; discharged Jan. 9, 1946. |
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WESSON, JAMES B.
James H. Wesson, son of J. R. Wesson, entered the Army Nov. 6, 1942;
sent to Pacific March 20, 1943; fought on New Guinea, New Britain, Leyte,
Luzon, Philippines; awarded Purple Heart; was attached to 112th Cavalry
Division; was sergeant when discharged in October 1945. |
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WEST, BENJAMIN HOWARD
Benjamin Howard West, son of Mrs. P. R. Price, entered the Army Feb.
3, 1943; sent to ETO In June, 1944; fought in France, Belgium, Holland;
served with Field Artillery; killed in action April 16, 1945, during Ruhr
Valley campaign; awarded Purple Heart posthumously. |
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WEST, GARLAND OLIVER
Garland Oliver West, son of Mrs. P. R. Price, entered the United States
Army Dec. 13, 1943; received training at San Diego, and Shoemaker, California;
served with Commando Group; received discharge Jan. 31, 1945. |
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WEST, JAMES GOLSON
James Golson West, son of Mrs. P. R. Price, was inducted into the United
States Army Sept. 9, 1944; received training at Fort Knox, Kentucky; held
the rank of corporal; served with the Armored Force; discharged Nov. 27,
1945. |
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WESTER, JAMES A.
James A. Wester, son of Wallace Wester, entered the Army Air Corps
Oct. 16, 1942; sent to ETO July 1, 1944; fought in Rome-Arno; 19 months
overseas; received Presidential Citation; expert rifleman; attached to
416th Fighter Squadron; was sergeant when discharged Jan. 1, 1946. |
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WETZEL, ROBERT W.
Robert W. Wetzel, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wetzel, entered Army Air
Force Dec. 31, 1943; sent overseas Feb. 27, 1945; served with 388th Bomb
Squad; participated in bombing missions over enemy-held territory; killed
in action April 7, 1945; awarded Purple Heart posthumously. |
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WHEAT, HUGH, JR.
Hugh Wheat, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wheat, Sr.; entered the Army
Air Force in February, 1943; received training at Keesler Field, Miss.,
Detroit, Mich., and Camp Fannin at Tyler; held the rank of private, first
class, when discharged Feb. 24, 1946. |
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WHEAT, SIDNEY A.
Sidney A. Wheat, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wheat, entered the Army
Feb. 13, 1942; trained at Camp Barkeley; sailed overseas in July, 1943;
spent 28 months in the Aleutians; awarded numerous campaign ribbons; holds
the rank of technician, fourth grade. |
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WHEATLEY, GEORGE DANIEL
George Daniel Wheatley, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Wheatley, entered
the Navy July 29, 1943, sailed overseas in October, 1944; participated
in battle for Okinawa; spent 15% months overseas; held the rank of gunner’s
mate, second class, when discharged March 19, 1946. |
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WHEELER, HAROLD F.
Harold F. Wheeler of Bangs, was inducted into the Army April 16, 1945;
received training at Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas; was attached to the 51st
Anti-Aircraft Artillery; held the rank of corporal when honorably discharged
in August 1946. |
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WHEELER, RALPH E.
Ralph E. Wheeler of Bangs, was inducted into the Army July 21, 1942;
sailed overseas and served in the Aleutians, Marshalls, Leyte and Okinawa;
was attached to the 31st Field Artillery Battalion, Seventh Army; spent
30 months overseas; held rank of sergeant when discharged. |
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WHITE, JUNIOR HOWARD
Junior Howard White, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. White, entered the United
States Navy Sept. 30, 1943; received training at San Diego, Calif.; served
with Co. 43-93 M. S. N., J. S.; was honorably discharged from service Oct.
21, 1943. |
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WHITE, LEONARD B.
Leonard B. White, son of W. L. White of Talpa, was inducted into the
Army Aug. 6, 1944; trained at Camp Maxey and Camp Crowder, Mo.; sailed
overseas and served as a member of General Patton’s Third Army; awarded
Purple Heart; spent eight months in ETO. |
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WHITE, RANDELL B.
