December 2, 1941 - William Donohue
December 2, 1950 - Joseph Dinardo
December 11, 1968 - Alfred Critelli
December 15, 1944 - Maro Jahr
December 17, 1944 - Eugene Bellene
December 17, 1944 - Halsey Miller
December 23, 1944 - Charles J. Smith
December 24, 1944 - Thomas Maxham
December 25, 1944 - Malcolm Christopher
December 30, 1944 - William Deighan
Remembering the Men Who Paid For Our Freedom. Nutley, New Jersey.
11.28.2006
11.22.2006
11.07.2006
DORR FIELD, ARCADIA, Fla.
We recently learned that Dorr Field, Arcadia, Fla., was named after Nutley WWI pilot Stephen H. Dorr Jr.
According to Florida Aviation and Southwest Florida - 1910 to 1996:
Stephen Higginson Dorr Jr., 24, was killed in an airplane collision in Toronto on Aug. 18, 1917. The eldest son of Stephen H. Dorr of Satterthwaite Avenue, he had lived in Nutley all his life.
Dorr joined the Officers’ Reserve Corps at Fort Myer, Fla., ago and was one of ten men selected to go to Toronto for training in aviation with the Royal Flying Corps there.
According to the Toronto Globe, Aug. 18:
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According to Florida Aviation and Southwest Florida - 1910 to 1996:
Near Arcadia, Carlstrom Field and Dorr Field were principal aviation training stations for the Army. At Dorr Field fourteen hangars were constructed and training was done in Curtiss JN-4D (Jenny) airplanes as well as some rotary engine craft produced by the Glenn Martin company. Army airfields were named after military aviation heroes of the day, and Carlstrom Field was named after First Lieutenant Victor Carlstrom who had made many altitude and distance records and died in a training flight.
Dorr Field ... was reopened in 1942 by John Riddle and operated as a civilian contract school for training Army aviators. At it's peak it had 700 cadets in training using Steerman training planes. Riddle also operated schools at Clewiston. In 1944 the Embry-Riddle interests were sold to John McKay. After the war, the field was converted to a minimum security prison.
Stephen Higginson Dorr Jr., 24, was killed in an airplane collision in Toronto on Aug. 18, 1917. The eldest son of Stephen H. Dorr of Satterthwaite Avenue, he had lived in Nutley all his life.
Dorr joined the Officers’ Reserve Corps at Fort Myer, Fla., ago and was one of ten men selected to go to Toronto for training in aviation with the Royal Flying Corps there.
According to the Toronto Globe, Aug. 18:
S. H. Dorr, an American cadet training with the Royal Flying Corps., was killed yesterday in an accident at Armour’s Heights.Our thanks for the airport news heads-up to Robert F. Dorr (no relation), author of Air Combat: An Oral History of Fighter Pilots.
It was Dorr’s first solo flight, and also the first solo flight of another cadet, an American, G. Squires.
In some manner the planes collided in the air, Dorr’s falling to the ground, and bursting into flames as soon as it struck the earth.
Bystanders extricated him from the machine, but not until he had been severely burned. He died a few minutes later.
The other aviator made his landing without mishap, but naturally his nerves were rather shaken.
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10.29.2006
NOVEMBER
November 2, 1945 - Anthony Impellizeri
November 2, 1944 - Arthur Leithauser
November 4, 1966 - Robert Brinckmann
November 5, 1944 - Joseph Des Jardins Jr.
November 5, 1918 - Ralph Zellars
November 10, 1968 - Richard Greenspan
November 10, 1944 - Thurston Woodford
November 10, 1943 - John Del Grosso
November 13, 1942 - Hebert Washburne
November 13, 1944 - William Louden
November 21, 1944 - John Hanley
November 24, 1944 - Sydney Butcher
November 25, 1944 - Frank Stangota
November 26, 1944 - Frederick Comer
November 27, 1943 - Charles W. Katt
November 27, 1943 - James Hare
November 28, 1918 - Pasquale De Francesco
November 30, 1945 - Thomas E. Smith
November 2, 1944 - Arthur Leithauser
November 4, 1966 - Robert Brinckmann
November 5, 1944 - Joseph Des Jardins Jr.
