Oregon's last known WWI combat veteran
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Duane E Huddleston
 April 2, 2018 Shared with Public group
The last known surviving combat veteran of WWI (naval militia) called Oregon his home. Furthermore, he lived to be nearly 109 years old.
PORTLAND, Ore. (Army News Service, March 9, 2007) - Retired Army Cpl. Howard V. Ramsey (Naval Militia), Oregon's last living World War I veteran and the last known U.S. combat veteran of WWI, died in his sleep Feb. 22 at an assisted living center in southeast Portland. He was honored in a memorial service attended by nearly 200 people at Lincoln Memorial Park exactly one month before reaching his 109th birthday.
Of the seven known WWI veterans still living, none were shipped overseas, making Ramsey the last known combat veteran of "The Great War." Ramsey inherited the title two weeks before his passing, when Massachusetts veteran Antonio Pierro passed away on Feb. 8.
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Brandon Kibbey
This picture is of a sailor not a soldier
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Chris Chudzik
Doesn't matter sailor, soldier, CD. God bless the Sheepdogs.RIP Sir.
Robin Rankin
What a great photo!
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