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+ GARES, Arthur W. - Cpl., 1st Marine Division, 4th Bn, 11th Regiment. Killed in action on Peleliu. Please contact Samuel M. Haynes at giannone@mciworld.com if you have any information as to the final resting place of Arthur.

GARNER, James Charles. 2nd Bat, 7th Reg, 1st Marines. With Headquarter Company. Alive and well near Memphis. Submitted by nephew cgarner@gte.net

GAROFALO, Joseph - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

GAROFANO, Dom, Cpl. L company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines. Was Op man for 60mm mortar section, Weapons platoon on Peleliu. Also served on Guadalcanal and Cape Gloucester. Retired Aerospace engineer living in Mountain View, California. E-mail uncle.dom@worldnet.att.net

GARRIE, Thomas R. Army Battery "C", 317th Field Artillery Bn. Served June 4, 1942 - January 16, 1946. He was a part of the 81st Wildcat Rangers, and served in Anguar and Peleliu. Now deceased. Family contact: SCarr84905@aol.com

* GARRISON, Nelson (Nels). Marines. He served at Guadalcanal, New Guinea, and Peleliu, where he was wounded on 12/15/44. If you knew Nels, please contact his nephew Eric at ems@subronet.com

GARTRELL, Ralph. 81st Division. Landed on Anguar. Suffered bullet wound to shoulder. Recipient of Purple Heart. Currently resides with his wife in Ohio.

GARZA, Alfonso S. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

GATELEY, Harold - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* GATHWRIGHT, Gordon E. K-3-5. WIA on 28 Sept 44.

GAUTREAUX, Sidney J. Jr. - PFC - H&S Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. Now deceased.

GAVALYAS, Toni J. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GAYLE, Gordon, General. Commanded 2/5.

* GAYLE, Joe, E CO Commander, E CO, 2nd BN, 1st Marines. Now lives in Perry, Georgia.

+ GEE, Everett L., PFC. Company D, USMC. Killed at Peleliu on September 28, 1944.

GEIERMAN, Al, Pfc., A-1-11. Now lives in Chicago, Illinois.

+ GEIGER, Donald Ray, PFC. USMC. He was with the 8th Amphibian Tractor Battalion. He was killed in action on September 20, 1944. He was from Lima Ohio.

GENNES, Robert L. H & S battery - 4th battalion- 11th Marines-First Marine Division.

GEORGE, Joseph L. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* GETTELL, Richard "Slim". VMF 121 invaded Peleliu September 15, 1944 through 45. Now resides in Sandusky, Ohio. He may be contacted through his daughter at feather2@mediaone.net

GIACALONE, Andrew L. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GIBSON, Jack. 1st Marine Division. Charlie Company. Jack now lives in Jacksonville, TX. He may be contacted by email: krypton@swconnect.net

GIBSON, Robert M. Combat infantryman attached to the 81st Infantry Division. He took part in the invasion of Anguar and then fought on Peleliu. He is now deceased.

* GIBSON, Roy B., Corp. 1st Marine Div., 11th Marines, I Battery. #4. Living in Paris, TX as of 2/2000. In fair health (considering). After noting the number of deceased I feel most fortunate to still be here. If this should be read by any of my old buddies, you can get me at rgjean@cox-internet.com

GIBSON, Zed C., Army Transportation Corp. He drove a Duck, Taking troops ashore on the invasion, and ship-to-shore ammo and casualty transportation to the front lines during battle. He was from Arkansas.

GIEL, John. 81st Wildcat Division. Lives in Illinois.

GILES, Claude A., 1st Mar.Div, I Co.,3rd Bat., 1st reg. Landed in first wave on Peleliu and fought on Bloody Nose Ridge and the entire island until it was secured. Landed on Okinawa at the Naha Air Field on the first wave. Fought on the entire island from the North to the South and was wounded on this island. Then went to China for duty at Tietsin and Pieping. Was discharged in 1946. Address: Claude Giles P.O. Box 52 Belspring, VA 24058. Interested in finding a 1st Lt. who served in 1-3-1 on Peleliu during this same time. His last name is Smith. He was transfered to another unit when he landed on Okinawa. Any info. is desirable. Also looking for info. on a Navy medic who also served with 1-3-1 during this time. His last name is Moser or Moisier. He had red hair at the time. Claude may be contacted by email: brhu63d@prodigy.com

GILLEN, Eugene. Marine. Submitted by his grandson Raynor Denitzio. 120982@email.msn.com

GILLEY, Robert L. - Stf Sgt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

GILLILAND, Louis Leroy, PFC, #914027. Participated in battle on Peleliu from Sept. 15-30, 1944. Born 11/6/08, died 1977. Believed to have been in 1st Marines, 1st Division. Asiatic-Pacific Theatre Ribbon w/1 star La Peleliu.

GILLIS, Joseph Jr. - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

GILMORE, Robert, PFC. Served in L Company, 3rd Battalion, 7th Marines, Mortar section Weapons platoon on Peleliu. Also served at Okinawa and China. Living in Medicine Lodge, Kansas.

GIORDANO, Joe A. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GIRDLER, Charlie. 1st Marine Division, 7th Reg, 1st Bn, A Co, 2nd Platoon. Fought at Guadalcanal & Cape Gloucester. Wounded at Guadalcanal & Cape Gloucester.

