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item 6 — by war and by institution, with the boundary classes pointed
Tested war by war, this ground's memorial stock is two wars deep: the Civil War Memorial of 1909 in the town cemetery and the World War II Honor Roll — both carried in the banked set's marker stock — and no further class. The Vietnam and Korea class, which this build can count in men (the county's Vietnam dead allocated whole in the wars research: fifty-four, of whom none fell to this township) has no park of remembrance, marker, or memorial on New Carlisle ground in the record reached; the county's remembrance of those wars stands at the county seat. The boundary classes are pointed, not claimed: the university's memorials — the door, the fountain — stand on Notre Dame's ground in the South Bend build, and the military honor park at the airport stands on the county field's ground in the same build. The audit's flagged tension is noted here without editing either text: the wars file's statement that no separate memorial structure is named must be read against the cemetery's 1909 memorial and the Honor Roll, both standing in other files; the reconciliation is banked as a delta candidate in this run's note for the assembly, and both banked texts stand as printed.
Sources:
- This build's Arts and Cemeteries (the 1909 Civil War Memorial; the World War II Honor Roll), and the wars research allocation of the county's Vietnam dead (54: South Bend 31, Mishawaka 16, Walkerton 6, Osceola 1, New Carlisle 0).
- The marker and park record as reached for this section, November 2026 — no Vietnam/Korea memorial on this ground returned.