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or, you can provide your honoree's information to us at VirtualNavyWall@NavyVets.org or, you can add your honoree's information as an entry in the Navy Honorees Guestbook
at the bottom of this Page. When we have added your honoree's information on the Wall, we will delete your entry. Whatever method of contacting us you choose, please follow one of the formats
already used on the Wall for listings. "Are Soldiers Martyrs?" "...If I am asked what I think concerning the eternal salvation of a brave man who lays down
his life in defense of his country's honor and in vindication of violated justice, I do not hesitate to reply that one cannot
doubt in the least that God will crown his military valor. Death, accepted in this spirit, will assure the salvation of that
man's soul." - Joseph Cardinal Mercier, who led the Belgian resistance to the German occupation of his country during
the First World War ********** On the PBS-TV Lehrer Report, Memorial Day, 2003, Roger Rosenblatt, a major media editor, spoke
somewhat disparangly of the Remembrance of our Veteran Dead as a 'memorialization in order to try to
keep their lives going.' Remembrance of our Veteran Dead is an advocacy for
the American mind, for the American spirit, and for American action every day in things we can do as simple as thanking that
boy down the street for the three years he spent in the Marine Corps, or tying a yellow ribbon around a tree, or keeping your
vehicle's lights on in daylight on Memorial Day and on Veterans' Day, in honor of our Service Men and Women. Remembrance of our Veteran Dead is American Patriotism
incarnate; it is not just thought; it is a call to action just as much as reminding someone to designate a sober driver is. Roger is wrong. Our honored dead live among us still, certainly,
and they always will. But they also point us forward with the example of both their lives and deaths, to America's future
to help humanity, to support Freedom as the natural right of all men and women everywhere, and under any circumstances, and
never to deny the cause of the United States in the world. So, Roger you are wrong. As is anyone who says that
Remembrance of America's Veteran Dead is to be minimized. Our Remembrance of them is that, a Remembrance, but it is also a
reveille for America, the American dream, and the American future they died for. Honor lies in service, not in greed, and no higher honor lies than with
those who have died for the cause of the United States, the cause of the Freedom of Man. Over 1.2 million American souls who died in combat
since the time of the Revolution say so. And so do we. **************************** The Virtual Navy Wall is designed as a place for reflection and of special love, not a place
of anger, but also as a place of tribute to the patriotism of the Navy, Coast Guard and Marine Corps
Veterans listed on it. ***********
SERVICE DURING THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR ERA (1774-1800): Rear Admiral John Paul Jones, USN, 1747-1792, Hero
of the Revolution, Father of the American Navy; Born at Kirkbean, Scotland, Buried at the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Maryland SERVICE DURING THE WAR OF 1812 PERIOD (1800-1840): SERVICE DURING THE MEXICAN -AMERICAN WAR ERA (1841-1860): OUR CIVIL WAR (1861-1865) KILLED IN ACTION: SERVICE DURING THE CIVIL WAR AND AFTERMATH PERIOD
(1861-1900):
SERVICE DURING THE WORLD WAR I ERA (1900-1938): Albert S. Gray, USN, Mendham, NJ, World War I LCDR Richard McCall Elliot, USN, World War I Private France Silva,
USMC, Boxer Rebellion, China (1901) WORLD WAR I (1917-1918) KILLED IN ACTION: SERVICE DURING THE WORLD WAR II ERA (1939-1949): Solomon William Edelman, USN, 1915 - 2008.
Home: Colorado George E. Fisher, U.S. Navy. Home: South
Carolina Kenneth E. Gass, U.S. Navy, served 1941-1943.