Randell F. White, son of W. L. White of Talpa; was inducted into the
Army April 18, 1945; received training at Camp Walters, Mineral Wells;
sailed overseas in October, 1945; was discharged; re-enlisted Feb. 1, 1946;
holds the rank of private, first class. |
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WHITFIELD, EMUEL
Emuel Whitfield, son of Floyd Whitfield, entered the Army in October,
1940; trained at Fort Sam Houston, Texas, Camp McCoy, Wis.; sent to ETO
Oct. 8, 1943; overseas 20 months; fought in France, and Germany; awarded
Purple Heart; holds rank of private, first class. |
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WHITFIELD, JESSE L.
Jesse L. Whitfield, son of Floyd Whitfield, entered the Army in October,
1940; received extensive training in United States; sent to ETO April 13,
1943; fought at Salerno, Cassino, Rome-Arno; overseas 15 months; awarded
Silver Star; holds the rank of staff sergeant. |
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WHITLEY, RALPH TERRY
Ralph Terry Whitley, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Whitley, entered Army June
19, 1944; trained at Sheppard Field, Tyndall Field, Fla., Scott Field,
Ill., and Seymour Johnson Field, N. C.; left for ETO Nov. 5, 1945; served
eight months overseas with Army Air Force; held rank of corporal. |
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WHITT, JOHN W.
John W. Whitt, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Whitt, entered the Army Air
Corps Feb. 3, 1943; received training at Camp Barkeley, Abilene, Texas,
Camp Robinson, Little Rock, Ark.; was attached to 425th Amphibious Motor
Battalion; discharged as private, first class, Dec. 17, 1943. |
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WHITTINGTON, LEONE P.
Leone P. Whittington, son of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Whittington, was inducted
into the Army Feb. 13, 1942; trained at Fort Bliss, Texas, as surgical
technician; sailed for ETO June 24, 1943; spent 30 months overseas; holds
the rank of staff sergeant. |
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WILDER, MARY WANITTA
Mary Wanitta Wilder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. King of Talpa;
enlisted in the Navy WAVES March 24, 1943; received training at New York
City, Washington, D. C., and New Orleans, Louisiana; was honorably discharged
from service in February, 1945. |
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WILDER, ROY E.
Roy E. Wilder, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wilder, entered the Army Jan.
27, 1943; sent to ETO Oct. 9, 1943; fought in France, Normandy, Ardennes,
Rhineland, Central Europe; overseas 23 months; awarded Presidential Citation
for D-Day invasion; was staff sergeant; discharged Oct. 20, 1945. |
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WILHITE, HAROLD L.
Harold L. Wilhite, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilhite, entered the Army
in 1941; sailed for ETO in January, 1945; served in Germany and Czechoslovakia
with Patton’s Third Army; spent 18 months overseas; awarded Combat Infantry
Badge; now stationed in ETO; is captain. |
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WILKINS, NOAH
Noah Wilkins, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilkins, entered the Army Jan.
22, 1941; sent to ETO May 3, 1943; fought in Normandy, France, Rhineland,
and Central Europe; awarded numerous campaign ribbons; was private, first
class, when discharged on Dec. 26, 1945. |
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WILKINSON, ARTHUR
Arthur Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson, entered the
Army Air Corps Feb. 11, 1943; sent to ETO f or six months’ service; participated
in D-Day invasion; awarded Air Medal, Distinguished Flying Cross; attached
to 398th Bomb Squadron; discharged as staff sergeant. |
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WILKINSON, CLYDE W.
Clyde W. Wilkinson, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson, entered the
Army Oct. 21, 1942; sent to ETO Aug. 20, 1943; 27 months overseas; fought
in Rome-Arno, Apennines, Pa Valley; attached to 35th Field Hospital Unit;
discharged Jan. 24, 1946, as sergeant. |
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WILLIAMS, ARLIN WALKER
Arlin Walker Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bird Williams, entered the
Army June 27, 1942; sent to ETO in February 1943; fought at Tunisia and
Sicily where he was killed in action July 27, 1943; was attached to 16th
Division; awarded Purple Heart posthumously. |
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WILLIAMS, CARL
Carl Williams, son of Dr. W. G. Williams, entered the Army Feb. 27,
1942; served in both ETO and Pacific; sailed overseas in September 1942;
fought in Normandy, Ardennes; 22 months overseas; was awarded Purple Heart,
and Bronze Star; holds the rank of captain. |
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WILLIAMS, HENRY NORMAN
Henry Norman Williams, son of Henry H. Williams, entered the Army April
11, 1944; sent to CBI Jan. 11, 1945; overseas 13 months; awarded Asiatic-Pacific
Campaign Medal with Bronze Star; served with 799th Engineer Forestry Company;
discharged as corporal. |
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WILLIAMS, HUGH B.