GLADDEN, James W. - Pvt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

GLANKLER, Jr., Frank Joseph "Spook". 1st Marine Division, C-Company. By all accounts he was/is one of the only eight men left, who survived the battle for Bloody Nose Ridge from his company. He carried a flame thrower throughout all of his Division's island hopping campaigns in the Pacific. He lives in Memphis, TN and is regarded by many as the finest criminal trial lawyer known. As of 2001, he is 75 years old and has ten children. Family contact is: DTFNARC@aol.com

GLADE, Earl Dale. Navy. Served as a clerk and stretcher bearer. Family contact: JDGlade@aol.com

+ GLAUD, Steve John, PFC. Marine, Company C, First Battalion, 1st Marines, 1st Marine Division. Steve was from Carnegie, PA. He was killed at Peleliu at the age of 21 on September 15, 1944.

GLAZE, Charlie - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

* GLEESON, Walter T. Jr. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - KIA 10/4/44.

GLENN, Charles H. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

* GLENN, Edison J. Marine. Also fought at Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester, Britain, and Okinawa. Injured twise. He was one of 250 men in his landing, and one of 37 to survive. Edison lives in Eugene, OR.

GLENN, Ralph C. - PFC - H&S Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

GLENN, Tom H. - Sgt Mjr - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GLENCROSS, Jack. K-3-1. During the battle of Peleliu Glencross was a BAR man. Jack was 17 a year old redhead that found himself being promoted to Cpl on the battlefield as a result of terrible losses to his company. After a month on Peleliu Jack was stationed in Ulithi until the end of the war. He also served as a sergeant in the Korean war. Jack is doing great, still living in Wallace Idaho. We would love to hear from you, please contact Jack via his grandson Michael Glencross at mglencross@youritsupport.com

+ GODFREY, Mike, PFC. Rifle Company, 1st Marine Division. Killed in action at Peleliu while trying to rescue a fellow marine. He was recommended for the Silver Star, but was awarded the Bronze Star. He attended San Pedro High School, San Pedro, California. He left school early to join the Marines.

* GOLDEN, Robert L. - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/15/44.

GONZALES, Manuel R. - Pvt - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

* GONZALES, Niebez "Tony". 1st Division C15. He received the Purple Heart for wounds sustained Sept. 16, 1944 on Peleliu. He later received a cluster for wounds sustained May 8, 1945 at the Battle of Okinawa. Alive and well in Phoenix, AZ. E-Mails may be sent c/o his grandson at cscott22@qwest.net

GOOD, John J. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GOODWIN, Gene C. Served with the Marines during the Invasion of Peleliu. Now lives in Pasadena, TX.

* GOOGE, Jesse L., Jr. K-3-5.

* GOOMAN, Louis L. K-3-5. WIA on 28 Sept 44.

GORDON, Billy D. - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* GORSKI, Sigmoun. K-3-5. WIA on 28 Sept 44.

GOULDING, Thomas E. Jr. - Cpl - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* GRADY, Earl Bennett, Jr. - Cpl - H Co, 2d Bn, 1st Marines - Now deceased. His family would very much appreciate hearing from anyone who knew Cpl. Grady. You may reach his nephew at rrsam1@aol.com

GRANGER, William M. - Sgt - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

GRANT, Howard T., Cpl. USMC, 1st Division. Family contact: He survived Peleliu without a scratch except for knocking out his front teeth on a coral rock while ducking a Jap nambu on the third day. He continued the fight and on Sept 30 he learned that he had a son (Me) bought and paid for by the United States Marine Corps. Howard T Grant, Jr howardusa@prodigy.net

+ GRAVET, Ray. K-3-5. Killed in action on October 3, 1944.

GRAVING, William E. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

+ GRAVITT, John, Lt. 1st Marine Division. Lt. Gravitt was awarded the Navy Cross for his actions. He held off a jap machine gun net while while his comrades were able to move to cover. He sustained what proved to be mortal wounds and died in a field hospital around September 22. If you knew Lt. John Gravitt, please contact his sister Joanna and nephew Mark Langwell a breadman@tca.net . Two of John Gravitt's brothers also served in the South Pacific during WW II. His brother Wilbur was in the Army Air Corps and was killed in a plane crash in Hawaii in 1942. His brother Floyd was captured at Corregidor and he survived the Bataan death march and a Japanese prison camp. Floyd is alive and well in Florida.

GRAY, GeorgeE. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GREEN, Al. Machine gunner in a heavy weapons company, 3rd Bn, 1st Regiment, 1st Marine Division. A Chicago native, he now resides in Mobile, AL and currently works as an engineer for ARC Controls.

GREEN, Gerald Allen. H&S Co., 1st Marines. Served in the Cape Gloucester and Peleliu landings. His email address is gagreen@mediaone.net

GREEN, James T. 81st Infantry Division, 323rd Regiment. He resides in St. Joseph, TN. As of 2/2000 he is 78 years old and doing well. Email: jogreen@lorettotel.net

GREENBERG, Melvin E. - PFC - H&S Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GREENE, William P. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

GREENE, Arthur D. Jr. - PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GREENWOOD, Richard T. (Dick), Captain. First Marine Division at Bouganville, Peleliu, and Okinawa.

* GREER, Raymond J. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/15/44.

+ GREER, Ron, 2nd Bn, 5th Marines, 1st Division. Ron was from Boston Massachusetts. He was a very unusual and effective leader in the second battalion. "His Irish wit and brilliance made him an usual person in the planning and implementing of the stagings for landing of the 2nd Division at Peleliu. Ron was hit by a piece of Jap mortar shrapnel within 60 seconds of his landing on the coral sand beach of Peleliu and he died in the next few hours as we were urged by him to go ahead, take charge, do what we came to do. The end for Ron came early, and yet his attitude and skill of leadership gave a meaning to why the rest of us were there and provided motivation for some of us to do better and strive to be effective fighting Marines." Submitted by Jim Hauer.

