Ollie Onene Littrell Curtis died 12-30-2010

Born in Loretto, Lawrence County, Tennessee
Passed in Marston, Missouri

A descendant of Pioneers and Patriots

1917-2010

A descendant of Irish stock
who came to America as indentured servants,
earned their freedoms as planters and patriots,
and set forth as early settlers in Casey County, Kentucky, and Lawrence County, Tennessee.

A distant cousin to the founders of Fort Boonesborough, the blazers of the Wilderness Trail [with Daniel Boone] and the hero of the Battle of Lindley’s Mill.

A direct descendant of veterans of the Revolutionary War, the Cornstalk Militia [1812], and both sides during the War Between The States.

Daughter of John Daniel and Kizzie Zore [Comer] Littrell of East Prairie, Missouri.

Sister to:
Viola [Sis],
Jesse,
Noble,
Dick,
Bertha,
Red,
JD,
Leatha Mae,
OJ,
Leslie
and Ruben.

Wife of Bert Curtis
and
Mother of Martha Rae.

Your place in our memories and dreams will never be forgotten,
for that reason even though we can't be with you now,
you will always be with us.

From Onene's Funeral

Some cousins left before we got the picture but most that were there are in the pictures.

Click the picture above to view the pictures taken at the cemetery.
If you have a Google account you should be able to order prints online yourself.
If you have problems or don’t have a Google account then email me the numbers of the photos you want including the approximate size along with the address for a Walgreens near you. I’ll order the prints and you can pay for them when you pick them up at Walgreens.

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Busiest Week Of The Year For Littrell Family?

The week of December 21 thru 28 may be one of the busiest weeks of the year for the family of John & Kizzie Littrell and their descendants:
4 siblings were born: Les(1928), Ruben(1930), OJ(1926), Red(1920).
1 sibling died: JD(1995),
1 sibling married: JD(1947)
Other births: Kelly Littrell-McKinney(1972), Jaclinn D. Littrell(1997), Kathleen Littrell-Night(1967), Christopher Burrows(1990), & Gertrude Boch-Littrell(1933).
The following 3 days also saw: another sibling die – Onene Littrell-Curtis(2010), a First Cousin married – Mary Catherine-Cook(1964), another First Cousin born – Sheila Littrell-Jimerson(1949), and two more births - Christopher Johnson(1978), & Janet Lanning-Hartsfield(1959)
And on the 4th day (January 2): John's father, Timmons Seburn Littrell(1929), would die.










If I am missing any birthdates, death, or marriage dates for any months, please email me the information. Announcements, obituaries, photos, etc., are always useful.

















indianaglenn@gmail.com
UPDATED: 1-2-2021

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Susannah L.E. (Landtroop) Urban: died 11-29-1908

Susannah was the 5th child of the Virginian, Stith Landtroop, who moved to the Madison/Limestone County areas of Alabama around or before 1826. Susannah married Cassandra Urban, the son of a Prussian immigrant in 1856.
Susannah & Cassandra moved across the state line to Lawrence County, Tennessee before the outbreak of the Civil War. Coming from the ‘Nickajack’ region, and not being sympathetic to the southern cause, Cassandra enlisted late in the war with the 1st Alabama Cavalry, Union Army.
By 1870 the family’s appears to obtain some prosperity as they obtain at least 180 acres of land along Bluewater Creek. Several of their children own some of this land in the 1900s, enough to donate some land for a Church and Cemetery for the Fairview Church and Cemetery.
Prior to her (and Cassandra’s) death they are found back in Alabama, in the Green Hill and Lexington area living with their children.

Susannah & Cassandra are both buried in Hill Cemetery, Lauderdale County, Alabama.

.........4 Susannah L.E. Landtroop b: May 27, 1837 in Alabama, USA
          + Cassandra Urban b: Jul 04, 1831 in Alabama, USA,
                   m: 1856 in Madison, Alabama, USA
............5 Mary Catherine Urban b: Abt. 1857 ; Alabama or Tennessee ??
             + Timmons Seburn Literal b: May 27, 1856 in Lawrence, Tennessee,
                 USA; from death certificate, m: Jul 25, 1877 in Lawrence,
                 Tennessee, USA   
                                      We descend from Timmons and Mary Catherine.
............5 John H. Urban b: Abt. 1860 in Lawrence, Tennessee, USA
............5 James C. Urban b: Feb 20, 1860 in Tennessee, USA
             + Mary E. Newton b: May 16, 1856 in Tennessee, USA,
                       m: Sep 18, 1881 in Lawrence,Tennessee, USA
............5 Martha C. Urban b: Abt. 1864
             + John Harrison Smith m: Aug 03, 1881 in Lawrence, Tennessee, USA
............5 George T. Urban b: Abt. 1866
............5 William C. Urban b: Abt. 1868 in Tennessee, USA
             + Emily Garrett b: Abt. 1867 in Tennessee, USA, m: Abt. 1888
............5 U.S.G. Urban b: Oct 1869
............5 Susan Malissa Urban b: Nov 26, 1871
             + Samuel Stutts b: Jul 15, 1871
............5 Daniel J. Urban b: Abt. 1874
             + Lola Sirvirginia Philips
............5 Thomas Marion Urban b: Oct 26, 1876
             + Mary Ann Robertson b: Nov 26, 1887
............5 Nancy L. Urban b: Dec 13, 1878
             + Claude P. Richardson b: Jan 11, 1881, m: Bef. 1898
............5 Margaret Urban b: Mar 01, 1881
             + Noah F. Robertson b: Sep 24, 1879
............5 Albert Agee Urban b: Oct 26, 1884
             + Emma b: Jul 04, 1886

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We need more Comer information!

We are trying to build pages and sections for the siblings of Kizzie Comer Littrell, as well as any Comer families.

But we need more information from you, anybody, whoever, etc., etc., etc.

Do you know any Comer cousins, OR do you know anyone named Comer and wonder if they are related? Have them contact me: indianaglenn@gmail.com or send them a link to this post.

MRC GENERATIONS: Jeffrey Littrell & Jace Showalter

While Jeffrey served and retired from the Air Force, his grandson chose to enlist in the Army. Ironically Jace is now stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base.

