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World War II "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few."
- Winston Churchill
Alcona County's "Greatest Generation"
Those Who Served
John J. Jacques
Source: Individual submissions.
Those Who Gave All
PVT Victor A. Burt
A.V.C. Malcolm D. Carnahan
Tech4 Ralph W. Curl
PVT Hubert H. Ferguson
PFC Harold B. Giberson
PVT Stanley Koryciak
PVT John A. LaBaza
PFC Manley D. LaFleur
PFC Basil Lee
PFC Richard G. McGuire
PFC Ralph W. Moore
PFC Glen Paname
SSG Leyman C. Riley
PFC Therman G. Sears
TSG William R. Thompson
PFC Ned O. Wiedbrauk
Source:
"World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing
Army and Air Forces Personnel From Michigan",
June 1946,
National Archives and Records Administration,
Washington, D.C.
Links
National D-Day Memorial:
This memorial is located in Bedford, Virginia. This community lost
19 of it's young men on D-Day.
National D-Day Museum:
This is the web site for the museum in New Orleans, LA.
National World War II Memorial:
This site includes a searchable database of WWII Veteran's names as
submitted to the Memorial.
National Archives and Records Administration:
The NARA has lists of WWII Casualties for both the Army & Army Air
Forces and the Navy, Marines and Coast Guard. For hints to searching the NARA database
for these images, click here.
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