Born on May 3, 1926 in Red Lion, he was the son of the late Lee E. and Bessie P. (Brenneman) Wise. Robert served our country in the U.S. Army during WWII. In his spare time, he loved feeding and ...

Robert E. Lee. It took on the name “Fort Gregg ... Lee was medically discharged from the Army on July 5, 1899, a few days after receiving the Medal of Honor. Two months after his discharge, on Sept.

John Bell Hood, a West Point graduate who served in California and Texas, resigned his Army commission in 1861 to fight for the Confederacy in Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia.

Robert E. Lee. In the South ... the pre-Civil War U.S. Army and within the Confederate Army by peers and subordinates alike throughout his career," according to the commission.

Civilian control means military leaders are mindful that it is the president and his appointed civilian ... s recommendation to remove a bust of Robert E. Lee from West Point’s Reconciliation ...

In Georgia, General Beauregard Lee has made his call: Six more weeks of winter ... Before him there was General Robert E. Lee, a groundhog named for the Confederate general who began making ...

Democratic Representative Robert Garcia said President Donald Trump is "building himself a private army" with his pardons of January ... Attorney James Lee Bright, whose client received an 18 ...

Robert E. Lee’s master plan at Gettysburg did not ... it was really important that the rebels repel his army. Defending the city was Gen. Joseph E. Johnston, who stalemated Sherman by holding ...

But a copy of his Army retirement paperwork reviewed by ... Rhodes' last duty assignment was with E Company, 60th Infantry Regiment. The regiment transferred to Fort Jackson, South Carolina ...