James Estes Brewer entered service 7/17/1942.He served at Selman Field La., Roswell New Mexico,China-Burma-India-Formosa. He was killed in action over occupied China, 11/21/1944.
He was awarded the Purple Heart for his combat related wounds.
James attended N.C.State College and was of the Methodist faith.He is the son of Mr. & Mrs.J.E.Brewer of Clemmons NC.
His wife survives him, Mrs.Frances Brewer of Raleigh NC
He was awarded the Purple Heart for his combat related wounds.
James attended N.C.State College and was of the Methodist faith.He is the son of Mr. & Mrs.J.E.Brewer of Clemmons NC.
His wife survives him, Mrs.Frances Brewer of Raleigh NC
James Estes Brewer entered service 7/17/1942.He served at Selman Field La., Roswell New Mexico,China-Burma-India-Formosa. He was killed in action over occupied China, 11/21/1944.
He was awarded the Purple Heart for his combat related wounds.
James attended N.C.State College and was of the Methodist faith.He is the son of Mr. & Mrs.J.E.Brewer of Clemmons NC.
His wife survives him, Mrs.Frances Brewer of Raleigh NC
He was awarded the Purple Heart for his combat related wounds.
James attended N.C.State College and was of the Methodist faith.He is the son of Mr. & Mrs.J.E.Brewer of Clemmons NC.
His wife survives him, Mrs.Frances Brewer of Raleigh NC
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