Texas native Herbert Michael “Mike” Sheaner Jr. served with distinction in the 106th Infantry Division during WWII, fighting in the Battle of the Bulge and surviving as a prisoner of war. Decorated for bravery and resilience, his story reflects courage and commitment, inspiring future generations with his legacy of service
Raised in rural Texas, Harris Glyn Hughes served as a mess sergeant with the 32nd Infantry Division in WWII, earning the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. His journey from tenant farms to the battlefields exemplifies resilience and dedication, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire
Glen E. Crain served as a Private First Class and dental technician with the 411th Infantry Regiment in WWII, earning the Bronze Star and Purple Heart for his courage and compassion. His journey from rural Oklahoma to the battlefields of France reflects a legacy of technical skill, resilience, and service to others
Fiske Hanley II, a B-29 flight engineer with the 504th Bombardment Group, survived being shot down over Japan and enduring months of torture as a “Special Prisoner” of the Kempeitai. His resilience, faith, and lifelong commitment to sharing the truth about wartime suffering stand as a powerful testament to courage and the enduring human spirit