November 5, 1918 - Ralph Zellars
November 10, 1968 - Richard Greenspan
November 10, 1944 - Thurston Woodford
November 10, 1943 - John Del Grosso
November 13, 1942 - Hebert Washburne
November 13, 1944 - William Louden
November 21, 1944 - John Hanley
November 24, 1944 - Sydney Butcher
November 25, 1944 - Frank Stangota
November 26, 1944 - Frederick Comer
November 27, 1943 - Charles W. Katt
November 27, 1943 - James Hare
November 28, 1918 - Pasquale De Francesco
November 30, 1945 - Thomas E. Smith
10.09.2006
THE WALL - OCTOBER 2006
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9.25.2006
OCTOBER
October 8, 1942 - Arthur Garrett
October 9, 1951 - Richard McConnell
October 10, 1918 - Joseph Lamb
October 12, 1918 - John Beaumont
October 14, 1918 - Bertam Townsend
October 15, 1918 - Winan Klesick
October 19, 1951 - Bernard Hafkin
October 21, 1942 - Francis Schwarzenbek
October 22, 1918 - Ray Blum
October 24, 1944 - Walter Stecewicz
October 24, 1918 - George Kalvio
October 1943 - Richard Van Divort
October 1958 - Edward Zuczek
October 9, 1951 - Richard McConnell
October 10, 1918 - Joseph Lamb
October 12, 1918 - John Beaumont
October 14, 1918 - Bertam Townsend
October 15, 1918 - Winan Klesick
October 19, 1951 - Bernard Hafkin
October 21, 1942 - Francis Schwarzenbek
October 22, 1918 - Ray Blum
October 24, 1944 - Walter Stecewicz
October 24, 1918 - George Kalvio
October 1943 - Richard Van Divort
October 1958 - Edward Zuczek
9.22.2006
NUTLEY FLYBOYS PAID HIGH PRICE IN WW I
Stuart Edgar and James Pearson are two of the men whose stories that come to mind when Lafayette Escadrille discussing Nutley's part in the air war over France during World War I.
The new movie "Flyboys" about the Lafayette Escadrille brings all the action and tragedy of those early flying days to the local cinema. But Nutley men held there own in that war 90 years ago.
Lt. Stuart Emmet Edgar served in the the Lafayette Escadrille. The young flyer was killed in a starting accident as he was starting out for patrol duty on Aug. 17, 1918.
Lt. Edgar, 28, worked and for a short time worked for the (Nutley) Sun. Later he was on the staff of the Newark News and the New York Evening Sun.
Born in Nutley, Edgar attended the Newark Academy and the Riverview Military Academy at Peekskill, N.Y., where he was a member of the football and baseball teams.
He later went to Cornell, where he was active in athletics and was a member of the Chi Psi fraternity and the Undine Sophomore Society.
In October 1916, Edgar joined the Norton-Harjes ambulance unit and went to France as an ambulance driver.
Later he went into the French aviation service, receiving his training a the Avord Flying School and later at Pau. When America entered the war he was transferred to the United States air service.
Lt. Edgar earlier wrote to his mother that he had been engaged in his first air fight from which he emerged unhurt. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #493, 272 Washington Avenue, is named in his honor.
Meanwhile, Capt. James W. Pearson of Nutley received his commission in the Royal Flying Corps in November 1917.
He was assigned to the RFC's 23rd Squadron and downed his first enemy plane on May 30, 1918.
He received credit for the conquest of a German fighter in both June and July, and his two victories in August qualified him as an "ace."
Over the next two months he raised his total victory count to eight and on Nov. 1, 1918, ten days before the Armistice, he won his last aerial battle.
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The new movie "Flyboys" about the Lafayette Escadrille brings all the action and tragedy of those early flying days to the local cinema. But Nutley men held there own in that war 90 years ago.
