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He served in France and Germany.
SGT First Class Lane served with the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group. He was killed on the 29th of August 2003 in Zabul, Afghanistan. He was a 16-year veteran on his second tour in Afghanistan. He died a week after the rest of his team was sent home. He volunteered to stay behind and help the new guys get oriented.
Lewis served in the United States Army 99th Infantry Division during the Battle of the Bulge.
He was stationed in Germany in the 1960s.
Private First Class Ernest Sutphin served with the 2nd Battalion, 11th Field Artillery, Assigned to A Company, 1st Battalion, 27th Infrantry Regiment. He served as a Forward Observer with the Wolfhounds. He was a proud member of Alpha company and was proud to be a member of the Wolfhounds. From the day he arrived at Schofield he trained, rucked, fired, observed fires for, and trained, and trained, and trained some more with A Company. PFC Sutphin made the ultimate sacrifice in the War on Terrorism on 18 March 2004, while on patrol with A Company north of Hawijah, Iraq.
He achieved the rank of Colonel.
John's brother Samuel N. Tolbert appears below.
Grant is a Staff Seargent.
He served as a radio operator.
He was in Viet Nam for 3 months as an armed "advisor" in 1964, the very early days before the major fighthing began.
At one time he was stationed in Puerto Rico. He served during the Viet Nam era, but was never stationed there.
During World War II he served in the Pacific Theater.
He served with Mosby's Rangers.
He enlisted with the 24th VA Infantry. He died of disease during the war in Richmond, VA seven days after his brother Willoughy (listed below) died.
He enlisted with the 24th VA Infantry. He died of disease during the war in Richmond, VA seven days before his brother William (listed above) died.
He served with the 51st VA Infantry.
He was mustered into Co. G, 54th VA Infantry on 21 March 1862, in Russell Co, VA. Records do not indicate what happened to him. There is an inventory of his personal belongings, dated 1865. He probably died during the Atlanta Campaign.
He was mustered into Co. G, 54th VA Infantry in 1863. There are no records for him in the archieves.
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