Home: Wisconsin PFC Harold Gonsalves, USMC Reserve, World
War II Fleet Admiral William "Bull" Halsey, Jr., USN, 1882-1959,
Commander, Pacific Theatre, World War II, Home: Elizabeth, NJ Edward L. Henning, USN, Naval Aviator. Died January
2008. 15 years of service. Norman Herman, USN, born 1925 LCDR Lyndon Baines Johnson, USNR, Silver Star. Served
in the South Pacific, 1942 (1908-1973). Home: Texas WAVE Gladys Pauline Little, USN, World War II. Home:
Mandan, North Dakota Seaman First Class James J. Marotta, USN, World War
II. Home: Chicago, Illinois CDR Michael Vincent Martini, USN. Home:
Jamesville NY. Served honorably on board the U.S.S. Indianapolis BM2 Clarence "Bud" McLaughlin, USNR, Served
honorably in WW II (1942-1945) aboard the U.S.S. Lyon and the U.S.S. Washburn John S. Merritt, USN, Haddon Heights, NJ, died age 88,
immediately preceding Christmas 2007 LT Richard M. Nixon, USN. Served honorably in the
Solomons, 1942-1945. (1913-1994). Home: California Emory L. Philp, World War II Veteran, Retired after 24 years, Served Honorably Naval Flight Officer Jack Pence Pritchard, Commissioner,
Missouri Supreme Court; Chief Justice, Missouri Court of Appeals, Western District. Home: Missouri Air Ordnance Man, Petty Officer 3rd Class Robert Beresford
Tudor, USN. Served honorably in World War II as combat aircrew. Died, age 83, July 9, 2009 CPO Aline Ruth Rogers
Wallace, USN. Served honorably in World War II, discharged 1945. Home: Pasadena, California WORLD WAR II (1941-1945) KILLED IN ACTION: LT(s.g.) Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., USN, World War II,
1915-1944 ADM David C. Kidd, Commander, Battleship Div. 1, KIA,
Pearl Harbor HI, on board the USS Arizona LT Donald L. Schlater, Pilot, Albert Sullivan, USN, KIA on board the U.S.S. Juneau,
November 13, 1942 Francis Sullivan, USN, KIA on board the U.S.S.
Juneau, November 13, 1942 George Sullivan, USN, KIA on board the U.S.S. Juneau,
November 13, 1942 Joseph Sullivan, USN, KIA on board the U.S.S. Juneau,
November 13, 1942 Madison Sullivan, USN, KIA on board the U.S.S. Juneau,
November 13, 1942 CAPT Franklin Van Valkenburgh, Commanding Officer, USS
Arizona, KIA on board the USS Arizona, December 7, 1941 KOREAN WAR (1950-1953) KILLED IN ACTION: SERVICE DURING THE COLD WAR ERA (1950-1991): CPO Ramon J. Chezan, 30 years active duty service, home: Missouri Dean Crane, USN, service on board the USS Sullivans, died 2007 Seaman Robert F. Kennedy, USN, 1925-1968 ADM George Dominic Murray, USN LCDR Thomas Murray, USNR N. William Pontrello, USN, 1933-2009, served honorably with the United States Navy during the Korean Conflict LCDR J. Russell Wilson, USN , died 1997 VIETNAM (1961-1975) KILLED IN ACTION: LCPL James Aaarde, USMC, 22, Kent