Jace also continues 73 consecutive years of unbroken military service by the descendants of John & Kizzie Littrell

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MRC Generations……a tribute to Father – Son service in the Military, but as information was compiled we discovered not just father and sons but also grandfather and grandsons, husband and wives and great-grandfathers and great-granddaughters. As a result of these discoveries we changed the name to “Generations” and present to you examples of continued multi-generational service.

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The above information for Jeffrey Littrell is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

originally posted 11-19-2017

Jace Showalter: US Army

Jace is the grandson of Jeffrey Dolan Littrell(USAF Ret.) and the great-great-great grandson of John and Kizzie Littrell.

With the enlistment of Jace on July 3rd, 2017 a family tradition of military service that goes back 241 years continues.

Jace is at least the 36th family member to serve in the military since the beginning of World War II. Beginning with the 7 sons and son-in-laws of John and Kizzie who served their descendants account for 73 years of unbroken military service. Starting with Red, OJ, Jesse, Bordie and JD (World War II) and continuing with Blaine Davis, Garrett Littrell, Steven Johnson, Angela & Joel Paff and now Jace, today and into the future…

Jace took his basic training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma and his MOS training at Goodfellow AFB where he is presently stationed.

Over the last 72 years, covering 5 generations. From 1942 to 2017 there has always been a descendant (family member) of John & Kizzie Littrell in the military.

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Littrell Family Veteran’s Day Dedication

John Littrell had five sons and two son-in-laws serve between 1941 and 1952. Ancestors and descendants of John & Kizzie (Comer) Littrell have served in: Indiana Wars, The Revolution, the War of 1812, the Civil War (both sides), WWII, Korea, Vietnam, the Cold War, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and Iraq.

The son and son-in-laws of John & Kizzie:

World War II:

• JD Littrell: US Navy and US Army (Retired) JD would serve 28 months throughout the South Pacific(with the 63rd CBs) including at Guadalcanal in 1943. Following his Discharge from the US Navy (World War II) JD returned to the ‘bootheel’ area of Southeast Missouri until his enlistment in the US Army, September 10, 1947. JD was stationed with the 7th Tank Battalion, 3rd Armored Division as a Platoon Sergeant until being assigned to C Company of the 1st Battalion, 23rd Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division in Ft. Lewis (1950). The 23rd Regiment would soon ship-out for Korea aboard the USS General Freeman. JD received three Purple Hearts and the Combat Infantry Badge in Korea. A career soldier, JD served in two conflicts, World War II and Korea; two branches, Navy and Army; and had two sons serve in the Army, Troy and Glenn. JD was the first of John & Kizzie's to enlist and the family's first career soldier. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2013/05/jd-littrell-us-navy.html
• Redford ‘Red’ Littrell: US Army Red reported for service October 14, 1942, just one month after his younger brother, JD, had enlisted in the Navy. Red reported to Camp White, Oregon and served throughout the war with the 91st Recon Troop, 91st Infantry Division. He was discharged at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri on October 22, 1945. Redford received the Bronze Star and Combat Infantry Badge for action in Italy. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2013/05/redford-red-littrell-us-army.html
• Oliver James 'OJ' Littrell: US Army OJ was a Sergeant in the Medical Corps during World War II. He served in the South Pacific from August of 1945 to October of 1946 as a medic. OJ's son, Chief Master Sergeant Wallace (Wally) Littrell was a career soldier in the Air Force. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2014/11/oliver-james-littrell-us-army.html 
• Lindsay “Bordie” Thurman: US Army During WWII Bordie was a Corporal in the Army Air Corp. Bordie's great-great-granddaughter, Angela Cross Pfaff, US Air Force retired, is the families first female service-person. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2015/11/lindsay-bordie-thurman-us-army.html 
• Jesse Lee Davis: US Navy A son-in-law of John & Kizzie, Jessie was the husband of Letha Mae Littrell Davis. Jesse served on throughout the South Pacific during WWII. Jessie's son and great-grandson also served in the Navy, making them the only three generation service family. Billie Lee Davis (Cold War) and Blain Davis (Persian Gulf). http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2015/11/jesse-lee-davis-us-navy.html

Korea:

• Albert Rubin Littrell: US Army Rubin was a Sergeant in the Army with plans to make it a career. During the Korean War he was wounded in the knee by a sniper, earning him the Combat Infantry Badge and a Purple Heart, but ending his Army career. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2014/11/albert-rubin-littrell-us-army.html 
• Leslie ‘Les’ Littrell: US Army Between WWII and Korea  Les would enlist at age 19 [in June of 1947]. He would be stationed at Ft. Lewis, Washington with "A" Co., 9th Infantry "Manchu" Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division (2ID). "A" Co would be deployed to Alaska and stationed at Ladd Air Force Base, near Fairbanks, and would remain there for 6 months before returning to Ft. Lewis. As a tank crew member he also was qualified as a Light Mortar Crewman. Les's son, John 'JL' Littrell would also serve aboard the US Kitty Hawk in the Gulf of Tonkin during the Vietnam War. http://littrellluttrell.blogspot.com/2013/05/leslie-les-littrell-us-army.html

Besides the 7 sons and son-in-laws of John and Kizzie, 7 grandchildren[bold type] of John and Kizzie mentioned above were also recognized with a brick at this years dedication. All together over 35 descendants of John and Kizzie [Comer] Littrell have served in the military over the last 72 years, covering 5 generations. From 1942 to 2014 there has always been a descendant of John & Kizzie in the military.
For more on the military history of the Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri go to:
http://www.communitywalk.com/military_roll_call/map/1620750

The family of Kizzie Zore Comer and John Daniel Littrell

......... When Uncle Jim and Grandpa John returned to Tennessee after checking out Missouri, John didn't return with Uncle Jim and his family to Missouri until a few years later. John ran a store in Tennessee, but because he tended to extend too much credit - he eventually lost the store and decided to take his family and join Uncle Jim in Missouri.
So in January 1932, John and Kizzie loaded the family into the back of Lee Flemmings flatbed truck ( Flemming made a living hauling families to Missouri ). The truck had only a partial tarp on it - so wrapped in quilts and toting "chicken in a lard can" they headed for Missouri. They worked for Bob Grear, sharecropping at LaForge [1935] for a while, and then moved into a two room shack on Uncle Jim's place. After that they lived on Joe Thomason's place and then Anniston [1940], and then East Prairie on property they purchased from Kizzie's brother Leslie Crutcher[LA] Comer who lived next door. John and Kizzie lived the remainder of their lives in East Prairie.

