Herein lie the legacy of Brave Dunlops, Warriors all,
who fought in History's many wars.
A common thread runs through these stories, gained from old records,
dusty shelves, family bibles, and actual military archives.
It is that wherever Scots fought, in battles against evil or oppression or for a Great Cause, a Dunlop or a Dunlap was there, fighting in usual Celt fashion, and sometimes even sided against each other!
Read on each War's own page about our boys in: the Scottish Civil wars, at Culloden, the Londonderry Siege, at Trenton, Waterloo, the Battle of New Orleans, Vicksburg, Atlanta, Shiloh, Gettysburg, Argonne Forest, Iwo Jima, Quang Tri, the Highway to Hell and many other battles.
Click on the picture and go see your cousin's History, The Footprints of our Clan!
Where the ground is hallowed by their blood,
and their actions upon it!
These Veteran's Pages stand as a humble Memorial to all of our Clan who served us and their Nations well through History, even to the point of giving their lives!
It is our duty to reserve our great Dunlop heritage for those who come after.,
so that their honorable actions are not lost.
Send your story to Clandunlap@gmail.com
To You, The Red-Eagle Veterans,
Brave Dunlops, Warriors all, who fought in The US/Confederate Civil War. Read about our brave namesakes charging up Mission Ridge carrying their flag, fighting on the CSS Virginia (Merrimac) and the USS Minnesota in the first battle of ironclads, losing their life at Gettysburg and facing each other at the Battle of Atlanta; Read the Roster of Confederate Soldiers and find your relative:
Read about US Medal of Honor winner Captain Robert Dunlap at Iwo Jima; The Australian national Hero: Ed "Weary" Dunlop in the POW camps in Burma; Jock Dunlop of Ayr who spent months as POW after airborne landing at Arnhem, Holland, and Bill Dunlap who was flying a P-51 overhead the same day; Sgt Lloyd Dunlop of the Canadian Special Forces on Anzio beach; R. L. Dunlap , captured at the Battle of the Bulge in Belgium; Larry Dunlap, pilot in West Africa and Chief of Staff Canadian Air Force; USS Dunlap, DD 384 in the Pacific; and General "Lil" Dunlap in the Philippines, along with many others:
Herein lie the legacy of Brave Dunlops, Warriors all, who fought in the "Forgotten War": Delaps, Dunlaps, and Dunlops who fought and died in Korea, including a Dunlop from the Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders and a female US Army veteran of that war, along with many other US veterans of Infantry, Marines, Navy, Corps of Engineers, USAF, Airborne, and Calvary outfits.
Herein lie the legacy of Brave Dunlops, Warriors all, who fought in the jungles, highlands, and waters of the VietNam War, the most unpopular conflict in American history. See the 13 Dunlop's on the WAll, veterans of Khe Sanh, Bronze Star hero Terry Clark Dunlap, U-2 Pilot Lt Col Jack Delap, and sailors on board two aircraft Carriers, including yours truly.
Brave Dunlops, Warriors all, who fought in the Persian Gulf War I, the largest assembled force since the Normandy invasion! ..Read about Sgt. Troy Dunlap who was on a rescue mission to save a downed pilot when his chopper was shot down, and he was captured by the Iraqis in the desert.
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