The grave of T/5 Eber Boden after his reburial at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery in Oklahoma on October 17, 1948.
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Sgt Eber L. Boden's grave at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery, Oakwood, Oklahoma.
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Headstone on the common grave at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. In this grave are the remains of Cpl. Raymond J. Grahams, D Company, Pvt. Edward G. Wills and T/5 Kent W. Hughes Jr. both members of HQ Company.
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The memorial headstone the family of George WIlls Jr. at the Berea Christian Church Cemetery, off the Mackville Road, about four miles southwest of Harrodsburg.
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Memorial to Sgt. Elzie E. Anness - D Co. - at Spring Hill Cemetery in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
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Grave of Sgt. Johnny Bottoms at Richmond Cemetery in Richmond, Kentucky on October 21, 1948.
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At the request of his family, his remains were returned home and PFC Fred Leonard was buried at Spring Hill Cemetery, Harrodsburg, Kentucky, on October 27, 1949.
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The remains of Sgt. Jennings Scanlon were returned to Harrodsburg, Kentucky and buried at Spring Hill Cemetery on October 28, 1949.
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The remains of Sgt. Willard Yeast were interred at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery with those of the other POWs on February 14, 1952, in St. Louis, Missouri.
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The remains of those killed on Palawan were reburied at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery on February 14, 1952. The names of Pvt. James L. Choate. S/Sgt. Joe B. Million, and Pvt Willard R. Yeast - all members of D Company - are on the center right list of names of Americans executed at Palawan, Philippine Islands.
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The ashes of 2nd Lt Arch Rue were interred at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia, on November 5, 1948.
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Pvt. Clarence L. Allen, D Co., was interred on April 7, 1950 at Little Rock National Cemetery in Little Rock, Arkansas. He shares his grave with Cpl. Gilberto G. Tafoya, of the 200th Coast Artillery, and S/1c Dudley D. Wyatt.
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After the war, Sgt. Isaac Causey was reburied at Port Hudson National Cemetery, Zachary, Louisiana, on March 4, 1949.
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The remains of PFC John Cunningham were buried at Resthaven Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky, on October 28, 1949.
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The remains of Sgt. Oscar Dean were buried at Zachary Taylor National Cemetery, Louisville, on February 16, 1950. He shares his grave with three other men.
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After the war, the remains of Cpl. Everett Ferguson were buried at Millwood Cemetery, Princeton, Kentucky.
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The remains of PFC Wesley D. Hungate were reburied at Camp Nelson National Cemetery, Nicholasville, Kentucky on November 1, 1949.
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After the war his family requested his remains be returned home. Pvt. Woodrow Lofton was reburied at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Pauls Valley, Oklahoma, in October 1949.
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Pvt. James Secrist- D Co., 192nd Tank Battalion - was reburied at Westlawn Cemetery, Canton, Ohio. Note: His headstone shows he was a member of the 194th Tank Battalion, but there are no known records that show the transfer took place.
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Memorial to D Company in Harrodsburg, Kentucky.
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Close up of names of the members of D Company who were members of the Kentucky National Guard.
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On February 9, 1949, PFC Crate D. Anderson - D Co. - was buried at Upper Yellow Creek Cemetery in Graham County, North Carolina.
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Sherman Tank dedicated to the members of D Company. It should be noted that the company had M-3 Stuart tanks in the Philippines.It should be noted that the 192nd fought with M-3 Stuart Tanks.
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Maj. Gen. Lonnie Culver, Deputy Adjutant General for the Kentucky National Guard speaks during a dedication ceremony at Fort Knox, Ky., Oct. 12, 2012, at the dedication of the Morgan French Barracks.
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Family members of Master Sgt. Morgan French unveil a plaque during a barracks dedication ceremony. - Courtesy of Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard
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Members of the Morgan French family look at his photo that will be hung inside the barracks. - Courtesy of Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard
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Family members of Master Sgt. Morgan French stand with Maj. Gen. Lonnie Culver, Deputy Adjutant General for the Kentucky National Guard and State Command Sgt. Maj. Gregory Armstrong - Courtesy of Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard
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Family members of Master Sgt. Morgan French, along with members of the Kentucky National Guard Command Staff and Fort Knox Garrison staff cut the ribbon to open the new barracks for the Warrior Transition Unit - Courtesy of Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard
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Members of the Morgan French Family.
- Courtesy of Sgt. Scott Raymond, Kentucky National Guard
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