GREY, Norman J. - Cpl - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

GRIFFITH, Hugh M., Cpl. TN-Cpl-Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-122, Air Group 11. From E. Chattanooga. Now deceased.

GRIGGS, - Harry L. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

GRISHAM, Otha L. - 2nd Lt - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GRISHAM, John T. Jr. - Pvt - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

+ GRISWOLD, Carleton Webb, Ph.M. 3/C, 1st Marines, "A" Co., killed in action Sept. 17, 1944. I, the grand nephew, Carleton Chenery, just received articles from news papers regarding his funeral , also a letter from Corporal Robert J. Drake describing the events of his death. Cpl. Drake was wounded the same day, Sept. 17th. cchenery@mail.msn.com

GROLL, David - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GROOMS, James E. - Pvt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

GROOT, Robert L, PFC. 5th Marines. Robert lives in Zephyrhills, FL, and may be reached by email: rustnail@gateway.net

GROOVER, Thomas E. - PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GROSS, Glenn O. - Sgt - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

+ GROTTAGLIO, Alfred M., PFC, First Marine Division, died on Peleliu on the first day of battle, September 15, 1944. He received a Silver Star and Purple Heart, Asiatic Pacific Campaign medal, and the bronze star. He was from Long Island City, Queens, NY. The family would appreciate any information concerning his company/platoon/battle group. janet@cooptions.com

* GROWICH, Andrew E. K-3-5.

GUIDROZ, Alvin J., PFC. Commended for courageous conduct while operating Sixteenth Field Depot vehicles to and from front lines, often under hostile fire, during the operation against the enemy at Peleliu.

GUILBEAU, Wray F., Corpsman with Weapons Company, 7th Marines. Now lives in Opelousas, LA.

+ GUILD, Clifford E. 1st Marine Div, 2nd Bn. Clifford died on Peleliu on October 4. From Lowell, MI. His brother Stanley also served on Peleliu. His brother Leroy was wounded on Iwo Jima. His niece Norma would like to hear from anyone who served with her uncles. uncles. s9d3763@mail.drms.dla.mil

GUILD, Stanley E., Cpl. 1st Marine Division, 2nd Bn. He died May 11, 1945. Silver Star receipient. From Lowell, MI. His brother Clifford died on Peleliu. His brother Leroy was wounded on Iwo Jima. His niece Norma would like to hear from anyone who served with her uncles. s9d3763@mail.drms.dla.mil

GUILFORD, Dewey H., Sgt. B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. tguilfor@gte.net

* GUMTOW, Ronald B. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/15/44.

GUNDERSON, William J - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* GUNYA, Roy F. - Pvt - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/15/44.

GUSHWA, Keith. Marine. Fought at Peleliu. Now deceased. He was a high school English teacher who is still remembered fondly by his former students.

GUTH, Raymond J. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+ GUTHRIE, Horis E. T/5 US Army Co. A, ARMRD REGT 710, Tank Bn., 81st Infantry Division.

GUYON, Robert E. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

GUZIK, John S. 1st Marines - 17 Combat Engineers Detached. Presently lives in Totawa, NJ.

* GWALTNEY, Lorn Holman. 1st Division, L company, 1st Marines, 3rd Bn. First wave landing on Peleliu Sept 15, 1944. Wounded at Bloody Nose Ridge on Sept 18. Born 5/20/19. Would welcome contact from any survivors or families with info. (have been looking for William W. Worth, in particular). Email Lorn Gwaltney at webcircl@swbell.net

HACKMAN, Lloyd P. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

* HADDOCK, Francis M. Lost an eye and was wounded in the leg.

HADERER, Anthony J., Cpl. Attached to the 81st Infantry, Wildcat Division, 906th Field Artillery Battalion C Battery, He fought in the Palau Group and Southern Philippines Campaigns from 16 July 1944 through December 26, 1945, and received the American Service Medal, Asiatic Pacific Service Medal, Good Conduct Medal, WWII Victory Medal and Philippines Liberation Ribbon. He passed away in July 1996.

HADLEY, Douglas. 81st Infantry, Wildcat Division. Now deceased.

HAGAN, Edward J., Lt. (USN) - Combat surgeon attached to 3/7 - Won the Silver Star for Valor on Cape Gloucester - Cited in Chapter 8 of Ross' "Peleliu Tragic Triumph" (Random House, NY, 1991) - Lives in Williston, ND.

HAGENLOCK, William J. - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HAGGERTY, Lt. 1st Marines, 1st Marine Division.

HAGSTROM, Kenneth O. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HAHN, Ernest D. - Cpl - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

HAJJAR, Emile Joseph, PFC. First Marine Division, E Battery, Second Battalion, 11th Marines. Now deceased. Family contact: Grandlou1925@aol.com

HALD, Alfred L. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

+ HALDANE, Andrew Allison "Ack-Ack". Served with the 1st Marine Division on Guadalcanal and was commanding officer of Company K at Cape Gloucester, where he won the Silver Star. He led Company K through most of the fight for Peleliu. On October 12, 1944, three days before the Marines came off the lines, he died in action. Capt. Haldane was born in 1917 in Lawrence, MA. He graduated from Bowdoin College in Brunswick, ME, where the memory of Captain Haldane is honored annually by presenting the Haldane Cup to the graduating senior who has displayed outstanding qualities of leadership and character.