Lt. Stuart Emmet Edgar served in the the Lafayette Escadrille. The young flyer was killed in a starting accident as he was starting out for patrol duty on Aug. 17, 1918.
Lt. Edgar, 28, worked and for a short time worked for the (Nutley) Sun. Later he was on the staff of the Newark News and the New York Evening Sun.
Born in Nutley, Edgar attended the Newark Academy and the Riverview Military Academy at Peekskill, N.Y., where he was a member of the football and baseball teams.
He later went to Cornell, where he was active in athletics and was a member of the Chi Psi fraternity and the Undine Sophomore Society.
In October 1916, Edgar joined the Norton-Harjes ambulance unit and went to France as an ambulance driver.
Later he went into the French aviation service, receiving his training a the Avord Flying School and later at Pau. When America entered the war he was transferred to the United States air service.
Lt. Edgar earlier wrote to his mother that he had been engaged in his first air fight from which he emerged unhurt. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post #493, 272 Washington Avenue, is named in his honor.
Meanwhile, Capt. James W. Pearson of Nutley received his commission in the Royal Flying Corps in November 1917.
He was assigned to the RFC's 23rd Squadron and downed his first enemy plane on May 30, 1918.
He received credit for the conquest of a German fighter in both June and July, and his two victories in August qualified him as an "ace."
Over the next two months he raised his total victory count to eight and on Nov. 1, 1918, ten days before the Armistice, he won his last aerial battle.
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8.25.2006
SEPTEMBER
September 6, 1950 - Nicholas Pucci
September 10, 1944 -Anthony Di Petta
September 15, 1944 - Robert Dickert
Septermber 16, 1944 - C. Lowell Liebau
September 17, 1966 - Richard Bates
September 18, 1945 - John Windheim Jr.
September 27, 1918 - Claude Daw
September 27, 1944 - Robert Clendinning Jr.
September 1958 - Charles Tillou
September 10, 1944 -Anthony Di Petta
September 15, 1944 - Robert Dickert
Septermber 16, 1944 - C. Lowell Liebau
September 17, 1966 - Richard Bates
September 18, 1945 - John Windheim Jr.
September 27, 1918 - Claude Daw
September 27, 1944 - Robert Clendinning Jr.
September 1958 - Charles Tillou
7.25.2006
AUGUST
August 6, 1944 - Wallace E. Reed
August 13, 1945 - Stanley S. Hand
August 17, 1943 - Allen T. Duke, Jr.
August 17, 1918 - Stuart Emmet Edgar
August 18 , 1918 - Stephen Higginson Dorr Jr.
August 21, 1945 - Robert R. Cary, MIA March 19, 1944
August 31, 1944 - James P. Murren Jr.
Late August 1943 - Charles A. Braun
August 13, 1945 - Stanley S. Hand
August 17, 1943 - Allen T. Duke, Jr.
August 17, 1918 - Stuart Emmet Edgar
August 18 , 1918 - Stephen Higginson Dorr Jr.
August 21, 1945 - Robert R. Cary, MIA March 19, 1944
August 31, 1944 - James P. Murren Jr.
