Twin son born to Agnus Alexander Armour Jr from Ontario, Canada, and Florence Belle Morris of Dayton.
In 1942 Donald enlisted in the Army Air Corps, the predecessor of the US Air Force, first stationed at the Lockbourne Army Air Base in Columbus.
After the war he continued in his profession as a tool maker, becoming a successful plastics engineer in the tool industry in Connecticut.
In 1942 Donald enlisted in the Army Air Corps, the predecessor of the US Air Force, first stationed at the Lockbourne Army Air Base in Columbus.
After the war he continued in his profession as a tool maker, becoming a successful plastics engineer in the tool industry in Connecticut.
Twin son born to Agnus Alexander Armour Jr from Ontario, Canada, and Florence Belle Morris of Dayton.
In 1942 Donald enlisted in the Army Air Corps, the predecessor of the US Air Force, first stationed at the Lockbourne Army Air Base in Columbus.
After the war he continued in his profession as a tool maker, becoming a successful plastics engineer in the tool industry in Connecticut.
In 1942 Donald enlisted in the Army Air Corps, the predecessor of the US Air Force, first stationed at the Lockbourne Army Air Base in Columbus.
After the war he continued in his profession as a tool maker, becoming a successful plastics engineer in the tool industry in Connecticut.
Inscription
DONALD F ARMOUR
US Army Air Forces
World War II
Sep 23, 1920 - Oct 9, 2001
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
