Got this from another mailing list, but thought everyone would like to visit the site, specially today. Doris Robbins GA State Host for AHGP On this Memorial Day, you may want to visit the World II Memorial website. If you haven't been, it is worth visiting. There is a search engine (the hard-to-see Search the Registry button at the top). You can access the WWII vets to see name, home town, branch of service, wartime service, and an optional photo. Data on those killed in action was submitted by the National Archives. Others were submitted by themselves or their relatives. It is a great tribute to those who served; and it is still possible to submit names. My husband and I were honored to submit the names of both of our fathers (my husband's: William Evans, Odessadale, GA) Bonus: it is also a genealogical treasure! My deep gratitude to all who have served or are presently serving in our military forces. National WWII Memorial http://www.wwiimemorial.com/default.asp?page=registry.asp&subpage=intro Stefani Evans AHGP New York Quakers Site Administrator http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ny/topic/quaker/index.htm