HALE, Ernest M. - 2nd Lt - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

* HALKET, Guil. In Captain Pope's Charlie Co, 1st Bn, 1st Marines. Was hit on the coral ridge for which heroism Captain Pope received the Medal of Honor. Guil was evacuated on a hospital ship that ran aground after midnight about a day out of Pelelieu which flooded several forward compartments (crew's quarters) and the ship was compelled to make way at 1 1/2 knots astern for fear of collapsing inner bulkheads. It took about 5 days to get to Banika. After a month in the Naval Hospital he rejoined Charlie Company at Pavuvu. Guil may be reached by email guilhalket@zianet.com

HALL, Andrew Frederick, 339393, PFC, E CO, 2nd BN, 1st Marines, 1st PLT

HALL, John W. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HALL, William O. 1st Special Marine Brigade, Marine Barracks Peleliu 1946-1947. Was involved in post battle clean up operations. Contact by email Casteel1@msn.com

HALLEEN, Warren J - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HALLER, Francis S., Corporal. 1st Marine Division. He was the ranking officer for his platoon after all were lost during the battle. He is now deceased. Family contact: CKSmurf36@aol.com

HALLER, Lewis A. - 2nd Lt - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

HALEY, Richard K. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HALTER, Frank L. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+ HAMBLETON, Orville S. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. KIA 10/6/44.

HAMBURGER, Nat, Cpl. I-3-7 now lives in New Port Richey, Florida.

HAMER, Noel F. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HAMMOND, Eddie K., Cpl. 81 MM Mortar HQ Co., 1st Marine Division, 1st Regiment. He also fought on Okinawa. His home address is Rt. 4, Box 216, Pittsburg, TX 75686.

* HANDCOCK, Elbert E. K-3-5.

HANEY, Elmo M., GySgt. K-3-5. Now deceased, was awarded the Silver Star for heroism on Cape Gloucester and was at least 50 years old on Peleliu. A combat veteran with the 5th Marines in France during WW I.

HANKEY, Gordon H., PFC - Weapons Co, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. PFC Hankey was in the first wave at Peleliu. He also fought at Guadalcanal, New Guinea, and Cape Gloucester. Please contact if interested in yearly reunion of men from Weapons Co., 5th Marines, 1st Marine Division (12110 Tullamore Ct. #203, Timonium, MD 21093).

HANKINS, Ralph O., PFC. 1st Assault Signal Co., 1st Marine Division. Peleliu, Okinawa, and Northern China. Was from Kansas and is now deceased (1973). His son Kevin would like to hear from anyone who knew him. Hankins@vet.ksu.edu

HANLON, Paul. Marine. He joined the Corps in January of 1943 and fought as a mortarman in the South Pacific. His family is seeking further information on his military service. Please contact Schroeder999@aol.com

HANNA, Frank A. Jr. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* HANNAN, William J., Col. (RET). 11th Marines, 3rd Batt, Executive Officer (was a Major on Peleliu). Now living in Connecticut. Email at TheHannans@att.net

HANSON, Lynvell Gray. Army. Now deceased. Family Contact: AngelaTroy894@aol.com

+ HANSON, Maryum Clifford, H CO, 2nd Bn, 5th Marines. Killed in action on Sept. 16, 1944.

HANSON, Nils H., M-3-5 (81 MM Mortar Platoon), 1st Marine Division. At the time I was a Sgt. Went onto Okinawa and then stateside in August 1945. I am a life member of the 1st Marine Division Association, Marine Corps League, MODD, VFW and American Legion. I reside in Ocala, FL. My email address is nhanson@cfl.rr.com and would like to hear from anyone for a chat. "Semper Fi."

HANSON, Wilfred G., USMC. Was awarded a medal for bravery which he he received in 1995. Currently of 18836 Tracer Dr., Tampa, FL. (813) 949-1079.

HARAMIS, George, Cpl. Gunner mortar section on Peleliu, Weapons Platoon, L Co. 3rd battalion, 7th Marines. Also served at Cape Gloucester and Okinawa. Wounded at Okinawa. George lives at 356 NW Emelia Way, Jensen Beach, FL. He would like to talk to others from his division through his daughter at 561-692-4422 or by email at PaulainFlorida@aol.com

HARBIN, George, F-2-1. Now a retired elementary school principal.

+ HARGIS, Joseph B. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - KIA 10/17/44.

+ HARBIT, Garner E. - PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - KIA 9/18/44.

* HARLESS, Clinton - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 10/5/44 - Now deceased.

HARLOW, Manson C. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HARMON, Carl "Tom" A., USN - Slc (RM) V6 - Fourth Joint Assault Signal Co. attached to 1st Marine Division. From Portland, IN. 18 years old at time of battle. "15 Sep 44 to 21 Oct 44 participated in landing operations and capture of Japanese held Peleliu Island" signed by J.E. Morris, Major, USMC. "Also participated in operations with the 1st Assault Signal Co., Hq Bn, 1st Marine Division forces at Okinawa" signed by M. N. Thompson, Jr. 1st Lt. USMC. Later participated in initial occupation of southern Korea and Taku-Tienstin, China, attached to the 7th Fleet. Died in 1981. Daughter would like to hear from anyone who knew him. sparkle@advnet.net"

HARREL, Kenneth - PFC - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HARRIS, Donald E. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HARRIS, Earl. 81st Wildcat Division. Lives in Olden, TX.

HARRIS, Eugene L. - TechSgt - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* HARRIS, Henry B Jr.. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/28/44.

HARRIS, Ira L. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

HARRIS, Stanley P. - Pvt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HARTIGAN, Michael J. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

HARTIN, Donald C. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HARTMAN, Albert H. - Pvt - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

+ HARVEY, Floyd R. PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - KIA 9/15/44.

