Ralph Greear- 1932

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Ralph Greear 1932 team was a first lieutenant when he was killed in Germany.

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Glenn Morris

ByBilly Dale 06/14/202307/16/2024

Glenn Morries 1942 was a sergeant killed in France. NO PHOTO story still pending

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The Torch by Bill Little May 30, 2011 “The torch” has been passed from generation to generation. Brave men and women stand today in harm’s way, fighting to preserve the life we know. Memorial Day is and should be, a day of honor. Since the War Between the States, this has been a day of…

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Survivors of American wars

ByBilly Dale 07/07/202410/29/2024

A salute to the military veterans of Texas Longhorns football Here’s a list of Longhorn football lettermen known to have served in the military, from the Spanish-American War to the wars of the 21st century. By Jonathan Wells@jwells1982 Updated Nov 11, 2022, 11:17am CST Ben “Stookie” Allen (1924) — Corsicana — WWII, Army Leroy Anderson…

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James Horace Higginbotham (1893-1918)

ByBilly Dale 06/12/202307/16/2024

James Horace Higginbotham (1893-1918) Higginbotham Was The First Of Three Lettermen (And Four Members Total) From The 1912 Texas Longhorn Football Team To Die While In Military Service. James Higginbotham- A member of the 1912 team, who died in an airplane training accident in the U.S. Higginbotham enrolled at UT after graduating from the Terrill…