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This site is a mirror of Phil's old site at dvrbs.com. and is generally not maintained.

For a modern experience, including mobile, please check out: https://camdenhistory.com.

Camden County War Veterans

Camden County War Dead: From 1917 to Present

Introduction

The purpose of this site is to serve as a virtual monument to all from Camden County who gave their lives while in the service of this nation, whether in wartime or in peace, during a recognized conflict or a “police action,” whether as a result of enemy action, accident or illness, no distinction is made here. All those who gave their lives while in service are honored here, Army, Air Force, Marines, Navy, Coast Guard, and Merchant Marines alike.

You will note that my time periods for some of the conflicts are longer than the historic dates. This is to account for the significant numbers of American personnel under arms who served in occupation forces in 1919 and 1946, and who still were in harm’s way while serving America.

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Camden County War Dead

A virtual monument honoring those from Camden County who gave their lives in U.S. military service from 1917 to the present.

World Wars

World Wars — Camden County War Dead
Title Description
World War I: 1917–1919 Camden County residents killed in World War I.
World War II: 1941–1947 Camden County residents killed in World War II.
World War II: The Price of Freedom A memorial tribute to Camden County's World War II fallen.
HMT Rohna: November 26, 1943 Camden County men lost in the largest loss of American troops at sea in a single incident during World War II.

Korea & Cold War

Korea & Cold War — Camden County War Dead
Title Description
Korean War & Cold War: 1948–1960 Camden County residents killed during the Korean War and Cold War era.

Vietnam War

Vietnam War — Camden County War Dead
Title Description
Vietnam War: 1961–1975 Camden County residents killed in the Vietnam War.

War on Terror

War on Terror — Camden County War Dead
Title Description
War on Terror: 2001–Present Camden County residents killed in the War on Terror.

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