Faculty/Staff

After the invasion of Okinawa, Sabol led the return of several Marines and their service dogs to the U.S.

Ernest John Sabol, remembered by his grandson, Steve Sabol

Burt was a member of “MacArthur’s Jungaleers” in the Pacific, battling in New Guinea, Philippines and Japan.

Alexander Worth Burt, remembered by his son, Steve Burt

Flying Fortress gunner Ralph Little survived a crash landing and endured time as a POW.

Ralph Henry Little, remembered by his granddaughter, Shari Dunn

Naval engineer Henry Bultman survived the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Henry Bultman, as remembered by his grandson Scott Gartlan

From tragedy to bliss: American soldier and Ukrainian refugee meet in the aftermath of war.

Ben R. Wetenhall, Jr., remembered by his son, Paul Wetenhall

Sometimes pulling the short straw is the luckiest of events.

Frank Mraz, remembered by his niece, Maryann Mraz

Foster R. Renwick was part of the Army Air Corps squadron who liberated Sainte-Mère-Église.

Foster R. Renwick, remembered by his son, John Renwick

Mill worker turned soldier Bill Presnell fought in Europe and photographically chronicled his infantry company’s movements.

William G. “Bill” Presnell, remembered by his daughter, Barbara Presnell

Seaman Michael Scepanski watched the original raising of the flag on Mount Suribachi, Iwo Jima.

Michael James Scepanski, remembered by his son, Jordan Scepanski

Sailor John Sugg, Sr. helped liberate the Aleutian Islands.

John “Jack” Davis Sugg, Sr., remembered by his son, John Sugg, Jr.