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Individuals

Gen. Henry ATKINSON ( -1842) - life story by grandson at the Centennial of the founding of Fort Atkinson
from Nebraska History & Record of Pioneer Days, Vol III, no.2, 1920

Col. J. D. BELL - WW II

Lt. Caspar COLLINS (see below)

Maj. General John C. FREMONT

Maj. Thomas CHILDS

James H. COOK, Indian Scout (1857- ) see Compendium of History, Reminiscence & Biograpy of Western Nebraska, p 636

Andrew Jackson HIGGINS (28 Aug 1886, Columbus, NE - 1 Aug 1952, buried at New Orleans, LA)

Designer of the landing craft and other boats used during WW II. He is featured at the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans.

Philip KEARNY (see below)

Col. Stephen Watts KEARNY (see below)

Major Frank J. NORTH of Pawnee Scouts - obit from Platte County newspaper

General John J. PERSHING - from Nebraska History and Record of Pioneer Days, Vol I, no. 1, 1918

Col. William Fletcher SAPP (1824-1890) - Adj. General of NE Territory in 1861, etc.
Biography from History of Pottawattami Co, IA.

George W. THAYER

"Three Military Heroes of Nebraska" - S. W. KEARNY & Philip KEARNY, Lt. Caspar COLLINS.
Article from Nebraska History and Record of Pioneer Days, Vol II, no.4, 1919.

Gen. Alfred Maxmilian Gruenther - WW II. "Platte Center Proud to Call WW II Leader Native Son" by Julie Blum

 

Publications related to NE military (on-line)

Nebraska in the Civil War

NSHS pamphlet

OMAHA, NEBRASKA COMMAND AND SUPPORT CENTER
The History of the Post of Omaha, Fort Omaha, Fort Crook, and the Quartermaster Depots

by Fred M. Greguras

Western Forts reburial list (removals to Fort McPherson)

Provided by Fort McPherson Cemetery Administration

Men of Fort Omaha

ALHN website, by Virginia A. Cisewski

Military History of Nebraska (abbreviated)

Nebraska Blue Book, 1920


NEGenWeb Project - Military links

Nebraskans in the Spanish-American War

Nebraskans in the Mexican-American War

Nebraskans in the Great War - WW I

Nebraskans in the Civil War

Nebraskans in WW II




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