Leo A. Bousquet
Private, U.S. Army
Service # 31046495
4th Engineer Combat Battalion
Entered the Service from Vermont
Leo A. Bousquet enlisted in the service at Rutland, Vermont October 11, 1941 as a Private. He attendede grammar school and was semi skilled in the production of rubber goods. He was single, 67" tall and weighed 128 pounds.
In 1940, Leo and his family lived in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
His father George 50, was a machinist. His mother, Mary was 47.
Siblings were Lionel 18, a machinist in a shoe factory, Anita 15, Richard 13, Phillip 10, Claire 7, and George 5. Leo was 23, a tire retreader in a garage. All were born in Vermont.
Private, U.S. Army
Service # 31046495
4th Engineer Combat Battalion
Entered the Service from Vermont
Leo A. Bousquet enlisted in the service at Rutland, Vermont October 11, 1941 as a Private. He attendede grammar school and was semi skilled in the production of rubber goods. He was single, 67" tall and weighed 128 pounds.
In 1940, Leo and his family lived in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
His father George 50, was a machinist. His mother, Mary was 47.
Siblings were Lionel 18, a machinist in a shoe factory, Anita 15, Richard 13, Phillip 10, Claire 7, and George 5. Leo was 23, a tire retreader in a garage. All were born in Vermont.
Leo A. Bousquet
Private, U.S. Army
Service # 31046495
4th Engineer Combat Battalion
Entered the Service from Vermont
Leo A. Bousquet enlisted in the service at Rutland, Vermont October 11, 1941 as a Private. He attendede grammar school and was semi skilled in the production of rubber goods. He was single, 67" tall and weighed 128 pounds.
In 1940, Leo and his family lived in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
His father George 50, was a machinist. His mother, Mary was 47.
Siblings were Lionel 18, a machinist in a shoe factory, Anita 15, Richard 13, Phillip 10, Claire 7, and George 5. Leo was 23, a tire retreader in a garage. All were born in Vermont.
Private, U.S. Army
Service # 31046495
4th Engineer Combat Battalion
Entered the Service from Vermont
Leo A. Bousquet enlisted in the service at Rutland, Vermont October 11, 1941 as a Private. He attendede grammar school and was semi skilled in the production of rubber goods. He was single, 67" tall and weighed 128 pounds.
In 1940, Leo and his family lived in Bellows Falls, Vermont.
His father George 50, was a machinist. His mother, Mary was 47.
Siblings were Lionel 18, a machinist in a shoe factory, Anita 15, Richard 13, Phillip 10, Claire 7, and George 5. Leo was 23, a tire retreader in a garage. All were born in Vermont.
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Entered the service from Vermont.
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