Late August 1943 - Charles A. Braun
6.25.2006
JULY
July 3, 1944 - Walter Mihalchuk
July 4, 1944 - John Gervan
July 11, 1943 - Percy Shuart
July 12, 1942 - Joseph T. Kirwelewicz
July 12, 1951 - Richard Miller
July 13, 1943 - Warren P. Marks
July 14, 1944 - Charles O'Neill
July 15, 1918 - Paul Martino
July 17, 1945 - Lothrop F. Ellis
July 20, 1944 - Wilbur Westfall
July 23, 1958 - Charles A. Marsh
July 25, 1918 - John Carver Adams
July 30, 1944 - J. E. Pierce
July 4, 1944 - John Gervan
July 11, 1943 - Percy Shuart
July 12, 1942 - Joseph T. Kirwelewicz
July 12, 1951 - Richard Miller
July 13, 1943 - Warren P. Marks
July 14, 1944 - Charles O'Neill
July 15, 1918 - Paul Martino
July 17, 1945 - Lothrop F. Ellis
July 20, 1944 - Wilbur Westfall
July 23, 1958 - Charles A. Marsh
July 25, 1918 - John Carver Adams
July 30, 1944 - J. E. Pierce
5.30.2006
JUNE
June 6, 1918 - George Connolly
June 6, 1944 - William Pearson
June 7, 1944 - Donald Wood
June 8, 1944 - Lee White
June 8, 1944 - Stanley Szczyrek
June 8, 1942 - Herbert Maxwell
June 9, 1944 - Ronald McCormack
June 11, 1918 - Julius Bruskin
June 12, 1958 - Frank Jannarone
June 23, 1944 - Theodore Cassera
June 24, 1944 - Howard Lemperle
June 6, 1944 - William Pearson
June 7, 1944 - Donald Wood
June 8, 1944 - Lee White
June 8, 1944 - Stanley Szczyrek
June 8, 1942 - Herbert Maxwell
June 9, 1944 - Ronald McCormack
June 11, 1918 - Julius Bruskin
June 12, 1958 - Frank Jannarone
June 23, 1944 - Theodore Cassera
June 24, 1944 - Howard Lemperle
5.29.2006
MEMORIAL DAY IN NUTLEY, N.J.
87th Annual Memorial Day Parade, Nutley, N.J.
Korean War memorial
Mayor Joanne Cocchiola & members of honor guard
N.J. Governor Jon Corzine
Schmidt Vets in WWII-era Jeep
Worn-Flag Collection
Glendale Cemetery, nearby
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Korean War memorial
Mayor Joanne Cocchiola & members of honor guard
N.J. Governor Jon Corzine
Schmidt Vets in WWII-era Jeep
Worn-Flag Collection
Glendale Cemetery, nearby
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5.25.2006
MEMORIAL DAY
This Memorial Day, let us remember the sacrifices of those who served our country and of the 138 Nutley sons who made the supreme sacrifice and the high cause which they serve.
Make time to thank a Vet.
And remember these Nutley sons who paid with their lives for our freedom:
Make time to thank a Vet.
And remember these Nutley sons who paid with their lives for our freedom:
65 YEARS AGO
1941
William Donohue
60 YEARS AGO
1946
John Mutch
Werner Holzhauer Jr.
55 YEARS AGO
1951
John Gorman
Bernard Hafkin
John McDonnell
Richard Miller
Alex MacMillan
William Nolze
Reed A. Smith
John Van Der Linde
50 YEARS AGO
1956
Dennis R. Schutte
40 YEARS AGO
1966
Richard Bates
Robert Brinckmann
Arthur Rego
1941
William Donohue
60 YEARS AGO
1946
John Mutch
Werner Holzhauer Jr.
55 YEARS AGO
1951
John Gorman
Bernard Hafkin
John McDonnell
Richard Miller
Alex MacMillan
William Nolze
Reed A. Smith
John Van Der Linde
50 YEARS AGO
1956
Dennis R. Schutte
40 YEARS AGO
1966
Richard Bates
Robert Brinckmann
Arthur Rego
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5.01.2006
REMEMBER MEMORIAL DAY
“No one ever dies as long as they are remembered.”
-- Dee Rodrigues
Memorial Day is a day of remembrance and respect. You can make a public acknowledgement of this by wearing a Memorial Day Button, like the one above, to remember those Americans who died serving their country in defense of freedom and liberty.
To make a donation for a button to wear this May please visit the Memorial Day Foundation, is a 501 (c) (3) tax exempt organization.
4.11.2006
MAY
May 7, 1958 - Thomas Tuttle
May 14, 1944 - Daniel Antonacci
May 17, 1862 - John Donaldson
May 18, 1951 - John Gorman
May 23, 1918 - Albert Trazewski
May 27, 1946 - Werner Holzhauer Jr.
