Dustin White
Editor

Chronicling those who served our country can be a difficult task. While at times, there may be a great amount of history recorded for an individual, other times, only a blank appears. 

For this individual, little could be found. I believe his name was Paul Stolberg. He would have been around 18-19 when he enlisted at Fort Snelling, in Minnesota.

He found himself in the regular army, and for three years, he worked as a sheet metal worker. 

After serving during WWII, Paul largely vanishes from the record. It is possible he moved to the west coast, and raised a family, but exact details are fuzzy.