Varners in the Military

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VARNERS IN THE MILITARY

Download Bob Varner's military autobiography.

1890 Special Schedule--Surviving Soldiers Sailors and Marines and Widows, etc.
Shows Daniel Varner

Here's another Varner who fought in WWII but who didn't make it back. Merkel Varner, our cousin descended from William Bitts Varner. [from Ben Varner]

Varner Merkel 1st Lt RHQ KIA 44-11-27 LEYTE Vic. of LUBI Yearbook (1943)

First Lieutenant Merkel Varner, who was killed at Leyte on November 27th 1944 and received the Silver Star posthumously:

http://www.ww2-airborne.us/units/511/511_honor_off.html

http://www.specialforcesroh.com/awards-11677.html

Google Books (See page 178)

Killed in Action: http://users.owt.com/leodonna/KIA-511th-WWII.htm