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Donald G. Meisner

Service Branch: United States Army

Rank: Sergeant

Service Period: March 19, 1953 – March 6, 1955

Conflict: Korean War

Donald G. Meisner served with honor in the United States Army during the Korean Conflict, enlisting on March 19, 1953, and attaining the rank of Sergeant. His dedication and leadership exemplified the commitment of those who answered the call to serve during international tension. Military service was a proud family tradition for Mr. Meisner, whose brother, Pete Meisner, also served bravely in World War II.

After completing his service, Mr. Meisner was honorably discharged from the Army on March 6, 1955. His legacy, alongside that of his brother, represents a family dedication to country and duty that continues to inspire.

Donald K. Meisner in front of a M38A1 Jeep, commonly used for troop transport, reconnaisance, and communication roles.

Meisner took a break wearing a "Jeep Cap," which was valuable during the brutally cold winters in Korea.

We celebrate 260 years of history with Germans from Russia.
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