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Pottawattamie County, Iowa Area WW II Dead - WW II Pay Websites - Webpage Overview:
From ancestry.com:
From fold3.com:
About the page header image - Walnut Eagle.
Starting in 2007, most small Pottawattamie County communities installed public memorials to the war veterans from their area. Each memorial featured a bronze eagle statuary done by Russ Christensen of Neola, Iowa. This photo shows the Walnut, Iowa Eagle of Honor.
Pottawattamie County, Iowa Area WW II Dead - WW II Pay Websites - Webpage Overview:
- These web resources requiring a subscription were used for the WW II - Japan & WW II - Germany webareas.
- See also WW II Personnel Lists, used to build the Pottawattamie Area WW II Dead roster, and WW II Free Websites.
- Most WW II pay resources I used are in WW II Personnel Lists.
From ancestry.com:
- https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/2348/ - US Navy Cruise Books, 1918-2009.
- Most ancestry.com WW II material I use is personnel data; links are in the webpage WW II Personnel Lists.
From fold3.com:
- https://www.fold3.com/search?general.title.id=95:Missing+Air+Crew+Reports,+WWII - Missing Air Crew Reports courtesy of the National Archives.
About the page header image - Walnut Eagle.
Starting in 2007, most small Pottawattamie County communities installed public memorials to the war veterans from their area. Each memorial featured a bronze eagle statuary done by Russ Christensen of Neola, Iowa. This photo shows the Walnut, Iowa Eagle of Honor.
- http://www.eaglesofhonorproject.com - an older website telling of this project.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCRlqz6eF08 - video of each memorial compliments of Western Iowa Television.
- The header image is courtesy of walnutiowa.org