Dale Kuhn
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Marshall Krumpe
. . Marshall Krumpe was sent to Vietnam as an intelligence operative. If there was anything worth knowing in country, the analysts of the 179th Military Intelligence Detachment would sort it out and pass it along: field positions, body identification, troop movements, targets worth destroying, people to kill. “We were in
Bill Krobot
. . Bill Krobot joined the US Army in 1941 at 18 years old after leaving high school. He fought in the battle of St. Lo in France where he was hit with shrapnel and was awarded the Purple Heart for his actions before leaving the Army in 1943.
Frank Krandel
. . During WWII, Frank Krandel of Carrick, Pennsylvania served with the 1st Army from 1942-1946. At times he was a mechanic, sometimes a military police officer, or he did whatever job was required by the 438th Antiaircraft Artillery Automatic Weapons Battalion. As part of the Spearhead Division, named for its
Stanley Kozlowski
. . Stanley Kozlowski received his draft notice the day after graduating from high school in June 1944. He was destined for the infantry. “Everybody was going into the infantry. The good jobs were all taken.” In the months after the Normandy campaign, it was clear the army didn’t need more
Mike Kostek
. . Mike Kostek served with the US Army during WWII.
