Private First Class Tench Brower Aldrich
...Ralph, also worked for local wheat farmer Earle Heliker, about six miles west of Ione. Three of the four sons and their father, Ralph, served in the military. Tench was...
...Ralph, also worked for local wheat farmer Earle Heliker, about six miles west of Ione. Three of the four sons and their father, Ralph, served in the military. Tench was...
The chapter focuses on the contrast between his perceived comfortable, isolated life in the United States with the complete discomfort and hell of a journey overseas to fight and die in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
...Cemetery. The final resting place of the first war correspondent killed during World War II Ralph Waldo Barnes was born on June 14, 1899, in Salem, Oregon. He was a...
Veterans Cemetery participated and hosted one of the stops for Freedom March 2025
...Company B. Keeping with family tradition, both Frank and his older brother, Ralph, served in the First World War. Frank Dann registered for the draft on June 5, 1917 at...
...he was selected to participate in the Sacramento delegation’s trip to the statewide Y.M.C.A. Older Boys’ Conference in Oroville, California. Photo carousel gallery Home Front Sacramento, California Sacramento, the capital...
...[sic] Montgomery, Ala.” The Irontonian [Ironton, OH], July 15, 1918. Remembering the Ironton Tanks. Photograph. Gridiron Legends of Ironton, Ohio. Accessed April 13, 2025. https://irontongridironlegends.wordpress.com/2019/09/01/remembering-t...
...County. 1900 U.S. Census. Digital images. https://ancestryclasroom.com. Indiana. Allen County. 1910 U.S. Census. Digital images. https://ancestryclasroom.com. Indiana. Allen County. 1920 U.S. Census. Digital images. https://ancestryclasroom.com. I...
...Cody. Cody, Rhonda. Email interview with the author. December 17, 2024. Cody, Rhonda. Personal interview with the author. February 25, 2025. “Exposed Borders Of Vietnam Post Problem.” The Daily News...
ABMC placed 18 rosettes in August for service members whose identifications were announced by the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.
...He had seven older brothers: Percy, Allen, Harold, Hazen, John, Ralph, and Gerald, as well as four sisters: Alma, Mildred, Ernestine, and Evelyn. His parents, Flora and George Clark, immigrated...
This lesson utilizes the primary sources behind one actual soldier’s journey from his small world in Pennsylvania to his death in France. The lesson also includes a live-action short film to correspond with the soldier’s journey. Guiding Questions Ho...
...W. A. Davis. 21 July 1918. Courtesy of Connie and Vernie Hewitt. Peter Davis to Mr. W. A. Davis. 21 September 1918. Courtesy of Connie and Vernie Hewitt. Peter Davis...
This is a quick activity to connect students to how war might affect family and loved ones. Students will warm-up with discussion about their own family, watch a short World War I film about Private Ralph E. Weiler and his sister, and then answer and...
...dishwasher in a cafe. The Thomas family eventually made their way to Safford, Arizona. Photo carousel gallery Home Front The Thomas family moved to Safford, Arizona, a small, rural area...
...one of his friends, Pfc. Ralph E. Gaddis, who died June 12, 1944, and is buried at this American Battle Monuments Commission’s site plot G, row 1 and grave 21....
...and dignity. Draper ran the third leg as a member of the U.S. 4×100-meter relay Olympic team with Ralph Metcalf, Jesse Owens and Frank Wykoff. The Americans won the competition...
...Ralph M. Boudreaux, USS Oklahoma Courts of the Missing: Honolulu Memorial 2nd Lt. Charles E. Carlson, 62nd Fighter Squadron, 56th Fighter Group, Eighth Air Force Tablets of the Missing: Ardennes...
Over 67,000 residents of Connecticut served in the U.S. armed forces during World War I. Of these roughly 1,100 died, many from influenza. The 26th Division and African American 372nd...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ARLINGTON, Va. (Feb. 15, 2023) — The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC), in coordination with Operation Benjamin, replaced the Latin Cross headstones marking the graves of three...
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