SFC Herman Floyd Wagner's military career, achievements, and post-retirement contributions to veterans' support are detailed in the document.

Military Career

• Served 22 years in the U.S. Army from November 6, 1962, to September 30, 1984.
• Completed various military schools, including NCO Academy and Army Recruiter School.
• Participated in the Vietnam War (1967-1968) and received the Silver Star and Purple Heart. ​
• Held positions such as platoon sergeant and basic training instructor.

Post-Retirement Contributions

• Retired for eleven years and volunteered as President of the United States Veterans Support Group Inc. ​
• Assisted veterans and their families with financial aid, food, clothing, and shelter.
• Active member of the NAACP and the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
• Provided support in filing claims for benefits and transportation to veteran hospitals.

Personal Background

• Born in Johnson City, TN, in 1942 and drafted into the military in 1962.
• Received his last name from his maternal lineage, tracing back to a slave sold in 1828. ​
• Currently resides in Barstow, CA, and continues to support veterans in need.