PLEASE REFER TO MEMORIAL #56350487 FOR HIS RIGHTFUL BURIAL.
This memorial created because he is listed on the cemetery roll.
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NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Republic County, Kansas...Killed In Action
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The Superior Express (Superior, NE), Thursday, July 20, 1944; pg. 7
Missing in Action
Missing in Action
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith of Republic received a message on Friday, July 7, stating that their son, Pvt. Hubert Griffith was missing in action while serving with the armed forces in France since June 18. Private Griffith was in the mechanized cavalry as a truck driver and had been in service since December 18, 1942. He had never received a furlough and was sent overseas in May 1943. A brother, Pfc. Orville Griffith, is serving with the coast guard and at present is stationed at present in the United States. - Belleville Telescope.
This memorial created because he is listed on the cemetery roll.
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NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Republic County, Kansas...Killed In Action
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The Superior Express (Superior, NE), Thursday, July 20, 1944; pg. 7
Missing in Action
Missing in Action
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith of Republic received a message on Friday, July 7, stating that their son, Pvt. Hubert Griffith was missing in action while serving with the armed forces in France since June 18. Private Griffith was in the mechanized cavalry as a truck driver and had been in service since December 18, 1942. He had never received a furlough and was sent overseas in May 1943. A brother, Pfc. Orville Griffith, is serving with the coast guard and at present is stationed at present in the United States. - Belleville Telescope.
PLEASE REFER TO MEMORIAL #56350487 FOR HIS RIGHTFUL BURIAL.
This memorial created because he is listed on the cemetery roll.
=====
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Republic County, Kansas...Killed In Action
==================
The Superior Express (Superior, NE), Thursday, July 20, 1944; pg. 7
Missing in Action
Missing in Action
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith of Republic received a message on Friday, July 7, stating that their son, Pvt. Hubert Griffith was missing in action while serving with the armed forces in France since June 18. Private Griffith was in the mechanized cavalry as a truck driver and had been in service since December 18, 1942. He had never received a furlough and was sent overseas in May 1943. A brother, Pfc. Orville Griffith, is serving with the coast guard and at present is stationed at present in the United States. - Belleville Telescope.
This memorial created because he is listed on the cemetery roll.
=====
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Republic County, Kansas...Killed In Action
==================
The Superior Express (Superior, NE), Thursday, July 20, 1944; pg. 7
Missing in Action
Missing in Action
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith of Republic received a message on Friday, July 7, stating that their son, Pvt. Hubert Griffith was missing in action while serving with the armed forces in France since June 18. Private Griffith was in the mechanized cavalry as a truck driver and had been in service since December 18, 1942. He had never received a furlough and was sent overseas in May 1943. A brother, Pfc. Orville Griffith, is serving with the coast guard and at present is stationed at present in the United States. - Belleville Telescope.
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