Private First Class Walter Frank Piper, member of Headquarters Company, 3rd Battalion, 38th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division, was taken Prisoner of War by the enemy in South Korea on February 13, 1951. He died as a result of wounds … Continue reading →
The Courier-Post Published 10:30 a.m. ET May 25, 2017 CHERRY HILL – Adrenaline was pumping through the body of a Marine rifleman from Pine Hill on a battlefield halfway around the world. He did not want to die that day, … Continue reading →
1) HMHS Memorial Day Service (Fri., May 26th @ 9:15 am)– Dress: Coat & tie with AL or Service hat/cap. Please be there by 9 am. (b) Flag Placement at Cemeteries (Fri., May 26th @ 6:30 pm)– Dress: Casual with … Continue reading →
Memorial Day will be celebrated across the county. Here are some of the local events being held. Califon The Califon Recreation Committee will present its 16th Annual Califon Memorial Day Parade starting at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 29, on … Continue reading →
BY KRISTEN KELLER The Jersey Journal Memorial Day events are planned across Hudson County to remember and pay tribute to those men and women who died fighting for our country. The following events will be happening through Memorial Day: Bayonne … Continue reading →
Memorial Day is Monday, May 29. Take some time out of your busy holiday weekend to attend a Memorial Day Service and honor the men and women who have given their lives in service for our country, and support those … Continue reading →
Palatka, Florida – Vietnam Marine Tanker Veteran, Ron Colucci, and his wife Carol Colucci, left New Jersey on a flight bound for Florida last Friday – on a mission – to return Colucci’s Tanker brother, Jack Hahn’s dog tag. Colucci … Continue reading →
TV News Coverage of Dog Tag Return By AUDREY PARENTE, Staff writer DAYTONA BEACH — At 16, Darlene Woodruff looked up to her soldier cousin, Army Sgt. Robert Melvin Fletcher, who wrote letters to her from the jungles of Vietnam.The thought … Continue reading →
By Lea Sutton and Monica Garske A local Vietnam veteran’s lost dog tags have finally been returned to him after 40 long years. For the past four decades, retired Sgt. Major Stan Grimes says he felt a piece of him … Continue reading →