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Military Role Call: Remember Our Veterans VIDEO:

11-11-13 (UPDATED)

Littrell Family Veterans

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The Boys of Anniston, MO.
The Armistice of 1918

About some in the Video

Who Was: Col. John Luttrell?

Frontiersmen, Soldier, Businessman.  John Luttrell was one of seven partners that formed the Henderson Company, aka The Transylvania Company, with Col. Richard Henderson.  Prior to the Revolutionary War Col. Henderson and Luttrell, at the Treaty of Watauga purchased most of Kentucky from the native Americans of the area.  Upon completion of the treaty they set out to join their employee Daniel Boone who had set out days before to blaze the trail [Wilderness Trail] into Kentucky.  Richardson, Luttrell and their party joined Daniel Boone at the founding of Ft. Boonesborough days later.  At the beginning of the Revolutionary War John Luttrell returned to his home in North Carolina and was commissioned Colonel in his colonies militia.  He served throughout the war until he was killed at the Battle of Lindleys Mill in an action against the rear guard of a 'Tory' unit who had kidnapped the governor of North Carolina.  Col. Luttrell had no children when he died leaving no descendants as attested to by lawsuits involving his widow and half brothers [including Thomas who was also at the founding of Ft. Boonseborough].

• John Luttrell is the 2nd cousin twice removed from our ancestor Timmons Literal.  To determine your relationship to John Luttrell count the generations from Timmons to you, add two to it and you would be second cousin # removed.  For instance there is Timmons, his son John(1), my father JD(2) and then me(3).  So I'm second cousin five times removed.     for more on the Battle of Lindleys Mill

Who Was:  Robert Luttrell?

Robert was the great grandfather of Timmons Seburn Literal.  According to Virginia records he served 2 months and 10 as a private in Capt. Ball's company of the Fauquier County Militia in the fall of 1881.

Rodham Literal?

According to Lincoln County, Kentucky Records the grandfather of Timmons Seburn Literal served as Captain in the 'Cornstalk Militia'  during the summer of 1800.

Eli Franklin Literal:

Eli Literal served in the 9th Tennessee Cavalry during the Civil War.  The father of Timmons Literal it is believed that he died at Tunnel Hill, Georgia and was buried in a mass grave there.

Who Was: John Pittman?

John Pittman, of Greenwood, Ms. appears in the video in a picture with his friend JD Littrell, they served together during the Korean War.  On 11-26 1950 in fighting near Kujangdong ( Kunu Ri ) JD was wounded by grenade fragments for which he would receive his third Purple Heart. The account of that event is best illustrated in the words of the citation (Congressional Medal of Honor) that acknowledged the heroism of John Pittman who saved the lives of JD and others that night:

“Sgt. Pittman, …volunteered to lead his squad in a counterattack to regain commanding terrain lost in an earlier engagement. Moving aggressively forward in the face of intense artillery, mortar, and small-arms fire he was wounded by mortar fragments. Disregarding his wounds he continued to lead and direct his men in a bold advance against the hostile standpoint. During this daring action, an enemy grenade was thrown in the midst of his squad endangering the lives of his comrades. Without hesitation, Sgt. Pittman threw himself on the grenade and absorbed its burst with his body. When a medical aid man reached him, his first request was to be informed as to how many of his men were hurt. This intrepid and selfless act saved several of his men from death or serious injury and was an inspiration to the entire command. Sgt. Pittman's extraordinary heroism reflects the highest credit upon himself and is in keeping with the esteemed traditions of the military service.”

The added significance of John Pittman's heroism and a testament to the fighting in Korea was the fact that after almost a year of fighting John Pittman was the first Medal Of Honor winner in Korea to live to receive his medal.

Who Was: Zachariah Belew?

Zachariah was the great great grandfather of Kizzie Zore Comer who married John Daniel Littrell, son of Timmons Literal.  He served in the South Carolina Militia as part of Col. Brandon's Regiment during the Revolutionary War.

Who Was: Harbert H. Ezell?

Harbert Ezell, unlike most of his family and neighbors from Lawrence County, Tennessee served in the Union Army during the civil War.  He is the grandfather of Kizzie Zore Comer who married John Daniel Littrell and Donie Ezell who married John's brother James Carroll Littrell.   

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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Redford ‘Red’ Littrell: US Army

Red was a son of John & Kizzie Littrell.

Red reported for service October 14, 1942, just one month after his younger brother, JD, had enlisted in the Navy. Red reported to Camp White, Oregon and served throughout the war with the 91st Recon Troop, 91st Infantry Division. He was discharged at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri on October 22, 1945.
Red was assigned to the 91st Reconnaissance (Recon) Troop, 91st Infantry Division As we try to follow the probable movements of Red, as well as engagements with the enemy, we will by necessity follow the movements and engagements of the 91st Infantry Division.
Recon was constructed for fast, mobile operations, fanning out ahead of the Armored and Infantry divisions. Its somewhat light makeup proved less useful when, as was often the case for reconnaissance units, it found itself called upon to plug gaps in the line or hold terrain that would test an infantry battalion.
While it boasted

During the 271 days of Combat the 91st Division suffered 1,576 Killed in Action, and 7,169 wounded.

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“The 91st Division was a single, coordinated fighting unit. It was the Division which captured Monticelli and Mount Calvi, and fought bitterly for Hills 840 and 844. It was the Division that advanced through rain and fog over steep and rocky terrain along the ridge line of the Apennines Mountains to the Santerno River. It was the whole Division which refused to be a holding force, but swept northward along Highway 65 and captured Futa Pass. Great credit is due to the mule pack groups who went where motors could not go; to the 791st Ordnance Company, the 91st Quartermaster Company, the 91st Signal Company, the 91st Reconnaissance Troop, who never faltered and refused to conceive of failure. Each man in the Division had acted as if he had “wanted to win the war all by himself,” and the tales of heroism and gallantry are legion. In twelve days it had reduced to nothing a year's work of thousands of impressed laborers and had decimated the best troops Hitler could put into the line against it.”

