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Military High School Alumni

Honoring Our Heroes

This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!

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Honored Military Alumni

allan s myers
allan s myers
Class of 1965
Army, 2 Years

stations in germy 1966 to 1968 4th armerd dv.
Angela Byam Watkins
Angela Byam Watkins
Class of 1981
Army, 3 Years

Administration
Bajan Koepeczi-Deak
Bajan Koepeczi-Deak
Class of 1964
Marine Corps, 6 Years

Served in Marine Corps from 1964 to 1970. ViteNam Combat veteran 1966-1967. Attained the rank of Sargent E5
Bill Lawrence
Bill Lawrence
Class of 1964
Army Reserves, 20+ Years

Enlisted -101st Airborne Division 1966; Infantry OCS 1967; 36th Civil Affairs; Special Forces (Green Beret) - 11th SFGA, 12 SFGA, 20th SFGA - Enlisted with Rob Karro (64) and Ray Krobtezky (65). Retired in 1995 as a Lieutenant Colonel, SF Branch.
Bob Hammond
Bob Hammond
Class of 1962
Air Force, 20+ Years

Fighter Pilot, Forward Air Controller with Special Forces in Vietnam-1970(Silver Star, DFC x4, Air Medal x 10), 383 Combat Missions, Exchange Tour with Royal Thai Air Force 1973-1975, F-4 Operations Officer-Spain 1981-82, OV-10 Squadron Commander Germany 1982-84, TAC AIR Group Commander- Korea 1987-89, Installation Comander Singapore 1993-1996 4000+ Flying Hours
Bob Hogle
Bob Hogle
Class of 1960
Army, 2 Years

Served 1968 to 1970 stationed with the 3rd Armored Division in Germany.
Charles Homer Piersall, Jr
Charles Homer Piersall, Jr
Class of 1952
Navy, 20+ Years

Retired as CAPT, USN after 28 years of service. Last Major Command was as Program Manager for Amphibious Warfare & Strategic Sealift. Distinguished Service Medal
Now serving as IMO Maritime Ambassador
Dan Franklin
Dan Franklin
Class of 1962
Air Force, 4 Years

Radar Weapons Director, stationed in Jacksonville, Fla., Hofn, Iceland, and Mt. Laguna, California.
David Bell
David Bell
Class of 1965
Navy, 3 Years

Radioman - Asmara, Eritrea, Ethiopia
David Ogden
David Ogden
Class of 1962
Army, 2 Years

Served in Frankford Arsenal 1968-1970
Classified research projects
Science & Engineering Program
Doug Brown
Doug Brown
Class of 1960
Air Force, 8 Years

Mandarin Chinese linguist in intelligence-gathering branch of the Air Force, called Security Service (USAFSS) back in the day. Command has changed names several times over the years. Spent nearly two of my eight years of service at Yale University learning the language, then more time at Goodfellow AFB in San Angelo, TX for more specialized and classified training, prior to serving tours at Onna Point, Okinawa, Shu Lin K'ou Air Station, Taiwan, and Danang, Vietnam and Kelly AFB, TX. Took away 51 semester hours in Chinese from Yale, then went on for a BA at Syracuse U. after discharge from the service.
Ed Rooney
Ed Rooney
Class of 1962
Navy, 4 Years

Postal Clerk aboard USS Guadalupe AO-32, home port Long Beach, CA Made two West Pac trips during that time.
Gene E. Malone
Gene E. Malone
Class of 1982
Army, 7 Years

Fixed Cryptograpy Component Level Maintenance and Installation. 3yr Tour in Korea, 4 yrs Continental United States Installations In Pentagon, Ft. Bragg, Scott Air Force Base, Ft Lewis Washington, and others.
Gregory Flood
Gregory Flood
Class of 1964
Navy, 4 Years

Served from 1966 to 1970, most of that time aboard the USS Bradley (DE 1041). During that time the ship made two WestPac cruises, including service off the coast of Vietnam.
James Poor
James Poor
Class of 1989
Army, 4 Years

Helicopter Powertrain Repair, Virginia, Korea, Kentucky
Jeremy Carter
Jeremy Carter
Class of 1963
Navy, 6 Years

Electronic Technician - Communications & Crypto Repair. 1967 to 1973 and never on a ship (fine with me). 2 years in school at Great Lakes, 2 years Key West FL, 2 years Asmara Ethiopia.
John Harris
John Harris
Class of 1971
Air Force, 4 Years

My 1st duty station was a SAC base in New Hampshire. I was an avionics technician. I volunteered for Viet Nam and went to Thailand. My last duty base was Nellis AFB outside of Las Vegas. That was tough duty.
Jon Taylor
Jon Taylor
Class of 1963
Navy, 4 Years

Field Medical Technician "Corpsman"
1 yr Rota, Spain
3 yrs USMC, Camp Lejeune, NC; Dong Ha, RVN; Camp Courtney, Okinawa; MCRD, San Diego, CA.
judson Booth
judson Booth
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years

Armed Forces Radio and Television, news reporter, American Forces Korea Network, Host of "News Beat Korea"
Ken Davidson
Ken Davidson
Class of 1961
Army, 2 Years

Served 1967 to 1969 Viet Nam 577th Engineer Battalion (construction)
Kevin Roberts
Kevin Roberts
Class of 1963
Marine Corps, 4 Years

