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Tuley Heroes
Afghanistan
& Iraq |
- Major General Colin P. Tuley
- He is the only living person listed on this page, besides me, because the above links to an official Army web page.
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Vietnam
War |
- There is no one named "Tuley" on
the Vietnam Memorial Wall.
- All that I know who served in
Vietnam returned safely home.
- Specialist
4 James Edward Tooley
- 580th Signal Company, 69th
Signal Battalion, 160th Signal Group, 1st Signal
Brigade. US Army Vietnam
- Killed 19 Dec 1966.
- PVT
Johnny Ray Tuley
- 1970 Served in Vietnam
- 1971 Died in a automobile
accident in Texas.
- SP4
Chester Allen Tuley
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Cold War |
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Korean
War |
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World
War II POW |
- Sergeant
John A. Tuley
- M Company, 31st Infantry
Regiment, Philippine Division.
- Captured
7 May 1942 in The Philippines.
- Left Manilla on July 1,
1944, on the Canadian Inventer II (a
captured transport ship) for the Omine Machi
Fukuoka #5 camp in Japan.
- Sergeant Tuley was liberated
on 25 Oct 1945 at the Fukuoka POW Camp #1 - Kashii
(Pine Tree Camp) Kyushu Island.
- Retired from the USAF as a
Senior Master Sergeant (E-8).
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World
War II KIA |
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World
War II MIA |
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World
War II China |
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World
War II US Navy |
- Lt
Commander Virgil Cecil Tuley
- Joined the Navy Mar 1932.
- Retired Mar 1957.
- Corporal Melvin Oscar Tuley
& Chester Tuley were his brothers.
- Lowell
Ray Tuley
- Joined the Navy 1943.
- Served in the 7th Fleet.
- His ship was part of the invasion fleet that
brought General Douglas MacArthur back to the
Philippines.
- Discharged 1946.
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World
War II Army |
- SSGT
William Thomas Tuley
- 87th Infantry Division.
- Awarded the French Legion of
Honor.
- He later wrote The
Tuley Family: Pioneer Settlers of LaPorte County,
which tells the story of the Tuley
family that moved to northern Indiana in
1834.
- Carl
Hilbert Tuley
- Enlisted at Ft Benjamin
Harrison 06 Oct 1941.
- Monta
Lee Tuley, Jr.
- In 1981, when I told my Uncle
Monta that I was going to be stationed 30 miles
north of Aachen, Germany, he told me that when he
entered Aachen after the Battle of the Bulge the
city was devastated. At his funeral, my cousins told
me that that was more than he told them about the
war.
- PVT
Murray Floyd TULEY
- BTRY C, 32nd Anti-Aircraft
Replacement Training Battalion Coast Artillary
Corps, Camp Wallace, Texas
- Corporal
Albert William TULEY
- Enlisted 25 Nov 1942 for the duration, plus 6
months.
- Buried in Section 1, Site 407,
Great Lakes National Cemetery, Holly Oakland County,
Michigan
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World
War II Army Air Forces |
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Post World
War I Action (Russian Revolution) |
- PFC
Homer Atwood Tuley
- Citation:
- The Distinguished
Service Cross is presented to Homer A. Tuley,
Private First Class, U.S. Army, for
extraordinary heroism while serving with 377th
Ambulance Company, 310th Sanitary Train, 339th
Infantry (Attached), 85th Division (Detachment
in North Russia), in action near
Bolshieozerke, Russia, April 2, 1919. Private
First Class Tuley went forward some 200 yards
in front of our lines into an area swept by
artillery and machine-gun fire to assist in
bringing a wounded man to a place of safety.
- * General Orders No. 19,
War Department, 1920
- Born: at Dallas, Texas
- Home Town: Detroit, Michigan
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World
War I |
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Civil
War Union Army |
- Private
James Monroe Tuley
- Co. H, 42nd Indiana
Volunteer Infantry.
- He was sent home with a
disability discharge in 1863.
- He was the father of William
R. Tuley and uncle of George W. Tuley below.
- Corporal
George W. Tuley
- Co. H, 42nd Indiana
Volunteer Infantry.
- He died on 14 Aug 1864 in
Andersonville Prison (POW Camp), Macon, Georgia.
- He was buried in
Andersonville Prison (POW Camp), Macon, Georgia
and is buried in the National Cemetery, grave
number 4733.
- Private
William R. Tuley
- Co. H, 42nd Indiana
Volunteer Infantry.
- He died on 22 Aug 1864 in
Andersonville Prison (POW Camp), Macon, Georgia
and is buried in the National Cemetery, grave
number 6509.
- George & William were
cousins.
- Private
William Henry Tuley
- Co. C, 68th Regiment,
Indiana Infantry Volunteers.
- He died on 26 Dec 1864 in
Military Hospital No. 1, Nashville.
- He was buried in Nashville
National Cemetery.
- Corporal
Albert William TULEY
- Co. C, 68th Regiment,
Indiana Infantry Volunteers.
- He died on 26 Dec 1864 in
Military Hospital No. 1, Nashville.
- He was buried in Nashville
National Cemetery.
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War
of 1812
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Revolutionary
War
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- Captain
Charles Floyd TULEY
- 1st
Rifle Company of Amherst County.
- DAR Ancestor #: A116845
- Private
Charles T. TULEY
- Enlisted in 1st Rifle
Company of Amherst County in Feb 1776.
- Ordered to Service in Jun
1781.
- Served in the Battle of
Yorktown.
- Died on the way home of
unknown causes.
- Private
John TULEY
- 1st Division, 2nd Rhode
Island Regiment, Varnum's Brigade, Capt Silvanus
Shaw's Company.
- Served at Valley
Forge.
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Updated 12 Mar 2023 |