1944 "BOYS IN THE SERVICE" "Narrow Escape for Anniston Man" "With the 5th Army, Italy--Pvt. Redford Littrell of Anniston, Mo., escaped injury recently when German shells riddled the oil pan on the jeep he was using to deliver rations on the Fifth Army front in northern Italy. A member of the 91st Division's Reconnaissance Troop, Littrell had been traveling at night over a road under enemy observation to get supplies to observation post of his unit. Each night, a Jerry mortar would throw in shells. If the rations were brought up at 7 o'clock one night, the Krauts would shell the road at that hour the next night. Littrell varied his schedule, each night the Germans shelling the road at the hour he had passed the previous night. After several nights, however, the mortar shells landed nearby as Littrell was unloading his jeep. He hit the ground as shell fragments cut the air. When the shelling ceased, he discovered the shrapnel had riddled the oil pan of the vehicle."**

**Article [newspaper clipping] was contributed
by Janet Littrell~Silman, Red's daughter:

Red was a member of the 91st Division's Reconnaissance Troop, 91st Infantry Division in Italy during World War II.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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MRC Generations: Jesse, Billy & Blaine Davis–Father, Son, & Great-Grandson

Jesse Davis, Billy Davis & Letha Mae Littrell Davis   Blaine is the son of Wayne Lee Davis and grandson of Billy & Alberta Davis and great grandson of Jesse & Letha Mae (Littrell) Davis and great-great-grandson of John & Kizzie. Jesse and Bill also served in the US Navy.	Bill Davis	Blaine Scott Davis While there have been several 2 generations of service combinations: Renny & Zachariah Belew (father-son)* Rodhom & Eli Literal (father-son) Robert, Rodhom & Eli Literal (father-son-grandson)  & Jesse, Bill, and Blaine served in three different conflicts.

*Renny Belew actually served at the same time as three of his son’s did. In the same unit during the American Revolution.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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MRC GENERATIONS: Les & John “JL” Littrell–Father & Son.

Generations…
…a tribute to Father – Son service in the Military, but as information was compiled we discovered not just father and sons but also grandfather and grandsons, husband and wives and great-grandfathers and great-granddaughters. As a result of these discoveries we changed the name to “Generation” and present to you examples of continued multi-generational service.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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JD Littrell: The Pusan Perimeter

There are two notable inaccuracies in JD’s story:

1. The first is that there were about 50 survivors from C company. By the time JD wrote the letter the stragglers from C Company were joining with “F” Company and formed a defensive position further back along the same road to Changnyong at Ponch’o-ri. Even with the freeing of the POWs at Namwon the total number of survivors of Company C would not reach 50.
2. The second was “…what was left of our company run off and left us four.” It may have seemed like they were abandoned, but in actuality the forward platoons and the Company Command Post were experiencing the same ‘human wave’ assault that quickly depleted and isolated the pockets of men who survived.
   The 8th Army held the Pusan Perimeter until MacArthur could execute the invasion of Inchon by the XX Corps on the opposite side of the Korean peninsula. In conjunction with this action, the under supplied 8th Army proceeded to ‘breakout’ of the Pusan Perimeter at high cost about September 15.

By September 22, the 23rd Regiment had crossed the Naktong River and established a perimeter along Hills 207, 227 and Hill 308. On September 22, JD received the wounds (in the head (from a bullet that creased his helmet) and shoulder (from shrapnel)) that would earn him the first of three Purple Hearts.

source: The East Prairie Eagle: East Prairie, Missouri. “The Armed Forces Roll Call”, September 29, 1950 courtesy of Bertha Littrell~Thurman.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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JD Littrell: US Navy and US Army (Retired)

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(JD (AKA Junior Dolan) was a son of John & Kizzie (Comer) Littrell)

63rd CBs at Guadalcanal, 1943. JD would serve 28 months in the South Pacific.
   He was discharged from the Navy in 1945. Later he would enlist in the Army.
Following his Discharge from the US Navy (World War II) JD returned to the ‘bootheel’ area of Southeast Missouri until his enlistment in the US Army, September 10, 1947. JD was stationed with the 7th Tank Battalion, 3rd Armored Division as a Platoon Sergeant until being assigned to C Company of the 1st Battalion, 23rd Regiment, 2nd Infantry Division in Ft. Lewis (1950). The 23rd Regiment would soon ship-out for Korea aboard the USS General Freeman.

The picture was provided by the Theresa [daughter of Nell Horn-Virgin [a niece of Jean’s]] 

Don’t know who the guy in front of Dad is, the note on the back just said:

  "on the France and Germany border lots of love to you and the boys your daddy".

The boys being Troy and I, Rick would be born in France.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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MRC GENERATIONS:Gary & Garrett Littrell

Gary and Garrett are grandson & great-grandson of John & Kizzie.

Gary's service would take him to Germany and Garrett's would take him to Guatemala and Kuwait.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video
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Military Role Call: Uncle Red in Italy

   Its a safe bet that this picture is not state-side. The only thing that could get four GI’s so interested in milking a cow would be a long-term shortage of milk.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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John L. ‘JL’ Littrell: US Navy

JL is a grandson of John & Kizzie.

JL enlisted July 16, 1971. After completing the Navy's boiler technician school he joined the crew of the USS Kitty Hawk Aircraft Carrier (CV-63, formerly CVA-63,) in San Diego for deployment in the waters off of South Vietnam, Southeast Asia in  1972.
 

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You can follow the Vietnam War travels of JL & the Kitty Hawk for 21,353 miles from 1972-1975. Just go to Military Role Call Map and follow the ships course and mission.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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MRC GENERATIONS: Bordie Thurman, Angela Cross & Joel Pfaff -- First Husband & Wife

Generations……a tribute to Father – Son service in the Military, but as information was compiled we discovered not just father and sons but also grandfather and grandsons, husband and wives and great-grandfathers and great-granddaughters. As a result of these discoveries we changed the name to “Generation” and present to you examples of continued multi-generational service.

