Military Involvement
| Servicemen - E surnames |
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| Echelberger, Vern Orvis |
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| Eckstein, John Henry |
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| Eckstein, Leon William |
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| Eckstein, Richard James |
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| Eckstein, Warren Lawrence |
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| Edvenson, Gaylord Martin |
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| Edvenson, Harold Allen |
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| Edvenson, Richard Leo |
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| Egemo, Truman Melbourne |
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| Egenes, Arnt Sanford |
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| Eggen, James Oscar |
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| Eggers, Donald Frederick |
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| Ehlert, Carl Edmund |
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| Ehlert, Loren F. |
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| Eichman, David William |
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| Eide, Arnold L. |
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| Eide, Curtis Orvie |
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| Eide, Iris Leo |
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| Einspahr, Orval Fritz Arthur |
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| Eittreim, Harold Narland |
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| Eittreim, Kenneth O. |
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| Eittreim, Silas Corey |
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| Eittreim, Stewart O. |
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| Elefson, Raymond Orden |
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| Elkin, Grigg Thomas |
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| Ellerbroek, Boyd P. |
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| Ellingson, Elling J. |
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| Elliott, Leslie Morrison |
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| Elliott, Lester Lavern |
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| Elliott, Marvin Lee |
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| Elliott, Wendell Ivan |
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| Ellis, Coburn Hudson |
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| Ellis, Ivyl Emery |
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| Ellis, John Mark |
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| Ellison, Fayette Robert |
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| Ellison, Walter Eugene Jr. |
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| Ellston, Gerald Roderick |
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| Ellsworth, Norman A. |
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| Elm, John Elmer |
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| Elwick, Clifford Albert |
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| Ely, Robert E. |
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| Enderson, Charles Lowell |
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| Enderson, Kenneth Arnold |
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| Enderson, Orlin Bertram |
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| Enderson, Tilford Marvin |
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| Engelby, Beryl LeRoy |
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| Engelby, Dale Sidney |
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| Engelby, Ernest |
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| Engelby, Leonard |
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| Engelson, Merle Silas |
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| Engman, Carl Donald |
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| Engman, Roy Clifford |
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| Ennis, Donald Gene |
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| Erbes, Dean Carroll |
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| Erickson, Arling Glenwood |
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| Erickson, Arnold Elliot |
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| Erickson, Donald Eugene |
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| Erickson, Einer Erick |
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| Erickson, Elston Parker |
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| Erickson, Howard Alvern |
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| Erickson, Paul Elving |
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| Erickson, Quintin Martin |
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| Erickson, Roy Walter |
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| Erickson, Virgil Frederick |
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| Ermels, Barney Martin |
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| Ernst, Kenneth Robert |
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| Esch, Delmar Dale |
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| Espeland, Lyle Everett |
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| Espeland, Porter George |
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| Esters, Charles Hayward Jr. |
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| Esters, Maurice V. |
MIA |
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FOD |
| Etter, Berwyn Elmer |
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| Etter, Vilton Ardean |
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| Evans, Carroll Marshall |
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| Evans, David Burton |
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| Evans, Glen Orville |
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| Evans, Ivan Rex |
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| Evans, John Ole |
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| Evans, John W. |
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| Evans, Marion Leroy |
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| Evans, Richard Emerson |
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| Evans, Robert Gene |
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| Evans, Robert Lyle |
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| Evans, Roy Dean |
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| Evans, Udell Samuel |
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| Ewing, Darrell Erb |
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| Ewing, Donald Roy |
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| Ewing, Richard Everet |
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| Ewing, Walter Edgar |
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| Eyanson, Richard |
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Gerald Otto “Jerry” Eischeid was born July 14, 1927 to Martin Joseph and Darlene J. Macek Eischeid. He died Apr. 15, 2009 and is buried in Resthaven Cemetery, West Des Moines, IA.
Petty Officer Eischeid served in World War II with the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Block Island (CVE-106) in the South Pacific.
Source: ancestry.com; wwiimemorial.com
Ferdinand LaVern Eisenhart was born Dec. 27, 1919 to Martin F. and Etta Johnson Eisenhart. He died June 7, 1947 and is buried in South Marion Cemetery, Stratford, IA.
Ferdinand served in World War II with the U.S. Army Medical Corps as a Dental Technician.
Source: ancestry.com
Audrey Quentin Eslick was born Mr. 28, 1902 to Samuel Simpson and Jennie Carrier Tucker Eslick. He died Mar. 15, 1967 and is buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Stratford, IA.
Chief Petty Officer Eslick served in World War II with the U.S. Navy.
Source: ancestry.com
Henry Leroy Espe was born Jan. 16, 1904 to Ole and Sarah Larson Espe. He died Apr. 17, 1981 and is buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Williams, IA.
Pvt. Espe served in World War II with the U.S. Army 56th Armored Engineer Battalion.
Source: ancestry.com
Valois Harold “Valor” Ewing was born Dec. 21, 1923 to Guy H. and Bertha Hagge Ewing. He died Oct. 2, 2007 and is buried in Graceland Cemetery, Webster City, IA.
MSgt. Ewing served in World War II with the U.S. Army Air Corps 864th Bomb Squadron, 484th Bomb Group.
Source: ancestry.com
ServiceMen Research done by WWII Researcher, Pat Holt Juon, Aug 2019 & Nov 2019; updated Feb 2020