HARVEY, John E. - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

* HARWELL, Samuel D. - 2nd Lt - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HASS, Anton, Jr. K-3-5. Currently residing in Clatskanie, OR.

HASSELVANDER, Jack N., PFC. He was with the 1st Marine Division Reconnaissance Company. He was interviewed by war correspondent Wick Fowler along with some others. His family would like to hear from anyone that can remember him. katdon_goins@yahoo.com

HAUSER, R.E. F4U Fighter pilot. He served with VMF-122 on Peleliu in 1945. His brother, a PBM pilot who served in the same general area, would like to locate information on VFM-122 during the Peleliu Campaign. W0SLA@cs.com

HATFIELD, Alfred L. - Pvt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HAUGH, Elmer L. - Pvt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

* HAUER, Jim, Corporal. 2nd Bn, 5th Marines, 1st Div, Demolition expert, and bazooka and flame thrower specialist. Wounded on 13th day of second wave invasion. Now lives in Arizona.

HAUSER, Lawrence G. Jr. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HAUSER, William C. Pvt - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HAVERKORN, Edward F. - Sgt - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HAVERTY, Virgil R. - PFC - B Co. Third. Now deceased. Armored Amphibian Bn.

* HAWKINS, James B. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/19/44 - Now deceased.

HAWTHORNE, Walter E. Jr., PFC. A Co. Sixth Amphibian TractorBn.

HAYES, Elza Jr. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HAYES, Ken. Marines. He later became an architect and lived In Gulfport, Mississippi.

HAYES, Sam, Cpl. Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-122, Air Group 11. From Beaumont, TX. Now deceased.

HAYNES, Samuel M. - Platoon Sgt., 1st Marine Division, 4th Battalion, 11th Regiment (on loan to 5th Regiment during Peleliu). Currently resides in Virginia. Would like to hear from any other veterans who served with the 1st Marines at Peleliu. giannone@mciworld.com

* HAZEN, Claude DuWayne, Corporal. G-2-1-1. Received a Purple Heart for wounds suffered at Peleliu. It took until 1990 for him to receive his Purple Heart. He passed away August 8, 1999 never telling all he endured at Peleliu. He did mention the tank battle before he was wounded on September 18, 1944. His daughter may be contacted by email: Machuganancyhm1@yahoo.com

HEARD, John G. - 2nd Lt - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HEATLEY, Robert F., Sergeant, US Army Infantry, 81st Division 321st RCT, Company M (deceased 1/88). Awards: Purple Heart, Infantry Badge, Bronze Star (not yet awarded, but applied for based on evidence discovered in his memoirs. He was too proud to protest the oversight himself when he was alive). Combat: Angaur, Peleliu, Ulithi, Leyte. Discharged in Occupied Japan January 10, 1946 (Aomori area, Misawa and Atsugi). His son, Lawrence, lives in Redford, Michigan, (313) 534-1808 LGHeatley@aol.com and would appreciate any contacts with his old pals, Army or 1st Marine Division. He would also appreciate information on division reunions. BREATHES THERE A SOLDIER, my father's war memoir book, will be released on iUniverse.com, a publisher that provides either downloaded versions of the book or hard copy. The Red Rain article was not run in World War II magazine, but is included and expanded in this book. If you would like to order a copy, it will be available in November from all major book sellers and directly from iUniverse or myself. In April 2002, In the Name of Freedom, interviews with WWII veterans from all theaters of operation, will be available as well.

HECK, John -PFC - 1st Bn. 1st Marine, 1st Tank Battalion.

HECK, William G. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HEEB, John P., Sgt. K-3-5. From Rushville, IN. KIA on Okinawa.

* HEIGHT, Leon, Lt., E CO, 2nd BN, 1st MARINES, Leader of 2nd PLT, Killed on Okinawa.

HEIMBURG, William F. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HEINZELMAN, Roland E. - Sgt 0 C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HELMS,Everette P - Cpl - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HELTON, Bryan - PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

* HENDERSON, Eugene H. - Pvt D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 10/5/44 - Now deceased.

HENDRICK, Ernest G. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HENKINS, Harley C. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. - Now deceased.

HENN, George. First Marine Division, 3rd Battalion, K Company. (K/3/1). George Henn was in the battalion under Captain George Hunt who had the responsibility of attacking "The Point". He eventually became a Master Gunnery Sergeant, but his rank during this invasion is unknown. He also served at Guadalcanal, New Britain, Peleliu and Okinawa. His grandson Scott Terwilliger may be reached at SRT632@aol.com

HENN, Leo, SSGT. 321st RCT, 1st BN, Co. G, 1st Platoon. My Dad was a squad leader on Anguar and Peleliu. He can be reached at mob1920@webtv.net

+ HENNING, James Burton, 832540, PFC, E CO, 2nd BN, 1st Marines, 1st PLT

HENNY, Ralph L. - GySgt - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+ HENRICKSEN, William C. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. KIA 10/3/44.

* HENRY, Richard. K-3-5.

HENSELER, Ken. PhM 2c with I-3-5 of the First Marine Division. He participated in the landings on Peleliu and Ngesebus and was there during the whole campaign. Originally From Worthington, MN, Ken presently lives in Yankton, SD.