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Pictures (especially in uniform), dd214, letters, duty stations, training, stories, post cards, accommodations & awards, dates of service, etc., What you can when you can, don’t hesitate.

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here)
also:  Littrell Family Veterans Video

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Albert Rubin Littrell: US Army

Rubin is a son of John & Kizzie.

Rubin was a Sergeant in the Army during the Korean War. He was wounded in the knee by a sniper. Ending his Army career.

We need more information on this individual. Please send us any information so that we can update entries for this person on the website and the next edition of this book. Send to: gdl@glenns-world.com or: Glenn Littrell, PO BOX

  
Purple Heart
UN Korean Service Medal
Korean Service Medal
National Defense Service Medal

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The above information is from: Military Role Call: The Littrell Family of Mississippi County, Missouri, The Littrell Family Journals Volume IV. (click here) .

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2017 Veterans Day DISCOUNTS!!!

Tips Before Heading Out

• Review the official site information and rules before heading out.  Many websites are listing previous years promotions that are no longer valid. 
• Be sure to bring proof of military service, uniform photo or be in uniform.  Proof of military service varies by company.  See the list of states now offering a Veterans designation on a driver’s license.
• Pay attention to the dates on the Veterans Day offer as some offers are for days to other than Veterans Day or extended over several days.
• Most of the restaurant free meals are for dine in only.
• Verify that you’re eligible for the offer.
• You should tip your server.  They’re working hard to serve you and depend on the income. We recommend tipping on the actual cost of the meal.
• Many of these promotions include small print that says participating locations only.  Unfortunately individual franchisees may choose not to participate.  Fortunately, some franchisee’s participate even if the corporate company does not.
• Call ahead if you’re unsure about anything.
• Thank you for your service!

Keep an eye out for other offers (do a GOOGLE search). I find what I can, but I’m sure I miss many. Some places don’t announce until the last minute and I can’t find local offers for the various locations of those who follow this site.

NOTE: Some offer’s are for a day, some for days, and some for the month or more. Some occur before Veterans Day, some on Veterans day, and some after Veterans Day. The list groups them  beginning with November 10th and ends with the listings for November and after. Any offers that start before November 10th are not listed unless they continue past Veterans Day. So scan the whole list. Its long!      GlennDL 2017

NOVEMBER 10

Denny’s All You Can Eat Pancakes
All active, inactive, and retired military personnel at all participating Denny’s restaurants nationwide will receive a free Build Your Own Grand Slam breakfast on Friday, Nov. 10, from 5 a.m. to noon. Diners must show ID to receive this offer.

IHOP
All active duty and retired Veterans are invited to come in and enjoy Free Red, White, & Blue Pancakes Friday, November 10.

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill
Dine with a veteran or active duty service member on Friday and their lunch or dinner is free (free entree equal to or less than your purchase).

Friday AND Saturday November 10-11, 2017

Aspen Creek Grill
Free meal for Active Duty Military and Veterans on Nov. 10th & 11th from 11am-3pm both days. Offer Valid at all Aspen Creek Grill Locations.

BJ’s Restaurant
All veterans and active military can enjoy a complimentary entree under $12.95 on Friday and Saturday November 10-11/2017. Guests over age 21 will can also receive an alcoholic beverage for $6. Please present your military ID to receive this offer.

Bricktown Brewery
Active and retired military can receive a free Bricktown Burger or Chicken Sandwich with Spicy Mayo (with valid ID) on Friday and Saturday.

Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurants
Participating locations will offer active and retired military a complimentary free entrée from a Veterans Day menu, on November 10th and 11th, 2017.

Friday/Saturday/Sunday November 10, 11, 12, 2017

Fazoli’s
November 10^th through Sunday, November 12^th all active, inactive and retired military personnel receive a free spaghetti with marinara or meat sauce.

Spaghetti Warehouse Buy 1 Get 1 Free Meal
Receive a special “buy one entree, get one free” coupon offer and they are encouraging its guests to “invite a veteran to lunch or dinner.” Coupon can be redeemed from Friday, November 10 through Sunday, November 12. The coupon will be available on the Spaghetti Warehouse website on Nov. 3rd, and can be printed or presented by mobile phone.

Veterans Day 2017 discounts

Gift and Hobby Show (Indianapolis, IN)
http://christmasgiftandhobbyshow.com/show-features
Sat. November 11th is Veterans Day! All veterans and active duty military get FREE admission and free parking with ID!

Indiana State Parks
http://www.in.gov/activecalendar_dnr/EventList.aspx?view=EventDetails&eventidn=16499&information_id=37656&type=&syndicate=syndicate 
All veterans and active-duty military personnel, and everyone in their vehicle, will be admitted free to DNR state parks, reservoir properties and state forests on Veterans Day, Saturday, Nov. 11.

Tractor Supply Co.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/
This Veterans Day, customers with a valid military ID or proof of service will receive 15 percent off their entire purchase at Tractor Supply.

Target
https://corporate.target.com
Target is proud to offer a Veterans Day military discount from Nov. 7-11, 2017. All active duty military, veterans and their spouse and/or dependent children are eligible to receive a 10 percent discount on purchases in store and on Target.com (some exclusions apply; discount via single-use coupon).

54th Street Grill & Bar
Honor your veteran and bring them into any Five-Four for a free meal. Up to $12.00, proof of service required.

Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza
A complimentary small order of meatballs with ricotta cheese is offered to active or former United States Armed Forces personnel, on Veterans Day Saturday, Nov. 11. Free meatballs are available for Dine-In and Take Out.

Applebee’s
Veterans and Active Duty Military can select a free meal from a limited menu on Veteran’s Day. Provide proof of service required.

Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar
This Veterans Day, Saturday November 11, 2017 get a free soft, buffalo or crab pretzel.

Back Yard Burgers
Military veterans with valid ID, and active duty service members in uniform, can enjoy a free ‘Classic Burger’ on Veterans Day 2017.

Baker’s Square Free Breakfast
Veterans and active duty get a complimentary breakfast on Veterans Day at participating locations. Choose between Buttermilk Pancakes, three slices of French Toast or a Belgian Waffle.

Bandana’s Bar-B-Q
Veterans and active duty eat free on Saturday, 11/11/17 (up to a $10 value).