May 14, 1944 - Daniel Antonacci
May 17, 1862 - John Donaldson
May 18, 1951 - John Gorman
May 23, 1918 - Albert Trazewski
May 27, 1946 - Werner Holzhauer Jr.
4.01.2006
APRIL
April 1, 1943 - George Stanford
April 2, 1944 - John Canis
April 3, 1944 - Gordon Tasney
April 6, 1943 - C. Hayden Malmstrom
April 7, 1945 - Frank Garruto
April 10, 1963 - Pervis Robison Jr.
April 11, 1945 - Russell Wester
April 14, 1942 - Samuel Cobb
April 17, 1945 - Gilbert Davies
April 17, 1945 - Walter Kotwica
April 19, 1945 - Robert Gray
April 22, 1943 - Thomas Ashton
April 22, 1944 - Charles Coburn
April 24, 1951 - William Nolze
April 25, 1944 - Richard Teeple
April 26, 1943 - Dominick Cassera
April 2, 1944 - John Canis
April 3, 1944 - Gordon Tasney
April 6, 1943 - C. Hayden Malmstrom
April 7, 1945 - Frank Garruto
April 10, 1963 - Pervis Robison Jr.
April 11, 1945 - Russell Wester
April 14, 1942 - Samuel Cobb
April 17, 1945 - Gilbert Davies
April 17, 1945 - Walter Kotwica
April 19, 1945 - Robert Gray
April 22, 1943 - Thomas Ashton
April 22, 1944 - Charles Coburn
April 24, 1951 - William Nolze
April 25, 1944 - Richard Teeple
April 26, 1943 - Dominick Cassera
3.20.2006
World War I
John Carver Adams
John K. Beaumont
Ray Blum
Julius Bruskin
George Connolly
Claude Daw
Pasquale De Francesco
Stephen H. Dorr Jr.
Stuart E. Edgar
William R. Harrison
George Kalvio
Winan Klesick
Joseph G. Lamb Jr.
Paul Martino
Bertram Townsend
Albert Trazewski
Ralph Zellars
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John K. Beaumont
Ray Blum
Julius Bruskin
George Connolly
Claude Daw
Pasquale De Francesco
Stephen H. Dorr Jr.
Stuart E. Edgar
William R. Harrison
George Kalvio
Winan Klesick
Joseph G. Lamb Jr.
Paul Martino
Bertram Townsend
Albert Trazewski
Ralph Zellars
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World War II
Arthur Abbott Jr.
Daniel Antonacci
Thomas Ashton Jr.
Souren Avedisian
Norman Bell
Eugene Bellene
Walter Brandenberger
Charles A. Braun
Frank Burak
Sydney Butcher
John Peter Canis
Robert Cary
Dominick Cassera
Theodore Cassera
Malcolm Christopher
John James Clark
Robert Clendinning Jr.
Samuel Cobb
Charles Coburn
Frederick Comer
William H. Deighan
Gilbert Davies
John Del Grosso
Joseph A. Des Jardins Jr.
Robert Dickert
Anthony Di Petta
William Donohue
Allen Thomas Duke
Cecil Dunthorn
Lothrop F. Ellis
Vincent Fields
William E. Frost
Arthur Garrett
Frank Garruto
John Gervan
Robert Gray
George Haack
Stanley Hand
Charles Haney
John M. Hanley
Carl L. Hansen
James Hare
Howard Harle Jr.
Preston Hastings
Werner Holzhauer Jr.
Anthony Impellizzeri
Maro L.Jahr
Charles W. Katt
Joseph Kirwelewicz
Walter J. Kotwica
Frederick Kurz
Arthur Leithauser
Howard Lemperle
Charles Liebau
Emil Liloia
James J. LoFrano
William Louden
C. Hayden Malmstrom
Warren Marks
Thomas Maxham
Herbert Maxwell
Ronald McCormack
Walter Mihalchuk
Halsey Miller
James Murren
John Mutch
William Nutzel Jr.
