While not much information is currently available concerning Colonel Elkins, he certainly deserves a place of remembrance here.
He was a career Army officer who died in January 1998 and who was buried with full military honors in Section 64 of Arlington National Cemetery.
During his career, Colonel Elkins was awarded three (3) Silver Stars and two (2) Purple Heart Medals for injuries sustained in combat.
Research continues and additional information will be added as it is located.
ELKINS, ESTEL EMERSON Sr
LTC US ARMY
WORLD WAR II, KOREA
DATE OF BIRTH: 08/22/1915
DATE OF DEATH: 01/22/1998
BURIED AT: SECTION 64 SITE 3379
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
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