Bar Louie
Vets and active military receive a free flatbread or burger on Saturday, November 11^th.

Billy Sims Barbecue
This year on Saturday, November 11, veterans and active military men and women receive a free Veterans Day meal and special collectors cup.

Black Angus Steakhouse
11/11/17 from open to 3 pm, participating restaurants will offer veterans and active military professionals a special $9.99 Certified Angus Beef® Top Sirloin Steak, mashed potatoes, broccoli and a beverage.

Bob Evans
Bob Evans Restaurants are offering free select menu items to Veterans and Active Duty Military on Veterans Day, Sat., Nov. 11.

Bonanza Steakhouse
On Veterans Day, all former and current military service men and women enjoy a free buffet (beverage not included), at all participating Bonanza Steakhouses. Contact your local Bonanza for more details.

Boston Market
BOGO, buy 1 get 1 free individual meal and drink with Coupon on Veterans Day.

Bruegger’s Bagels
U.S. Military Veterans and active military members who show ID and proof of service can receive a Free Small Drip Coffee. No purchase necessary.

Buffalo Wild Wings Free Wings
All day long on Saturday, November 11, veterans and active duty military who dine-in at their local B-Dubs can receive a free one small order of traditional or boneless wings and a side of fries. At participating U.S. locations only.

Burntwood Tavern
Burntwood Tavern invites vets and active duty military on Veteran’s Day Saturday, November 11, 2017 to stop in and receive a free lunch or dinner.

Calhoun’s
Enjoy a free meal from a special menu on Veterans Day. Proof of Service required.

California Pizza Kitchen
On Veterans Day, all veterans or active duty military personnel will be able to select a free entree from a special Veterans Day menu including pizza, salads and pasta. Please come in uniform or bring your military ID or other proof of service.

Cantina Laredo
Veterans and active duty military can receive a complimentary meal on Veterans Day.

Cattlemens Steakhouse
On Veterans Day, Nov. 11th, Cattlemens Steakhouse is inviting all active, inactive, and retired military personal to enjoy a complimentary 8 oz. Sirloin Steak dinner.

Chevys Fresh Mex
On Veterans Day from 11am to 10pm, Chevys Fresh Mex will offer a complimentary Fresh Mex 3-Item combo to all active and veteran military personnel.

Chuck E. Cheese
To thank service members past and present, on Veteran’s Day on Nov. 11, Chuck E. Cheese’s will be offering one free personal pizza to all active and retired military members at participating stores nationwide. Promo code #5500.

Cicis Pizza
Free pizza buffet if you show a valid Military ID.

Circle K
November 11, 2017, participating Circle K convenience stores will offer a free Polar Pop to military Veterans.

City Barbeque
All day on Saturday, November 11, veterans and military men & women get a free sandwich, two sides and a regular beverage, applicable on either dine-in or carryout orders.

Cotton Patch Cafe
Veterans and active duty may enjoy a free Chicken Fried Steak or Chicken Fried Chicken on Veteran’s Day, Nov. 11, 2017.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store
Veterans receive a complimentary Double Chocolate Fudge Coca-Cola® Cake dessert to veterans and an opportunity for guests to make purchases that support Operation Homefront.  Veterans Day only.

CraftWorks Restaurants
In honor of Veterans Day, participating locations will offer a free entrée at any Rock Bottom and Gordon Biersch location in the U.S. CraftWorks, operates the Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurants, Rock Bottom Restaurants & Breweries, Old Chicago Pizza & Taproom and ChopHouse & Brewery, as well as other regional restaurant brands including Big River Grille, Bluewater Grille, A1A Ale Works, Ragtime Tavern Seafood & Grill and Seven Bridge Grille & Brewery.

Dunkin’ Donuts
On November 11, Veterans and active duty military can enjoy a free donut at Dunkin’ Donuts restaurants nationwide, no purchase necessary.

El Chico Cafe
Veterans and active military eat free on Veterans Day (Limit $15).

ESquared Hospitality Restaurants – BLTs (All nationwide), Casa Nonna, Tavern62 by David Burke, The Florentine, and The Wayfarer, and Horchata
Saturday, November 11th, veterans with valid proof of military ID. 50% off parties of 2 or less, 25% off parties of 3 or more. Enjoy 35% off regardless of party size at BLT Market and BLT Steak Waikiki.

Famous Dave’s
On Nov. 11, in honor of Veteran’s Day all former and current military personnel will receive a free two meat Combo.

FATZ Cafe
On Saturday, November 11, 9am-3pm, all Veterans and Active Military members are invited
to enjoy one of three free entrees.

Friendly’s Free Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner
Friendly’s is treating veterans and active military, with a valid military ID or honorable discharge card, to a free dine-in breakfast, lunch or dinner from select menus on Veteran’s Day 11-11-2017.

Gatti’s Pizza
Veterans and active military members with ID will receive a free buffet, or a free medium 1-topping pizza for carryout.

Glory Days Grill
Free appetizer or a regular order of boneless or grilled boneless wings for veterans on Nov. 11.

Gold Star Chili
Enjoy a free 3-way and drink on Veterans Day. For all who served.

Granite City Food & Brewery
Veterans and active military can stop in for a complimentary lunch on Veterans Day from 11am – 3pm.

Green Mill Restaurant and Bar
Veterans and Active Duty Military will receive a free lunch or dinner dine-in meal at participating locations on Veterans Day. Must show proof of service, and beverages and gratuity are not included in free meal.

The Green Turtle
Veterans and Active Duty military enjoy a free meal on Veterans Day. Offer valid for any item up to $12 or $12 on a more expensive item.

Hamburger Stand
All Veterans and active duty military receive a free hamburger, regular fries and a small Pepsi. 11.11.17.

Hickory Tavern
50% off of a special Veterans Day menu for  Veterans and Active Duty Military on Veterans day 11/11/17.

Houlihan’s
Receive a free entree from a select menu on Veteran’s Day 11/11 with proof of veteran status or active service in the military.

Huddle House
Free order of Sweet Cakes to all active military members and veterans with proper I.D. on Veterans Day (Saturday, November 11).

Hy-Vee Free Breakfast
Hy-Vee is providing a free breakfast buffet for veterans during regular breakfast hours on Veterans Day.