Charles O’Neill
Edward Oyler
William Pearson
James Pierce
Samuel Powers
Wallace Reed
Francis Schwarzenbek
Percy Shuart
Charles J. Smith
Thomas E. Smith
George Stanford
Frank Stangota
Walter A. Stecewicz
Stanley J. Szczyrek
Gordon A. Tasney
Richard Teeple
Robert V. Turchette
Richard Van Divort
Herbert R. Washburne
Russell W. Wester
Wilbur E. Westfall
Lee O. White
John Windheim Jr.
Donald J. Wood
Thurston F. Woodford
Nutley Sons Honor Roll - World War II
Daniel Antonacci
Thomas Ashton Jr.
Souren Avedisian
Norman Bell
Eugene Bellene
Walter Brandenberger
Charles A. Braun
Frank Burak
Sydney Butcher
John Peter Canis
Robert Cary
Dominick Cassera
Theodore Cassera
Malcolm Christopher
John James Clark
Robert Clendinning Jr.
Samuel Cobb
Charles Coburn
Frederick Comer
William H. Deighan
Gilbert Davies
John Del Grosso
Joseph A. Des Jardins Jr.
Robert Dickert
Anthony Di Petta
William Donohue
Allen Thomas Duke
Cecil Dunthorn
Lothrop F. Ellis
Vincent Fields
William E. Frost
Arthur Garrett
Frank Garruto
John Gervan
Robert Gray
George Haack
Stanley Hand
Charles Haney
John M. Hanley
Carl L. Hansen
James Hare
Howard Harle Jr.
Preston Hastings
Werner Holzhauer Jr.
Anthony Impellizzeri
Maro L.Jahr
Charles W. Katt
Joseph Kirwelewicz
Walter J. Kotwica
Frederick Kurz
Arthur Leithauser
Howard Lemperle
Charles Liebau
Emil Liloia
James J. LoFrano
William Louden
C. Hayden Malmstrom
Warren Marks
Thomas Maxham
Herbert Maxwell
Ronald McCormack
Walter Mihalchuk
Halsey Miller
James Murren
John Mutch
William Nutzel Jr.
Charles O’Neill
Edward Oyler
William Pearson
James Pierce
Samuel Powers
Wallace Reed
Francis Schwarzenbek
Percy Shuart
Charles J. Smith
Thomas E. Smith
George Stanford
Frank Stangota
Walter A. Stecewicz
Stanley J. Szczyrek
Gordon A. Tasney
Richard Teeple
Robert V. Turchette
Richard Van Divort
Herbert R. Washburne
Russell W. Wester
Wilbur E. Westfall
Lee O. White
John Windheim Jr.
Donald J. Wood
Thurston F. Woodford
Nutley Sons Honor Roll - World War II
Korean War
Robert G. Bliss
Robert G. Bliss died Feb. 4, 1953, during Army maneuvers in Germany.
Pfc. Joseph DiNardo
Pfc. Joseph DiNardo has been declared missing in action since Dec. 2, 1950.
Pfc. John R. Gorman
John R. Gorman, 24, was killed in action in Korea on May 18, 1951.
1st Lt. Bernard Hafkin
1st. Lt. Bernard Hafkin was killed in action on Heartbreak Ridge, Korea, on Oct. 19, 1951
John McConnell
S/Sgt. McConnell, an Army recruiter, died on Oct. 9, 1951
Richard Arthur Miller
Fireman 1/c Richard Arthur Miller, 20, was killed in July 1951 during an amphibious landing exercise at Camp Pendleton, Va.
Corp. Alex. MacMillan
Corporal Alex. "Sandy" MacMillan, was killed in action northwest of Honsong, Korea on March 22, 1951.
Pfc. William W. Nolze
Private William Nolze, 26, has now been "presumed dead," after being reported missing in the Korean War since April 24, 1951.
Pfc. Nicholas S. Pucci
Pfc. Nicholas S. Pucci, 18, was killed in action Sept. 6, 1950, in Pusan, Korea.
Pfc. Reed A. Smith
Pfc. Reed Artell Smith died Feb. 15, 1951, as a result of an automobile accident at Camp Breckenridge, Ky.
