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Rudolph Farmer, Sergeant First Class, U.S. Army, Korea Killed in Action
Sergeant Rudolph Farmer didn’t have to man the forward observation post in Korea the night of September 22, 1952. His platoon leader, 2nd Lt. Donald ...
Sergeant Rudolph Farmer didn’t have to man the forward observation post in Korea the night of September 22, 1952. His platoon leader, 2nd Lt. Donald ...
The author and Covington Veterans Foundation extend our deepest sympathy to the family of Korean War veteran, Captain Herb Carlisle, who died August 26, 2023, ...
There is a bronze plaque located in the historic German city of Mannheim, Germany, which reads: “From this building on March 28-29, 1945, American Forces ...
Author’s note: This Veterans Day, the Covington Veterans Foundation will pay special honor to all Korean War veterans. We will publish a magazine honoring those ...
Ltjg. Richard Merrill found himself in a tough spot, even for a naval aviator who was trained to get out of tough spots. His P3C ...
Morgan Colquett’s ship arrived at Manila harbor in the middle of the night. To protect against Japanese bombers, all lights were out and he could ...
As soon as the bomber formation, including Sgt. Douglas Franklin and his crew on the B-24, War Eagle, approached their target at Linz, Austria, they ...
Sgt. Douglas Franklin and his crewmates on the B-24 Liberator bomber, War Eagle, thought they were beginning their 50th flight on the morning of July ...
Covington Veterans Foundation is committed to finding and publishing information on all veterans from the county. We particularly need information on WW II veterans and ...
After his tour at Redstone Arsenal, Sgt. John Morrison was assigned to Fort Riley, Kansas, where he served as Transportation Sergeant for four years. Fort ...