William Ringle

He served in the Army Air Corps as a reconaissance photographer in the European and Pacific theater in WWII. When he entered in 1941-42, his hobby was photography, which at that time was very unusual. He received many medals and commendations for his work in going on a single-engine plane taking pictures behind enemy lines. Needless to say, the information and photographs saved many American lives when they got information from Bill's photographs.