Radio operator H&S Co 1st Infantry Battalion 9th Marine Regiment Da Nang area, Vietnam. Camp Pendleton, Cal., Camp LeJeune, NC
LAWRENCE EBSTEIN
LAWRENCE EBSTEIN
Class of 1965
Air Force, 22 Years

advanced through ranks starting at Amn Basic through Capt Senior Pilot
Pete Critchley
Pete Critchley
Class of 1965
Air Force, 20+ Years

Acft crew chief/acft maintance field. Most of my overseas assingment included 2 tours to Thailand where I met my wife on my second tour. Worked on a variety of aircraft including the QF-104, F105, and the F4
Philip Smith
Philip Smith
Class of 1961
Air Force, 20+ Years

U.S. Army 1962 - 1965, acft crewchief and aerial gunner, Ft Rucker, Ft Benning, and Vietnam.

U.S. Air Force 1969 - 1986, pilot and acft maintenance, Travis AFB, Thailand, Vietnam, Okinawa, Japan, Turkey, Tinker AFB, and McChord AFB.
Raymond Nahl
Raymond Nahl
Class of 1963
Air Force, 4 Years

AF ROTC Graduate NYU-2LT. In 1969 grad Personnel Officer Course, Keesler AFB, in
Bilox, MS. Stationed at Pease AFB, Portsmouth, NH, 509th Bomb Wing, SAC, as
a Military Personnel Officer managing various
sections of the CBPO. As Captain, served as
509th CSS, Squadron Section Commander
until discharge in 1973. NDSM, SAE .













































Biloxi, MS.





































Biloxi, MS. 1970-1973, Pease AFB, Portsmouth, NH, 509th Bob Wing, SAC, Personnel Officer of various sections of CBPO, and later as Captain, served as
Military Personnel Officer,
Ron Cascioli
Ron Cascioli
Class of 1966
Air Force, 6 Years

USAF. Stationed in Far East with many TDY’s into Vietnam.
ron Hicinbothem
ron Hicinbothem
Class of 1962
Army, 2 Years

MOS- Illustrator,Basic Training Brigade Band,Ft.Benning Baseball Team,First Illustrator for the premier NCO Academy staffed and run solely by NCO's.
Ronald Cascioli
Ronald Cascioli
Class of 1966
Air Force, 6 Years

Trained at various locations in US on airborne electronics.
assigned to CCK airbase in Taiwan 314 TAW
Assigned numerous temporary deployments of Vietnam, Thailand, Okinawa And Japan in support of C130 aircraft
ross crawford
ross crawford
Class of 1958
Army, 3 Years

Army Security Agency, joint venture with NSA - communications intercept intelligence - Kassel and Lubeck Germany 1959 - 1962
ross crawford
ross crawford
Class of 1958
Army, 3 Years

Army Security Agency, joint activity of NSA and the Signal Corps, monitoring and mining military communications for intelligence purposes of what became the Evil Empire. Stationed in Kassel and Lubeck in Germany where I made great use of Frau Gahlen's tutelage. HIghlight, although not at the time, was a Sunday morning in August 1961 when the Russians sealed the Berlin checkpoints and began building the Berlin Wall. We all were a bit puckered for a week or two and ultimately it was somewhat bittersweet when it finally came down in 1989. What was less well known, was the Russians were apparently committed to seizing West Berlin had Kennedy elected to interfere with their sealing West Berlin's borders. We felt our work was in some small measure instrumental in reaching the wise conclusion to not interfere. While it doomed millions of East Germans to 28 years of ongoing deprivations, it may have averted a full scale engagement with the Russians in Europe. Who knows.
Stanley Hartnett
Stanley Hartnett
Class of 1963
Marine Corps, 2 Years

SGT E-5 Combat Engineer...Vietnam...Danang, Cam Lo Khe Sanh,Hue. Saw our classmate John Rowitt my first day in Vietnam...never saw him again
Stanley Hartnett
Stanley Hartnett
Class of 1963
Marine Corps, 2 Years

Combat Engineer..Vietnam.Danang, Quang Tri,Khe Sahn,Cam Lo...met John Rowitt first day in Vietnam..never saw him again
Tim Clement
Tim Clement
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years

Combat Medic 25th Infantry Vietnam/ Counselor
Military Stockade at Long Bihn, Viet Nam
Tim Clement
Tim Clement
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years

Medic Vietnam 25th Infantry, 3/4 Cav.
Tim Clement
Tim Clement
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years

Medical Corps, Viet Nam
Tim Wells
Tim Wells
Class of 1966
Marine Corps, 6 Years

Served in Vietnam and received 3 purple hearts. Went on to serve as an Embassy Guard in the Middle East. Served from 1968 until 1974.
Tom Clement
Tom Clement
Class of 1963
Army, 2 Years

Atomic Demolition Specialist. 1968-1970. Trained in the deployment of nuclear weapons at Fort Belvoir, VA, near Washington. DC. Also in riot control and was scheduled to guard the ellipse of the White House during the March on Washington.
Tom Vandivort
Tom Vandivort
Class of 1964
Army, 4 Years

Successfully defended the Presidio of San Francisco.

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Our Pleasantville High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our Pleasantville High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Pleasantville are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!