"The 10 Men Who Dared"

Veteran and wounded warrior status

• George Young Bradley: Lieutenant in the 19th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment; Wounded Fredericksburg 1862. Also, First Sergeant in the 36th & 7th Infantry Regiments; discharged MAY 1869 by Secretary of War, Gen U.S. Grant to participate in the expedition

• William H. Dunn: No Military Service

• Frank Valentine Goodman: No Military Service

• Andrew Hall: No Military Service

• William Robert Wesley Hawkins: 15th Calvary Missouri State Militia; injured during his service

• Oramel G. Howland: No Military Service

• Seneca B. Howland: 16th Vermont Volunteer Infantry Regiment; served at the Gettysburg; 16th Vermont attacked right flank of Pickett’s Charge on July 3rd, 1863 helping to stop and destroy Picket’s Division

• John Colton “Captain Jack” Sumner: Corporal in the 32nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry Regiment; unit decimated at Battle of Pleasant Hill

• John Wesley Powell: Major in 2nd Regiment Illinois Light Artillery; lost his arm in the Battle of Shiloh in 1862

• Walter Powell: Captain in 2nd Regiment Illinois Light Artillery; fought at Shiloh, Vicksburg, & Atlanta; taken POW at Atlanta; escaped but recaptured and hospitalized due to mental state

- 6 Veterans

- 3 Wounded / Injured

- 1 x Prisoner of War

"The 10 Men Who Dared"

Veteran and wounded warrior status

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