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There is no evidence that Walker received any medals or commendation for his work in the relief of the soldiers in Belgium.
There is no evidence that Walker received any medals or commendation for his work in the relief of the soldiers in Belgium.
==Republican congressional campaign, 1964==
==Republican congressional campaign, 1964==
On returning to Louisiana after his military career ended in compulsory retirement, Walker taught military science for a time at his ''alma mater'', Northwestern State University, where his brother, George T. Walker, was then the dean.<ref>Statement of Ellen Walker Stephenson of Lancaster, [[Pennsylvania]], a niece of William S. Walker, September 2008.</ref>
On returning to Louisiana after his military career ended in compulsory retirement, Walker taught military science for a time at his ''alma mater'', Northwestern State University, where his brother, George T. Walker, was then the dean.<ref>Statement of Ellen Walker Stephenson of Lancaster, [[Pennsylvania]], a niece of William S. Walker, September 2008.</ref>