On July 8, 1950, an American gun crew served during the Korean Conflict. Norman Miller served with the U.S. Army during Korea and is shown at Fort Campbell, Kentucy, in 1954. Veterans of the conflict included Richard Andrews, George Aparico, Robert Arnold, Thomas Barry, Herbert Behnk, Ronald Behnk, William Behnk, Robert Bock, Arthur E. Brice, Howard Bullis, Curtis Burrell, Donald Clayman, Jerry Clickner, John Coe Jr., Richard Converse, Robert Cook, Raymond Cranmer, Archille Deberardinis, Robert Denk, Harold Derleth, Carl Farley, William Fien, Daniel Fisher, Ralph Frary, Theron Frary, Ralph Frisch, John L. Funkhauser, Augustine Fuoco, Philip Fuoco, John Gade, Clarence Goodberlet, Ronald Gottschalk, Boyd Gray, Richard Harris, James Hughes, Guy Jefferds, Robert Kern, Justin Klein, William Krenzer, Donald Kunow, John Laraby, Jay Leisure, Duane Loomis, Lyle Loomis, Orville Loomis, John Lozier, Richard Lozier, Charles Luke, Bernard Lusk, William Major, Geraldine Mason, John Mason, Alfred McCombs, Robert McHale, Joseph McMahon, Carl Miller, Glenn Miller, John Miller, Norman Miller Jr., Lawrence Monaghan Jr., William Monaghan, Donald Moose, Leslie Moose, Terry O’Hearn, John O’Mara, Thomas Patrick, John Plumeri, Donald Polle, Edward Polle, Eugene Pratt, Howard Preston, Bernard Quinn, James Quinn, Joseph Quinn, George Reese, Martin Reitz, Jack Rhode, Jens W. Richardsen, William Riepe, George Roeser, Harold Roeser, George Roth, Ray Sanford, Roy Sanford, Allen Schonher, Richard Schwingel, Harvey Seymour, Clayton C. Shaw, Herbert Sheppard, Sylvanus Frank Smith, Leonard Stellpflug, Maurice Stewart, Hans Stoever, Eugene Taylor, Jack Thurston, Donald Tobey, Robert Tuttle, William Udicious, James Voellinger, Gerald Watskin, Robert Weiler, John F. Werner, Richard Williams, Richard Wing, Robert Wood, and Buell Woodruff.