* HENSLEY, Clifford E., Staff Sergeant. 81st Wildcats, Company C, 306th Engineers. He was also in the 9th Services Division. He fought on Anguar and was critically wounded in action on Peleliu. He survived two plane crashes while being evacuated to military hospitals where he spent eight months recovering. He was in the process of receiving a field promotion to Lt. When he was hit by Japanese fire. He received the Silver Star, Bronze Star and two Purple Hearts. He passed away on April 3, 2001. Family contact: dhensley@centurytel.net

HENSON, Alex C.,(Hurricane Henson, AC) Cpl, K-3-5, 1st Marines, Machine Gunner. Fought at Cape Gloucester, Guadalcanal, Peleliu and Okinawa. Was Squad Leader of a Machine Gun Section and wounded May 2, 1945 on Okinawa. Resides now in Vian, OK. E-mail through son at ddaa@arn.net

HENSON, James T. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

HENSON, James T. Rank- Corporal. Rifle marksman. Qualified as heavy machine gun crewman. Family contact: topark@gte.net

HERBST, Harold, Platoon Seargent, 8th Amphibious Tractor Battalion, USMCR.

HERDEJURGEN, Sidney V - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

HERMANS, Theodore M. - Plt Sgt - H&S Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. Now deceased.

HERRERA, A.L. Nicknamed "Poncho." Alive and well in San Diego CA.

+ HERRMANN, Robert W. - PFC - B Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn. KIA 9/15/44.

HERZMAN, Robert F. - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+HESSELBARTH, Otto, T/4 - 1st Platoon, A Company, 710th Tank Battalion, 81st Inf. Div. - One of four tank crewmen who, along with Capt. H.W. Jones of the 7th Marine Regiment, were killed on Oct. 18, 1944 when their Sherman hit a mine or unexploded shell on Hill 210, Bloody Nose Ridge while directing fire at enemy caves. To this day, the tank lies in place where it was hit. On Sept. 15, 2000, a memorial plaque embossed with the names of T/4 Hesselbarth and his fellow crewmen was dedicated at the tank site.

HESSIG, Kermit A. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

HESSIN, Richard A., 1st Mar. Div., I Co. 3rd Bat., 1st reg. Fought on Peleliu, Okinawa, and China. Now resides at 3026 Vincent Rd. Silver Lake, Ohio 44224. Was wounded on Okinawa.

+ HICKS, Arnold Preston. H and S Btry, 44th Bn, 11 Marine 708 Fleet. Arnold was on the security line at the time of his death. As the men were advancing Arnold was standing as lookout at a machine gun position. He was shot through the chest by a Jap rifleman. Six months after Arnold was killed his brother James was KIA in the Battle of the Bulge.

HIGHFIELD, Jack L., PFC. "A" Company Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

+ HILL, Morse G. "Glen", Pvt. USMC. Glen died on the first day his forces landed in the Palaui Islands, September 15, 1944. His father received three Division/Unit awards posthumously, the Presidential Unit Citation, the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, and the Victory Medal World War II. He was born in Prosser, WA in 1924 and graduated from Prosser High School in June of 1943. He joined the USMC late in 1943, and remained an additional 2 weeks after finishing boot camp as he had never learned to swim. He was the sixth of 8 children.

HILTON, Calvin N. "Chick", PFC. With the Marine Air Group Eleven. Basic training at Parris Island, February and March of 1943. Air craft Maintenance Training at Norman, OK. South Pacific Area 2/2/44 to 5/24/45. Went to Esprito Santos - New Heberdes Islands. Went to Peleliu 9/5/44 through 5/24/45. Returned to Pearl aboard an LCI in a convoy of LCI and LST's. Returned to the states from Pearl. Served out the war in NC at Cherry Point and Bogue Field, NC. Dischared 11/13/45. Email at calnhil@yahoo.com I would like to hear from any vets who were there, ALL branches of Service.

HIMSEY, Samuel, PFC. Company L, 3rd Bn, 5th Marines.

+ HINES, Michael, Sgt. Believed to have been attached to the 1st Marine Division, he was killed in action at Peleliu. The family Was told by some of his fellow Marines that he was carrying a Flame thrower when he was hit with a mortar round. His family Is from the coal mining region of western PA and the Morgantown, WV area. His nephew, Jim Hines (Senior Chief Petty Officer, U.S. Navy, Retired), would like to hear from any of his uncle's friends. Usnpncsret@aol.com Phone: 954.434-0169 or 954-434-9466.

HODGES, Walter "Red", Cpl. Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-122, Air Group 11. From Knoxville, TN.

HOFFMAN, Perry Wentz. First Marine Division, K Company. Captain George P. Hunt was his commanding officer (Capt. Hunt mentioned him briefly in A Coral Comes High). Now deceased. Family contact: stacord@staceys.com

HOFFMANN, Ronald A. - Staff Sgt., Headquarters Company, 1st Battalion, 321st Regiment, 81st Division. Awarded the Bronze Star. Davies4219@aol.com

HOGAN, William B., USN. He went in the second day and was under fire while going in and during the time he was working on an air strip. He was from Baltimore, MD, and died in July of 1994.

HOLECHEK, Rudy R., Cpl. Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-122, 2nd MAW, Air Group 11. He helped evacuate wounded off Orange Beach during the initial days of the invasion, and worked as an aircraft mechanic on the flight line after the airfield was secured. Rudy currently lives with his wife, also a former marine, in Mt. Olive, Illinois, and can be contacted through his son at Pntbox@aol.com

HOLLIDAY, Urnie G., Pvt. Commended for courageous conduct while operating Sixteenth Field Depot vehicles to and from front lines, often under hostile fire, during the operation against the enemy at Peleliu.

HOLMAN, Marlin E., PFC. Commended for courageous conduct while operating Sixteenth Field Depot vehicles to and from front lines, often under hostile fire, during the operation against the enemy at Peleliu.

