World War II Service Record
Name: James Franklin Bradsher
Date of Entrance in Service: January 20, 1942
Branch of Service: Army Air Force
Training Stations:Towry Field, Glasgo, Montana
Parents' Name: Emily J. and Jake T. Bradsher
Date of Embarkation: November, 1944
Theater of Operations: European
Rank: Technical Sergeant
Time Served: Thirty months
Remarks: Killed at Deene Thorpe, England as a result of injuries occuring in the explosion of a fragmentation bomb while unloading an airplane on the ground, June 12, 1944.
Source: Service Record Book of Men and Women of Yanceyville, NC and Community
Name: James Franklin Bradsher
Date of Entrance in Service: January 20, 1942
Branch of Service: Army Air Force
Training Stations:Towry Field, Glasgo, Montana
Parents' Name: Emily J. and Jake T. Bradsher
Date of Embarkation: November, 1944
Theater of Operations: European
Rank: Technical Sergeant
Time Served: Thirty months
Remarks: Killed at Deene Thorpe, England as a result of injuries occuring in the explosion of a fragmentation bomb while unloading an airplane on the ground, June 12, 1944.
Source: Service Record Book of Men and Women of Yanceyville, NC and Community
World War II Service Record
Name: James Franklin Bradsher
Date of Entrance in Service: January 20, 1942
Branch of Service: Army Air Force
Training Stations:Towry Field, Glasgo, Montana
Parents' Name: Emily J. and Jake T. Bradsher
Date of Embarkation: November, 1944
Theater of Operations: European
Rank: Technical Sergeant
Time Served: Thirty months
Remarks: Killed at Deene Thorpe, England as a result of injuries occuring in the explosion of a fragmentation bomb while unloading an airplane on the ground, June 12, 1944.
Source: Service Record Book of Men and Women of Yanceyville, NC and Community
Name: James Franklin Bradsher
Date of Entrance in Service: January 20, 1942
Branch of Service: Army Air Force
Training Stations:Towry Field, Glasgo, Montana
Parents' Name: Emily J. and Jake T. Bradsher
Date of Embarkation: November, 1944
Theater of Operations: European
Rank: Technical Sergeant
Time Served: Thirty months
Remarks: Killed at Deene Thorpe, England as a result of injuries occuring in the explosion of a fragmentation bomb while unloading an airplane on the ground, June 12, 1944.
Source: Service Record Book of Men and Women of Yanceyville, NC and Community
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