Clark County Veterans Honor Page

A black and white portrait shows a young man in a US Army uniform and cap, smiling directly at the camera. He wears a tie beneath his uniform collar.

Abbott, Lawrence E.

WWII
Tech Sergeant, U. S. Army
Bud
4/5/1944-4/29/1946
Fort Lewis, WA
Aerial Photographer

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A black and white studio portrait shows, James Abshear, a young man in a U.S. Army uniform, smiling and looking towards the viewer. His hair is neatly styled, and he wears a tie and collar beneath his uniform jacket.

Abshear, James R. (Ab)

Korean
Corporal, U. S. Army
Ab
1/1948-1/1952
Camp Breckinridge, KY
Rifleman

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Black and white portrait of Paul Gaylen Abshear in military uniform

Abshear, Paul Gaylen

Private First Class, U. S. Army
5/1959 – 4/1962
Military Police

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A black and white portrait shows a man, George William Adams, wearing a wide-brimmed hat and a collared shirt. He is looking slightly to the side with a neutral expression.

Adams, George William

WWI
Private, U. S. Army
6/23/1916-12/12/1919

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A black and white portrait shows a young man, Neal Dow Adelsperger, wearing a military-style hat and uniform with a tie.

Adelsperger, Neal Dow

WWI
Lieutenant, U. S. Aviation Service

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A black and white studio portrait shows a young man, Donald Wilson Agle, in a dark military uniform. He is looking directly at the camera with a slight smile and has several medals pinned to his chest.

Agle, Donald Wilson

WWII
PFC, U.S. Marine Corps
Don
March 3, 1945 – August 16, 1946
Pearl Harbor

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Alan, Gerald (Jerry)

Vietnam
Specialist 4, U. S. Army
Jerry
10/8/1969-9/9/1971
Ft. Riley, KS
Sorting Machine Operator (Computer Machine Op Spec.)

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A black and white studio portrait of a man in an army uniform, Claude F. Allen Jr.

Allen, Jr., Claude F.

WWII
U. S. Army
6/16/1944-1/12/1946
Camp Atterbury, IN
Amphibian Truck Machine
3 Bronze stars

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Allison, Marvin Henry (Al)

WWI
Engineer 2/C, U. S. Naval Reserve
Al
1917-1921

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