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J. C. Buchanan.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Company C, 8th Infantry, 4th Division of Fort Benning
Date of death: Sunday, November 9, 1941
Death details: Killed near Columbia, South Carolina while he was struck by a vehicle while walking with a companion along a highway.
Source: Charlotte Observer (1941)
Earl D. Matthews.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Company A, 34th Infantry, 8th Division of Fort Jackson
Date of death: Sunday, November 9, 1941
Death details: Killed in a bus accident near Aiken, South Carolina
Source: Charlotte Observer (1941)
Stanley J. Folz.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: 2nd Battalion, 20th Infantry
Date of death: Thursday, July 10, 1941
Death details: Killed in a car accident near Crocker, Missouri
Source: Iberia Sentinel (1941)
Grady L. Dowdy.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: 2nd Battalion, 20th Infantry
Date of death: Thursday, July 10, 1941
Death details: Killed in a car accident near Crocker, Missouri
Source: Iberia Sentinel (1941)
Leroy J. Schulte.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Company H, 20th Infantry
Date of death: Thursday, July 10, 1941
Death details: Killed in a car accident near Crocker, Missouri
Source: Iberia Sentinel (1941)
Glenn C. Seamons.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Killed in a hit and run accident near Waynesville, Missouri
Date of death: Saturday, July 5, 1941
Source: Iberia Sentinel (1941)
Robert Prescott, age 30, from Georgia, Jenkins county.
Parents: Lela Bargeron Prescott and Joe E. Prescott (preceded in death)
Spouse: Ruby (Blackburn)
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Company C, 8th Infantry, Fort Benning
Date of death: Tuesday, November 12, 1940
Death details: Killed in a head-on collision of two cars near Millen, Georgia
Source: Atlanta Constitution (1940)
J.F. Carlson from Jamestown, New York, Chautauqua county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Saturday, May 27, 1939
Death details: Killed when an automobile was driven into the rear of a marching infantry company participating in army maneuvers in Hawaii.
Source: Saint Louis Glob Democrat (1939)
Ness W. Sartain from Cottondale, Alabama, Tuscaloosa county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Monday, August 7, 1933
Death details: Killed in Columbus, Georgia in a collision between his morotrcycle and an automobile
Source: Chattanooga News (1933)
William E. Burkard, age 42,.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Tuesday, June 7, 1932
Death details: Died from injuries received when an automobile he was in crashed against a bridge near Lawton.
Source: Fort Worth Star Telegram (1932)