WA PVT Michael Aaron, USMC, 21, Irving TX LCPL David Aasen, USMC, 23, Longview WA CPL Richard Abbate, USMC, 20, Elmwood Park IL PFC Gerald Abbenhaus Jr, USMC, 37, St. Louis MO PFC Harold Abbott, USMC, 19, Darlington IN CPL Raymond Abbott, USMC, 20, Sugar Grove PA CPT Charles Abene, USMC, 38, Bloomfield NJ PFC Ernest Abeyta, USMC, 20, Los Angeles CA LCPL Tony Abeyta, USMC, 21, Saguache CO PFC Robert Abina, USMC, 20, San Leandro CA LCPL Edward Abmeyer, USMC, 20, Tulsa OK LCPL Edward Abner, USMC, 20, Campbell CA PFC Janis Abolins, USMC, 19, Des Moines IA PFC Arley Abraham, USMC, 21, Madison WV LCPL John Abrams, USMC, 20, Centralia IL COL Lewis Abrams, USMC, 48, Montclair NJ SGT Franklin Abshire, USMC, 23, Abbeville LA LCPL Richard Acevedo, USMC, 19, Los Angeles CA LCPL Robert Achas, USMC, 22, Springfield IL LCPL Timothy Achison, USMC, 19, Portland OR PFC David Achord, USMC, 20, Gonzales LA LCPL David Achterhoff, USMC, 18, Muskegon MI PFC Odell Acker, USMC, 18, Winston-Salem NC PFC Rex Ackerman, USMC, 20, Kendallville IN AT1 Robert Arnold, USN, 24, North Madison OH ADR3 Gregory Asbeck, USN, 22, Grove City OH HN Robert Ash, USN, 20, Pleasure Ridge Park KY LCDR Alan Ashall, USN, 35, Billings MT A02 Clayborn Ashby, Jr, USN, 21, Louisville KY LCDR Donald Ashby, USN, 36, Newport News VA HM3 James Ashby, USN, 23, Park Rapids MN CE3 Harold Asher, USN, 20, Tulsa OK HM3 Aldon Asherman Jr, USN, 20, Towanda PA AE1 Curtis Ashton, USN, 23, Sweetwater TX HM2 James Askin, USN 23, Port Charlotte FL SF1 Glenn Asmussen, USN, 43, Washington DC HM3 Warnell Aten, USN, 21, Beaverville IL BM3 Ronald Athanasiou, USN, 21, Jacksonville TX EN3 Charles Atwood, USN, 21, Miami FL HM3 Robert Aucoin, USN, 22, Worcester MA CDR Carl Austin, USN, 42, Woodburn OR CDR Ellis Austin, USN, 53, Vermontville MI CS2 Marvin Avery, USN, 23, Warren OH EOH3 Everal Avey, USN, 25, Mountainview AR HM3 Manuel Avila Jr, USN, 22, Fresno CA LTSG Malcom Avore, USN, 26, Hallowell ME BU2 Hobart Axsom Jr, USN, 40, Bremerton WA HM2 Jacque Ayd, USN, 24, Baltimore MD LTJG John Babcock, USN, 24, Newport CA HM2 Albert Bachman Jr, USN, 22, Turtlepoint PA EON2 Joseph Bachus, USN, 38, Logan OH HN Keith Bacorn, USN, 21, Warren OH HM3 Artheur Bailey Jr, USN, 20, New Haven CT BM3 Charles Baker, USN, 22, NYC NY LTSG Curtis Baker, USN, 28, El Dorado AR EN3 Edward Baker, USN, 21, Rapid City IL HN Joseph Baker, USN, 20, West Middlesex PA HM3 Larry Baker, USN, 24, Fairport NY SN Michael Baker, USN, 21, Port Henry NY MRC Willy Baker, USN, 38, Buffalo TN HN James Balch, USN, 20, Fresno CA HM3 Joel Balcom, USN, 22, Independence MO HN Henry Baldwin, USN, 21, Wyandotte MI LTJG Cody Balisteri, USN, 25, Sheffield Lake OH SN Michael Balitchik, USN, 20, West Conshohocken PA SF3 Arthur Ball, USN, 20, De Kalb TX HN Charles Ballauf, USN, 23, Oxnard CA HM3 Howard Bandelier, USN, 21, New Haven IN BMC Howard Bannister, USN, 38, Delbarton WVA SN Barry Barber, USN, 23, Las Vegas NV LTSG Robert Barber, USN, 39, Seattle WA AN Thomas Barber, USN, 20, Aurora CO HM3 John Barbour, USN, 21, Las Cruces NM HM2 Robert Bardach, USN, 23, Arlington Heights IL LTJG Arnold Barden Jr, USN, 25, San Diego CA EOCS Donald Barnes, USN, 35, Philadelphia PA CDR Charles Barnett, USN, 40, Houston TX GMG1 Samuel Barnett, USN, 30, Washington PA ADJ1 Toney Barnett, USN, 29, Buffalo SC SN Edward Barr, USN, 19, Brevig Mission AK LCDR Arthur James Elliot II, USN Riverine Forces, Vietnam, KIA 1968 Petty Officer 3rd Class Malcolm T. Miller, USN, assigned to 3rd Recon Bn, USMC, KIA 1967 near Khe Sanh, brought home for
