Search for World War II Killed or Missing In Action

During World War II there were very few families that were not touched by the loss of a loved one. Those killed during World War II:

J.D. Allred
Lester E. Anderson
Edgar B. Atkinson
Lonzo E. Atkinson
Chester H. Beaty
Willie B. Beaty
William M. Beaty
Elmo Bertram
Normal Bilbrey
Fred J. Blevins
Don Bowden
Elzie Brown
Roy Carney
Andrew B. Chambers
Guy M. Choate
Houck H. Choate
Willie C. Choate
Coleman B. Clemons
Lelon L. Cobble
Lindsey Cody
Clarence O. Cook
Caleb F. Crabtree
Charlie W. Crabtree
Earl D. Davis
Willard C. Dossett
Walter Franklin
Milton Hatfield
Noah P. Hensley
Walter C. Hicks
Lonzie W. Hurst
Cosby A. Tinch
Delmer E. Crouch
William K. Murray
George W. Clark
Raymond W. Hurst
Joe C. Isabell
Hurstle Jones
Lonnie W. Jones
Joe H. Ledbetter
Asby C. Linder
William D. Mullinix
Egbert C. Norman
Ivan E. Overstreet
Thomas L. Owens
Woodrow W. Owens
Carlie E. Perry
Thomas D. Pierce
Earnest C. Price
Charlie C. Ramsey
Willie R. Ramsey
Ergo T. Robbins
Ralph Slaven
Bethel Smith
John T. Smith Jr.
Quentin Smith
Marion E. Stephens
James M. Summers
Ethridge Turner
Willard M. Upchurch
Ralph L. Wheaton
David M. Williams
Clarence E. Wilson
Warren D. Wright
Walter E. York
Edward Frazier
Walter Ledford
Haskel D. Winningham

Korean War

Search For Korean War Killed or Missing In Action

After only a few short years Americans were again called to duty, Fentress Countians again were there. The following were killed in Korea:

Hershel B. Gooding
Claxton C. Hinds
Stanley R. Lowe
Jack D. Parker
Garry R. Russell
Robert L. Sheppard
Myrl R. Turner
James B. Upchurch
Herbert C. Whited
Hollie M. Yates
Johnie L. Young
Leonard J. Dishman

Vietnam War

Not long after Korea Americans were called to action in a remote part of Southeast Asia, Vietnam. Fentress countians killed in Vietnam:

Bobby R. Brown
Jerry Albert Campbell
David A. Crabtree
George R. Crabtree
Larry Thomas Owens
Oswald Clayton South Jr.
William Orel Vaughn
Gasper Allen Voiles

This site is dedicated to the men and women who have served, and continue to serve in the Armed Forces of the United States and to the memory of those that gave the Supreme Sacrifice to preserve our way of life. May God Bless America!

If you have a loved one whose name is on this page I would be honored to add their picture as a link to each name. Scan the picture and e-mail it to me or if you live locally I will scan and add it to the site. Let's not forget the sacrifice of these brave men.

John B. Mullinix

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