IKEA Free Entree
Veterans can enjoy a free entree at IKEA on 11/11/17. Please show some form of military ID.

K&W Cafeteria
Free meal that includes choice of entrée, two vegetables, bread and beverage, with the presentation of your military ID on Veterans Day. Offer valid from 11a.m. to closing.

Krispy Kreme Free Doughnut & Coffee
On Veterans Day, a free doughnut and small coffee will be given to anyone who identifies themselves as a veteran or active military personnel (no ID required).

Krystal
On Veterans Day, all active and retired military can receive a complimentary sausage biscuit during breakfast hours (6am – 11am).

Lamar’s Donuts
Free donut and a 12oz coffee for all veterans and active military on Veterans Day.

Logan’s Roadhouse
This Veterans Day, veterans and active duty drop on in for an American Roadhouse Meal on the house. Not valid in CA, NC, SC or Augusta, GA, locations. Veterans year round receive a 10% discount to guests who present a military or veterans’ ID.

Little Caesars Pizza
On Saturday, November 11, from 11am to 2pm, veterans and active military members can receive a free $5 HOT-N-READY® Lunch Combo.

Lucille’s Smokehouse Bar-B-Que
On Veterans Day, active and former military can enjoy a complimentary dessert, and a 20% discount with proof of service. Veterans receive 20% off the entire month of November for ‘Military Family Month.’

Macaroni Grill
Free Mom’s Ricotta Meatballs & Spaghetti entrée this Veteran’s Day, Saturday, November 11th to all veterans and active military.

Main Event Bowling
Veterans and active duty military members can enjoy a free entrée plus a $10 FUN card from open to 5 pm on Saturday, November 11th. Offer also includes free shoe rental for veteran and four guests.

Margaritas Mexican Restaurant
Margaritas is offering complimentary entrees to all veterans and active members of the military, as well as their significant others this Veterans Day.

Max & Erma’s Free Cheeseburger Combo Meal with Dessert
On Veterans Day, participating Max & Erma’s locations are celebrating veterans and active military personnel with a free cheeseburger, endless fries and a fountain drink.

Menchie’s Free Frozen Yogurt
On Veterans Day, all Veterans and military personnel with a military ID or dressed in uniform will receive a free six ounce frozen yogurt any time of day on Veterans Day 11.11.  Show a valid ID or be in uniform to receive.

Mimi’s Cafe
U.S. Veterans or active duty military personnel can select food items from a special menu on Veteran’s Day 2017 for free. Drink purchase is required. Please show proof of military service.

Mission BBQ
Veterans and active duty will receive a free sandwich and slice of cake (while supplies lasts) on Veterans Day, 11/11/17.

Native Grill & Wings
On November 11th, Veterans will receive one free menu item (up to $11.99 in value).

Ninety Nine Restaurant & Pub
On 11/11 from 11am – 4pm,  Veterans and active military can receive a free lunch from our 9 Real Size Entrées for $9.99 Menu with the purchase of any entrée.

O’Charley’s
O’Charley’s will honor our military on Veterans Day by offering veterans and active duty service members a free $9.99er entree at any location on November 11th. Additionally, O’Charley’s offers a 10 percent military discount all year long.

Olive Garden Free Meal
On Veterans Day, Olive Garden restaurants will offer a free entrée from a special menu to active-duty military and veterans. The special menu features six of Olive Garden’s most popular items. Entrées are served with unlimited soup, salad and garlic bread sticks.

On The Border Free Entree
This Veterans Day, all veterans and active duty military will receive a free combo meal at OTB’s. The meal is from the”Create Your Own Combo menu,” which is a “choose 2” or “choose 3” menu.

Outback Steakhouse Free Bloomin’ Onion® and a beverage
All active, retired military and veterans get a free Bloomin’ Onion® and a beverage on Veterans Day. Must have valid identification. Additionally, November 12 through November 16, military members will receive 20% off their check and, beginning November 17, Military, Fire and Police heroes will receive 10% off their check.

Petro Stopping Centers
All active duty military, veterans and reservists with proof of service can enjoy a complimentary meal from a select menu that includes a beverage on Veterans Day, Sat., Nov. 11, 2017, at any participating Country Pride or Iron Skillet restaurant nationwide.

Ponderosa Steakhouses
From 4pm-close on Veterans Day, all former and current military service men and women enjoy a free buffet (beverage not included) from participating Ponderosa locations. Contact your local Ponderosa for more details.

Price Chopper Supermarkets
Active Duty & Veterans enjoy a free coffee & donut Saturday, November 11 • 7am–7pm.

Primanti Bros.
Veterans and active duty military get a free classic sandwich any time, all day.

Quaker Steak & Lube
On Saturday, November 11, veterans and those currently serving in the armed forces can receive a complimentary or discounted meal of their choice. Show proof of service to your server to receive this offer.

Recovery Sports Grill
All veterans and active duty military are invited to enjoy a free meal on Veterans Day, Saturday, 11/11.

Red Hot & Blue Restaurants
On Veterans Day Active Duty, Retirees and Reservists receive a free entrée with the purchase of a second entrée of equal or greater value (up to$10). Proof of military service required. Dine-in only. Print and present the coupon before ordering.

Red Lobster
To thank Veterans, active duty military and reservists, Red Lobster will offer a free appetizer or dessert from their select Veterans Day menu. To receive offer, show a valid military ID on Saturday, November 11th.

Red Robin
All Veterans and Active Duty Military get a free dine-in Red’s Tavern Double Burger and Bottomless Steak Fries on Veterans Day 11/11.

Rib Crib
Veterans and active military service members can choose a free meal from RibCrib’s Menu of Honor that includes a choice of two meats and two sides, including their slow-smoked meats and award-winning St. Louis spare ribs.

Rock & Brews
Rock & Brews is offering all active duty military, veterans, and first responders a complimentary meal on Veteran’s Day at any Rock & Brews location nationwide.

Rock Bottom Restaurants & Breweries
Participating locations will offer a free entrée on Veterans Day, November 11th, to active and retired military service members. Vets can select from any entrée on the menu including Rock Bottom Signature Items.

Ruby’s Diner
Saturday, November 11, 2017, all veterans and active duty members of the military are invited to enjoy a Ruby’s adult entrée on the house.