burial at Arlington, 2005 USN Patrick Dale Moriarty, Corpsman, 1934 - 1968 PEACEKEEPING OPERATION IN LEBANON (1983) KILLED
IN ACTION : GRENADA (1983) KILLED IN ACTION: PERSIAN GULF WAR (1991) KILLED IN ACTION: SERVED: Christopher J. Trovali, Died 2006 SERVICE DURING THE WAR ON TERROR ERA (1992- Present): AFGHAN OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM (2001- Present) KILLED IN ACTION: Petty Officer 1st Class Neil Roberts, USN, KIA, War in Afghanistan, 2002 THE WAR IN IRAQ - OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM (2003-PRESENT) KILLED IN ACTION: LT Thomas M. Adams, USN, 27, La Mesa CA Marine
Cpl. Daniel R. Amaya, 22, of Navy Petty
Officer 2nd Class Michael C. Anderson, 36, of Daytona, Fla. Died in the Al Anbar Province
as a result of hostile fire. Assigned to Naval Marine Lance Cpl. Levi T Angell, 20, of CWO Andrew T. Arnold, USMC, 30, Spring TX Marine
Staff Sgt. Jimmy J. Arroyave, 30, of MAJ Jay T. Aubin, USMC, 36, Waterville ME Marine
Lance Cpl. Aaron C. Austin, 21, of Sunray, LANCE CPL Andrew J. Aviles, USMC, 18, Tampa FL PFC Chad E. Bales, USMC, 20, Coahoma, TX Marine
Gunnery Sgt. Ronald E. Baum, 38, of CPT Ryan A. Beaupre, USMC, 30, St. Anne IL SGT Michael E. Bitz, USMC, 31, Ventura CA LANCE CPL Thomas A. Blair, USMC, 24, Broken Arrow OK GUNNERY SGT Jeff Bohr, USMC, 39, San Clemente CA Marine Pvt. Noah
L. Boye, 21, of LANCE CPL Cedric E. Bruns, USMC, 22, Vancouver WA LANCE CPL Brian R. Buesing, USMC, 20, Cedar Key FL PFC Tamario D. Burkett, USMC, 21, Buffalo NY Navy Spc. Ervin Caradine, Jr., 33, of Marine Pfc. Benjamin R. Carman, 20, of SSGT James Cawley, USMC, 41, Layton UT CPL Kemaphoom A. Chanawongse, USMC, 22, Waterford CT CWO Robert W. Channell Jr., USMC, 36, Tuscaloosa AL Marine Lance Cpl. Marcus M. Cherry, 18, of Imperial, Calif. Died due to hostile fire in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. Assigned to 2nd
Battalion, 4th Marines, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, 2LT Therel S. Childers, USMC, 30, Harrison Co. MS LANCE CPL Donald J. Cline, Jr., USMC, 21, Sparks NV Marine Christopher
R. Cobb, 19, of CPT Aaron J. Contreras, USMC, 31, Sherwood OR Marine Lance Cpl. Kyle D. Crowley, 18, of PETTY OFFICER 1ST CLASS Shaun Dale, USN, Newport News VA Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Christopher M. Dickerson, 33, of Marine Cpl. Nicholas
J. Dieruf, 21, of Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Trace W. Dossett, 37, of Marine
Cpl. Jason L. Dunham, 22, of CPL Mark A. Evnin, USMC, 21, South Burlington VT CPT Travis Ford, USMC, 30, Oceanside CA Marine Lance Cpl. Phillip E. Frank, 20, of Marine
Capt. Richard J. Gannon II, 31, of CPL Jose A. Garibay, USMC, 21, Costa Mesa CA PFC Juan G. Garza, USMC, 20, Temperance MI Marine
