Veterans of Dickens County

History Will Remember The Wars...Dickens County REMEMBERS Our Veterans.

Whatever we were in that frozen long ago and whatever we are now; we are bound as one for life in an exclusive fraternity of honor. The only way into our ranks is to have paid the dues of duty, sacrifice and valor by being there. The cost of joining, in short, is beyond all earthly wealth.

In Gratitude this page dedicated to the
.... Eternal Band of Brothers

GOLD STAR BOYS

Dickens County Veterans who died for their country; we remember with pride, honor, but most of all gratitude.

The colors are those of the United States of America. The gold star represents the loyalty and dedication that all of our honorable Veterans possess and the singleness of purpose shared by all branches of our military.

CIVIL WAR RECORDS

Confederate Soldiers of County Where they are buried, link to some personal history of some.
Confederate History Biographies of Dickens County - TXGenWeb
Confederate Widows Pensions
Link to: Researching People in the Civl War Era
Link to: Cival War Soldier List Database
Link to: Texas in the Civil War Message Board
Link to: List of Cvil War Data Links

Proud to be a Korean Vet Medal

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To those of you wear the uniform of your country today, and for those of you who wore the uniform in days past; you gave of yourself, to protect and keep our way of life free.

Some came home, some never did. Some live in our memories, some in our tears. Please accept this small token of our admiration and pride for what you are doing or have done in your sacrifice for Our America.

Thank You...