- John
Essebagger Jr. (October 29, 1928 –
April 25, 1951) was a
soldier in the
United States Army
during the
Korean War. He
posthumously received the Medal...
- four, both more than any
other muni****lity in the
United States) – John
Essebagger Jr., Paul
Ronald Lambers, Matt Urban, and
Gordon Douglas Yntema. Harry...
- 7th
Infantry Regiment:
Jerry K.
Crump (6 and 7
September 1951), John
Essebagger, Jr. (25
April 1951),
Charles L.
Gilliland (25
April 1951),
Clair Goodblood...
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discovered and destro****
covert enemy tunnel,
wiped out two
bunkers — John
Essebagger, Jr. † Army E-04Corporal Popsudong,
Korea April 25, 1951
Company A, 7th...
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recipient Rudolph B.
Davila (28 May 1944),
Medal of
Honor recipient John
Essebagger Jr. (25
April 1951)
Medal of
Honor recipient Charles L.
Gilliland (25...
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Warriors (1956–1957)
Coreontae DeBerry,
American basketball player John
Essebagger Jr. (d. 1951), U.S. Army Corporal,
Korean War;
Medal of
Honor William...
- (1963),
Alecia Rae
Masalkoski (1986), Che'vonne
Burton (2001),
Stacy Essebaggers (2002),
Ashlee Baracy (2009) Top 12:
Beverly Bennett (1944) Top 15: Jane...
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serving on-air
personality currently with WWTV/WWUP is
anchor Kevin Essebaggers, who
debuted as a
reporter in 2001
before moving up to an on-air anchor...
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player for the
Washington Nationals and Gold
Glove Awards winner.
Stacy Essebaggers-Shepherd, 2001 Miss Michigan, and Top-10
semifinalist at the Miss America...
