Civil War Soldiers by Jann Woodard
Roster of the 26th Ark. Infantry, Co. D, CSA
Applicants to the Arkansas Confederate Home from Bradley County
Index to World War I Draft Registrations, A-F
Index to World War I Draft Registrations, G-O
Index to World War I Draft Registrations, P-R, Partial T & W
World War II soldiers published November 11, 1943
World War II soldiers published November 11, 1944
World War II Registration Cards
Bradley County World War II Volunteers at Home
WWII Army and Army Air Force Casualties NEW! 20 March 2009
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS:
Military Records of Milton Joshua CHILDERS
Confederate Souvenir presented to Milton Joshua CHILDERS, 1921
News Clipping: Hunter Brothers in Korea NEW! 7 June 2009
James McCLELLAN, Civil War Veteran
Clarence Albert POOLE, World War II
Hardie Estes POOLE, World War II Casualty
Otis Lamar SHARP, World War II Casualty
Curtis Willard SMITH Sr., World War II NEW! 17 March 2009
John B. SMITH, World War II Casualty
Military Pension Application Information for George F. TURNER
Four Wars - 1944 Comment by Purity WHITESIDE
MILITARY RESOURCE LINKS:
6th (Monroe’s) Arkansas Cavalry Company B
Arkansas Military Personnel Who Died From Hostile Action (Including Missing and Captured) in the Korean War, 1950-1957
United States National Archives & Records Administration
Arkansas Military Personnel Who Died (Including Missing and Captured Declared Dead) as a result of the Vietnam conflict, 1957-1995
United States National Archives & Records Administration
The Bradley County Veterans, Inc.
A coalition of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Disabled American Veterans. It was formed for the express purpose of renovating and maintaining the American Legion Building in Warren as the Bradley County Veterans' Museum.
"Bradley County Veterans, Inc is involved in a project that needs a great amount of effort and support from Bradley County citizens. The Bradley County Veterans, Inc. has come a long way in their effort to establish a Veterans Museum honoring those Bradley County veterans who served in the defense of their country during WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and to the present time.
The main purpose of the Bradley County Veterans Museum is to memorialize all Bradley County servicemen and women, alive or deceased, who served this nation in war or peace, and to help educate and inform the public about the military heritage of veterans who lived all, or part of their lives in Bradley County. We are currently in the process of collecting military data and photos of all Bradley County Veterans. All military data will be maintained in a data base and photos will be displayed on the walls of the museum.
Any assistance you could provide in helping with this worthwhile project would be greatly appreciated." ~~ Robert W. Tate
RESEARCH TIP:
If you are looking for an ancestor's Confederate pension record, you can order this from the Arkansas History Commission.
Get the Confederate pension order form.
If you are looking for service records for Union or Confederate soldiers who served in Arkansas units, you can also order
these records from the Arkansas History Commission. Get the service record order form.
This section of the site is for Bradley County military records of any type, from any war or conflict. If you know of unit histories,
rosters, or any military information that would be of interest, please e-mail Barbara Logan at dlogan@alaska.net.
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Background is a Vintage Memorial Day postcard.