Hugh B. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, entered the Army
in 1944; trained at Fort Knox, Ky.; sent to Pacific Feb. 15, 1945; participated
in Philippine Liberation; overseas 19 months; discharged as private, first
class, Oct. 1, 1946. |
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WILLIAMS, JAMES A.
James A. Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Williams, entered the
Army Air Corps in 1941; sent to ETO March 22, 1944; made 50 bombing missions
over enemy territory; awarded Purple Heart, Air Medal with three clusters;
held rank of technical sergeant; discharged. |
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WILLIAMS, JAMES P.
James P. Williams, son of Henry H. Williams, entered the Army July
12, 1944; sent to Pacific Jan. 1, 1945; fought at Saipan and Okinawa; 14
months overseas; awarded Purple Heart; attached to 96th Division; discharged
as private, first class, on Feb. 23, 1946. |
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WILLIAMS, JOHN E.
John E. Williams, son of J. W. Williams, was inducted into Army Jan.
11, 1945; received initial training at Camp Hood; left for Pacific area
June 16, 1945; now stationed in Pacific as a member of Army of occupation;
holds rank of sergeant. |
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WILLIAMS, THOMAS L.
Thomas L. Williams, son of Mrs. J. C. Sherrill; entered the Army Air
Corps April 17, 1946; received training at San Antonio and Amarillo, Tex.;
holds the rank of private, first class; now stationed at Keesler Field,
Miss.
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WILLIAMS, W. D.
W. D. Williams, son of Henry H. Williams, entered Army Air Corps Sept.
11, 1944; trained at Fort Sam Houston, Sheppard Field, Keesler Field, Miss.,
Seattle, Wash., Clovis, N. M., Kearns, Utah, Napier and Maxwell Fields,
Ala., Enid, Okla., Turner Field, Ga.; discharged.
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WILLIAMS, WILLIAM D.
William D. Williams, son of Dr. W. G. Williams, entered the Army Air
Corps March 10, 1941; sent to ETO Dec. 4, 1943; took part in air offensive
of Normandy, Northern France, Central Europe, Rhineland; 22 months overseas;
holds rank of staff sergeant.
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WILSON, ARTHUR LEROY
Arthur Leroy Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryan Wilson, entered
the Navy July 25, 1944; received training in United States before sailing
to Pacific Oct. 2, 1944; served at Okinawa; overseas nine months; held
rank of electrician’s mate, third class; discharged June 17, 1946.
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WILSON, BOLIN DOWNEY
Balm Downey Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson; entered the Army
Air Corps Dec. 2, 1942; sent to ETO January, 1944; was gunner on B-24;
imprisoned by Germans Aug. 6, 1944; liberated May 2, 1945; awarded Purple
heart, DFC, Air Medal, four clusters; held rank of technical sergeant;
discharged.
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WILSON, HAROLD
Harold Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Wilson, entered the Navy Seabees
in 1942; trained at Norfolk, Va., and in California; sent to Pacific Theater
of Operations Feb. 22, 1943; overseas 22 months; holds rank of carpenter’s
mate, second class.
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WILSON, JOE CHARLIE
Joe Charlie Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson; entered the United
States Navy Sept. 6, 1942; received training at Norman, Okla.; sailed to
Pacific April 10, 1944: spent 19 months overseas; held rank of second class
petty officer; discharged Jan. 3, 1946.
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WILSON, RANSOM RANDOLPH
Ransom Randolph Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bryan Wilson, entered
the Army June 24. 1940; sent to Pacific June 24, 1943; fought and gave
his life on Negros Island March 30, 1944; awarded Purple Heart posthumously;
Presidential Citation, Governor’s Seal.