Cpl. Christopher A. Gibson, 23, of PVT Jonathan L. Gifford, USMC, 30, Decatur IL Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Ronald A. Ginther, 37, of Auburndale, Fla. Died in the Al Anbar Province as a result of hostile fire. Assigned
to Naval CPL Armando A. Gonzalez, USMC, 26, Hialeah FL CPL Jesus A. Gonzalez, USMC, 22, Indio CA CPL Jorge A. Gonzalez, USMC, 20, Los Angeles CA PFC Jose F. Gonzalez-Rodriguez, USMC, 19, Norwalk CA CPL Bernard G. Gooden, USMC, 22, Mount Vernon NY Marine Lance Cpl. Torrey L. Gray, 19, of PFC Christian D. Gurtner, USMC, 19, Ohio City OH LANCE CPL Jose Gutierrez, USMC, 28, Los Angeles CA Marine Staff Sgt. William M. Harrell, 30, of SGT Nicolas Hodson, USMC, 22, Smithville MO PVT Nolen Hutchings, USMC, 19, Boiling Springs SC CPL Evan James, USMC, 20, La Harpe IL Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Robert B. Jenkins, 35, of Stuart, Fla. Died in the Al Anbar Province as a result of hostile fire. Assigned to
Naval Marine 1st Lt. Oscar Jimenez, 34, of CORPSMAN 3D CLASS Michael Johnson, USN, Little Rock AR SSGT Phillip Jordan, USMC, 42, Enfield CT CPL Brian Kennedy, USMC, 25, Houston TX LANCE CPL Nicholas Kleiboeker, USMC, 19, Irvington IL Marine Cpl. Kevin
T. Kolm, 23, of SGT Bradley Korthaus, USMC, 29, Davenport IA LANCE CPL Jakub Kowalk, USMC, 21, Schaumburg IL SGT Michael Lalush, USMC, 23, Troutville VA LANCE CPL Alan Lam, USMC, 19, Snow Camp NC CPT Andrew LaMont, USMC, 31, Eureka CA Marine Pfc. Christopher
D. Mabry, 19, of Chunky, Miss. Died due to injuries received from hostile fire in Al Anbar Province, Iraq. Assigned
to 2nd Battalion, 4th Marines, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, LANCE CPL Joseph Maglione, USMC, 22, Lansdale PA CPL Douglas Marencoreyes, USMC, 28, Chino CA PFC Francisco Martinez-Flores, USMC, 21, Los Angeles CA Marine
Cpl. Matthew SSGT Donald May, USMC, 31, Richmond VA SGT Brian McGinnis, USMC, 23, St. Georges DE Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Scott R. McHugh, 33, of Boca Raton, Fla. Died in the Al Anbar Province as a result of hostile fire. Assigned
to Naval 1LT Brian McPhillips, USMC, 25, Pembroke MA CPL Jesus Medellin, USMC, 21, Fort Worth TX GUNNERY SGT Joseph Menusa, USMC, 33, Tracy CA CPL Jason Mileo, USMC, 20, Centreville MD LANCE CPL Jason Moore, USMC, 21, San Marcos CA Marine Capt. Brent
L. Morel, 27, of MAJ Kevin Nave, USMC, 36, White Lake Township MI LANCE CPL Patrick Nixon, USMC, 21, Gallatin TN LANCE CPL Patrick O'Day, USMC, 20, Santa Rosa CA LANCE CPL Eric Orlowski, USMC, 26, Buffalo NY LANCE CPL David Owens, Jr., USMC, 20, Winchester VA SGT Fernando Padilla-Ramirez, USMC, 26, San Luis AZ Marine 1st Lt. Joshua M. Palmer, 25, of Banning, Calif. Died due to injuries received from hostile fire in Al Anbar Province,
Iraq. Assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force, Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Michael J. Pernaselli, 27, of Monroe, N.Y. Died in the northern Persian Gulf as a result of a waterborne attack.
