Application and information about a Headstone marker for Veterans.

Application and information about a Headstone marker for Veterans.

11 persons buried at Glenwood Cemetery that may be eligible for a Citizen of the Texas Republic medallion for their headstone.

Divided by 31st Commandant, Battalion Command, Regimental Command, and the Last Patrol.

Battery Roster- Department of the Army, Battery C 5th Battalion 4th Artillery, APO San Francisco 96477.

3/1 H_S Co. Roster, 3/1 India Co. Roster, 3/1 Kilo Co. Roster, 3/1 Lima Co. Roster, & 3/1 Mike Co. Roster.

Roster with check marks and handwritten notes on it- Korean War.

Handwritten list of names (veterans) that served in the Vietnam War & Korean War, found in the Texas Handbook

Handwritten notes taken from Texas Handbook for Korean War.

7 pages from the book "The 9th Engineer Battalion, First Marine Division, in Vietnam- 35 personal accounts".

Accelerated downloads of Korean War facts.

Facts about Women who played a part in the Korean war effort.

Bibliography for the Spanish-American War Veterans at Glenwood Spreadsheet (4 pages). Spreadsheet included (32 pages).

Spreadsheet and Bibliography of World War II Veterans.

Bibliography page attached to spreadsheet.

Bibliography for Civil War Veterans Spreadsheet, Civil War Veterans at Glenwood Cemetery, & Interment List of Civil War Veterans.

Spreadsheets of Veterans named to be interred at Glenwood/ Washington Cemetery. Includes handwritten list of names of veteran found in each section.

Bibliography and spreadsheet of interred Korean War veterans at Glenwood Cemetery.

Bibliography & spreadsheet of Vietnam War Veterans interred at Glenwood/Washington Cemetery.

History of the Twenty-Sixth Engineers (Water Supply regiment) in the World War, Sept. 1917- March 1919.

Panthers to Arrowheads, The 36th (Texas-Oklahoma) Division in World War I.

The US Air Service in the Great War 1917-1919 photocopies.

Handwritten notes on 16 pages of Harris County veterans, alphabetical names.

World War II TX National Guard Units: 36th 'Texas' Infantry Division, 144th Infantry Regiment, 2nd Battalion, 131st Field Artillery, 112th Cavalry Regiment, 124th Cavalry Regiment, 111th Observation Squadron.

A summary of War Casualties, published by the US Navy in 1946. Check marks are made on the list next to names.

Compiled by Major B. C. Wright, Division Historian. Printed in occupied Japan by the Toppan Printing Company, LTD. Tokyo.

A General's Journal. Austin, TX Library No. 527788.

1941: Texas Goes to War, edited by James Lee, Carolyn Barnes, Kent Bowman, and Laura Crow.

Handwritten list of names (veterans) that served in World War II, found in the Texas Handbook

Bradley, Palmer, Albert Bel Fay, 19th Division, 36th Infantry Division, Texans in WWII, World War II, & the Texas National Guard.

List of World War I Veterans, marked if they are interred at Glenwood or not & The handbook of Texas Online profiles.

Sorted by branches of the military,: Korea War Medal of Honor recipients.