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The fascinating story of World War II K.I.A. George Henry Wolpert
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Claudia Bartow Nov 1, 2011.

WWII Army Air Corps Veterans William "Popper" H. Simons

Note:  The following was submitted by William's daughter, Lura Hayes.  It was also printed in the Heroes from the Heartland book. William was drafted at the age of 22 into the Army Air Corps in…Continue

Started Oct 30, 2011

There Are No Atheists in Foxholes- WWII Veteran Gene Vollrath's Memories

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General for a day
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Note:  This is the story of World War II veteran George Edward Eirich.  It was originally published in the Heroes from the Heartland book, and was written with George's daughter Karen's…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Claudia Bartow Nov 14, 2011.

 

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Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Korean War veteran James Maxwell- Part II- Basic Training, Friends, how war changed him, homecoming
"I did not know Jim, but I do know his wife and daughters well.  If they are any indication of him he was an outstanding person!"
Jan 24, 2012
Richard Boyd replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Korean War veteran James Maxwell- Part II- Basic Training, Friends, how war changed him, homecoming
"Jim Maxwell seems like a great guy. Love those stories of Korean War Vets. God bless them, one and all!"
Jan 24, 2012
Tina Shang replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Korean War veteran James Maxwell- Part II- Basic Training, Friends, how war changed him, homecoming
"My father served in Korea. I thank Jim and his buddies for their service, may they never be forgotten.  T. Shang Project 365 Vets"
Jan 8, 2012
Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion General for a day
"What a cool thing that had to be for a young officer."
Nov 14, 2011
Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion The fascinating story of World War II K.I.A. George Henry Wolpert
"Esther, Thanks so much for sharing this very personal story about your brother.  I cannot imagine what your family went through, first knowing he was Killed In Action, then not knowing about his remains."
Nov 1, 2011
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The fascinating story of World War II K.I.A. George Henry Wolpert

The following are excerpts from an extensive and thorough narrative written and compiled by George's sister, Esther Carmany, and other siblings.George  Henry Wolpert 35614958, PFC, Company L, 12th Infantry Regiment, Fourth Division, was killed in combat in the Schnee Eifel Forest, near Schlausenberg, Germany, on September 19,…See More
Nov 1, 2011
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General for a day

Note:  This is the story of World War II veteran George Edward Eirich.  It was originally published in the Heroes from the Heartland book, and was written with George's daughter Karen's assistance. Combat experience:I was part of the headquarters company that protected the headquarters of the 10th Mountain Division.  I drove an armored car to take the superiors to the front lines on reconnaissance missions. Most heroic thing witnessed:  A house in the next village had been bombed by Germans…See More
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Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Walter Herd- my memories of World War II
"What a cool thing to have happen.  I'll bet he ran that school board well, too."
Oct 2, 2011
Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Walter Herd- my memories of World War II
"Yes, interesting is a good word!  He was a STAUNCH Republican and would defend anything he believed in to the fullest.  Dale and I would often stop by their house and they were beyond gracious.  One Christmas season we stopped by and…"
Oct 2, 2011
Tom Kirkpatrick replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Walter Herd- my memories of World War II
"I will always remember him not for his service but for his public actions. When I graduated from high school in May of 1962, he was the school board president. I walked across the stage at Marysville High School at the 6th Street location and he…"
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Bill McKinnon replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Walter Herd- my memories of World War II
"C, Great story. Mr Herd was, to say the least an interesting man."
Sep 30, 2011
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Walter Herd- my memories of World War II

Note:  This is part of an entry submitted to the Heroes from the Heartland book by WWII veteran Walter Herd of Marysville, Ohio.  Walter was a great businessman and was very active in the community, along with his beloved wife, Doris.  When they both were over 90 years old, I had them come into my classroom to talk with the students.  I was asking Walter what it was like to be gone for three years.  I then asked Doris what it was like to have her brand new husband gone for that long.  She…See More
Sep 29, 2011
DONALD WILBUR DEGOOD replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Opal McAlister: 104 years as a patriot
"I didn't know Mrs. McAlister in the service but I did know  her when the McAlister's bought a farm in Union County, almost in Delaware County. I drove a delivery trucks for Cussins & Fearn, they sold farm supplies and building…"
Sep 15, 2011
Claudia Bartow replied to Fallen Comrades's discussion Dad never talked about the war
"Gail, I love the picture.  It is unreal how an injury he got as such a young man would haunt him the rest of his life."
Sep 11, 2011

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At 3:15pm on July 29, 2011, Tom Kirkpatrick said…
A great place to Honor our fallen Veterans who have gone before us. I would like to start this off by Honoring a good friend of mine, Bernard Rausch who died about 2 years ago. Bernie was a Veteran of the Korean War. Although I didn't meet him until we both were members of the local Legion Post Union Post 79 at Marysville Ohio. We worked together making cole slaw for the local Fish Frys for a few years and became quite close friends. He was a Veteran of the US Army.
 
 
 

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