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AIRMEN THEY UPHELD AMERICA'S CAUSE AND THE HALLOWED MEMORY ABIDES WITH US SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL A SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL B

SAILOR FOR FREEDOM OF THE SEAS AND IN DEFENSE OF OUR RIGHTS THEY SERVED US WELL SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL A SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL C

SOLDIER "I AM SUMMONED BY MY COUNTRY WHOSE VOICE I CAN NEVER HEAR BUT WITH VENERATION AND LOVE" SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL B SEE ALSO-RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL PANEL C

MEN OF RIDGEWOOD "AND THEY EARNED ETERNITY IN A BRIEF SPACE OF TIME" THE RIDGEWOOD WORLD WAR I MEMORIAL WAS FUNDED BY LOCAL COMMUNITY EFFORTS THROUGH BLOCK PARTIES AND OTHER ORGANIZED EVENTS. IT WAS DEDICATED IN 1922 AND HONORS 110 SOLDIERS, SAILORS AND ...

IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE IN THE KOREAN CONFLICT DEDICATED BY JOS. B. GARITY POST 562 AMERICAN LEGION MAY 22, 1955

FRANK C. PROKOP SQUARE IS A MEMORIAL TO PVT. FRANK C. PROKOP WHO FOUTH AND DIED NOV 4, 1918 IN ROMAGNE-SOUS-MONT FAUCON, FRANCE IN WORLD WAR I. THE MEMORIAL WAS ERECTED IN 1945 BY THE NOW DEFUNCT GLENDALE POST 34 OF THE CATHOLIC WAR VETERANS.

ERECTED BY THE PEOPLE OF GLENDALE IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE OF THEIR NUMBER WHO SERVED IN THE WORLD WAR 1917-1918 THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO LOST THEIR LIVES ARE HERE INSCRIBED

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PRIVATE FRANK SONSIRE DIED IN WORLD WAR I AT THE BATTLE OF ARGONNE. BORN IN ROME, ITALY ON JANUARY 7, 1889, SONSIRE CAME TO AMERICA AND MOVED TO 233 NORTH 5TH STREET, IN WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN. HE JOINED THE U.S. ARMY ON MAY 28TH, 1918, AND WENT OVERSEAS ...

TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE COUNTY OF UNLSTER IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION 1861-1865 THEIR GRATEFUL FELLOW CITIZENS

WHO FELL IN THE WAR FOR THE UNION 1861-1865 ERECTED TO THEIR MEMORY BY THE TOWN OF QUEENSBURY

DEDICATED TO THE HONOR AND PATRIOTISM OF THE SOLDIERS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY WHO SERVED IN OUR WAR TO SUPPRESS THE SOUTHERN REBELLION OF 1861, WAGED AGAINST THE LIFE OF THE NATION.

ERECTED AS A MEMORIAL TO THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE TOWN OF MARION 1861-1865 FROM FORT SUMTER TO APPOMATTOX

IN MEMORIAM, CAPT. JAMES MCKEEL, CAPT. JOHN W. SWEETMAN AND MEMBERS OF CO. A, 4TH N.Y. VOL. HEAVY ART'Y WHO ENLISTED FROM KATONAH, NY TO SERVE DURING THE CIVIL WAR OF 1861-1865 SEE ALSO-KATONAH CIVIL WAR MEMORIAL CANNON

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