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Salute A Veteran
KHOZ is proud to support and salute our troops!
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Kenneth Rolland Grable
U.S. Navy
Kenneth Rolland Grable joined the United States Navy the 23rd of September 1948 and received an honorable discharge 22 September 1952.
He was a flight engineer on a P.B.M. Sea Plane flying from Japan to Korea, hunting enemy submarines and aircraft with a total of about 2100 flying hours. He received the Korean Service Medal Three Star; United Nations Service Medal; Good Conduct Medal; Navy Occupation Service Medal "Asia" Clasp; Distinguished Flying Cross, and the Air Medal with 3 Gold Stars.
I am so proud of being married to Ken, not only for his service to our country during the Korean Conflict, but he is also a wonderful, gentle man and I am lucky to be married to him.
Carolee Grable
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Dwain H. Harp
Dwain H Harp of Harrison, is a veteran of the Army National Guard. He enlisted while still in high school in 1956. Among other things, he was deployed in September of 1957 to Little Rock Central High School where he was federalized, along with 10,000 other troops, to keep the peace during the Civil Rights Movement. During the flood in Harrison in 1961, he was also deployed. This picture was taken the year I was born. I love my Dad, and am very proud of him for protecting Americans here at home. He will always be my hero.
Cathy Minor
Harrison, AR
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Weldon K. Clagett Sr.
1st Class Gunners Mate
Gene Clagett & Kenway Clagett of Harrison Salute their Father Weldon K. Clagett SR of Harrison for his service in the US Navy from Oct. 02 1943 to
Dec. 31 1946. He was a member of the CV10 the Fighting Lady touring the South Pacific during WWII on the USS Yorktown.
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James D. Overton
This is my soldier...His name is James D. Overton he is a PFC with the 688th MAC out of Harrison, AR. He is currently on his way to serve in Baghdad, Iraq for a year. He is my oldest of seven and has a new wife, Tamara (3 weeks before shipping out) and a 7 month old daughter named Shayleigh who live in Diamond City.
The picture is of him with his Great Grandfather David Harold Thompson a WWII veteran, who served as a radio operator in France during the war. He is to say the least very proud of his grandson for what he is doing for our country.
I am very proud of him and will always tell everyone that I meet, that I am a "Military Mom and Proud of it!!!" |
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SPC Cory W. Stuart
This is my son SPC Cory W. Stuart. He has been in the Army National Guard with the 224th Maintenance Company in Marshall for almost three years. He is currently deployed with the 39th and is serving in Iraq doing convoy operations security as a .50 cal gunner on a HUMVEE.
In his last e-mail he stated that on his first mission he wasn’t out of the wire an hour and was already thanking God for everything he has back here in the States.
God bless all of our troops and their families for the sacrifices they make for we know what it takes to be free and appreciate all that our military men and women do for us unselfishly everyday. |
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Lance Corporal Michael G Sale
I would like to support my son Lance Corporal Michael G Sale He is with HMH 462 Unit 41091 United States Marine Corp He is currently stationed in Al Asad Iraq. |
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James (Jim) Sidney Marshall
James (Jim) Sidney Marshall served in the U.S. Air Force from 1958 to 1963. He took Basic Training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He was sent to 78th fighter wing A.D.C. at Hamilton A.F.B. Calif. From there he went to 7305th air base group (U.S.A.F. Europe) Dreux France. Then he was sent to 47th Bombardment Wing (U.S.A.F. Europe) Royal Air Force Sculthorpe England. Then was transferred to 837th air base group T.A.C. Shaw A.F.B. South Carolina.
Rank obtained Airman Second Class
Received two outstanding unit awards for Berlin and Cuban Crisis
Good conduct medal and longevity award |
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Jerald Stapleton
Jerald Stapleton of Lead Hill was in The Marines, 1964 to 1970 and did 2 tours in VietNam in 1966&1967 at daNang. We thank Jerald for his service to all of us and his country! |
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Tom Jones
Tom Jones served in the U.S. Army from 1961 until 1990. Jones entered the Army as a private, and retired as a Colonel. Initially serving as a member of the military police before going to officer candidate school and graduating as a second lieutenant, he attended airborne school and aviation training as a fixed winged pilot. Serving two years in Viet Nam as an Army aviator, Col. Jones then served as one of the Pentagon spokespersons during the bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut, and the invasions of Grenada and Panama and then was the Public Affairs Officer for the Special Operations Command before retiring just before Desert Storm. KHOZ is proud to salute and thank Col. Jones for his life long commitment to our country! |
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Brenda "Lewis" Oliver
Brenda "Lewis" Oliver served in the U.S. Army from 1978-1985. During her time in service Brenda was stationed in Ft. Jackson SC, Ft. Ore CA, Belgium, Ft. Hauaucha AZ and at S.H.A.P.E (Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe). |
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Garland Lewis
Garland Lewis was born in Pindall, AR and served in the Navy from February 1943-1946 during World War II. Lewis was stationed in the south Pacific on the U.S.S. Omaha and took part in the battle for Okinawa Japan. |
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