Pfc. John F. Van Der Linde
Private John F. Van Der Linde was killed in action in Korea on March 15, 1951.
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Robert G. Bliss died Feb. 4, 1953, during Army maneuvers in Germany.
Pfc. Joseph DiNardo
Pfc. Joseph DiNardo has been declared missing in action since Dec. 2, 1950.
Pfc. John R. Gorman
John R. Gorman, 24, was killed in action in Korea on May 18, 1951.
1st Lt. Bernard Hafkin
1st. Lt. Bernard Hafkin was killed in action on Heartbreak Ridge, Korea, on Oct. 19, 1951
John McConnell
S/Sgt. McConnell, an Army recruiter, died on Oct. 9, 1951
Richard Arthur Miller
Fireman 1/c Richard Arthur Miller, 20, was killed in July 1951 during an amphibious landing exercise at Camp Pendleton, Va.
Corp. Alex. MacMillan
Corporal Alex. "Sandy" MacMillan, was killed in action northwest of Honsong, Korea on March 22, 1951.
Pfc. William W. Nolze
Private William Nolze, 26, has now been "presumed dead," after being reported missing in the Korean War since April 24, 1951.
Pfc. Nicholas S. Pucci
Pfc. Nicholas S. Pucci, 18, was killed in action Sept. 6, 1950, in Pusan, Korea.
Pfc. Reed A. Smith
Pfc. Reed Artell Smith died Feb. 15, 1951, as a result of an automobile accident at Camp Breckenridge, Ky.
Pfc. John F. Van Der Linde
Private John F. Van Der Linde was killed in action in Korea on March 15, 1951.
Nutley Sons Honor Roll - Korean War
Peacetime Casualties
Lawrence DiVuolo
Sgt. DiVuolo died in a plane crash on March 22, 1955
Frank Paul Jannarone Jr.
Lt. Jannarone was killed in an air crash on June 12, 1958
Charles A. Marsh
Staff Sgt. Marsh died following an auto accident on July 23, 1958
Salvatore Pillitteri
Lt. Pillitteri died in an auto accident on January 25, 1957
Pervis Robison Jr.
Seaman Robison was killed at sea on April 10, 1963
Dennis R. Schutte
Schutte was killed in an auto accident in France in July 1956.
Charles Tillou
1st Lt. Tillou was killed in an air collision in September 1958
Thomas W. Tuttle
2nd Lt. Tuttle was killed in a crash landing on May 7,1958
Edward Joseph Zuczek
Lt. Zuczek was lost in a storm in October 1958
Nutley Sons Peacetime Casualties
Sgt. DiVuolo died in a plane crash on March 22, 1955
Frank Paul Jannarone Jr.
Lt. Jannarone was killed in an air crash on June 12, 1958
Charles A. Marsh
Staff Sgt. Marsh died following an auto accident on July 23, 1958
Salvatore Pillitteri
Lt. Pillitteri died in an auto accident on January 25, 1957
Pervis Robison Jr.
Seaman Robison was killed at sea on April 10, 1963
Dennis R. Schutte
Schutte was killed in an auto accident in France in July 1956.
Charles Tillou
1st Lt. Tillou was killed in an air collision in September 1958
Thomas W. Tuttle
2nd Lt. Tuttle was killed in a crash landing on May 7,1958
Edward Joseph Zuczek
Lt. Zuczek was lost in a storm in October 1958
Nutley Sons Peacetime Casualties
Nutley Sons Honor Roll
Remembering the Men Who Paid For Our Freedom
Nutley, New Jersey
A place of honor and remembrance for the Nutley sons
who paid with their lives to preserve our freedom
This Nutley Sons Honor Roll will list biographies
of the more than 130 Nutley sons who died while
in service to our country.
Nutley, New Jersey
A place of honor and remembrance for the Nutley sons
who paid with their lives to preserve our freedom
This Nutley Sons Honor Roll will list biographies
of the more than 130 Nutley sons who died while
in service to our country.
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