Kilo 3/5 USMC

Killed In Action

June 15, 1967 Operation Adair

K Company 3/5 USMC

Paul came home to the "World"

Victor was Killed In Action May 13, 1967

in Operation Union.

This picture and Ernest's picture are published here with permission from Mr. Malboeuf

Father in Law

R.E.Jordan Sr.

Korea War Veteran

1950-55

Staff Sargeant T. Arce

Issac Martinez Jalomo

Great Uncle

Issac suffered from severe Post Traumatic Stress

and died shortly after returning home

WWII European Theatre

Staff Sargeant

Marcelo Moreno Garcia Jr.

Great Uncle

Camp Carson, Colorado

Co. G 353rd Infantry 89th Division

WWII

European Theatre

Co. L 91st Div 363rd Infantry Regiment

Killed In Action April 18,1945 in Italy at age 24.

On that day, Marcelo's Companys' objective was to take Hill 407, Saddle 404, and Mount Arnigo near the town of Pianoro which was situated south of the Po River Valley on Highway 65. Mt Arnigo was the last mountain between the 363rd and the end of the War. His company, which belonged to the 363rd Regiment, was part of a larger Army Group fighting a controlled retreat by the German 65th Infantry Division. A year before this battle, he had killed 19 Nazi Germans while being wounded twice, once each in the left arm and chest. He had been hospitilized in Italy and had been given the option of returning home or staying with his regiment. He chose to stay with his brothers.

During this battle he had been the sole survivor of his Platoon.

He recieved the Purple Heart for wounds

recieved while serving in the MediterraneanTheater of War.

Marcelo came home in 1948.

Photos courtesy of his niece Tonia Sorola Woodard

Spec 4 Hector Munguia Jalomo

Vietnam Era Veteran

1972-74

1st Infantry Division

"The Big Red One"

3rd Infantry Division

Hilario Moreno Garcia

Uncle

World War II Era Veteran

Private Manuel Fonseca

Uncle

Hq.Det. 1866th Unit 8th SC.

World War II Era Veteran

Home

Rudy Garcia Carrasco

Cousin

Vietnam War Veteran

Doc Pho Vietnam 1967,

Pictures courtesy of Tonia Sorola Woodard

Moises Alcala Estrada

Cousin

Vietnam Era Veteran

Korea 1972-74

Santos Villanueva

WW II

European Theater

Lynn Dale Woodard

Vietnam Era Veteran

1964, Pacific Ocean

Miguel Moreno Lopez

Rueben Garcia Carrasco

Vietnam Era Veteran

US Army Europe

Brett Michael Woodard

David Salas

Justin Judd Shores Rivera

Turkey, Kuwait, Iraq

Jose Santana DeLaCruz

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Estanislado (Stanley) Sorolo

Picture taken Sept 25, 1940

France

World War II

U.S. Army,

Captain G Guerra

Cousin

Marine Corp

Iraq, Kuwait, Afganistan

Thomas Jalomo Hutchison

Grandson

Delta Co

1st Marine Training Bn

Currently serving in Okinawa Japan

Tim Tooke

Fox Trot Co

1st Marine Training Bn

MCRD San Diego

Active 2009

Domingo Thomas Garcia Gonzalez

Vietnam Era

Eliazar Moreno Garcia

Germany

World War II

Evaristo (Jesse) Sorolo

2nd Infantry Division

Italy

World War II

European Theatre

Felix Flores

World War II

European Theatre

During W.W.II, Germany was destroyed.

Following the end of the war the people of Germany had no leadership, no law or order, and there were many displaced persons. The country was in desperate need of help. The United States Constabulary along with the 1st Infantry Division formed the deterrent to Communism in Germany and Austria.

These were our first "Cold War Warriors". These soldiers performed many of the functions that the German and Austrian governments could not perform.

The United States Constabulary was phased out in December 1952 having accomplished its mission. It had been truly one of the elite forces of the U. S. Army and lived up to its motto,

"Mobility, Vigilance, Justice".

Felix Flores served in this capacity.