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Rank: |
Private First Class |
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Service Branch: |
U.S. Army |
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Service Number: |
34658382 |
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Army: |
9th Army |
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Corps: |
13th Corps |
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Division: |
Military Police |
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Function: |
Not known |
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Status: |
Died non-battle of an accidental gunshot wound |
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Date of death: |
9 Jan 1945 |
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Place of death: |
Kerkrade, Holland |
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Age at death: |
19 |
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Awards: |
Not available |
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Burial 1: |
Ninth United States Army Cemetery, |
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Born: |
January 18, 1925 |
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Hometown: |
Little Rock, South Carolina |
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Additional information: |
Milton graduated from Dillon High School and attended Clemson College for one year before entering
the armed service in 1943. After training, he was sent overseas sometime in June 1944. At the time of
his death, his brother, R. Hampton Wiggins, Jr., was a Private serving stateside.
NOK (1940s): parents Mr and Mrs R Hampton Wiggins, Little Rock. |
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Research by: Victoria Proctor, genealogist Sources: Dillon County War Memorial, NARA World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing (1946), The State January 23, 1945, The Dillon Herald January 25, 1945 and February 22, 1945 issues, The State April 11, 1945 issue Back to WWII Veterans Index Page Copyright © 2014, 2015 Victoria Proctor. All rights reserved. |