Ruby Tuesday
This Veterans Day, all former and active duty service members of the military can enjoy a free appetizer.

Sagebrush Steakhouse
All veteran and active duty personnel receive a complimentary meal from a select menu on Saturday, Nov. 11th. Offer valid from 11am-11pm.

Shari’s Café
Free pancake breakfast for all current and former military on Veterans Day, November 11th.

Shoney’s Offers Free All You Care to Eat Breakfast
Shoney’s says ‘Thank You’ to America’s heroes by offering a free All You Care To Eat breakfast,  to all Veterans and Active Duty Military members on Veterans Day from 6am – 11 am.

Sizzler Free Lunch
Sizzler is proud to honor and celebrate United States veterans and active-duty military personnel with a free lunch and beverage before 4 p.m. on Veterans Day, Saturday, November 11, 2017.

Starbucks
On Veterans Day, active duty service members, reservists, veterans and military spouses are invited to enjoy a free Tall Brewed Coffee. In addition, now through November 11, for every Veterans Day Starbucks Card or eGift purchased, Starbucks will contribute $5 to help support programs assisting service members, military spouses and veterans.

Sticky Fingers Ribhouse
On Saturday, November 11, enjoy a free pulled pork sandwich with baked beans & cole slaw during lunch.

TA Stopping Centers
All active duty military, veterans and reservists with proof of service can enjoy a complimentary meal from a select menu that includes a beverage on Veterans Day, Sat., Nov. 11, 2017, at any participating Country Pride or Iron Skillet restaurant nationwide.

Tap House Grill
On Veterans Day, all active, inactive and retired military personnel can get a complimentary meal (dine in only).

Texas de Brazil
50% off for up to 2 veterans and 20% off for up to 6 additional guests at the table during dinner this Veterans Day.

Texas Roadhouse
On Saturday November 11th, select from a free special veterans lunch menu including a beverage and sides.

Texas Steakhouse & Saloon
All veteran and active duty military personnel receive a complimentary meal from a select menu on Sat., November 11th.

TGI Fridays Free Lunch
Guests who show valid military ID can enjoy a free lunch menu item up to $12. This offer is valid on Saturday, November 11th, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time.

Tijuana Flats
A free entree is offered to military veterans and active duty on Saturday, 11-11-17.

Village Inn Free Breakfast
All who have served get a free Inn-Credible V.I.B. breakfast on Veterans Day.

White Castle
Military veterans and active duty military who show proof of service can visit a participating White Castle location on Nov 11th, and receive a free breakfast combo or castle combo meal #1-6.

Wienerschnitzel
On Veterans Day, 11/11, Wienerschnitzel offers a free Chili Dog with a small fry and a small pepsi to Veterans and Active Duty Servicemembers. Bring your military ID or dress in a uniform.

Wild Wing Cafe
Military veterans, retirees, and active duty are offered a complimentary meal. Veteran may choose from any Awesome Salad, Wild Wrap, Beefy Burger or Chicken Sandwich. Please show proof of military service. Valid all day on 11.11 at participating locations.

World of Beer
On November 11th, all veterans and current servicemen and servicewomen may enjoy a free select draught beer (where legal) or $5 off their check.

Yard House
Veterans and active duty military will receive a complimentary appetizer on November 11 with valid military ID. Offer is valid for dine in only.

Sunday, November 12, 2017

Centraarchy Restaurants
On Sunday, November 12 CentraArchy Restaurants are showing their gratitude by honoring veterans and active duty military service members with a free entrée. Includes California Dreaming, New York Prime, Chophouse ’47, The Tavern at Phipps, Carolina Roadhouse, Joey D’s Oak Room, Burro Loco, Gulfstream Cafe, Chophouse New Orleans.

Monday, November 13, 2017

Claim Jumper
On Monday, November 13, veterans who show valid ID may receive a free entree from a special menu. This offer is valid for dine-in only, and will not be available at Golden Nugget Lake Charles and Golden Nugget Las Vegas locations.

Golden Corral
On Monday, November 13th, 2017 from 5 PM to 9 PM, Golden Corral offers a free sit-in “thank you” dinner for Military veterans, retirees, and active duty members.

Twin Peaks
In honor of Veteran’s Day, all Veterans. active duty military and reservists will eat for free from a select menu on Military Monday, November 13th.

Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Country Cookin
Active, reserve, and retired military personnel receive a free meal on Tuesday, November 14 from 2 PM – 8 PM.

November Discounts

Dell
​www.Dell.com/military
Nov. 5 – 16 – In honor of Veterans Day, Dell will offer the military community 15% off Dell and Alienware PCs.

Meineke
https://www.meineke.com/
Meineke thanks our military for their service! Oct. 14 - Nov. 24 up to 45% off Select Total Car Care Services.

Red Roof
Red Roof is offering any active duty or retired military members 40 percent off their room rate when they book on RedRoof.com between November 1 and November 22 with its Home for the Holidays Discount—and that discount is good for stays through the end of February 2018. The brand is also offering 1,000 free nights to military members and their families through the Military Ticket Program.

Sleep Number
https://www.sleepnumber.com/military
SAVE on selected Sleep Number® mattresses. Offer valid 10/29/17 through 11/19/17. Redeemable in store, via live chat, or by calling 1-888-411-2188. Offer valid to current and past military personnel.
Customers with a valid military identification card will receive 15% off in-store purchases* from Saturday, November 4 through Saturday, November 11.

Army and Air Force Exchange Services (AAFES)
www.shopmyexchange.com 
Exciting news! Beginning Veterans Day, November 11, 2017, online military exchange shopping privileges will be extended to all honorably discharged veterans of the military.

Other resources:

https://www.va.gov/opa/vetsday/vetday_faq.asp

https://www.vfw.org/community/flag-etiquette

https://www.gettysburgflag.com/origins-of-veterans-day

https://www.vetfriends.com/parades/directory.cfm?state=TN

https://www.va.gov/opa/vetsday/

http://www.operationwearehere.com/VeteransDayPromotions.html#top

https://militarybenefits.info/veterans-day-discounts-sales-deals-free-meals/#ixzz3qoZCvwwJ