Assigned to the USS Firebolt, forward deployed to Marine Pfc. Chance
R. Phelps, 19, of 2LT Frederick Pokorney Jr., USMC, 31, Tonopah NV SGT Brendon Reiss, USMC, 23, Casper WY SGT Duane Rios, USMC, 25, Griffith IN CPL Robert Rodriguez, USMC, 21, New York City NY CPL Randal Rosacker, USMC, 21, San Diego CA 1LT Timothy Ryan, USMC, 30, Aurora IL CPT Benjamin Sammis, USMC, 29, Rehoboth MA Marine Cpl. Dustin
H. Schrage, 20, of Marine Lance Cpl. Brad S. Shuder, 21, of CPL Erik Silva, USMC, 22, Holtville CA Marine
Lance Cpl. John T. Sims Jr., 21, of Alexander City, Ala. Died from hostile fire in
Al Anbar Province, Iraq. Assigned to 2nd Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force,
LANCE CPL Thomas Slocum, USMC, 22, Thornton CO 1ST SGT Edward Smith, USMC, 38, Vista CA LANCE CPL Matthew Smith, USMC, 20, Anderson IN Marine Lance Cpl. Michael J. Smith Jr., 21, of Marine Cpl. Michael
R. Speer, 24, of SGT Kirk Straseskie, USMC, 23, Beaver Dam WI LANCE CPL Jesus Suarez del Solar, USMC, 20, Escondido CA SSGT Riayan Tejeda, USMC, 26, New York City NY Marine Lance Cpl. Elias Torrez III, 21, of Marine Lance Cpl. Ruben Valdez Jr., 21, of Marine Lance Cpl. Gary F. VanLeuven, 20, of Marine Cpl. Scott
M. Vincent, 21, of Marine Lance Cpl. Michael B. Wafford, 20, of Spring, Lance Corporal Kevin Waruinge, USMC Reserve, Tampa, Florida. Volunteered for a second tour
in Iraq; born in Kenya, became a U.S. citizen while serving in Iraq. God bless the Corps, God bless the U.S.A., and God bless
Kevin Waruinge. "We loved Kevin, but God loved him more." Marine Lance Cpl. Christopher B. Wasser, 21, of SSGT Kendall Waters-Bey, USMC, 29, Baltimore MD Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Christopher E. Watts, 28, of Knoxville, Tenn. Died in the northern Persian Gulf as a result of a waterborne
attack. Assigned to the USS Firebolt, forward deployed to SSGT Aaron White, USMC, 27, Shawnee OK LTSG Nathan White, USN, 30, Mesa AZ LANCE CPL William White, USMC, 34, New York City NY Marine Cpl. Joshua
S. Wilfong, 22, of PETTY OFFICER 3RD CLASS Dwayne Williams, USN, Philadelphia PA LANCE CPL Michael Williams, USMC, 31, Phoenix AZ Petty Officer 3rd Class Travis Youngblood, USN, 26, Surrency, Georgia. KIA at Hit, Iraq 7/15/2005 Marine Lance Cpl. Robert P. Zurheide Jr., 20, of
The four chaplains quickly tried to calm the frightened men, to tend
to the wounded and to guide the disoriented toward safety, preaching courage and faith every inch of the way.
At the darkest moment for many, the chaplains opened a storage locker
and began distributing newly found life jackets.
When there were no more jackets, the four removed theirs and gave them
to four frightened young merchant marines.
As the Dorchester sunk beneath the waves, survivors in the boats could
see the four chaplains - arms linked and braced against the slanting deck. Their voices could be heard in prayer - Hebrew
and English - as the ship went down. Of 902 men aboard, 672 died, leaving 230 survivors. That night these four American ministers serving
the cause of the God of all our fathers, Reverend Fox, Rabbi Goode, Reverend Poling and Father Washington, passed life's
ultimate test and became an enduring example to all of us of extraordinary faith, courage, patriotism and selflessness.
May God Bless America.
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