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New Mexico Indian
Honored War Dead
The following Honored War Dead, are listed by Name, Tribe and
Location of death. The name under the photograph is the person shown. No
additional information was provided in the book.
James Romero, Laguna Pueblo
Alex Fragua, Jemez Pueblo, France
Pablo Fragua, Jemez Pueblo
Ben Quintana, Cochiti Pueblo, Philippines
Anthony Mitchell, Navajo, France
Osborne Sam, Navajo
Jack Antonio, Acoma Pueblo, Germany
Jose R. Lucero, Isleto Pueblo
Alfonso G. Nahkai, Navajo, Palau Islands
Aghe Beligoody, Navajo, France
Silas Yazzie, Navajo, Italy
Jim Tom, Navajo, France
David Harvey, Navajo, Germany
Bernard Dolan, Apache (Mescalero), Belgium
Martin Aragon, Laguna Pueblo, France
Kee Y. Chico, Navajo, France
Earl Ayze, Navajo, France
Vincent Wemytewa, Zuni, Germany
Harry White, Navajo, Italy
John C. Nelson, Navajo, Leyte
Paul G. Chaves, Acoma Pueblo
Jose Cruz Duran, San Felipe, Pueblo
Jose C. Tenorio, San Felipe, Pueblo, Pacific
Raymond Rosetta, Santa Domingo, Pueblo
Richard Jamon, Zuni, Luzon
Joe Ben, Navajo, Luzon
Hilario Armijo, Jemez, Pueblo, Germany
Cypriano Herrera, Tesuque, Pueblo, Europe
Jimmie Weahke, Zuni, Italy
John Wesley Romero, Laguna Pueblo, Belgium
Harley Kanteena, Zuni, Italy
Paul Kinlahcheeny, Navajo, Iwo Jima
Jose E. Lopez, Santa Aria Pueblo
George Vicenti, Apache (Jicarilla), Romania
Frank Lucero, Laguna Pueblo, Pacific
Jose Chewiwi, Isleta Pueblo, Europe
Jose Romero, Santa Ana Pueblo, Pacific
Vicenti Mirabal, Taos Pueblo, Germany
Sam Morgan, Navajo, Iwo Jima
Edgar Lunasee, Zuni, Philippines
Jose F. Mirabal, Santa Clara Pueblo
Mariano Pacheco, Laguna Pueblo, Italy
Paul Fernando, Laguna Pueblo, Germany
Joe B. Garcia, Santa Domingo Pueblo, Europe
Ted Bird, Santa Domingo Pueblo, Germany
Jimmy Rodriguez, Laguna Pueblo
Marce L. Karris, Santa Domingo Pueblo Okinawa
Harold White, Navajo, Italy
Sidney David, Navajo, Philippines
Jay Delawashie, Navajo, Philippines
John Martin, Navajo, Philippines
Notes About Book:
Source: Indians In The War, By Ulian H. Steward, United States Department of the
Interior, Office of Indian Affairs, Chicago, Illinois, November 1945
Notes about Online Publication: This manuscript has been ocr'd and heavily
edited. Many of the Native American words have been reproduced as clearly as
online publication will allow us, but not all are exactly the way they were in
the original work. The structure of this manuscript has been changed to allow
better online presentation.
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