HOLMES, Maurice B. (Maury), Cpl. First Marine Division. Dad was a "Radioman" and was part of the first assault. He was very hesitant to discuss his experiences in the war (especially on Peleliu). He did ask me to read "With the Old Breed" when I was younger. He said that he had known the author and that the book told the story as it happened. I read it and was very moved. Dad passed away in 2000, but he felt that every year after Peleliu was a bonus anyway. If you knew him or of him, I would welcome any correspondence. mhtroutdog@aol.com

* HOMA, George J., Jr. K-3-5. WIA on 28 Sept 44.

HONSOWETZ, Russell E., Lt.Col. The commanding officer of 2-1 was awarded the Navy Cross for heroism. Died at the age of 81 on 4-20-96 at his home in Alamo, California.

HOPPER, James Clyde, Corporal. 1st Marine Division. Served at Peleliu and Okinawa and received the Purple Heart. Deceased 1955. His son Philip may be reached at aa@midsouth.rr.com

HORAN, Thomas Martin "Deadend", 337114, PFC, E CO, 2nd BN, 1st Marines, 1st PLT. Was from Hartford, CT.

HOWARD, Leon Earl, 2nd Lt., now deceased.

* HUBER, John A. "Jack", Cpl. K-3-5. Retired as a Sgt. Maj. From Arlington, VA.

HUGHES, A.C. Cliff. Wireman with Easy Co, 2/5, and landed on Peleliu in the 3rd or 4th wave. Their coxun dropped the ramp while they were still a ways out and he ended up going into about 12 feet of water. By the time he struggled ashore all he had left was his skivvies. From some of the other stories he told his son, things pretty well went downhill from there... His son John may be reached at hughesjc@bellsouth.net

HUGHES, Max D., Pvt. D Company, 3rd Armored Amphibious Bn. Landed with the invasion on September 15, 1945.

HUNT, George P., Commanding Officer of K-3-1. Was awarded the the Navy Cross for heroism on Peleliu. Now deceased, he became the Managing Editor of Life magazine after the war. He was the author of The Coral Comes High, published by Harper & Row in 1946.

* HUNTER, James B., F Co 1st Plt., 2nd Bn, 1st Marines. Now lives in Charlotte, NC.

* HUNTER, Robert C. , PFC, scout and sniper and naval gunfire FO. 5th Marines, 2nd Bn. Received a Purple Heart and Bronze Star on Peleliu and went on to fight at Okinawa, then to China with Marine occupation forces. He died in 1997 at the age of 73.

HURD, Melvin L., PFC. Commended for courageous conduct while operating Sixteenth Field Depot vehicles to and from front lines, often under hostile fire, during the operation against the enemy at Peleliu.

HUSBAND, R. C., Lt., USNR. Assigned to ship APAZ Cresent City. Documentation indicates he was a beach doctor for the 1st Marine Division, 3rd Marines, at Peleliu (White Beach) and also active in Guam landings. Now deceased.

HYDE, James A., T/Sgt. 81st Infantry, 323rd, Co. E. Awarded Bronze star for service at Peleliu. Went into U.S. Navy after getting out of the Army and served 20+ years. Deceased 1998. His family would welcome any contact: craighyde@bellsouth.net

HYNDMAN, Jack A. 1st Marine Division.

IGLESIAS, RUDOLPH, CORPORAL. G-2-5. Served in New Britain, Peleliu and Okinawa. He may be contacted via McIgles182@AOL.com

* INGALLS, Ralph G., PFC, Company C, Third Armored Amphibian BN, First Marine Division; WIA, Purple Heart. He may be reached at 47 Brown Road, Brooklyn, CT, or by email jimingalls@email.msn.com

+ IVES, Albert L. If anyone remembers him, please contact mailto:Mallard34@aol.com

+ JACOBS, Wilfred Anthony "Happy", Staff/Sgt. Army, Company C, 322nd Infantry 81st Wildcat Division. Wounded on Anguar. He died on board USS Bountiful 10/14/44 and was buried at sea. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Bronze Medal.

JACKSON, Arthur J., Pfc., I-3-7. Received the Medal of Honor for Heroism at Peleliu. Born in Alaska and was called "Bull" by his Marine buddies. Jackson was 19 years of age at Peleliu. He now lives in Boise, Idaho.

JACKSON, Charles J. - PFC - H&S Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JACKSON Eldon A. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JAFFE, Marcus, LT. Forward Observer, 81 mm morters, 2nd Bn, 1st Marines. Also CO of G Co on Okinawa. Now lives in Williamstown, Massachusetts.

JAIMES, Joe P. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

* JAMES, Forrest G., Cpl. 1st Bn, 7th Marines. Wounded on the assault on the beach on September 15th. Mortar went off in his amtrack about 2 feet from him, and he received about 200 pieces of shrapnel to his body, including one in his left eye. He died in 1985 in North Mankato, MN, of an abdominal aneurism which could have been a belated result of war wounds since they only removed six pieces of the shrapnel and as he got older it started to move around. Forrest was married in Detroit to Geneview Wilkie in February of 1945 after meeting her in person for only a few days. He was a veteran of Cape Gloucester and was written up as a hero in the associated press for holding off Japanese fire while two of his comrades went to rescue their fallen sergeant. The sergeant was dead, but they returned with his body. Forrest was known as "Cowboy" because of his bowed legs or "Hap" which was short for Happy because he was always smiling. Don't know how much smiling he did over there, but most people called him Hap. If you knew him, Katie Wilaby would like to hear from you. She may be contacted through email at: kawilaby@rconnect.com

+ JANOS, Joseph M. - PFC - B Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - KIA 9/29/44.

