World War II (WWII)

Born December 23, 1924 in Fargo ND to World War I Veteran Henry (of Meyer Grove MN) and Irene (of Perham MN) Bonemeyer . Rasied in Gackle, Logan County, ND where he graduated High School. Entered US Army at Ft. Snelling Minn 19 July 1943. Served European Theater. Name included in the WWII Register of North Dakota Veterans on page 149.

Born Fargo ND 5 April 1919. Resident of Grand Forks County North Dakota. Entered US Army from Fargo North Dakota on 28 November 1940. Served European, African Middle Eastern Theater..

Born Norma North Dakota 21 July 1918. Resident of Renville County North Dakota. Entered US Army in Chicago Illinois on 19 September 1940. Served European African Middle Eastern Theather until KIA 12 May 1944 in Italy.

Born in Turtle Lake, McLean County, North Dakota 27 December 1921 to parents Ella (Lockrem) and Melvin Webster. His mother Ella died when Garner was 5 years old leaving 6 children with their father. Garner and his infant brother Chester were raised in Mercer, McLean County, North Dakota by their Uncle Christ O. Lockrem and his wife Gena (Peterson) along with their two children Gertrude and Pearl. Resident of McLean County North Dakota. Entered US Army at Fort Snelling Minnesota 16 October 1942. Died in Service 4 September 1944. Italy. Burial place Unknown.

Born January 21, 1922 in New Salem, Morton County, North Dakota to Erwin and Ella (Mann) Kruger. Graduated from New Salem High School in 1939. Graduated University of North Dakota with a bachelor's degree in philosophy in May of 1943. Resident of Morton County. Entered US Army at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas on 30 June 1943. attended training at Camp Polk, Louisiana and Camp Livingston, Louisiana. Commissioned as a second lieutenant at Fort Benning, Georgia in November 1943. December 14, 1943 he married Clara Kautzmann at his parents home in Bismarck.

Born Fort Totten, Benson County, North Dakota on July 13, 1922. Resident of Benson County. Entered US Army at Fort Snelling Minnesota on Janyar 28, 1944. Served European African Middle Eastern Theater. Died in Service November 29, 1944. Buried in St. Jerome Catholic Cemetery, Fort Totten, Crow Hill, Spirit Lake Nation, Benson County, North Dakota. Name included on page 1632 of the Register of North Dakota Veterans World War II. Name included on the All Veterans Memerial on the North Dakota State Capitol Grounds Bismarck North Dakota. Benson County section

Born 25 January 1916 Fort Totten, Benson County, Spirit Lake Nation, North Dakota. Entered US Army at Fort Lincoln North Dakota on 28 November 1939. Served Asiatic Pacific Theater.