1941-1945 Johnson County Missouri World War 2 Casualties

Johnson County, Missouri, Casualties in World War 2   46

Adams, Warren B          SSG KIA

Alley, Norman E.           PFC KIA

Bayless, Eugene T          PFC DOW

Bradshaw, Eugene T      1LT KIA

Bradshaw, James C         PFC KIA

Brooks, Robert N            PFC KIA

Brunow, Robert               PVT KIA

Burlingame, Asa             1LT    DNB

Burr, Ralph M                 PVT KIA

Caldwell, Earl Jr             SSG KIA

Colster, Marion H           CPL KIA

Cramer, William H          PFC KIA

Crumbaugh, Leland W    2LT DND

De Shurley, Chester L.     FLO DND

Eppright, David R            2LT FOD

Ford, Adrian L                   PVT KIA

Gray, John Jr                     PFC KIA

Green, William H              PVT KIA

Hancock, Emery I             PFC KIA

Hayhurst, Marvin L          PVT KIA

Jennings, Edwin O           SGT KIA

Lockard, Marshall R        CWO DND

Luvin, Frank E                 PFC KIA

Martin, Jay W                   CPL KIA

McCluney, Glen F            TEC5 KIA

McMurphy, C L Jr            PVT DOI

Parmley, Marion C            SSG KIA

Petty, Charles A                2LT KIA

Phipps, Emery J                PVT DNB

Pryor, Victor S                   SSG KIA

Quick, Paul H                    PFC KIA

Raker, George R                PFC KIA

Ramsey, Lynn G                PVT DNB

Riddle, James L                 PVT KIA
Shore, Robert L                 TSG KIA

Stapleton, David A            PVT KIA

Stout, Roy E                     PFC KIA

Talley, Charles E              PFC KIA

West, Ethmer                    CPL KIA

Wiley, Jerry E                   PFC DOW

Winfrey, Wiley J               PFC KIA

Wonderly, Chester D        SGT KIA

Wood, Morris E                PVT DNB

Wright, William C            PVT KIA

Yoder, Richard T              2LT DNB

KIA - Killed in Action, by the enemy, or if a prisoner of war, whether by air bombardment of a prison camp or by being killed while attempting to escape.
DOW - Died of Wounds, Army personnel who were wounded in action and later died of those wounds.
DOI - Died of Injuries, Army personnel who suffered fatal battle injuries as opposed to wounds, in combat, or in combat areas, and died in a line-of-duty status.
DNB - Died Non-Battle, Army personnel who died in the line of duty, from sickness, homicide, suicide, or accidents outside combat areas. This would include deaths during training and maneuvers outside combat areas.
FOD - Finding of Death, in the absence of a recovered body, soldiers who were determined to be dead under Public Law 490. Made in cases, after at least one year from time of disappearance, when there was either conclusive proof that the person is dead or equally overwhelming evidence that the person could not have remained alive.
M - Missing, Army personnel declared missing for less than one year before the January 31, 1946, cutoff date. Missing status could later have been changed to Killed in Action or Finding of Death, depending on the outcome of the Army Search Team investigation.