JARDINE, Donald W., Cpl . B.Co. 1st, Bn, 1st Marines. Also served at Guadalcanal and New Britain. He now lives in San Francisco.

JENKINS, Adron Edard, PFC. A Co. First Armored Amphibian Tractor Bn. Family contact: dwjenkins1@home.com

JENKS, Burnard J. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JENNINGS, Harold (Hal),Captain. CO A-1-1. Wounded and evacuated. Jewelry business, Roanoke, VA. Died in Roanoke in 1998.

JENNINGS, Lester, Sgt. Marine Air Group Eleven (MAG-11). Landed on Peleliu on D+10, and was attached to the 1st Marine Division from 30 Sept 1944 to 15 Oct 1944. He was recalled to active duty during the Korean War and served at Cherry Point NC. He retired from Eastman Kodak after 42 years, and lives in Kingsport TN. You can contact him through his son Greg Jennings at gjenn21@hotmail.com

* JENSEN, Albert F. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JETMORE, Edward L. - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JOHANNES, Helmuth, R. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JOHNS, John. 1st Marines. 60 mm Mortarman. Now deceased. If you have any information about John, please contact his family: BANDWFX@aol.com

JOHNSON, Donald E. - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JOHNSON, Frank O. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JOHNSON, James M. - PFC - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JOHNSON, Molan F. - Cpl - A Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JOHNSON, Robert - Pvt - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - Now deceased.

JOHNSON, Robert C. - PFC - PFC A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+ JOHNSON, Russell H., Corpsman. Attached to Headquarters Co., 2nd Bn, 1st Marines, at Peleliu. He posthumously received the Navy Cross for his actions September 18 when he helped three wounded Marines get back to the Marine's position, then went out for a fourth, against the advice of his buddies and commander. He and the wounded Marine were killed by machine gun fire.

JOHNSON, William Ira, Staff Sergeant. USMC. A veteran of Saipan, Peleliu, and Kwajelein. He is buried in White City Oregon Veteran's Graveyard. His son, Kevin, says his Dad talked a lot about a mountain boy named A.C. Riles who got his first pair of shoes in boot camp. If you know of any information about his father, please contact Kevin.

JOHNSTON, Gil S. Jr. - PFC - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JOHNSTON, Hughie Lynn, Cpl. Marine Fighter Squadron VMF-122, Air Group 11. From Rison, AK. Now deceased.

* JOHNSTON, James W. (Jim) - Machinegunner, E-2-5. Jim fought with the 5th Marines on New Guinea, New Britain, Peleliu,and Okinawa. He was WIA on Peleliu, and again on Okinawa. He is the author of "The Long Road of War: A Marine's Story of Pacific Combat" published by The University of Nebraska Press, 1998. Jim can be reached by writing to him at P.O. Box 345, Wauneta, Nebraska 69045.

JOHNSTON, Paul E., PFC. Commended for courageous conduct while operating Sixteenth Field Depot vehicles to and from front lines, often under hostile fire, during the operation against the enemy at Peleliu.

JOHNSTON, Richard P. - PFC - A Co.Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JONAS, Frank - PFC - C Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

JONES, Don E. 1st Marine Division on Peleliu. If you have any information on him, please email am_white1959@yahoo.com

+ JONES, Edward A "Hillbilly", 1st Lt. Company K, 3rd Bn, 5th Marine Regiment, 1st Marine Division. Machine-gun platoon leader.

JONES, Fred J. - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

* JONES, Frederick W., PHM 3C (medic), 1st Marine Division, 7th Regiment, 2nd Bn, E Co. Severely wounded in action on 19 Sept 44 and awarded Purple Heart. Now lives in Yuma Arizona.

+ JONES, Henry Will, Capt. C/o L CO, 3rd Bn, 7th Marines. Capt. Jones was KIA in Oct. 1944 and was awarded the Silver Star posthumously for action on Peleliu. In 1999, the State of Georgia named the bridge spanning the Alapha River in his home town of Lakeland, GA "Capt. Henry Will Jones Memorial Bridge" in honor of his service to his country. Capt. Jones has a surviving brother, Bobby Jones, in Lakeland, GA who may be reached at hhowell@surfsouth.com

JONES, John B. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

JONES, Lloyd E. - Pvt - D Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn.

+ JONES, Thomas Paul "Cotton". Company L, 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment. Killed on September 17, 1944 on the island of Peleliu. Nephew Robert Hunt: bbhunt@ccsi.tds.net

JORDAN, John Williard,, Plt.Sgt. Served on Peleliu and Okinawa. Expired 01-03-01. Family contact: gjordan@ntws.net

JORGENSEN, George E., Pvt. 1st Division, 7th and 11th Marines. Fought at Cape Gloucester, Peleliu, and Okinawa. George weighed 135 lbs., yet did lots of duty with the BAR and Flamethrower. He's still kicking after two open heart surgeries and would love to hear from his buddies. George can be contacted at Skandia@webtv.net

* JORGENSON, Carl W. - PFC - A Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 10/13/44 - Now deceased.

JOSLIN, Loren, E. - Cpl - H&S Co. Sixth Amphibian Tractor Bn.

* JOSLYN. L. Dean - PFC - C Co. Third Armored Amphibian Bn. - WIA 9/15/44.

JUNKINS, Hugh "Red" S. USMC. Also fought at Cape Gloucester and Okinawa and was believed to be a radio field operator. He was from West Virginia. His nephew Jim would like to hear from anyone who knew his uncle. Please contact stal@neumedia.net

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