Promote & Preserve stories of U.S. fallen soldiers/sailors
John W. Houston, age 23, from Musekgon, Michigan, Musekgon county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Friday, May 6, 1932
Death details: Killed near Augusta, Michigan when a truck in which they wre riding was demolished at a grade crossing by the Wolverine Limited of the Michigan Central railroad.
Source: Chicago Tribune (1932)
Charles C. Craft, age 21, from Assumption, Illinois, Christian county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Friday, May 6, 1932
Death details: Killed near Augusta, Michigan when a truck in which they wre riding was demolished at a grade crossing by the Wolverine Limited of the Michigan Central railroad.
Source: Chicago Tribune (1932)
David Levine, age 25, from Jersey City, New Jersey, Hudson county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Friday, May 6, 1932
Death details: Killed near Augusta, Michigan when a truck in which they wre riding was demolished at a grade crossing by the Wolverine Limited of the Michigan Central railroad.
Source: Chicago Tribune (1932)
Joe Allen Turner, age 18,.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Thursday, March 3, 1932
Death details: Killed when the car in which he was riding with two companions ran into a ditch three miles east of Ellaville, Georgia. They were en route from Fort Benning to Cordele to spend a three-day leave.
Source: Macon Telegraph (1932)
Walter Pregowski.
Service era: Early 1900s
Military history: Fort Benning
Date of death: Thursday, February 25, 1932
Death details: He was shot to death at the home of H.L. Allison, his brother-in-law in Georgia.
Source: Atlanta Constitution (1932)
Allen Foyil, age 25,.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Sunday, October 11, 1931
Death details: Fort Logan
Cemetery: Killed in Denver, Colorado when the machine in which he was riding with fellow soldiers overturned near the Army post.
Source: Waterloo Courier (1931)
Thomas F. Guilfoil from Worcester, Massachusetts, Worcester county.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Wednesday, July 22, 1931
Cemetery: Killed in the accidental discharge of a machine gun at Camp Devins. The gun was being moved on the target range when the accident occurred.
Source: Associated Press (1931)
Francis DeSouza.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Monday, June 2, 1930
Death details: Killed when a northbound West Sshore train struck an army truck at a crossing in West Point, New York.
Source: Allentown Morning Call (1930)
K.R. Webb.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Saturday, April 20, 1929
Death details: Battery B, 55th Coasst Artillery
Cemetery: Killwed in the explosion of a 155 milemeter gun during target practice at Fort Kamehameha on Oahu Island, Hawaii.
Source: Columbia Record (1929)
H Clark.
Service era: Early 1900s
Date of death: Saturday, April 20, 1929
Death details: Battery B, 55th Coasst Artillery
Cemetery: Killwed in the explosion of a 155 milemeter gun during target practice at Fort Kamehameha on Oahu Island, Hawaii.
Source: Columbia Record (1929)