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WILSON, ROY M.
Roy M. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Wilson, entered the Army
Nov. 15, 1940; sent to ETO April 2, 1943; fought in Italy; spent 15 months
overseas; awarded Purple Heart and Bronze Star; was attached to 36th Division;
held rank of sergeant when discharged Oct. 17, 1944.
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WINSTEAD, GEORGE D.
George D. Winstead, son of G. C. Winstead; entered the United States
Navy Nov. 27, 1944; trained at San Diego and San Francisco, Calif.; sailed
to Pacific Theater of Operations Nov. 31, 1945; overseas seven months;
holds rank of machinist’s mate, third class.
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WOOD, GORDON, JR.
Gordon Wood, Jr., son of J. G. Wood, entered the Army Air Corps Oct.
24, 1942; received training at Blackland Army Air Field, Waco, Texas; sailed
to Pacific Theater of Operations Nov. 15, 1945; was overseas 20 months
holds the rank of sergeant.
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WOODARD, HAROLD V.
Harold V. Woodard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woodard, entered the Navy
June 25, 1943; sailed to Pacific Feb. 25, 1944; overseas 24 months; served
with General Communications Unit; held rank of radioman, second class;
discharged March 16, 1946.
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WOODARD, JAMES T.
James T. Woodard, son of Barney W. Woodard, entered the Army in September,
1942; sailed overseas in April, 1945; was attached to 35th Infantry and
13th Air Force; served in both Europe and Pacific; is now stationed in
the Philippine Islands; holds rank of corporal.
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WOODARD, ROBERT L.
Robert L. Woodard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woodard, entered the Army
Air Corps Aug. 20, 1945; received training at Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio,
Sheppard Field; awarded Rifle Medal; held rank of private, first class,
when discharged Nov. 26, 1945.
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WOODWARD, WALTER McCLELLAN, M. D.
Dr. Walter McClellan Woodward, son of Mrs. Walter C. Woodward, entered
the Army Aim Corps Aug. 24, 1943; received training at various air bases
in Florida, Pennsylvania, Texas; served as medical officer and flight surgeon;
held the rank of captain; discharged June 2, 1946.
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WOOTEN, JOHNNY L.
Johnny L. Wooten, son of Mrs. Artie Wooten, entered the Army Air Corps
Nov. 6, 1942; sent to ETO Dec. 9, 1943; was attached to 343rd Bombing Squadron;
killed in action over Germany Feb. 22, 1944; awarded Citation of Honor
and Purple Heart posthumously.
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WOOTEN, LONNIE R.
Lonnie R. Wooten, son of Mrs. Artie Wooten, entered the Army Air Forces
Feb. 3, 1943; trained at Camp Walters, Texas, St. Petersburg, Fla., Camp
Luna, N. M., Chenute Field, Ill.; served in Canada; held rank of sergeant
when discharged November, 1945.
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WRIGHT, MARTIN MONROE
Martin Monroe Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wright, Sr.; entered
the Navy Dec. 14, 1944; trained at San Diego and San Bruno, Calif.; sent
to Pacific Aug. 10, 1945; 13 months overseas; held the rank of seaman,
first class when honorably discharged July 16, 1946.
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WRIGHT, WILLIAM, JR.
William Wright, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wright, Sr., entered
the Navy June 29, 1943; trained at San Diego; Calif.; sent to Pacific Oct.
19, 1943; held the rank of seaman, first class, when honorably discharged
from service Dec. 12, 1946.
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WRISTEN, CHARLES W.
Charles W. Wristen, son of T. J. Wristen, entered Amy Aim Force April
22, 1941; left for ETO Jan. 12, 1943; fought in Algeria, French Morocco,
Tunisia, Sicily, Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno, North Apennines, Po Valley,
Southern France; discharged as technical sergeant.
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WRISTEN, THOMAS
Thomas Wristen, son of T. J. Wristen, entered the Army Nov. 2, 1940;
sailed for ETO in March 1943; fought at Naples-Foggia, Rome-Arno, Southern
France, Rhineland and Central Europe with 36th Division; spent 28 months
overseas; discharged on July 31, 1945.
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