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Captain |
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U.S. Army |
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Y-Force Operations Staff, China Theatre |
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instructor and advisor to Chinese Army |
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Died non-battle of illness in China |
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Date of death: |
August 14, 1945 |
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Place of death: |
Paoshan, China |
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Age at death: |
21 |
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Awards: |
Bronze Star |
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Born: |
December 12, 1923 |
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Dillon, South Carolina |
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Additional information: |
Born in Charleston, South Carolina; graduated from Porter Military Academy in 1941. Attended Clemson
College until entering service March 1, 1943. Flown from India over the Himalayan hump into China January 12, 1944.
Fought through the Burma campaign with the Chinese army. |
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Research by: Victoria Proctor, genealogist Sources: Dillon County War Memorial, NARA, The Dillon Herald August 30, 1945 (report of death) and December 18, 1948 issues, tombstone, Clemson University Back to WWII Veterans Index Page Copyright © 2014 Victoria Proctor. All rights reserved. |