Filmore, Earl
Army Sergeant 1st class

Earl Filmore, age 28, from Derry, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: Shirley Fillmore
Spouse: Married

Service era: Operation Restore Hope (Somalia)
Schools: High school in Derry

Date of death: Sunday, October 3, 1993

Source: White House Commission on Remembrance

Wolverton, Richard V.
Army Specialist

Richard V. Wolverton, age 22, from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Service era: Gulf War

Date of death: Monday, February 25, 1991
Death details: Killed in a SCUD missile attack.

Source: White House Commission on Remembrance, The Gulf War Chronicles, Associated Press 1991)

Siko, Stephen J.
Army Specialist

Stephen J. Siko, age 24, from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Children: One son

Service era: Gulf War

Date of death: Monday, February 25, 1991
Death details: Killed by SCUD missile attack.
Cemetery: St. Mary; Derry Township, Westmoreland County

Source: White House Commission on Remembrance, Gulf War Chronicles, grave marker

Madison, Anthony
Army Specialist

Anthony Madison, age 27, from Monessen, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: Norman Madison and Darla Madison
Spouse: Lee Ann
Children: Anthony Jr., 5; Tacarra, 3

Service era: Gulf War
Schools: Monessen Senior High (1983)

Date of death: Monday, February 25, 1991
Death details: Killed by SCUD missle attack.

Source: White House Commission on Remembrance, Gulf War Chronicles, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Allentown Morning Call

Miller, Todd Edward
Navy Seaman recruit

Todd Edward Miller, age 25, from Ligonier, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: Robert and Katherine Miller

Service era: Cold War
Schools: Ligonier Valley High (1982)

Date of death: Wednesday, April 19, 1989
Death details: Killed in accidental explosion aboard the USS Iowa just off Puerto Rico

Source: Iowa Daily Press, UPI, Pittsburgh Post Gazette (1989)

Hiteshue, Frank Richard
Army Specialist 4

Frank Richard Hiteshue, age 20, from Penn, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Saturday, November 14, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam.

Source: National Archives

Milika, George Aurel
Army Specialist 4

George Aurel Milika, age 21, from Monessen, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: George Aurel Milika
Spouse: Engaged to Pat Johns

Service era: Vietnam
Military history: 101st Airborne Division, Infantry, E Company

Date of death: Monday, October 26, 1970
Death details: Non-hostile, died in South Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, Monongahela Daily Republican (1970)

Geiger, Lawrence
Army Private 1st Class

Lawrence Geiger, age 20, from Paintertown, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: Homer Sr.

Service era: Vietnam
Schools: Penn Joint High (1969)

Date of death: Saturday, August 22, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, Pittsburgh Press (1970)

Nichols, Bruce Joseph
Army Specialist 4

Bruce Joseph Nichols, age 20, from Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Parents: Norman B. Nichols

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Thursday, May 21, 1970
Death details: Hostile, killed in South Vietnam.

Source: National Archives, UPI (1970)

Young, Robert Milton
Army Captain

Robert Milton Young, age 25, from New Alexandria, Pennsylvania, Westmoreland county.

Service era: Vietnam

Date of death: Saturday, May 2, 1970
Death details: On November 5, 1997, Joint Task Force-Full Accounting (JTF-FA, now DPAA) identified the remains of Captain Robert Milton Young, missing from the Vietnam War. Captain Young joined the U.S. Army from Pennsylvania and was a member of the 34th Armored Battalion, 25th Infantry Division. On May 2, 1970, he was a passenger aboard a UH-1H Iroquois (tail number 68-16512) on a logistical support mission to Katum fire support base in Vietnam. The Iroquois was damaged by ground fire during its flight, forcing it to make an emergency landing. The crew left the aircraft and took cover from approaching Vietnamese communist forces. Captain Young was captured, and he died of illness while in enemy hands in September 1972. In 1989, the Vietnamese government returned to U.S. custody a set of unidentified remains they had associated with CPT Young’s loss incident. In November 1997, forensic analysis identified the remains as those of CPT Young.

Source: National Archives, Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency