Alumni Serving in WWII

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Abbitt, Russell Dixon

1943 BS; Apprentice Seaman. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943

Acree, Jack Genese

1939-1942; Ensign US Navy Georgia Navy preflight school; Naval Aircraft Delivery Unit; Columbus, OH. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / July 7, 1944 / Nov. 10, 1944 / November 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Adams, Arthur Dalrymple

1938-1942. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Adams, Bill – William Pierman

1939-1941; Pilot in Army Air Corps; Wendover Field, Utah. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 / Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Adams, Norman Dewitt “Doc”

1943 BS; Ensign US Navy Sub-chaser Training Center; Fort Bragg, Maxwell, Shaw Spence, Hendricks, Wendover Fields. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Akers, Richard Tazewell

1933-1934 1937; MIA / Killed at sea. Source: WF History / Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Alexander, Ralph Lewis

1942 LL.B.; Ensign US Navy; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 2, 1943

Allen, Boyd B.

Invasion of Philippines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Allen, Charles M., Jr.

1939; Lt. Army Air Corps – Aerial Photography School – Lt.; Fort Warren, Wyo., New Orleans, Yale University Training Center. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 30, 1942 / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black Nov. 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Allen, William F.

US Army. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943

Alsbrooke, Paul

Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Amon, Frederick

1945 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Anderson, George M.

1947 BS 1950 LL.B.; Fort Warren, Wyoming; Louisiana. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Andrews, Curtis Howard

1938-1940 1942 BSA; 2nd Lt. US Marines; Quantico, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Andrews, Zalph Henry

1939-1942; Killed 7/5/44 St. Lô, France. Source: Howler 1945 / Alumni Directory / Listing from WF, NC

Archie, William Council

1935 MA; Major – US Army; Fort Bliss, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945

Arendt, Edward Theodore

1944; Pfc Infantry; Killed 10/6/44 in action near Aachen, Germany. Source: Howler 1945 / WF, NC Listing

Arrowood, John P.

1943, 1949 BS; US Navy. Source: Family

Ashburn, Thomas Norvell

1941 BS; Lt. General Sub Chaser Service; Miami, FL; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944/ Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Ashworth, Williard

1934; Navy Ensign. Source: Old Gold & Black July 17, 1942 not in Alumni Directory

Atkinson, William Lloyd

1945-1946; 13 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Auld, William Curtis

1949 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Ausband, Frank C.

1947 BS; 1st Lt. US Army – pilot A-20; 37 months: Stationed in Italy and North Africa; Survived plane crash in Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 12, 1945 / Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946

Austin, Irving Douglas

1943 BA; Ensign, US Navy – Naval Training School Midshipman Deck Officer; Chicago – Northwestern University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Aycock, Andrew Lewis

1926 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946

Aycock, Charles B.

1928-1929; Lt -Colonel 119th Infantry, 30th Division; Camp Blanding, Florida. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Ayers, Thomas William “China William”

1942 BA; US Naval Reserve – Intelligence; 18 months: India; Casablanca; Chungking, China. Source: AlumniDirectory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

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Bailey, Carl Leroy, Jr.

1948 BS; Pfc./ Pvt. Instructor B-29 gunnery System; Buckingham Army Air Field, Ft. Myers, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944 / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Bailey, Harold Kelly

1941 BA; Aviation cadet, 2nd Lt. US Army; Albany, GA; Shaw Field. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Bailey, Joel S.

Pfc US Army – 1st Army; Killed in action on April 16, 1945 in Germany. Source: Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945 / Not in Alumni Directory

Baker, Shelton Andrew

1937 BS; 1st Lt. Air Corps; Killed September 10, 1945. Source: WF Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Ballard, James A.

1938-1939; Army Air Forces – bombardier; Texas; Carlsbad, NM. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942 / Old Gold & Black January 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Ballard, William Edward

1939-1940; Ensign, US Naval Reserves; Corpus Christi, TX; Killed in a plane crash on May 27, 1944. Source: WF Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Banks, Thaddeus Milton

1942 BS; 2nd Lt. US Marines – fighter pilot /; Atlanta, GA; Jacksonville, FL; Texas; South Pacific; Solomon Islands; MIA for 1 year; Died February 2, 1944 in South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Howler ’44 and ’45 / WF History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black March 17, 1942 / March 9, 1945 / Feb. 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Bannister, Jimmy

US Naval Reserve. Source: The Student – Oct. ‘40 not in Alumni Directory

Barbee, Brant Hodnett

1939-1940; S. Sgt. VII Quatermaster’s Crops; Honolulu, HI. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Barbour, Herbert “Puss” L. Jr.

1947; Lt.jg, Seaman 2nd Class Radar School; Bainbridge, Maryland. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Barnwell, Columbus Hershall

1924-1927. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black JUly 28, 1944

Barrett, Joseph Francis

1926 BS; Captain. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Bartlett; Fred Graham

1942 BS; Ensign, US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory

Bass; Richard Franklin

1946-1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Beaman, Rufus Marsh

1938 BA; Lt. Naval Reserve; Notre Dame Univ. Source: Alumni Directory / Wake Forest Scrapbook

Beavers; John Royall

1940-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black March 12, 1943

Beck, Andrew Mercer Jr.

1937-1939; US Navy – 1st class petty officer Supply Corps; Dutch West Indies. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Beddenfield, Charles A.

1940; Sgt. US Army – 427th Squadron; Columbus Army Airfield, Columbus, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Beddow, William Morgan

1939-1942; 2nd Lt. Air Corps; Killed in action over Germany on October 13, 1943. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Behrends, Samuel, Jr.

1947 BA; Pfc US Air Force weather obervation training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946/ Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Bell, Benjamin Alexander

1942-1943; Pfc 16th Airways Commander Squadron; Aleutian Islands. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Bell, Paul Buckner

1947 BS; Army Air Corps – B-24 School; Stuart Field, West Point, NY; Miami, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Bennett, Ivan Loveridge

1916 BA 1949 DD; Colonel – Senior Chief Chaplain US Army; Australia; Pacific; New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 11, 1943 / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Benton, James Herman

1932-1934; MIA August 1944. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Berger, Charles Everett “Lefty”

1943 BS; Marine Reserve Officer Training School / Adjutant to 25th Battalion; Great Lakes Naval Base. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 2, 1942 / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944

Best, Norman Ellis

?BS 1940; S/Sgt., Intelligence; Killed in Rheidt, Germany on March 3, 1945. Source: ZSR/SCA listing – not in Alum. Directory / WF, NC Listing

Biggers, James M.

1944-1945. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Billings, Gilbert Mig, Jr.

1948 BS; Aviation Cadet – Army Air Forces; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Billings, James William

1949 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Birchet, John Major

1950 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Bird, Charles W.

2nd Lt. Army Air Forces; Biggs Field, El Paso, Tex. Source: WF Scrapbook

Bird, Murray Taylor

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Bird, Walter

1941; Lt.; Injured in plane crash. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942

Bishop, Edgar H.

1940-1942; Ordance Division; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Black, Bedford Worth

1937-1942, 1946-1947; S. Sgt Army Air Forces / Chief Engineer Army Air Forces; New Castle Army Air Base Wilmington, Del.India. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 23, 1944 / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Blackmore, Willie Franklin

1928 – 1933 32 JD 33 Acct./Fin.; Lt. US Navy on LST 935; Fiji, Philippines, New Zealand, Australia, Sandwich Island. Source: Alumni Directory

Blalock, Hugh Thomas

1938-1941; 2nd Class Gunners Mate US Navy; MIA at sea, 1943. Source: Howler ’45 / WF Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Blanchard, Williard Jackson

1941 BA; 100th Division – navigator on B-17 flying fortress; German POW/MIA November 26, 1945. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Bland, Daniel A.

1934-1935; Army Air Forces officers candidate school; Miami, Fla., Alaska. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Bland, Thomas W.

1942-1943 1946-1948; Lt. US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Bland, Wediean Powell

1940 AB; Ireland. Source: Alumni Directory

Blanton, John Cofield

1947 BS; Pvt. Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944 / March 10, 1944

Bolus, Michael

1930 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Bonds, James O.

1942 BS.; Marine Reserves / Marine Parachute Division; Bougainville, New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 30, 1942 / June 23, 1944 / November 19, 1943 / May 26, 1944

Boone, John Woodie, Jr.

1948 BS 1951 M.D.; 3 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Bowers, Harry Miller

1942-1943; HA 10c US Navy; Killed 4/1/45 in naval action Okinawa, Japan. Source: Alumni Directory / Wake Forest History / Old Gold & Black May 4, 1945

Bowers, Thomas Egerton

1941; US Army Air Corps or USAF; Advanced Flying School Craig Field, Alabama. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Boyette, Albert Wellons

1947 BS; US Air Force. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Boyette, Ernest Woodward, Jr.

1949 BS; US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944

Bracey, William Robert

1939-1941; Ensign Naval Reserve – aviator preflight training; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944

Bradbury, Kenneth Ray

1948 BS; A-S US Army Air Forces – Aviation Cadet; Keesler Field, Biloxi, MS/ Maxwell Air Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944; February 1, 1946; November 16, 1945; June 30, 1944; Oct.29, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Bradbury, Max Gerald

1937 BS; 2nd Lt – Transportation Officers Training School; New Orleans, La., Burlington, Vt., Columbus Airfield. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Bradley, James F.

1928-1932; Cpl.; Killed 7/3/43 in Southwest Pacific. Source: compiled list – Stephanie / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Brady, Ray Brown

1938 LL.B; Ensign US Navy – submarine duty; Australia. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Brande, Gilmer Collins

1951 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Braswell, Homer Parham

1936-1938; 1st Lt., Army Air Corps; Killed 12/15/44 in South Pacific. Source: compiled list – Stephanie / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Braxton, Norman Huett

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Breedlove, Marshall Raymond

1939 BA; Captain US Marines; Quantico, VA Southwest Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Brewer, Coy Estres

Naval Reserve Midshipmen’s School; New York. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Brewer, Samuel Waite, Jr.

1938 – 1943; Marine Reserves Officer Training – Pfc.; Parris Island, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942 / Febrary 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Bridges, Joseph Cleophas

1940-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Brissie, Eugene Field

1940; Naval Reserve Training School – Lt. jg; Atlantic and Pacific Fleets. Source: The Student – Nov. ‘41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 31, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Britt, Everett Johnson “Shaky”, Jr.

1938-1942; Aviation Cadet; Amarillo, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 2, 1942; July 16, 1943

Britt, Neill LaSane

1936-1940; Lt. Army Air Corps; POW for 2 years. Killed in air raid over Germany. Source: Wake Forest History and Alumni Directory/ Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Britt, Neill LaSane “Slick”

1936-1940; Lt. US Army Air Corps – pilot; MIA Germany – following raid over coast of France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944; March 10, 1945; March 9, 1945; Febrary 11, 1944; July 16, 1943

Brock, Ernest Cole, Jr.

1945-1948 1952 MD. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Brogden, Jeffrey Monroe

1948; US Army Enlisted Reserve Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Brooks, Albert “Chester” Terrell

1932 – BS 1942 MA; Sgt Army Air Corps; England; Died 4/24/44 plane crash Polebrook, England. Source: Howler ’45 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Broughton, Joseph Melville, Jr.

1944 BA; brother to Thomas Broughton – Marine Reserve Officer Class V-12; Duke University; Quantico, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943; November 16, 1945; November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Broughton, Thomas Battle

1942-1943 1945 – 1948; brother to Joseph M. Broughton. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Brown, Wade E.

1931 LL.B.; Lt. jg US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Brumet, Ralph Harold

1942 BS; Ensign Naval Reserve or 2nd Lt. Marine Corps; instructor Naval Air Training Center; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory/ Old Gold & Black December 12, 1942; June 18, 1943; October 1, 1943

Bryant, Walter Rudolph

1942 and 1948 J.D.; Lieutenant US Navy; Atlanta, Italy. Source: 43 Howler / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 17, 1942; February 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Bullock, Wilbur Yates

1937-1940; Lt., US Naval Reserves; Killed 4/12/45 Killed in action near Okinawa, Japan. Source: Alumni Directory/ WF History / WF, NC Listing

Bullock, William Cobb, Jr.

1938-1940; Lt. B-17 bomber pilot, squadron leader and flight commander; Killed 8/29/44 in action over Czechoslovakia. Source: Howler ’45/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Burgess, John Vann “RIP”

1949 BS; Lt. Aviation – bombbardier; Tennessee Polytechnic Insitutue Cooleville, TN. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Burney, John Jay, Jr.

1950 BS; Invasion into France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Butler, Robert Herman

1938-1940; Captain US Army – Bombardier training instructor; New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Butler, William Hilbreth

1940-1943; Killed in action. Source: Howler ’44 / WF History/ Alumni Directory/ WF, NC Listing

Butler, William R., Jr.

1938-1940; Killed 8/22/43 – killed in action over Germany. Source: Howler ’44 / WF History/ Alumni Directory

Butterworth, Joseph Millard, Jr.

1942 BS; Lt. jg; Stationed in South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Butts, Charles Glasgow

1938 BA 1942 LL.B.; 2nd Lt.; Fort Washington, MD. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Byerly, Claude Henry

1940 BS; Captain – US Army Medical Corps – 9th Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Byerly, J. Hampton, Dr.

1930 BS; Captain – Air Corps Technical Training School; Goldsboro, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Byrd, Charles W.

1941 BS; 2nd Lt Army Air Forces – pilot Liberator bomber with 33+ missions against Japan; Spence Field, Moultrie, GA; South Pacific Soloman Islands. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Byrd, Jack Morgan

1937-1939; Pvt.; South Pacific – New Caledonia. Source: Alumni Dirctory / WF Scrapbook

Byrd, Walter Readyn

1937 BS; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps; Topeka, Kansas. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 30, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

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Calvert, Emory James

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946

Campbell, William Davis

1948; Saipan invasion. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Cansler, Leslie Ervin, Jr.

1941 BA; Ensign US Navy Lt. jg.; Atlantic; Mediterranean. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943; February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Canter, Shelton Carl

1943 BS; Officers Training School – Northwestern University; Chicago, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Carlton, Pritchard S.

1938 BA; Ensign US Navy / Lt jg / Commanding Officer USS LCS-73; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 28, 1944; March 2, 1945

Carlyle, John Bethune

1922 BA 1924 BS Med.; Captain – Treat German POWs; Camp Forest, TN; GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944; December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Carnes, Everette Cornell

1948 LL.B.; US Army antiaircraft artillery; 48 months: Aleutian Islands – Dutch Harbor; Pre-Pearl Harbor Ribbon and bronze star; Asiatic – Pacific Ribbon and bronze star. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945

Carowan, Clarence Bennett, Jr.

1947 BS; Seaman 1st Class; US Naval Training Station Great Lakes, Ill. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / WF Scrapbook

Carpenter, Walter Tressell, Jr.

1943BA; Ensign US Navy – Midshipman School; Notre Dame. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943; November 11, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Carr, Joseph Columbus

1938-1940. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory

Carroll, Seavy Alexander Wesley

1940; Paratrooper. Source: 1943 Howler and Alumni Directory

Carter, Clarence Dixon

Source: WF Scrapbook

Carter, Richard Clay

1930-1932; Pvt. Infantry; Killed 3/18/45 – Germany. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Cashwell, Walter James, Jr.

1952 LL.B.; 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps – pilot training; Maxwell Field, AL; Columbus Air Field, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943; March 3, 1944; October 15, 1943; June 30, 1944; March 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Castlebury, Frank David

Veteran Administrator at Wake Forest; 1940 BS; Army Combat Engineers; Army Corps of Military Police; Wake Forest, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 1, 1946 / Old Gold & Black November 15, 1946

Cathel, Edwin J.

Source: WF Scrapbook

Cathell, Edwin Jennings

1923-1925; Lt. Col. Army Medical Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Cathey, Hamlin R.

1947 BA; B-17 pilot – shot down / burning; POW in Germany for 11.5 months. Served a total of 35 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 15, 1946

Chamblee, Fredrick Garland

1943 BS; Gunnery instructor’s course; Buckingham Army Air Field, Ft. Myers, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944

Chamblee, William Horace

1941 BS; US Navy; USS Arkansas; USS Patoka. Source: The Student – Oct. ’40 and Nov.’41 / Alumni Directory

Chamlee, Robert G.

Army Air forces Mechanics School; Camp Consair, San Diego, Cal. Source: WF Scrapbook

Chappell, Ernest Calvin

1947 BA; US Navy – radioman on destroyer; USS Isaid. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / October 26, 1945

Charles, William Thomas

1942 BS; Ensign US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Chauncey, George Austin

1944-1945; Pvt. Infantry. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945

Cheek, Charles Wall

1936-1940; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944

Cheek, Edward Lee

1943 BS; Aviation cadet in US Army Air Corp – brother Paul H. Cheek; Killed 1/28/44 in a plane crash in Greenwood, MS. Source: Howler ’44/ Alumni Directory / WF History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / February 4, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cheek, Marshall Reid

1942; 2nd Lt.; South Pacific; MIA/Killed in Action 8/22. Source: Old Gold & Black November 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Cheek, Paul Hubert

1941BS; 2nd Lt. Air Corps – MIA after failed mission over German occupied Europe –; San Marcos, Tex., Oklahoma; Ephrata, WA; England; Germany; Brother of E. Cheek; MIA ‘2/24/43-’44/ POW. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 30, 1942 / Oct. 6, 1944 / May 26, 1944 / February 4, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Chesson, Arthur Saunders, Jr.

1948 BS 1954 MD; Naval Aviatory – flight training Pensicola, Fla.; Florida. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 23, 1944

Chesson, Dr. Andrew L.

1934; Captain Medical Corps – US Army; Camp Livingston, La. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Chesson, Richard Therman

1949 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Choate, A-S Bill

Chapel Hill flight training – V-5 Program. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Christian, Bernie Joseph

1947 BS; S2c – USNAC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

Church, Wayne C.

1945-1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Ciccarelli, Jack Pete

1940-1942 1945-1956. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Clark, Harry Githens, Jr.

1947 BS; US Marines V-12; Duke University; brother to John Clark. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Clark, John Kenneth

US Navy; brother to Harry Clark. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943

Clark, Walter Calvin

1941-1943; Killed. Source: Howler ’44/ Alumni Directory / WF History / Old Gold & Black Oct. 2, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Clark, Walter Clifton “Butch“

1941 BS; Marine Reserve Officer Training; South Pacific; Killed 9/7/43 – wounded in Guadalcanal. Source: Howler ’44/ Alumni Directory / WF History / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Clark, William

Source: WF Scrapbook

Cline, Herbert B., Jr.

1942 BS; Lt. Army Air Force; Greenwood, Mississippi. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Cochran, John Thurman “Red”, Jr.

1947 BS; Army Air Corps – NAAC – aviation cadet 2nd Lt. Silver wings – Flying Officer; Albany, Ga., Greenwood, Miss. Nashville, TN; Columbus Army Air Field, Columbus, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Cole, Ben Nooe

1946 BA 1948 Law; US Navy Reserve – Captain USS Hovey – Destroyer ship 1st Am. ship in pre-Luzon Invasion; Bay of Luzon, Philippines; USS Arkansas. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student – Oct. ‘40 / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945 / September 22, 1945

Cole, Nathan, Jr.

1947 BA; Ensign US Navy Amphibious forces; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 30, 1944

Coleman, Lewis William

1941 BS; Marine Reserves – Officers Traing School – 2nd Lt. Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School; Dothan, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 30, 1942 / Old Gold & Black May 9, 1941 / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Collette, John Edwin

1939; 1st Lt US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Collier, Clarence Wayne

1940 BS; Pvt. Intelligence / reconnaisance work – 227th Battalion; Fort Blanding, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944

Collins, Hodges J.

1935-1939; Radio Operatory on Liberator bomber; Killed 9/243 plane crash Port Moresby, New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Collins, John Duren, III

1943 BA; Service Company. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Collins, Walter Victor

1938-1939; 1st Sgt. Infantryman; Killed 9/13/44 in France. Source: Howler ’45/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

Colvard, George Todd

1916-1917; Lt. Col., Medical Corps; Killed 9/7/44: POW of Japanese on freighter that was sunk. Source: WF, NC Listing / Alumni Directory

Conley, John Joseph

1943 BS; 7th Army; Sgt. Corporal Signal Corps; US Army Reserve Corps – French Instructor; Missouri; England; France; Germany; One of the first Americans into Paris, France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944 / January 8, 1943/ July 2, 1943 / July 28, 1944 / Nov 19, 1943 / Nov. 16, 1945 / May 4, 1945 / May 11, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Connely, Owen Sergeson, Jr.

1948 BS; Army Air Force Training Command _ Yale University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Cook, Charles S.

Ensign US Navy; Southern Dental College, Atlanta, Ga. Source: not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Cook, Ernest

Army Field Artillery. Source: Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942 / not in Alumni Directory

Cook, Olen G.

Captian US Army Air Forces; Blackland Army Flying Schoo Waco, Tex. Source: WF Scrapbook

Cooper, Allen Gray, Jr.

1949 BS; 3 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Cooper, Charles Memucan, III

1938-1939; 2nd Lt, Army Air Corps – pilot Liberator Bomber; Killed 3/19/44 – plane crash near Biggs Field, Texas. Source: ZSR/SCA listing /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Copeland, Alvaro B.

1943-1949; 6 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Copeland, Worth Hart

1939 – 1941; Lt. Naval Meterlogical Division / math teacher midshipman school – Columbia Univ.; Columbia University, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 30, 1942 / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944

Copley, James Thomas

1944 BA; Marine Reserves Officers Training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942

Coppedge, Clyde Henry, Jr.

1937-1938. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Corbin, George Wesley

1939 BS 1941 BS Med. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Corbin, Phillip Lyon

1938-1941; US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Corpening, Albert Newton

1923 BA; Major / Chaplain 12th AFF B-25 Mitchell Medium Bomber Hdqtrs; Corsica. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 2, 1945

Corrie, Wirt H.

1941 BS; Captain / Lt. 13th Air Force – bomber pilot – one of most decorate airmen in Pacific; South Pacific; Distinguished Flying Cross x 3 Air Metal x 5. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / February 11, 1944 / April 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cox, Howard Lewis

1937-1939; Aviation Training / Flying instructor Army Air Corps – 1st Lt.; Jackson, Miss. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cox, James

1940-41; Engine School. Source: Alumni Directory

Cox, Louis Graves

1941-1943; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps – pilot for single engine aircraft , 2nd Lt. AAF Advanced Single Engine School; Napier Field, AL; Brother of Roy Theodore Cox; Killed 8/12/44 – plane crash near Richmond, Va. Source: Alumni Directory / Forest History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943 / September 29, 1944 / April 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cox, Roy Theodore, Jr.

1933-1935; US Navy; Brother to Louis Graves Cox; Killed 11/13/42 – in action on Juneau – sunk off Solomon Is. Source: Howler ’44 / WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cox, Walter Carr

Sgt. US Army; Fort Bragg; North Africa. Source: WF Scrapbook

Cox, William Riley

1949 BS; 33 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Crabtree, Clem Gurley

1936-1940; 2nd Lt. Army Air force Officer Training School – physical training officer; Miami, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / March 15, 1943 / November 17, 1944 /WF Scrapbook

Craig, Edward Myles “Edd”

1940-1943; Cadet US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Craig, William Kenneth “Bill”

1943 BS 1946 BGSMedicine. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944

Creech, Judson Yates

Source: WF Scrapbook

Creel, Frank Lamar

1948 MD; Cadet US Naval Pre-med Program; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Critcher, Burrus Allen “Monk”, Jr.

1948; Ensign US Naval Reserve; Pensacola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Crockett, Charles

1934-1939, 1947 LL.B; Ensign US Naval Reserve; Cornell / Harvard. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Crook, Ray Willard

1941 BS; 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps; Bombardier Training; Roswell Army Air Field; turner Field, GA; Europe; Killed 4/14/45 – bombing mission near Saipan. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942 / March 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Cross, George

1946; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Currie, Benjamin

?; Lt. – air combat; Solomon Islands. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Currier, William Parrish, Jr.

1949 BS 1951 LL.B; US Naval Training Center; Bainbridge,MD. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / Old Gold & Black November 17, 1944

Curtis, Walter Lewis, Jr.

1936 BS; Lt. Commander US Navy; Philippines- USS Princeton; Carrier Hornet – both sunk. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 17, 1944

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Dale, Wheeler

1937 BA; 1st Lt. – sales officer AAF Basic Flying School; Courtland, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Daly, John Marion, Jr.

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Daniel, John Shipp

1937-1939; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps; Prison camp in Japan. Source: Howler ’45 / not in Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Daniel, William Woodson

1942-1943; 2nd Lt. 12th AFF B-25 Group – 25th mission as bombardier attacking Brenner Pass; Mediterranean Theatre. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 4, 1945

Darden, Thomas Hardy “Tom”

1947 BS; 9 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 15, 1946 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Davis, Barrie Spilman

1940-1942; Lt. 15th Army Air Force HQ – P-51 mustang and Thunderbolt fighter pilot – 59 missons; Maxwell Field; Las Vegas Army Air Field; Napier Field, Dothan, AL; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944/ July 14, 1944 / December 3, 1943 / September 9, 1944 / October 1, 1943 / June 30, 1944 / May 11, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Davis, Emmett Jordan, Jr.

1939 BA 1941 MA; Naval Reserve Training School; Communications Officer on tanker; Tanker on Atlantic; Greenland; Newport Rhodes Island. Source: The Student – Nov. ‘41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Back May 8, 1942 / Old Gold & Black March 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Davis, Eric Farmer

1924-1927; 1st Lt., Infantry; Commandant of the Abra garrison; commander of trainig camp; Lt. jg; South Pacific; Second Wake Death; Brother to Ferd Leary Davis; Killed 1/4/42 in action in Luzon, Phillipines. Source: Wake Forest History /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Feb. 20, 1942 and Feb. 13, 1942 / Old Gold & Black Febrary 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Davis, Ferd Leary

1940 BS 1953 LL.B; Lt. Squadron B, Group I Navigation Preflight School; 2nd Lt. Army Air Forces; Captain 13th AFF – Pan-Am Airways School; Squadron navigator; Univ. of Miami at Coral Gables, FL; Monroe, LA; S. Pacific Admirality Islands; Far East Command, Southwest Pacific; Brother to Eric Farmer Davis. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black 9/18/42 / Nov. 6, 1942 / March 9, 1945 / February 12, 1943 / May 19, 1944 / June 30, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Davis, Henry K.

1946; Invasion of Okinawa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Davis, Howard Braxton

1942-1943 1945-1946; US Army – 1st Army; Germany; Awarded a silver star and a purple heart. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Davis, John Dixon

1947 BA; Ensign US Navy; Naval Preparatory School – air cadet; University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC; War Training School ST. Petersburg, FL; Southwest Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / October 15, 1943 / December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Davis, Kenneth Earl

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Davis, Tom “Boredface” I.

Lt jg US Navy – mining school; Yorktown, PA; Charleston, SC. Source: The Student Dec. ’41 / Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Dawkins, Marion Vance

1939-1941; Lt. pilot and bomber; South Pacific; Distinguished Flyng Cross, Air Medal for heroic action. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 18, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

DeVane, Graham S.

2nd Lt. USMR; Quantico, VA. Source: WF Scrapbook

DeVane, Ralph

US Marine Corps Reserve. Source: The Student -Oct ‘40 not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Dickens, William Irvin

1939 BS; Pvt. Advanced fighter pilot training school. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Dixon, Lawrence F.

15th AFF – left waist gunner on B-24 Liberator; Europe; 35 missions over Nazi occupied Germany; Ploesti Romania; Blechammer; Szolvok, Hungry; France; Greece; Yogoslavia; Northern Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944 / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944

Dize, Lenwood Bennett

1948 BS; Invastion of Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, Normandy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Dobson, Norwood Harris

1939 BS; Lt jg, 1st Lt., Naval Air Corps; Killed 5/8/44 – plane crash over Cape Cod, Mass. Source: Howler ’45 / Alumni Directory/ WF HIstory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Dockham, Elwood C.

1945-1946; Air Corps; 29 months; 3 Bronze Stars. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 12, 1945 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Donnell, Jack L.

1943; Cpl – Army Air forces; Italy. Source: WF Scrapbook

Dowda, Harry Clinton

1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Dowdee, I. Leonard

Major US Army Engineers Corps.; Camp Hood, Texas England. Source: WF Scrapbook

Dowtin, James Morgan

1940-1942; Aviation cadet – Army Air Force; Douglas, GA; Cochran Field, Macon, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 18, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Dowtin, Rex

1935-1937; USAF – Major. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 / Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Dowtin, William Pryor

1911-1912; Killed 1944 in France. Source: ZSR/SCA listing and Alumni Directory

Dozier, James Hoyt

1946 BS; US Naval Preparatory School; University of South Carolina. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943

Drummand, Charles Max

1948-1948 1952 MD. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Dull, Carl A., Jr.

1939 BS; Naval Reserve – Boston. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942

Duncavage, Joseph Anthony

1942 BS; Marines Reserve Officers Training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942

Dunn, Bill

1942; USNR – midshipman. Source: WF Scrapbook

Dupree, Herbert

2nd Lt. Marine Crops; Officers Training – Quantico, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Durham, Lynn

1938 Law School Graduate; US Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory/ The Student – Oct. ’41

Durham, Marshall Pershing

1937-1941; Army Air Corps – Corporal. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942 / Oct. 2, 1942

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Eakes, James Zachariah

1943; US Navy Midshipman; Notre Dame; Guadalcanal; New Caledonia; New Zealand; Australia. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Early, Harold

1940. Source: Alumni Directory/ The Student – Oct. ’41

Early, James Godsey

1941 BS; Lt., Navy – escort duty Atlantic; USS Impulse; Killed 4/23/45 off coast of Maine when his ship hit a mine. Source: Wake Forest History / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / April 27, 1945 / September 22, 1943

Earnhardt, David Ralph, Jr.

1939 BS; Lt. US Army – Fort Bragg; Fort Bragg, NC. Source: The Student – Dec. ‘ 41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

Earp, Howard

1934 BS; Chief Petty Officer US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Easley, John A., “Jack” Jr.

1943 BS; Radio Research and Observation; Carnegie Institute – Department of Terrestial Magnetism – DC; Canada. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Eason, Fredrick Jackson

1941 BA; Ensign Praire State Midshipman School; PT Boat Training; USNR V-7 midshipman school; Stationed Soloman Islands Pacific; New Orleans. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Edmondson, William Donald

1941-1943; Army Air Corps pre-flight training; US Marines V-12; Univ. Tennessee; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Edwards , W. L. (Wade Lapsley)

1957 BS; Normandy; Asia; Pacific; Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Edwards, Cole Gray, Jr.

Source: ZSR/SCA listing not in Alumni Directory

Edwards, John Raymond

1938 – 1939; Captain 400th armored Field Artillery; Camp Pickett, VA; Fort Knox, KY; Carlysle Barracks, PA; England. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Edwards, Joseph Gerald

1942-1943, 1946-1947; S. Sgt. waist gunner 8th Air Force on Flying Fortress; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945 / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945

Edwards, Opie Gray

1939-1942; 1st Lt., Army Air Corps – pre flight training; George Field; Killed 12/12/44 near Budapest, Hungary. Source: Howler ’45/ WF History /Alumni Directory /WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black March 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Edwards, Otho Leonard, Jr.

1937-1938; Ensign US Navy Aviator; MIA. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory / WF,NC Listing / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945 / Febrary 19, 1943

Eisenberg, Bernard “Bernie”

1949 BS 1952 MS; Pvt. – Medical Division; Camp Upton, NY; Camp Reynolds, Greenville, PA. Source: Alumni DIrectory / Old Gold & Black November 19,1943 / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Elam, Douglas Burnett

1948; Cadet Midshipman US Navy; US Maritime Service – Warrant Officer; Merchant Marine Academy; Normandy invasion. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / March 9, 1945 / February 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Ellington, Hillis Remsen

1932 1935 LL.B; Lt. US Marines; AAF Artillery Battalion Training Center; Camp Lejeune, NC; Southwest Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / Old Gold & Black April 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Elliott, Thomas Benjamin, Jr.

1940 BA; Captain / Lt. bombardier 17th Bombardier Leader Army Air Corps; Hemet and Santa Ana, CA; Albequerque, NM; Tampa and Lakeland, FL; Purple Heart for injuries at Salerno, Italy; Killed 7/20/44 – in air crash in Apennine Mountains, Italy. Source: Howler ’45 /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Sept. 25, 1942 / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944 /WF Scrapbook

Elliott, Thomas William

1939-1941; 1st Lt. US Navy – aviation; . Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Erickson, Joseph T.

1946-1948; Invasion of Phillipines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Evans, Don Tolbert

1945 BS; Georgia Tech student in chemical engineering; Duke Univ.; UNC Chapel Hill / Atlanta, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944 / October 29, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Everett, James Redding

1921 BA 1923 Th.B.; Captain US Army Chaplains Corps; San Francisco Port of Embarkation. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

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Fagan, Coy Walter

1937 BS; Lt. Army Air Force – combat intelligence officer; Middle East. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

Faircloth, Thomas Curtis

1949 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Fairly, Robert S.

1946-1947; 9 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Fales, Robert Martin

1929 BS; Captain US Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory

Farnum, Norman R., Jr.

1941-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 3, 1943

Farrell, Wayne

1941; 306th Fighter Squadron. Source: not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Faucett, Henry Frank Jr.

1943 BS; Ensign, US Navy – Naval Reserve Midshipman’s School; Notre Dame. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Ferguson, Henry Lee, Jr.

1946 BS; 1st Lt. 453rd Ordnance Evacuation Co.; Camp Polk, La. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Ferguson, John Edward “Johnny”, Jr.

1943 BS; Fort McPherson, GA- 42 months; Killed 9/22/44. Source: Howler ’45 /Alumni Directory/ WF, NC Listing

Fineberg, Charles

1942 BS; Us Coast Guard Academy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Fisher, Ira Marshall

2nd lt. Army Air Forces; Craig Field. Source: WF Scrapbook

Fleming, James L

1927 BS; First Group Regular Station Training Center; England. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Floyd, Andrew James

1941; Naval Reserves. Source: The Student – Nov.

Floyd, Eldra Moore, Jr.

1948 LL.B. 1950 Law; Lt. junior grade Naval Reserves – in charge of in-shore subbase; Georgetown, SC in-shore sub base; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942 / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Folks, William Randolph

1934-1935; 1st Lt. Army Quarter-master Corps / Coast Artillery/ Officers Candidate School; Camp Lee, VA; Robins Field, GA; Fort Moultrie, SC; Fort Screven, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Forbes, Haywood Foster “Hal”

1941; US Naval Reserves. Source: The Student – Oct. 1940 / Alumni Directory41 / Alumni Directory

Ford, Joseph Chandler, III

1938-1939; Major, Army Air Corps – pilot of troop carrier plane “flying Covered Wagons”; Panama; Central America; New Guinea Battles of Wau and Buna in NG; Died of wounds on 5/8/44 resulting from a plane crash in Finsch-hafen, N. Guinea. Source: Howler ’45 / Alumni Directory/ WF HIstory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Foreman, Walter Thomas, Jr.

1942-1943; Aviation Cadet – Bombardier flight training; New Mexico. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Fowler, Aubrey Allen, Jr

1940-1941; Lt. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Francis, Charles Arthur

1938 BA; US Army Chaplain. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Friday, David Latham, Jr.

1948 BS; US Air Force; Bambridge, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Friday, Rutherford Rowan “Rudd”

1943 BS; US Navy Phm 3-c – Pharmacist’s Mate 3rd Class Naval Hospital; Chelsea, MA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944 / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Fuller, David Dowd

1940 BS; Chief Petty Officer – Gene Tunney PE outfit – USNR; Chief Specialist USNR physical education instructory; State Teachers’ College – Missouri; Terminal Island, CA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Fuller, Hollis Thomas

1941 BA; A-C – AAF Training Center Command School for communications; Yale University. Source: Alumni Directory Old Gold & Black April 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Furgurson, Ernest Whitmal

1934 BS; 1st Lt. Medical Corps US Army Air Forces; Morris Field, Charlotte, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

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Gallimore, Rev. Arthur Raymond

1909 BA; Baptist Missionary; Internment Camp – Canton, China. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Gallimore, Richard Harris “Dick”

1947 BS; Aviation Cadet; Flight instructor; pilot – Army Air Corps – 2nd Lt.; Brother to Bob Gallimore. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / April 7, 1944 / Oct. 5,1945 / February 19, 1943

Gallimore, Robert Stephenson “Bob”

1943; Paratrooper; Pvt.; Corporal US Army; Air Corps Medical Detachment; Public Relations; Brother to Dick Gallimore; Kearns, UT; Malden Air Field, MO. Source: 43 Howler / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942/ January 8, 1943 / Febrary 19, 1943 / January 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Galloway, John Elliott “Eli”

1947; PE Instructor US Navy; preflight training; Memphis, TN. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 10, 1942 / March 19, 1943 / March 8, 1946 / WF History/ WF, NC Listing /

Gantt, Martin Hentry “Hank”, III

1948 BA; Purple Heart recipient. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Gantt, Samual Jones, Jr.

1941 LL.B. Source: The Student – Dec. ‘ 41 / Alumni Directory

Gatling, Robert R.

1938 BS 1939 Med. Cert.; Lt. jg US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Gauldin, John Harris

1949 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Geer, Russell Patten “Pat”, Jr.

1942 BA; Army Air Corps; Keesler Field, Biloxi, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943

Gentry, Jack Dunlap

1941-1943 1946-1950; US Army Personell Office; Buckingham Army Air Field, Ft. Myers, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944

George Andrew Rader

1935 MD; Major US Army Field Hosp. Unit Bataan, Philippines; Philippines POW – Military Camp #2; Killed 1944. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory/ Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942 / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944

Germany, John

Cadet US Navy; Naval Pre-Medical School Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Gholson, Grover DuRell, Jr.

1934-1936; Lt. US Army; Southwest Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Gibson, Hubert

Pvt US Army – Tank Corp.; Fort Knox, Ky, Fort Meade. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Gill, Edwin D.

1925-1927; US Army Engineers. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Gilliam, Robert Lawrence

1942-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Gilliam, Thomas Spencer

1939 BA; Killed 5/8/42 in plane crash. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Gilliland, James Daniels

1948 LL.B.; Lt. jg US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 19, 1943

Gilliland, James Daniels “Jimmy”

1948 Law; Ensign US Naval Reserves Lt. jg US Navy; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Gilpin, George William

1940-1941; 1st Lt., Air Corps; Killed 4/6/43 in action in Tunisia, North Africa. Source: Zsr/SCA listing and Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Givler, Carl William

1938-1942; Pvt Marine Corps; Hawaii. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Glasgow, Jesse Edward, Jr.

1948 BS; Quartermaster Co; New Guinea.

Glass, Ernest Wilson

1944 BA; Duke University Divinity School; Durham, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

Glass, Roy Seymour

1948 BS; Pvt.; Miami, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Glenn, Jack S.

1950 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Glover, Eugene Basil

1941-1943; Pvt., Infantry; Killed 12/17/44 – Luxembourg. Source: ZSR/SCA listing /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Godwin, James Robert

1946 BS; 10 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Godwin, Jasper L., Jr.

1949 BS; Lt. 10th Air Force – navigator on B-25; India – Burma – 59 missions. Source: Alumni Directory Old Gold & Black October 22, 1943 /WF Scrapbook

Godwin, Phillip Pittman

1953 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Goldberg, Robert Aaron

1942 LL.B.; Civilian Pilot Training program / Naval Pre-flight School – Chapel Hill, NC/ Aviation Cadet; Killed 5/27/45 – air crash off coast of Okinawa, Japan. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 12, 1943 / October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Gore, John William

1925; Executive Officer to 124 service men attending BGS Medicine – Winston-Salem, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Goss, Elmer Russell

1937-1939; Army Techician 4th Grade; Stationed in England; brother of Malcolm Goss; Died December 1, 1940. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Goss, Malcolm Doris

S. Sgt US Army; Stationed North Africa; brother of Elmer Goss. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Grady, Henry Willard, Jr.

1934-1935; Pvt. – Apprentice Seaman; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944 / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Grady, Leland Vane

1937 BS; 1st Lt. Dental Corps – US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Greason, Edward Herman

1940 BS; US Marine Crops. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Green, Phillip Palmer

1912-1914; Colonel – commanding offier North Sector General Hospital; Pacific – Schofield Barracks. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Greene, George William

1921 BA; Lt. US Navy – he was present in Phillipines when war broke out – then joined Navy; Served in WWI and WWII; Japanese POW in Phillipines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945

Gregory, James Carl

1948 LL.B.; 30 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Grice, Robert Earle, Jr.

1940-1941; 2nd Lt Transportation Corps Officer Candidate School; Ft Leonard Wood, MO; Ft. Washington, MD; New Orleans, LA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Griffin, Leslie W

1937 BS 1941; Captain Medical Crops US Army; Carlisel Barracks, PA; Camp Atterbury, IN, Edgewood Arsenal, MD; Ft. Benjamin Harrison, IN. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Grooms, Edward Conley

1937-1938; 1st Lt. Air Corps; Killed 8/16/44 – in action over North Sea. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory / WF,NC Listing

Gunter, Linsey P., Jr.

1939-40, 1946-1947. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Guy, Charles Lee

1934-1936; Air Corps Training Center – USAF. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942

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Hagaman, Hugh Bernard

1941-1943; Pvt. US Marines V-12; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Haire, William Clyde, Jr.

1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Hairfield, Beverly D.

1936 BS 1939 MD; Surgeon 5th Army; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944

Hampton, James Harris, Jr.

1948 BS, 1952 MD; 6 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Hamrick, Pinkney Wellington

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Hand, Leroy Corbett, Jr.

1947 BS; Lt. junior grade Naval Reserve – Atlantic Fleet; Naval Reserve Shipman School, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Sept. 25, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Hardwicke, John Hart, Jr.

1934-1936; 1st Lt. Army Medical Administrative Corps / 2nd Lt. Medical Admin. Corps Armored Div.; Ft. Benning, GA; Camp Gorgon Augusta, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / April 30, 1943 / May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Hargett, Christopher Barker

1946-1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Harper, G. G.

1942 BS; US Naval Reserve – V-7; Notre Dame, IN. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Harrell, Frank L., Jr.

1942 BS; Lt. jg US Navy; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945

Harrell, Robert Brent

1940 BA; Ensign / Lt. jg US Navy; Northwestern Univ – Chicago, IL; Navy Mines Warfare School Yorktown, VA; Charleston, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Harrell, Victor Hugo, Jr.

1941 BS; US Navy – aviation. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942

Harrell, Vie

1943; US Army Air Corps. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 /not in Alumni Directory

Harris, Carlton McKenzie

1945 BS; Cadet US Naval Pre-med Program; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Harris, Edgar Tyler, Jr.

1938-1941; 2nd Lt. Infantryman; Killed 6/21/44 – in action Cherbourg, France. Source: Howler ’45/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black November 11, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Harris, Guy Phillip, Jr.

1939-1942, 1946-1949; US Navy – aviation cadet / aviator preflight training; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Harris, Walter Frazier

1947 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Harris, William H., Jr

1947 BS, 1948 Law; US Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student – Oct. 1940 / WF Scrapbook

Hartsfield, Jake A.

1940 BS; Lt. – Medical Replacement Training Center – Officer Training School / Medical Admin.; Ft. Benning, GA; Camp Barkley, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 1, 1943 / October 15, 1943 / June 30, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Harvey, William Burnett

1943 BA; Ensign / Lt jg US Navy / US Naval Reserve Midshipman School / Amphib. Atlantic Command; Notre Dame, Indiana; Europe D-Day Invasion; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / January 28, 1944 / November 11, 1943 / February 2, 1945 / February 23, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Harwick, Robert

Naval Reserves. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942

Hawkins, Leo Franklin

1944 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945

Hayes, Harold Swanson

1946-1949; Apprentice Seaman US Naval Reserves – Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Hayes, James Madison, Jr.

1940 LL.B.; 2nd Lt. / Captain US Marines; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Hayes, James Wells “Jimmy”

1948 BS; Marines; Stationed in Guadalcanal – South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Haynes, Caleb Vance

Colonel and chief of American Bomber Command – China; Stationed in China. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Haywood, Fred Galbraith

1939-1941, 1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 1, 1946

Helm, Robert Meredith, Jr.

1939; 2nd Lt. US Army Quartermaster Corps; Fort Bragg, NC; Barksdale Field, La; Camp Lee, Va. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black – July 17, 1942 / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Helms, Thurman Brown

1930 BS; Pfc; Chatom, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Helsabeck, Chester Joseph

1937-1939; Pilot Billy Mitchell Bomber; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Helsabeck, William Johnson

1941 BS; Pilot B-25 Mitchell Bomber; Algeria. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Henly, Paul Branson

1939-1941; 2nd Lt. Marine Crops Reserves; Pacific; 100 bombing missions; 275 combat flying hours. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black – June 18, 1943

Herzog, Ernest George

1935-1936; 2nd Lt. US Army – Field Artillery School; Officer’s Motor Course. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943

Hester, Frank M. “Pat”

1942 BA; Air Force Band; Morriss Field, Charlotte, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Hicks, Greig Lee

1942-1943; Aviation Cadet; Columbus, MS.

Highsmith, William Jesse, Jr.

1935 BS 1950 MD; US Navy – Training School; Columbia University, NY.

Hill, Elbert Gray, Jr.

1940 BS; Lt. – studied meterology; Maxton, NC air base; University of Chicago. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 10, 1944 / February 11, 1944

Hinerman, Joseph Walker

1946 BS; 1st Lt – Army Air Corps – B-24 pilot 15th Air Force European Theatre; 8 War Ribbons. Air Battles: Arno, The Balkins, Southern and Northern France, Po Valley, Appenines, The Rhineland, and Germany; MIA 3/23/45 in Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / April 27, 1945 / October 26, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Hipps, Hugh Donald

1948 BS; 1956 MA; 1st class petty officer US Navy – physical instructors school; Bainbridge, MD; Corpus Christi, TX; Columbus Air Base Columbus, MS; Tyandall Field Panama City, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 11, 1943 / July 19, 1946 / WF Scrapbook

Hipps, Robert Owen

1941-1943; N.A.A.C., Nashville, TN.; Army Air Corps, Aviation Cadet; Columbus Army Air Field, Columbus, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / February 26, 1943 / Arpil 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Hobgood, Clarence E.

1936 BA; Chaplain Fighter Command School Base; Orlando, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Hobgood, Hamilton Harris

1941 LL.B.; 2nd Lt. US Marine Corps; Quantico, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Hoke, Harold Reid

1949 BS; A.S.T.P. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Holbrook, Carl Britt

1943-1944; A-S V-12 Unit Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Holder, Edward James

1937 BA; Radio Operator for bombers; Hamilton Field, CA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Holding, William Willis, III

1941 BA; Army Air Forces Central flying Command; Brooks Field, San Antonio, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Holland, Paul Robert, Jr.

1940-1942; US Army; US Military Academy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942

Holliday, Francis T.

1941 LL.B.; T – Sgt.; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Hollingsworth, Leon Howard

1943 BA; 2nd Army; Camp McKoy, WI. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Holoman, Mahlon Browne

1926BS; Captain. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Hood, Thomas Allen

1940 BA; 2nd Lt US Army Air Forces – navigator; Selman Field, Monroe, LA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Hooks, Barden D.

1939 BS; Lt. 161 AAA Base Unit Sign Corps; Accomac, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Hoover, E.L.

Not in Alumni Directory. Source: Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Horan, Thomas Francis

1939-1941; Ensign US Navy Reserve avaition training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942 / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Horchak, Peter

1942 BS; US Navy – Chief Specialist; Line Officers’ School Northwestern University; Chicago, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black – Dec. 11, 1942 / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944

Hornsby, William Guyton

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Horton, Gilliam King Jackson

1944; US Navy AS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944

Howard, Charles Jackson

1942-1943; USNR HALC; Bainbridge, MD. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Howerin,James Jacob Jr.

1948; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Hoyle, Richard Jackson “Hal”, “Rooster”, “Dick”

1941 AB; US Naval Reserve; 2nd Lt Marine Air Corps; Killed 4/17/44 – Killed in airplane crash El Toro, California. Source: Howler ’44/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / The Student – Oct ‘40 / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944; April 21, 1944/ WF Scrapbook

Huggins, Willard Ashworth

1933 BS; Ensign US Navy – Naval Indoctrination School for gunnery and Deck Officers; Dartmouth College, NH. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Humphries, William Smith

1938; 2nd Lt. – Camp Davis. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Hunt, Frances Lee

1939-1940; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps – flight officer; MIA; Killed 8/12/44 – Flero, France. Source: Howler ’45/ WF History/ not in Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Hunter, Thomas May

1944-1946; 2 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Hutcheson, Harry Locke

1941 BA; Lt. jg US Navy; Harvard University; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Hutchins, John A. “Jack”, Jr.

1937 BS; US Air Corps – 2nd Lt. Navigator on 4 engine bomber; John Hutchins was the first Wake Forest soldier to die. Distinguished Service Cross for serving as navigator on a four engine bomber that charted a new course around the world – reducing several hours flying time off the existing record.; Killed 12/11/41 – at sea – South Pacific. Source: WF History / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Jan. 9, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Hyatt, Don

1948 BA; Captain / Air Force Flyer; France for D-Day Invasion. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / June 28, 1948

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Ipock, Garrison Durham

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / WF Scrapbook

Isley, Joseph Keener, Jr.

1948 BS 1948 M.D.; Pre-med V-12 Training Program; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

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Jackson, Alden Melville

1927 BS; US Navy; Great Lakes, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Jackson, David Stone

1947 BS; Ensign US Navy; Columbia University; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 30, 1944

James, Jesse Roland

1939-1940; Lt.; Italy; In Honolulu at time of Pearl Harbor attack; Purple Heart for wounds incurred at Anzio, Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944; February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

James, John Alfred

1949 LL.B.; US Merchant Marines – cadet midshipman. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

Jenkins, Henry Edward

1941BS; US Army Field Artillery. Source: Alumni Directory

Jenkins, James “Jay” Lineberry

1940 BA; Cpl. Naval Reserve Training School / AAF – weatherman; Australia; Southwest Pacfic. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student November 1941 / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942; July 2, 1943; February 23, 1945

Jennings, James E.

1942; Naval Reserve Training School / 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps; Flying Schools – Decatur, AL and Greenville, MS; MIA since 7/26/43 – North Africa. Source: Howler 1944/Wake Forest History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black November 6, 1942; April 30, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Jennings, Vaughan Edward

1931 BA; S. Sgt. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945

Jett, John

1948 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 2, 1943

Johnson, Bill

1943; Dept. of Terrestial Magnetism – Carnegie Institute Washington, DC. Source: not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Johnson, Charles C.

Unknown if student or just resident of Wake Forest, NC; Army. Source: Old Gold & Black Septtember 25, 1942 / not in Alumni Directory

Johnson, David R.

1936; 2nd Lt. Army Air Force – meteorology; AAFTTC at New York University in NYC, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Johnson, Graham Thomas

1936-1939; 2nd Lt. US Army; Killed. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 3, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Johnson, Henry Kent, Jr.

1942 – 1943; Avaiation Cadet; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944

Johnson, Robert Ligon

1941-1942; US Navy – 3rd Class – aviation radioman / gunner; Pacific Fleet – Phillipines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945; November 16, 1945; February 2, 1945

Johnson, Sidney Pickett

1949 BS; Cadet A-S. V-12 USNR – Atlanta Southern Dental College; UNC; Georgia – Dental College. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Johnson, Thomas Cheek

1939-1941; MIA South Pacific – later declared dead. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Johnston, Clement B., Jr.

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Jolly, Brantley Tilman

1945-1947. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Jolly, Wilbur Morton

1937 BS, 1941 LL.B; US Army; France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944

Jones, Elmer John “Buck”

1940-1943; Lt. Marine Reserves Officer Training – US Naval Pre-Flt. School – instructor Maine Avia. Det.; Parris Island, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942; February 19, 1943; May 4, 1945 / April 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Jones, Harvey M. “Bunk”, Jr.

1943 BS; US Marines; Quantico, VA; New River, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943; February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Jones, James DeCalb, Jr.

1941-1943; Italy; Recieved Bronze Star 7/4/44. Source: Alumni Directory ? / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Jones, Lawrence Walter

1946-1947; Southern France – 25 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946; September 22, 1945

Jones, Manly Bryan

1937 BS; US Navy Ensign; Naval Training School – Princeton University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Sept. 25, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Jones, Melvin

1938-1942; Aviation Cadet US Army Air Forces; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943

Jones, Meurig

1934-1935; 2nd Lt. Medical Administrative Corps; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Jones, Otis Hunter

1929BS, 1933 MD; Cpt. – Medical Officer; England; North Africa; Mediterranean.

Jones, Theophilus L., Jr.

1936-1937; 2nd Lt. US Army Air Forces AAF Technical Training Command School; Yale University – Training School. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Jones, Thomas Lee

1943 BA; US Army Air Forces – pre-flight school – aviation cadet; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 30, 1946

Jones, Wingate Brewer

1938 BS; 2nd Lt./ Major 5th Air Force Bomber Command; Phillipines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942 / March 9, 1945

Jordan, Riley Moore

1947 BS; A-S V-12 Unit Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Josey, Claude Kitchin

1941-1942, 1945; US Mililtary Academy; West Point, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Josey, Danford Edmondson, Jr.

1948 BS; 2nd Lt Army Air Corps; Marina Air Field, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

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Kellner, William Carl

1941; Lt. Naval Reserve Training School; Foster Field, TX. Source: The Student – Nov.’41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 1, 1943

Kelly, James Wiley

1951 BS; 1st Lt. 9th Air Force Base – officer communication for combat wing IX – Troop Carrier; England / Europe; Dropped first Allied Troops on Invasion Beaches. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944 / June 30, 1944 / October 27, 1944

Kemp, Edward Harris

1928 BA 1929-30,1934; Major; Midland, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944

Killian, Frank McClure

1927 Cert. of Medicine; Captain US Army – 7th General Dispensary; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944

King, John Carson

1941-1943. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

King, Oscar Rodalph

1943 BS 1948 LLB; Pvt US Army – Headquarters STU Reception Center, Ft. Bragg; Fort Bragg, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Kinlaw, James B.

1941-1943 M.D.; 1st Lt. US Army Medical Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Kinsey, Robert Burt

1940 BS; US Navy Reserve Ensign; Midshipmen’s School NY; Charleston, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Knott, William Allen

1949 BS; US Navy V-12 Program; Rochester, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Kocher, Myron Low

1948 BA, 1949 MA; Pvt.; Patient Rehab Center – Valley Forge Gen’l Hospital, PA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943

Kornegay, Horace Robinson “Dagwood”

1947 BS; Army Air Corps; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / March 3, 1943

Kunkel, Irving Theodore

1937-1941; Civilian salvage diver; Pearl Harbor Navy Yard. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

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Lail, James Edward

1950 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Lake, James Ludwell, Jr.

1916-1918; Captain; Fought with Free French Forces – Syria. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Lambert, Christopher Billy

1939-1940; Lt. Air Corps; Killed 2/43 in a plane crash. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Lancaster, Robert Worrell

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Landcaster, Shorty

US Army Air Corps. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 / not in Alumni Directory

Laney, Thomas Percy

1935 BS; 1st Lt. Field Artillery; Killed 8/1/44 in action near St. Lo, France. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Laster, James Nereus

1942-1943; US Naval Preparatory School; University of South Carolina. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943

Leatherwood, James Robert

1939-1941; Lt. – Bombardier B-24 Liberator; 18 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Lee, Kermit A.

1934-1937; 1st. Lt. Infantry; Luzon Island; Killed 3/29/45 in Luzon Island. Source: ZSR/SCA listing / Alumni Directory /WF, NC Listing

Lee, Silas Poe

1941 BA / 1947 LLB; US Army Air Corps – brother of William G. Lee; England. Source: Alumini Directory / The Student Nov. ’41 / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942; February 4, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Lee, William Glenwood

1939; Captain US Army Dental Corps – brother of Silas P. Lee; Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 4, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Lennon, Joseph Stancil

1939 BS; 1st Lt. AAF instructor Navigation School; Cadet Center; San Marcos and San Antonio, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / October 9, 1943 / Old Gold & Black March 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Lewis John K. (Buddy), Jr.

1933-1934; US Army Air Forces aviation cadet figting and bombing pilot training; Randolph Field – flight training. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Lewis, Walter Frank

1940-1942. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Lide, Robert Wilson “Bob”

1943; Ensign US Navy Reserve; Maryland; Princeton, NJ; Solomon Islands – Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943 / Old Gold & Black November 19, 1943 / July 16, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Lightfoot, Robert Mitchell Jr.

1927-1929, 1931 BS; US Army Voluntary Officer Candidates School – antil aircraft artillery. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Liles, Edmond H., Jr.

1941 BS; 2nd Lt. Marine Corps – Quantico, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black February 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Lindsey, Virgil Bondurant “Ace”

1938-1941; Captain 19th Bomb Group US Air Force – flight crew; instructor on flying fortress; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Dec. 11, 1942 / Old Gold & Black March 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Lingle, Ray Little

1941-1943; Cpl. Air Corps; Killed 10/12/45 – in air accident over Calcutta, India. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Lloyd, Harold Wesley

1942 – 1943; US Army – shipbuilding work. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943

Lomax, Donald Henry

1948 BS; Aviation Cadet Pre-flight School – Lt. AFF Eastern Flying Command; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Lougee, Henry Seeman

1947 BS; Lt. US Army – sent Nazi Flag to Wake Forest; Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945

Lovelace, James Harry

1939-1940; Georgia Navy Preflight School. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Lovette, William A., Jr.

1939-1940; Cpl. Air Corps; North Africa; Killed 4/20/44 in North Africa. Source: Howler ’45/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / WF, NC Listing Old Gold & Black June 23, 1944

Lumpkin, Jack Wheler

1942-1943; Army Air Corps; MIA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Lykins, Wendell Malcol

1950 BS 1960 MA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Lyles, James Curtis

1941-1942; US Army Reserve Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Lynch, Ney Alexander

1948 BS; Ensign US Navy – flight training; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 21, 1944

Lytch, Hector McNeill

1944-1946; 10 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

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Mabry, Charles

Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

MacDonald, Bruce

1941; Naval Air Corps. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 / not in Alumni Directory

Mackie, Francis Myers

1941; USAF. Source: The Student – Oct. ’41 / Alumni Directory

Mallory, Lowry, Jr.

1941-1943 1946-1947 BA; Army Air Corps – Clerical Administratiion Training; Colorado State College of Education / Seymour Johnson Air Field, Goldsboro, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Malloy, Joseph A.

1934; Pvt. US Army; Fort Sill, OK. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Malone Elmer Taylor

1939 AB; Ensign US Naval Reserve; Midshipmen’s School Notre Dame University. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Manieri, Raynond Edward

1947; US Navy Air Force. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / WF Scrapbook

Markewicz, Edmund Frank

1942-1943; Killed 3/11/45. Source: Alumni Directory

Marks, Charles Hardaway

1937-1938; Marine Reserves Officer Training – 4th Marine Division; Wounded in Iwo Jima – Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 2, 1942 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Marshall, John Harris

1926-1939; Specialist 3rd Class – USNR Correspondent. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 19, 1945

Marshall, Willard Warren

1938-1939 AD; Pvt. US Marines; Parris Island, SC; Rookie outfielder for NY Giants. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Marshbourne, Rufus Griffin

1939; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7, 1944

Martin, Santford Wingate

1947 BA; Pvt. US Army -Drill Instructor; Fort Bragg, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / February 26, 1943 / January 8, 1943 / October 22, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Martin, W.Dan

1936 BS 1940 B. Med.; 1st Lt. US Army – physician; New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Martin, Wheeler, Jr.

1938 BA; Lt. Colonel; Major Army Air Corps Grandson of Dr. Wm. Louis Poteat – Superfortress pilot; MIA 3/10/45; Killed 3/10/45 in flight over Japan. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory/ The Student – Oct. ’41/ Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945 / March 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Matthews, Harry LaMar

1939 AB; 2nd Lt. US Army Air Corps; Killed 2/16/42 – air crash in Bridgeport, CT. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory/ The Student – Oct. ’41 / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Feb. 20, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Mattison, William Laurence

1927 BS 1929 BS Med.; Lt. US Navy – medical officer; Charlotte, NC; Raleigh, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Maxey, Edward Stanton

1947 BS; 4 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Maxwell, John Ernest “Jack”

1943 BS; Marine Reserves Officer Training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942

McAleenan, John

1940-1943; Killed 2/10/44 in action on bombing mission over Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

McCarthy, Frank P.

1938 AB; Lt. Marine Corps pilot – Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery; Killed 6/4/42 in action Midway Island. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1942 / / WF Scrapbook

McClure, Claude, Jr.

1947 BS 1950 MD; Meteorology training; Wisconsin. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

McDaniel, James Ramond

1942-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

McDaniel, Kenneth F.

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

McDaniel, Lawrence Edward, Jr.

1934-1938; Lt. Army Air Corps; Killed 4/14/42 in Philippines. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

McDonald, John Bruce, Jr.

1947 BS; Captain / Lt. US Army – Distinguished Flying Cross for air combat heroism; 45 months: Guadalcanal Island; Solomon Islands. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942 / February 19, 1943 / September 22, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

McIntrye, Eli Regan, Jr.

1941 BA; Sgt. US Army – Camp Lee. Source: The Student – Nov. ‘41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

McIntyre, Douglas Carmichael

1947; PhM 3-C Naval Hopsital; Chelsea, MA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

McKaughan, WIlliam Walter “Sparrow”

1940-1942, 1946-1947; Pfc US Army; England; France; Bronze star. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945 / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / November 16, 1945

McKee, Edward Thomas, Jr.

1939 BS; 1st Lt. School of Medical Officers; Texas. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

McLean, Jonathan Evans

1948 BS; Invasion of Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

McLeland, Jean Thomlinson

1946. Source: Alumni Directory /Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946

McManus, Harold Lynn

1941 BA; US Navy – Chaplain. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 6, 1945

McManus, Lawrence Edwin

1940-1943; Marines Reserve Officers Training / v-12; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942 / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

McMillan, Archibald Alexander

1941 BA; 2nd Lt US Marines – Leatherneck Troops; Quantico, VA; South Pacific. Source: The Student – Nov. ‘41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / April 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

McMillan, Archibald Memory

1938 BA; Ambulance driver near war front in China / 1st Lt. US Marines; Kunming, China; Southwest Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943 / April 30, 1943 / December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

McMillan, John Johnson

1943 BA; Ensign / Lt. jg USNR; Indiana; Pacific – USS President Monroe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / November 11, 1943 / May 26, 1944 / May 11, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

McMillan, Robert L.

1944 BS; 2nd Lt. US Marines – V-12; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944 / April 27, 1945 / December 3, 1943 / November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

McNeill, George

1929 BA 1933 LLB; Captain US Army – Judge Advocates Office; Ann Arbor, Michigan. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Mcmanus, Hugh F. Jr.

1936 BS Med.; 1st Lt. US Army; Camp Blanding, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Megginston, Linzy Price, Jr.

1950 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Memory, Thomas Spencer Jr.

1934-1935, 1946-1947; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps – B-26 pilot for 40 air missions over North Africa; MacDill Field, Tampa, FL; Egypt; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Middleton, James Grayson, Jr.

1942-1943; AS US Navy Flight Preparatory School – V-12 Program; University of Pennsylvania – Philadelphia; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Miller, Eslie LeRoy, Jr.

1949 BS 1953 LL.B; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Miller, George Elroy

1938-1939; Killed 5/21/43 – in Emden, Hollard. Source: ZSR/SCA listing /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Miller, Horace William

1947; Lt. Army Air Corps – P-51; Spence Field, Moultrie, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943 / April 28, 1944

Miller, James Everett

1931 BA 1946 MA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Miller, Loveick Christopher, Jr.

1941-1943, 1947; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Miller, William Joseph

1941 BS; Lt.; Atlantic; Pacific; Medeterranean; Great Lakes, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov 6, 1942 / February 11, 1944 / March 16, 1945

Minton, James Royster

1939 BS; Ensign US Naval Reserve; Naval Academy, MD. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Mitchell, Richard Atlas

1949 BS; 41 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Mitchell, Robert Hartwell

1933; Captain medical division – Australia; Stationed in Australia. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Moody, William Alton

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Moore, Ralph Lee, Jr.

1943-1943; Merchant Marines / Ensign Naval Reserves. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944

Moore, William Donald

1941 BA; Lt. jr. grade Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944

Morgan, Grover Gordon

1941 BA; Corporal US Army – clerical traing school and air corps technical school; Keesler Fired, Miss; Fort Logan, Colorado;. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Morgan, John Andrew, Sr.

1929 BA; Captain / Chaplain US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Morgan, Neil Bowen

1943 BA; Ensign US Naval Preparatory School; A-V (5) – Oxygen Officers’ School; University of South Carolina; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944

Morphis, Luther Hanson

1946 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Morris, Dallas

1933-1937; Naval Air Corps – instructor; Army Air Corps pilot; Moody Field, GA; Killed 9/11/42 – Nashville, GA. Source: WF History / The Student Oct. ’41 / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Morris, James Lindsey

1935-1938; US Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan 31, 1942

Morris, Thomas Alpheu Jr.

1937 BS; Medical Officer on transport ship to North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Morse, William Clarence, Jr.

1926-1928; Lt. jg Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Moss, Richard Norman

1938-1941; Ensign Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory /Old Gold & Black Dec. 11, 1942 / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Mumford, Ander Morgan

1937 BS 1939 Cert. Med.; Captain Army Medical Corps; Fort Benning, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Murchison, Lester Ellis

1940 BA; 1st Mate US Marine Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 22, 1943

Murray, John Walter, Jr.

1940-1942; Pvt. US Marines – V-12; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Murray, William B.R., Jr.

1934; Army Air Corps. Source: Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942 / Alumni Directory

Muse, John Dewitte, Jr.

1946-1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Musselman, Frank Butts

1941-1943; US Marines V-12; Duke University; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Myers, Charles Truett “Tut”

1942 BA; Lt. paratroop division; Camp McCall. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

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Nagel, William George

1935-1937 1948; 1st Lt. Signal Officers – Army command signal company for all Southwest Pacific; Southwest Pacific – New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944

Nance, John Wesley

1941 BS 1948 M.D.; US Army Air Corps – 15 AF Liberator Bombardment Squadron; Italy – 30 missions over German Industrial Facilities. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student / Old Gold & Black March 2, 1945

Nance, Walter Lee

1934-1937; 1st Lt. instructor; flight commander; operations officer; Brooks Field, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943 / Old Gold & Black October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Nanney, Charles Warren

1938-1941. Source: The Student – Oct.’41 / Alumni Directory

Napier, Henry Vernon

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Neilson, Robert W., Jr.

1945-1946; 60 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Nelms, Searle Randolph

1943-1945 1947-1948; 3rd Platoon of the Mechanized Cavalry Division. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Nelson, Kenneth Llewellyn, Jr.

1941-1943; Infantry; Killed 11/23/44 near Aachen, Germany. Source: Howler ’45 / WF History/Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Nesbitt, Floyd Archie

1946 BS; US Marines – served one month. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946 / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945

Newberry, John Alfred

1935-1936; Killed in action 6/4/44. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Newsome, Donald

1939 – 1940; Ensign; Lt. jg US Navy – diesel school; US Naval Academy – Annapolis, MD; University of Illinois Naval Diesel training school; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Newsome, James Wyatt “Buck”

1936; Lt. Col. Army Air Forces – Command of oldest medium bomber group in China; Aeronautical School, Texas; India; China; Burma Theatres. Source: The Student Oct.’41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945

Newsome, John Curtis

1939-1940; Cpl. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Noell, Fredrick Lloyd

1948; Japan. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 1, 1946

Norris, Frank T.

1936-1939; Lt. US Navy; Guadalcanal Island; Wounded in action. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov 20, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Norris, Hoke Marion

1934 BA; 1st Lt. US Army; Fort Monmouth, NJ; Tampa, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 30, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Northington, James Lee

1939-1943; Cpl. AEF Regional Hospital; Santa Anna, CA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Norville, Charles King

1948 BS 1952 BD; Pvt. – US Army; Camp Lee, VA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

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O’Bannon, James William, II

1941-1943; US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943

O’Connell, Jesse Elbert

1948 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

O’Neal, Robert Waverly

Cadet US Army Air Forces Pre-flight school – 1st Lt. – pilot transport plane; Columbus, MS; Maxwell Field, AL, Arcadia, FL; Bainbridge, GA; India. Source: WF Scrapbook

Odom, Wooten Marion “Burrhead”

1943 BS; Lt. US Marines – air base; Cherry Point, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944

Olive, Lucius Bunyan

1912 BA 1920 Th. M.; Baptist Missionary; POW Chinkiang, China. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Overby, Dennis D.

1941 BS; Ensign US Navy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 2, 1943

Owen, George Franklin, Jr.

1941 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club / November 17, 1944

Owens, Thomas Graham “Tommy”

1947 BS; Corporal / Sgt. US Army aerial bomber on B-24 / gunner – released returned to Egypt; Middle Eastern War Theatre – North Africa – plane down, hospitalized, held in Turkey 6 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 3, 1942 / November 5, 1943 / March 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

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Page, James Judson

1937 AB; Lt. Cpl. Air Corps; Helena Aero-TechTraining Command; Killed 7/23/43 – Helena, Arkansas. Source: Howler ’44/WF History/ not in Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Parham, Melvin J.

1938-1942; Aviation US Army AIr Forces; Pre-flight School Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Parker, Alan Phares

1921 BA 1923 MD; Lt. Col. executive officer of 38th General Hospital. Source: Alumni Directory

Parker, Allen Phares

Executive Officer 38th General Hospital. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943

Parker, Charles Forbes

1950 BS; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Parker, Clifton Geno, Jr.

1948 BS; Army Air Corps; Keesler Field, Biloxi, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943

Parker, Douglas Wentworth

1939-1941; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps – aviation cadet US Army; MIA 6/28/44 – over Burma. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black April 10, 1942 / July 28, 1944

Parker, Earl Hoyt

1944 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945

Parker, Emulon Bernard

1931 BA; 1st Lt. Army signal corps; Brother of John F. Parker. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Parker, John Francis

1954 BA; US Navy; Brother of Emulon B. Parker. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Parker, William Glae

1948 BS 1950 LL.B.; Lt. jg US Navy; Pacific – USS Cabot. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Paschal, George Washington, Jr.

1927 BA 1929 BS; Major – Medical Unit Turkey; Camp Bowie, Texas; Europe; 5 Paschal brothers; * 5 Paschal listings were brothers. Source: Alumni Directory

Paschal, Harry Edward

1942 BS 1948 LL.B.; Pvt / 2nd Lt. – Field Artillery Officer’s Candidate School; Fort Bragg, NC; 5 Paschal brothers; * 5 Paschal listings were brothers. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943 / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Paschal, Joel Francis

1935 BA 1938 LL.B.; Ensign US Navy; Dartmouth College; 5 Paschal brothers; * 5 Paschal listings were brothers. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Paschal, Paul Shorey

1940 BA; US Army Transport Duty aboard Queen Elizabeth; Fort Knox, Ky.; 5 Paschal brothers; * 5 Paschal listings were brothers. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Paschal, Robert Allen

1928 BS 1931 LLB; Pvt. US Army medical detachment; Fort Knox, KY.; 5 Paschal brothers; * 5 Paschal listings were brothers. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Patterson, Douglas Baird “Sonny, “Jr.

1942, 1946; Aviation Cadet – Army Air Forces; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Peacock, John Swaringen

1932-1936; 9th Air Force Bomber Command; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 23, 1944

Pearce, Dwight Edwin

1941 BS; Warrant Officer; Germany; Bronze Star – 5 battle stars & certificate of merit. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Pearce, Jacob Allen

1947 BS; Pilot twin engine “Bobcat”. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 9, 1944

Pearce, Oscar Riddick

1942 BS; Ensign US Naval Reserve; Harvard Univ. Communications School. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Pearce, William Pearson

1948 LL.B.; 15 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Pegram, David Eugene

1940-1942; S.Sgt Air Corps; Killed 6/13/44 in air crash near Munich, Germany. Source: Compiled list – Stephanie / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Pegram, John Jacob

1937-1940; 1st Lt. 15th Army Air Forces – adjunct and postal officer. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 23, 1944

Perry, Benny Lassiter

1940-1943; Pvt – 78th Division; Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Perry, John Wesley

1940-1943; Pfc. and Cpl. US Marines – Officer Training School / V-12 training Duke University; Killed 6/8/45 – wounds suffered in Okinawa, Japan. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 18, 1944 / November 5, 1943 / September 22, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Phelps, Asa Biggs,Jr.

1938-1939; Pvt. US Army; Killed 1/24/45 – in France. Source: Howler’45 /History WF / Alumni Directory /WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black March 9, 1945

Phillips, Eugene Harold

1940 LL.B.; England; Los Angeles, CA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 23, 1945

Phillips, Frank Edward “Red”, Jr.

1940 BA; Captain US Marines; Killed 7/9/44 – in action Saipan, South Pacific. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / September 29, 1944

Phillips, Richard Glenn

1949 BS; Message room clerk with North African Division of Air Transport Command; ATC Air Base – Tripoli, North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945

Pierce, Leroy Courtney

1945 BS 1947 MD; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Pierce, William Robert “Bill”

1956 LL.B; Infantry; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 5,1945

Pittman, Ernest Harold

1948; Invasion of Guam. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Pittman, Raymond Lee “Ray”, Jr.

1940 BA; 2nd Lt. Army Air Force – Anti-Submarine fights – Atlantic Ocean; Seattle, Washington. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 26, 1943 / February 23, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Pivec, Lawrence Joseph

1941; Naval Reserve Officers Training School; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student – Oct.’41 / Old Gold & Black May 9, 1941

Plumbo, Joseph

1948 BS; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Plybon, Paul Cullom

1936-1937; Lt., branch unknown; Pearl Harbor. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Poe, William Edward

1947 BS; A-S; San Antonio, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 18, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Polanski, John B.

1942 BS; US Navy Class V-7; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Poteat, Hubert McNeill

1938; Lt. Commander US Navy – physician for Pacific Fleet; Naval Hospital, VA; Aboard USS Hancock – Pacific; Portsmouth, VA; USS Hancock destroyed 732 planes, 32 merchant ships, and 9 warships; Brother of Wm Poteat. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 17, 1942 / July 16, 1943 / May 19, 1944 / October 19, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Poteat, William Morgan “Billy”

1940; Naval Reserve Training School – Lt jg Atlantic Fleet; Southern Atlantic – USS Moffett; Brother of H.M. Poteat. Source: The Student – Nov. ‘41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943 / March 26, 1943 / February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Potter, Clyde Randolph, Jr.

1950BS; US Maritime Service. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

Potter, Gilbert M.

1938 BS; Lt US Army; Fort McPherson, GA; Carmp Barkley TX; Army Administration School Fargo, ND; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 2, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Potts, Rufus F.

1946 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Powell, Charles Gregory

1948 BS 1950 LL.B. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Powell, Roy

Staff Sargent – Medical Detachment. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Powell, William Isaac, Jr.

1948 BS; Technical Sgt.; Lt. jg 8th USAAF Bomber Command; Liberator Station; England; Dropped bombs on industrial centers in Germany; Awarded 3 ribbons: Atlantic Patrol Medal, African-European Service Ribbon, Pre-Pearl Harbor Ribbon. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 18, 1944 / Febrary 18, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Powell, William Roy, Jr.

1933-1934; S. Sgt – Medical Detachment; Camp Forest, TN; Europe; Received bronze star. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 19, 1945 / July 16, 1943

Presnell, Dennis McRae

1944-1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Preston, Paddison Wade ” Pat”

1950 BS; 2nd Lt. Marine Reserves Officer Training / 1st Marine Division; Quantico; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct 2, 1942 / March 9, 1945 / May 19, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Prevatt, William Joseph, Jr.

1920-1922; Captain. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Prevette, Isaac Call, Jr.

1937-1938, 1940-1942, 1945-1946; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Prevette, John Edgar

1946-1947. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Price, James Wilson

1940 BA; 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps; Presumed Dead 10/3/45. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Pridgen, Lee

1942 BS; Captain Chaplain’s Corps – 536 Coast Artillery Battalion Chapel 3; Camp Stewart, GA; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944 / February 18, 1944 / March 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Primm, Daniel Deaton “Dan”

1940 – 1943 BA; US Army – 1st Army – Finance Replacement Training – brother to Wm Primm; Indiana; France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / February 2, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Primm, William Berry “Billy”

1943 BA; Pvt. US 1st Army – Finance Replacement Training – Indiana – brother to Dan Primm; England; France – Ardennes Forest; Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943 / July 28, 1944 / February 2, 1945 / May 11, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Pritchard, Warren Harding

1941 BS; Naval Reserves – Ensign USN Midshipman’s School. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Dec.12, 1942 / February 25, 1944 / January 8, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Privette, Josef Bryan

1923-1924; Lt.; Bronze Star. Source: Alumni Directory / February 14, 1944

Pruette, Frank Hanock

1942-1943; Pfc Anti-Tank Division – US Army; Stationed Soloman Islands; France; Purple Heart. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7, 1944 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 15, 1944

Pruette, Leonard Rowland

US Army Reserve Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Pruette, Rowland Shaw, Jr.

1943 BA; Pvt.; Stationed in North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7,1944

Purser, Earle Rupert

1942 BA 1950 LL.B.; Cpl. Postal Unit – Federal Unit; Stationed in South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / Old Gold & Black November 17, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Puryear, Elmer Lee

1943 BA; US Navy – on board LST; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 4, 1945

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Quisenberry, James Rice, Jr.

1949 BS; Pvt. US Marines; Parris Island, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943 / Old Gold & Black March 9, 1945

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Rabenhorst, Harry Aldrich

1921 BA; Lt. US Navy – Physical Fitness Program; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Ramsaur, Hugh Archibald

1940-1942; Ensign US Navy; Killed 4/7/45 – auto accident Waterford, CT. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Randleman, Charles Henry

1950 LL.B. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Ratterree, Pride Graham, Jr.

1946 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Ray, Lewis Banks

1941-1943; Cpl. Cavalry Reconnaisance; Killed 3/16/45 or 3/17/ 45 in France or Germany. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Raynor, Leon Thomas

1940; Lt. US Navy Leader of Hellcat Section; 20 missions against enemy; Naval Air Medal. Source: Alumni Directory/ The Student – Oct. ’41 / Old Gold & Black March 9, 1945

Raynor, William Redd

1938; Lt. jg Naval Reserve Officer’s Training – Pacific Air Fleet; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944

Reece, William Franklin

1943 BS; Ensign midshipman school – Northwestern University; communication officer on ship; Chicago, Illinois. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 18, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Reeves, Albert Murray

1940 BA; US Navy – medical battalion; Bbainbridge, MD; Camp Le Jeune, NC; Guadalcanal – 29 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945 / September 22, 1945

Reid, Jesse Lewis, Jr.

1939 BS; Lt. Medical Administration Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944 / October 20, 1944

Reid, Marshall

1938-1941; 2nd Lt.; Killed 8/22/43 – in action – South Pacific. Source: Howler ’44/ Alumni Directory / WF History / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black November 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Rice, Moses Edward Jr.

1941 BS; 1943 MD; SSgt; Lt jg Naval Reserve – Medical active duty; BGS Medicine, Winston-Salem, NC; Boston, MA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / October 20, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Riddle, Hasty Wilson

1939-1941; 1954 BS; US Army Medical Corps – commander 148th General Hospital; Hawaii. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Riddle, William Joseph “Bill”

1949 BS; 1st Lt. US Army; Hawaii. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Sept. 25, 1942

Roach,William Andrew Jr.

1939-1940; 1st. Lt. Air Corps; Killed 5/14/43 – air raid over Germany. Source: Howler’45/ WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Roberts, Brandon Gray

1949 BS; 37 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Roberts, Clarence Eugene

1936-1939; Captain – Field Artillery Unit. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 30, 1944

Roberts, John Branton

1940-1942; Ensign – flight training school; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943

Roberts,Charles Joy Jr.

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Robins, Guy Lindell

1937-1938; Army Air Forces – Pre-flight school – Captain Squadron Commander – Cadet Corps; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Robinson, Edward Norwood

1942; Naval Academy; Appointed to West Point Naval Academy. Source: Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942 / not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Rodwell, Percy Creighton

1937-1940; 1st Lt. US Army Dental Corps; Texas – Camp Swift. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944

Rooker, John Paul “Buster”

1940-1942; Pvt. 1st Class – US Marines; Served Guadalcanal and Pearl Harbor. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942 / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942

Rose, Zeno Hardy

1948; 2nd Lt. Army Air Forces – aerial navigator; Selman Field, Monroe, LA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

RowlesPaul M.

1940-1942; 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps; MIA 5/44; Dead 5/12/44 B-17 crash over Germany. Source: WF History/ Alumni Directory / WF,NC Listing

Royall, Kenneth Claiborne Jr.

1941-1942; 1st Lt. Marine Reserve Officer Training; Solomon Islands. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942 / October 20, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Royster, James Dan

1934 BS; Captain – US Army Medical Corps. Source: Alumni Directory

Russell, Charles L.

1930-1935; 15th Army Air Forces – B-24 Liberator waist gunner; Italy: attacks on Austria, Germany, Italy, and Hungry. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 4, 1945

Russell, Roy Lee

1941 BA; Asia; Pacific; Philippines during Liberation. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / March 8, 1946

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Sacrinty, Otis M.

1947 BS; Lt. Marine Reserves – V-12 Program Duke University; 25 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 5,1945 / September 22, 1945

Saintsing, George Wilson

1950 LL.B. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Sapp, Carl Freeman

1941-1942; Ensign US Naval Air Corps; Athens, GA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Satterwhite, James Nelson

2nd Lt.Army Air Forces –; Napier Field. Source: WF Scrapbook

Sawyer, Philip Grady

1943; US Army Reserve Corps; Missouri. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943 / July 2, 1943 / November 19, 1943

Sawyer, Robert Jerome “Bob”

1948 BA; USNR – Yeoman 2-C / US Army; Norfolk, VA; Pacific – USS Eugene E. Elmore; Invasion of Luzon, Lingayen Gulf. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944 / February 19, 1943 / February 23, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Schwartz, Joe Brewer

1939-1940; US Naval aviation cadet; Corpus Christy, TX. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 1, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Scott Donald C.

1946; 4 Bronze Stars. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Scott, John Morgan, Jr.

1939 BS; Lt jg. US Naval Reserve – V7 Class; Norfolk, VA USS New York; Pacific Fleet; brother – Robert L. Scott. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Scott, Robert Lynch

1946 LL.B.; Army Air Forces 88th Bombardment Squadron; Oklahoma; brother John M. Scott. Source: The Student – Dec.’41 / Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Scruggs, Robert Richard

1936 BS; Lt. Medical Replacement Training Center Officer Training School. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Seila, Claude Frederick

1939-1941; Lt.; German POW – 2 years; Shot and killed on 8/25/44. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 10, 1944

Sexton, Thomas Edison

1936-1937; Lt. 8th Air Force – Liberator pilot; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944

Shankle, Braxton Crump

1941-1943 1951-1952; US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943

Shanks, Robert Edward

1933-1937; Captain US Army Air Corps 13th AFF – Operations Officer Bombardment. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan 31, 1942 / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Sherrill, Frank Howard

1947 BS; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Sherrill, Glenn David

1943-1944; A-S. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Sherrill, Henry Fletcher “Peck”

1943; US Army Ground Forces – Royal Canadian Air Force; Keesler Field, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944 / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945

SherrillThomas Russell

1940-1941; Flight Lt. R.A.F.; Killed 5/22/44 during a flight over Europe. Source: Howler ’45/ Alumni Directory/ WF History / WF, NC Listing

Sigmon, Algernon Festus

1944-1946; 18 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Simms, William Wiley

1940-1943; Seaman 2-C. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944

Simpson, Charles Fredrick

1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Sinclair, Henry C.

1937 BS; Killed 2/7/43 – Pearl Harbor. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / WF Scrapbook

Sitterson, Cephas B, Jr.

1932-34, 1940 BS; Cadet US Military; West Point, NY – US Military Academy. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Sleia, Claude

Lt. Army Air Forces – navigator; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Smidt, John Williard

1940-1943; Army Air Corps. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / January 8, 1943

Smith, Cedric Talton

1940 BS; Lt. jg.; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944

Smith, Franklin Fletcher

1921-1922; Corp. Army Air Corps; Killed 6/14/43 near Townville, Australia. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Smith, Kenneth Arthur

1938-1941; 1st Lt. Army Air Forces; Stationed in Barksdale, LA. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Smith, Lew

Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

Smith, William Grey

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Snow, John Joyner

1937 BA; US Army; Camp Wheeler, GA. Source: Alumni Directory

Snyder, John S.

Army Air Corps. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 1, 1942

Spencer, East

MIA / confirmed dead 1943 – killed at sea. Source: WF History/compiled list – Stephanie / not in Alumni Directory

Spencer, Stephen Marion Jr.

1940; 2nd Lt. US Army – post office of Army Air Forces; Stationed in Kearns, Utah. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942 / Old Gold & Black April 9, 1943

Spencer,John Paul Jr.

1939 BA; Sgt. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 28, 1944

Spilman, Bernard Washington

1939-1942; Maritime Com. Cadet – engineer cadet Merchant Marines; MIA / Killed 11/3/42 – Lost at sea off coast of Brazil. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black March 12, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Spivey, James Thaddeus

1941-1942; Ensign, US Naval Reserve – Air Training; Killed 3/3/44 – mid air collision, California. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black June 7, 1943 / March 10, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Squires, Cedric Pridgen

1941-42, 1946-48; US Navy Air Station. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 14, 1944 / Old Gold & Black February 25, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Stackhouse, Cecil William

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Stainback, William Clarence

1938 1939 Medical Cert.; Lt. Naval Medical Corps – medical officer on submarine; South Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944

Stamps, George Moreland

1947 BS; B-17 pilot – Flyby of Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triumph-VE Day; Camden, SC; Augusta, GA; Columbus Air Field, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Sept. 20, 1946 / February 26, 1943 / February 1, 1946 / June 30, 1944

Stansbury, Alan Painter

1943 BS; Dept. Terrestial Magnetism – radio research and observation; Washington, DC; College, Alaska. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Starford,William Ellsworth Jr.

1941-1943; Marine Reserves Officer Training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 20, 1942

Starnes, Luie Jackson “Jack” “Smiley”

1942 BS; Ensign, US Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Steelman, Benjamin Franklin

1934-1935; 2nd Lt. Infantry; Killed 12/21/43 in action near Casino, Italy. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Stephenson, Joseph Burgess

1935-1939; Captain Army Air Force; Greenville, MS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 /Old Gold & Black November 17, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Stevens, Charles Walter Jr.

1937-1938; 2nd Lt. Army Air Force – 491st bomb squadron; Stationed in Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944 / Old Gold & Black November 17, 1944

Stogner, William Howard

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Stone, Amos Henry

1948 BS; Chicago, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 11, 1943

Stover, William Leavell

1949 BA 1954 LL.B. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Stroupe, George

1936; Killed 3/7/42 – munitions explosion – Selma, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 13, 1942

Stroupe, Henry Smith

Assistant Professor of Social Science; 1935; Naval preflight school; University of Georgia. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944 / Old Gold & Black October 27, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Stubbs, Broadus Mason

1936-1938; Army Air Forces Central Flying Command; Ellington Field Houston Texas. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Stubbs, Harry W.

1937-1941; Ensign US Naval Air Corps; New Orleans, Pensicola, Fla. Naval Air Station, West Coast of US. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Sugg, Charles H.

1942 BS; 1st Lt. pilot B-17 Flying Fortress – 351st Bombardment Group; England – 18 bombing missions over Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 13, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Summerlin, Marshall J.

1933-1936; Pvt. US Army; Australia. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Summey, Charles Ballard

1947 BS; 47 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Surles, James Monroe , Jr.

1939-1940; Ssgt 713th Airobore Ordnance Co.; Camp Macall, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Sutton, Walter Daniel

1938 BA; Lt. recruiter for WACs. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Swann, Edgar Holman

1937; Lt. jg Naval Reserve; Charleston, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 26, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Sykes, John Madison

1939 AB; Lt. jg Chaplain’s Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

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Talbot, Maurice E.

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Tallant, Clyde

1937; Alumni Directory shows Clyde Tallent from Hatteras and compliled list shows Tallant from Franklin, NC. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory

Tart, Braston I, Jr.

1935 BS 1937 Cert. Med.; Captain, US Army Medical Corps; Camp Pickett, VA, Camp Blanding, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Tart, James Milton , Jr.

1948 BS; Seaman 2nd Class US Navy – pharmacy school. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Tate, Charles Lowndes

1933-1935. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory

Tate, Joseph Ishmael

1948 BS; Pvt. V-12; Duke University. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 5, 1943

Tatum, Walter Low

1920 AB; Lt. Col., Medical Corps; Killed 8/1/45 in Frankfort, Germany. Source: Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Taylor, Edward L.

Sgt paratrooper instructor. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944

Taylor, Fred Muir

1929 BS; SSgt Army Air Force. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 20, 1944

Taylor, Jake (Jacob Calvin)

1941 LL.B.; US Navy. Source: The Student – Dec. ’41 / ? Alumni Directory

Taylor, Laddie “Lad” Wright

1937-1940; Co-pilot Liberator “Hellzapoppin”; South Pacific; Reported MIA December 1943. Confirmed dead on January 1944 in New Guinea. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Taylor, Louis Laverne

1939-1940 1946; 60 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 8, 1946 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Taylor, Wiley H. Jr.

1948 LL.B.; 34 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Teachey, Leroy James, Jr.

1939-1941; 2nd Lt. Air Crops; Yuma, Arizona; Killed 3/2/44 in action in Belgium. Source: Alumni Directory / Howler ’44 /WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Teague, Charles Woodrow

1934 LL.B.; Lt. junior grade Naval Reserve. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Teeter, Junius Monroe

1951 BA; 4 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Terrell, Matthew Marion

1937-1938; Navigator on AAF B-17 Flying Fortress 8th Air Force 34th bombardment group; Took part in bombing of Saarbrucken, Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, and Merseburg. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 16, 1945

Tharrington, Eden Roy

1937; Lt jg USNR – recognition officer. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Thomas, Harry Lee

1948 BA; 5 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Thomas, Ned

1940-1943; Aviation Cadet Pre-flight School A-C Army Air Force – flight training; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7, 1944 / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Thomas, Samuel Lowman , Jr.

1935 BS; Lt. jg USNR – midshipman school; Columbia, University, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944

Thomas, Stacy Neal

1949. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Thompson, Herbert Leighton

1943 BA; Lt jg.; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 11, 1945

Thompson, Melvin J., Jr.

1941-1943. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Tillotson, Rex Fount

1943 BS; PFC 29th Medical Traing Battalion. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7,1944

Tomlinson, Eugene Bertram

1941-1942; Naval Officers Traning Center. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 24, 1942 / WF Scrapbook

Transou, Hugh Flynt

1941; Marine Corps Officers Training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 6, 1942

Trexler, Robert L.

1949 BA; Africa; Sicily; Normandy Invasions. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Trudell, Raoul Stark, II

1939-1942 1946-1947; Colonel Army Air Corps; 7 European invasions. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 7,1944 / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Trueblood, Charles H. , Jr.

1936 AB; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 2, 1942

Trueblood, Wayne F.

Lt. Army Air Corps. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 1, 1942

Turlington, Roscoe Harold

1949; US Navy Apprentice Seaman; Chapel Hill, NC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Turner, George M.

2nd Lt. US Army Air Forces; George Field. Source: WF Scrapbook

Turner, James Eslie

1943 BA; Pvt; Fort Leonard Wood, MO. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

Turner, Oliver Cromwell, Jr.

1940 AB; Ensign, Naval Air Force; Alumni Directory shows Miami, FL residency and compliled list shows Gatesville, NC; Killed 3/21/43 – air crash Miami, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 5,1945 / Old Gold & Black 3/26/43 / WF Scrapbook

Twitty, Joshua Perry

US Army Technical Corpral; England. Source: not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943 / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Tyler, Harry W.

1949 BS; 52 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Tyler, John Thomas

1938; USAF; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory/ Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942

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Upchurch, Percy Bryant

1929 BA 1931 MA; Lt. jg USNR. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 11, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Utley, Philemon McGheey

Physical Education. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944 – Veterans Club

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Varner, James Cornelius

1941 BA; Lt. U.S.M.C.R.; MIA; Killed 8/31/44 in the South Pacific. Source: Howler ’45 /Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Vinson, James Melville

1933 BS; Ensign US Navy; Officers Training School – Darien, CT. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Vivian, Arthur C. “Lefty”, Jr.

1942 BS; 1st Lt. US Marines; Listed in Alumni Directory as a pro-baseball player; Killed 8/1/44 in Guam. Source: Howler ’45 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black October 30, 1942; April 30, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

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Walker, William Edward, Jr.

1948 BS; Seaman 2nd Class US Navy – water purification training. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 15, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Wall, Billy Barbour

1949 BS; 3 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Wallace, John Walker

1954 BA; 6 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Waller, Harry Belt

1941-1943; Army Air Corps; Middle name may be incorrect. His middle initial may be R. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Walton, Carey James, Jr.

1951 BS 1955 MD; Germany – POW. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black November 10, 1944; January 21, 1944; November 17, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Ward, Demming Morton

1941-1943; 2nd Lt. Air Corps; Listed as Denning Morton Ward on compiled list and Demming Morton Ward in AD; MIA ; Killed 5/8/45. Source: Compiled list – Stephanie / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Ward, Hiram Hamilton

1950 LL.B.; 57 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Ward, James Harold

1941 BS; Midshipman US Navy; Northwestern Univ. Chicago, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Ward, James Ross

1938-1939; Ensign US Navy; US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Warren, Clarence Lee

1938-1942; US Marines – PFC – 3 Campaigns – Guadalcanal, New Giunea, Glancester, New Britain; Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942; June 19, 1942; April 7, 1944; September 29, 1944; March 16, 1945

Watkins, George Thomas, III

1942 BA 1948 MA; Ensign US Naval Reserve; New York Midshipman’s School. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Watson, James Gibson

1941 BS; 1st Lt. Medicine; Temple University, Philadelphia, PA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

Webb, William Hayes

1941-1943; Army Air Corps – US Military Academy; US Military Academy – West Point, NY. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Webster, James Highley “Jimmie Lee”

1942-3, 1948 or 1947-9; A-S. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 10, 1944

Wedel, Richard Wesley

1948 BS; 12th AFF C-47; Station in Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943; February 1, 1946

Weede, Lewis Tilton

1941; Naval Air Corps Reserve. Source: The Student – Nov.’41 / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943

Wehbie, Sam Mettrey

1949 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Weinstein, Morton H.

1934 BS 1937 M.D.; Captain – US Army Medical Corps; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 19, 1943

Welch, Fred Donald

1941 BS; Assistant intelligence officer for combat battalion; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 10, 1944

Wentz, James Ira

1941-1942, 1946; 1st Lt. US Army Air Forces. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 12, 1945

West, James Arthur, Jr.

1947 BS; USNR A-S Midshipman training – Northwestern Univ.; Chicago, IL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 30,1944

White, Henry Eugene

1932 LL.B.; Captain – Medical Field Service School; Carlisle Barracks, PA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943

White, James Ganell

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

White, Paul Barber

1947 BS; Pvt. 3704th Army Air Forces Base Unit – Section W. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944

White, Robert Early

1937-1939; US Navy – flight training; Memphis, TN; Pensicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

White, Warren M.

1946-1947 1950 BS; US Army Reserve Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946/ January 8, 1943

Whitefield, Jon Stevens

1948 BS; 4 invasions. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Whitehead, Fredrick Cowper, Jr.

1939-1940; Ensign US Navy; Killed 4/20/44 – in action Mediterranean Theatre. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing

Whitener, Clyde Winfred

1950 BS; Army Air Corps. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student Oct. ’41 / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / March 12, 1943

Whitley, Raeford Bryant, II

1937-1940; Capt. US Army Air Forces – 15th AAF B-24 Liberator Major Army Air Corps Instructor – heavy bardment group; Turner Field Albany, GA; Selman Field – Monroe, LA; Italy. Source: Alumni Directory / The Student Oct. ’41 / Old Gold & Black February 26, 1943 / October 1, 1943 / May 4, 1945 / WF Scrapbook

Whitley, Richard Earl

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Wilborn, Earl T.

1933-1936; 1st class USNR; USS Hancock – Pacific; USS Hancock destroyed 732 planes, 32 merchant ships, and 9 warships. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 19, 1945

Wilkinson, Charles Tolbert

1920 BA; Lt. Colonel and commanding officer 171st hosp in Australia; Seymore, Australia; New Guinea. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Nov. 20, 1942 / Old Gold & Black September 9, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Wilkinson, James Spencer

1934 BS 1936 BS Med.; Captain US Army Medical Corps; Florence, SC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Jan. 14, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Willard Murray Severence, Jr.

1948 BA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Williams, Arthur Leonard, Jr.

1947 BA; 21 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Williams, Edward Jerome, Jr.

1938-1941; Avaition cadet. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 21, 1944

Williams, Ernest Harold

1936 BS; Captain US Army Medical Corps; Hawaii. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 9, 1943

Williams, Harrison Boyd

1947 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Williams, Jack P.

1940 BA; 1st Lt. – Pursuit Tactical Unit Army Air Corps; Stationed in Louisiana. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 26, 1943 / Old Gold & Black April 30, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Williams, Larry Livingston

1943 BS 1948 LL.B.; Pfc – infantry; England; France. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 9, 1945 / Old Gold & Black January 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Williams, Richard Alexander

1947 BA; Cpl.; Europe. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black March 16, 1945

Williams, Robert Graham

1948 BS. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Williams, Warren

MIA. Source: Holwer ’44 / compiled list – Stephanie / not in Alumni Directory

Williamson, Edward Lorenzo

1947 BS; Ensign US Navy – subchaser unit / Naval V-12 Program; Duke University; Panama Canal Zone (2 years); Pacific. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 7, 1944 / Februrary 2, 1945 / July 9, 1943

Williamson, James Allen

1938-1940; Tail gunner on bomber; Tunisia, North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943

Williamson, James Stanley, Jr.

1946; pre-Pearl Harbor; Philippines Liberation; Japan. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Williamson, John Samuel

1942-1943. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black December 3, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Williamson, Owen Newbill

1942 / 1947; US Army. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 23, 1942

Williamson, Titus Carlton

1946. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946 / March 8, 1946

Willis, Dean

Army Pvt – Quartermaster School Camp Lee, VA. Source: Howler ‘43 and not in Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 18, 1943

Wilson, Robert Bruce, Jr.

1947 BS; Pfc US Army; Fort Harrison, Indianapolis, IN. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 19, 1944

Wirtz, George W.

1938 AB; Chief Petty Officer US Navy; Norfolk, VA; San Francisco, CA; Killed 6/17/43 – train accident in Nappanee, Indiana. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black Febrary 19, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Withee, Oscar Siphonso

1933; ; Listed as Oscar Siphonso Withee on compiled list and Oscar Alphonso Withee; Killed May 1945. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory

Witherow, William Harrill

1935-1937, 1941 BS; Lt. jg US Navy; US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD; New Orleans, LA; Pacific Fleet USS Wasp.

Withrow, William Harr, III

1935-1937, 1941 BS; Lt. jg US Navy; US Naval Academy – Annapolis, MD, Officer of the deck USS Wasp – European and Pacific Fleet, Pre-flight training Pennsicola, FL. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Witt, John H. M.

1946-1948. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946

Wodenschek, Kenneth William

1939-1941; 2nd Lt. Army Air Corps.- pilot of flying fortress; Panteller, Italy; Tunisia; Fought 30 missions; Killed 9/25/43 – in action in air crash near Tunis, Tunisia. Source: Howler ’44 / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black October 29, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Wolz, William Lee, Jr.

1942 BS; Ensign, US Naval Reserve, Bomb disposal officer USS Boise; Northwestern University – Chicago, Ill., New Guinea area – aboard USS Boise Pacific Fleet. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Wong, Tom Ping

1935; Captain 14th Service Group / 555th Service Squadron – China. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 6, 1944

Wood, Carroll Thomas

1941 BS; 1st Lt. US Army Infantry; Aerial Observation School – Brooks Field, Texas; Listed as Thomas Carroll Wood in Alumni Directory and Thomas Carroll Wood on compiled list – brother of Ira D. Wood, Jr.; Wounded 7/25/44; Died 8/1/44 in France. Source: ZSR/SCA Listing / Alumni Directory / WF, NC Listing / Old Gold & Black January 8, 1943

Wood, Ira David, Jr.

1937 BA; 2nd Lt. US Army – Aeriel Observation School; Camp Davis,; brother of Carroll Thomas Wood. Source: Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Wood, William F., Jr.

1935-1940; Army Air Corps – Sub Air Depot engineering draftsman; Pope Field Fort Bragg, NC.

Woodall, Charles Marion

1941-1942; 2nd Lt. US Marines. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black April 27, 1945

Woodward, Joseph Blair

1948 BS; Invasion of Leyte. Source: Alumni Directory

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Xanthos, John D.

1935-1937 1948 LL.B.; 1st Lt.; 30 months: England; Italy; North Africa. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 23, 1945

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Yakiama, K.

1910; Colonel Japanese Military – military spokesman; Japan; First student from Japan to attend WF. Source: Not in Alumni Directory / WF Scrapbook

Yates, Kyle Monroe

1948 BS; 1st Lt. Army Air Corps – B 24 Liberator; 31 months. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Oct. 5, 1945 / Old Gold & Black September 22, 1945

Yates, Robert Wade

1937-1940; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & BlackOctober 27, 1944

Yirinec, Charles

Army Air forces Pre-Flight SchoolAviation Cadet; Maxwell Field, AL; Lake Charles, LA. Source: WF Scrapbook / Old Gold & Black Oct. 27, 1944

Young, DeLane

US Naval Reserves. Source: The Student – Oct. ‘40 and not in the Alumni Directory

Young, Leslie Brooks

Pvt.; Killed 6/12/42 – Port of Spain British West Indies. Source: Old Gold & Black July 3, 1942 / not in Alumni Directory

Young, Robert Averett

1940-1942 1946-1947; Lt. 8th AFF B-17 Flying Fortress – bomb Gemany / Support for Allied Invasion in France; England. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 29, 1944

Young, Smith Hicks

1934-1947; Ensign USNR – communications officer; USS Murphey. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black October 22, 1943 / /WF Scrapbook

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Zakim, Frank

1950 BS; US Navy aviation. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black June 19, 1942

Zepp, Howard Louis, Jr.

1936-1939; Aviation Cadet – Army Air Forces preflight school; Maxwell Field, AL. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black May 26, 1944

Alumni in Positions of Command

Armstrong, Frank Alton, Brig. Gen., Jr.

Class of 1925; US Air Corps / Commander in Chief of the American Bomber – England; His career was dramatized in the motion picture Twelve O’Clock High. Source: History of Wake Forest / The Student / Old Gold & Black July 16, 1943; March 19, 1943; January 1, 1943; July 16, 1943 / WF Scrapbook

Carey Lee, William, Brig. Gen.

1913-1915; Chief of the Airborne Command. Source: History of Wake Forest / Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black July 3, 1942

Haynes, Caleb V., Brig. Gen.

Class of 1917; Brigadier General Army Air Force; USAF. Source: History of Wake Forest

Alumni Decorated for Valor

Butler, Robert H., Lt.

1939-1940; Cited for valor 5 times for air misions of New Guinea in South Pacific. His awards include: Air Medal for sinking a Japanese cruise, October 15, 1942; Purple Heart for wounds suffered over Rabaul Harbor, October 25, 1942; Silver Star for gallantry in a mission over Rabaul, December 4, 1942; and two Oak Leaf Clusters for attacks on Rabaul, early 1943. Source: History of Wake Forest

Faculty Called into Military While at Wake Forest

Allen, Charles M., Professor

Biology; Photography – Air Corps. Source: History of Wake Forest

Archie, William C., Dr.

French; Army; Invasion of Normandy. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black February 2, 1945

Baer, Herbert, Professor

Law School; Office of Price Administration in Raleigh. Source: History of Wake Forest

Bartos, Hank

Assitant Football Coach; War work. Source: History of Wake Forest

Black, Charles Spurgeon, Dr.

Chemistry; Captain chemical warfare division; Edwood Arsenal, MD; Fort Benning, GA. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942; January 21, 1944 / WF Scrapbook

Browning, Robert, M., Professor

German; Intelligence Duties – Army. Source: History of Wake Forest

Dowtin, A. A.

Alumni Secretary; FBI – Los Angeles. Source: History of Wake Forest

Freeman, John

Chemistry. Source: Old Gold & Black June 28, 1946

Githens, Sherwood, Dr.

Physics; Taught Radio and Electronics to military specialists at Harvard; National Defense Program; Chanute Field, IL. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black March 14, 1941

Hagood, M. Johnson, Professor

English; Captain, US Army; Military Intelligence. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942

Holding, Hannah

Librarian; Assistant Librarian; Government Service; Washington, D.C.; Worked in Washington, D.C. doing confidential war work for the government. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black February 19, 1943

Isbell, Robert Nevill, Dr.

Chemistry; Major chemical warfare division-Lt. Col. Third Air Force Hdqt; Second Chemical Service; Tampa, FL. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black May 8, 1942; Nov. 20, 1942; March 14, 1941; June 28, 1946

Lake, I. Beverly, Professor

Law School; Office of Price Administration in Raleigh;. Source: History of Wake Forest

McDonald, Thane

Head of Music Department; US Navy Seaman; A-S; Camp Peary, VA. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black April 28, 1944; July 7, 1944; November 2, 1945

Parcell, Harold, Dr.

French; Army – Lt.; North Africa. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black July 2, 1943

Parker, Herman, Dr.

Associate Professor of Chemistry; NACA – aeronautical commission; Newport News, VA. Source: Old Gold & Black November 3, 1944

Robinson, Zon

Debate Coach; Speech Teacher; Disappeared, presumably to serve in the armed forces. He would never be heard from again. Source: History of Wake Forest

Stroupe, Henry S., Dr.

Social Sciences; Navy. Source: History of Wake Forest

Walker, Erskine

Assistant; War work. Source: History of Wake Forest

Weaver, S.G. “Jim”

Athelitic Director; Lt. US Navy – Ga. Pre-flight School – physical instructor; Athens, GA. Source: History of Wake Forest / Old Gold & Black November 2, 1945

Wilson, Edwin G.

Teaching Assistant, English Professor; Dean of College: Provost; Senior Vice President; 1943 BA; 1948 MA; Lt. jg. US Navy; Chicago, IL. Source: History of Wake Forest / WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Wright, Tal Bradford

English; Overseas medical unit. Source: Old Gold & Black September 28, 1945

Wake Forest Female Veterans Serving in WWII

Brewer, Anna Grayson

1946-1947; US Navy Waves – Yeoman Naval Dept.; Washington, DC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 1, 1946; September 27,1946

Fuller, Martha Elizabeth

WAAC – specialist training; Russellville, AR.

Gattis, Mary

US Navy Waves. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black September 27, 1946

Harrington, Martha

Nurse Corps. Source: Old Gold & Black September 27, 1946

Joyner, Betty Sue

US Army AFS. Source: Old Gold & Black January 14, 1944

Lanier, Margaret Lucile

1946; US Navy Waves – Aerogrpaher 1st Class / Weather Forecasting; Washington, DC. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black Febrary 1, 1946

Lide, Nina Stephens

1944 BA; A-S USNR; 1st Co-ed to join Armed Forces.

Stroud, Dorothea Sheldon

1946 – 1948; US Navy Waves – Nurse Corps; Naval Hospital Corona, CA. Source: Alumni Directory / Old Gold & Black February 1, 1946; September 27, 1946

WWII Veterans Who Became Wake Forest Faculty After the War

Allen, Charles M.

Directory of WF Artists Series; 1939 BS; Photo Reconnaisance Group; European Theatre. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Barrow, Harold M.

Physical Education Professor; US Navy V6 program; Farragut, Idaho; Naval Hospital in Seattle, Washington. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Berthrong, Merrill G.

Associate Professor of History; Captain US Army Air Corps. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Black, Charles S.

Professor and Chairman of Chemistry; 1918-1920; Col. US Air Force. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Bryant, Shasta M.

Associate Professor of Spanish; Lt. Col. US Air Force; South Pacific; Japan. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Burroughs, Julian C., Jr.

Communications Professor; 1951 BA; SSgt. US Army; Fought in World War II and Korean War. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Cook, Leon P., Jr.

Accounting Teacher; 2nd Lt. US Army Air Corps; POW 8/2/44 – Poland. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Divine, Hugh William

Law Professor; US Navy Ltjg; South Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Elmore, Thomas M.

US Navy – 2nd Cl – Hospital Corpsman. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Fraser, Ralph S.

German Professor; Pfc US Army. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Gentry, Ivey

Professor Chairman Math; 1940 BS 1943; Lt. US Army Air Corps; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Gossett, Thomas F.

English Professor; Cpl US Army Air Corps. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Gulley, William H.

Sociology Professor; Lt.Sg. US Navy; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Helm, Robert Meredith, Jr.

Philosophy Professor; 1939 BS; Lt. Col US Army; Europe. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Hylton, Delmer Paul

Accounting Professor; Normandy – Omaha Beach 7/4/44. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

King, Harry Lee, Jr.

Romance Languages Professor; Lt.Sg. US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Lauerman, Henry C.

Law Professor; Captain US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Mitchell, Carlton Turner

Religion Professor; 1943 BA; Commander US Navy; Atlantic Theatre. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Moore, Harold S.

Plant Management; Sgt US Army; POW. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Parker, John E., Jr.

French Professor; 1940AD; Lt. Sg US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Perry, Percival

History Professor; 1937 BA; 1940 MA; SSgt US Army; Normandy D-Day + 6 – Utah Beach. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Potter, Lee H.

English Professor; Pfc US Army; Europe. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Preseren, Herman J.

Professor and Chairman of Education; Lt. Col. US Air Force. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Preston, Paddison “Pat” Wade

Assistant Football Coach; 1950 BS; Captain US Marine Corps; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Robinson, Paul S.

Music Professor; Cpl. US Army; Normandy D-Day + 14. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Sanders, Wilmer D.

German Professor; T/5 US Army; Europe. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Scarlett, John D.

Law Professor; Sgt. US Army infantry; Normandy D-Day + 21 – Omaha Beach. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Seelbinder, Ben M.

Math Professor; Ltjg US Navy; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Sizemore, James E.

Law Professor; 1952 LL.B.; PhM 3/c US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Smiley, David L.

History Professor; MSgt. S-4 FA US Army; Normandy D-Day + 6 Utah Beach. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Stroupe, Henry S.

History Professor; Dean of the Graduate School; 1935 BS; Lt.Sg. US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII / Alumni Directory

Thomas, Lyell Jerome

Economics; Lt. Commander US Navy; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Tillett, Lowell Ray

European and Russian History Professor; T. Sgt. US Army Air Corps; Europe. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Weaver, James Harvey

Head Football Coach; Athletic Director; Lt. Commander US Navy. Source: WF Faculty in WWII

Williams, George “Jack” P.

Professor of Physics; Lt. jg US Navy; Pacific. Source: WF Faculty in WWII