Gabriel Saliba immigrated to the United States in 1914, brought over by his brother Barkett Saliba from Lebanon, which at the time was known as a part of Ottoman Syria in the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire. He became an American citizen and fought in World War I in the United States Army in the 42nd Infantry Division (also known as the "Rainbow Division"). He stayed in France for a short while after the war. During his life, he lived in Ozark, Alabama and Georgetown, Georgia. He never returned to his home country.
Gabriel Saliba immigrated to the United States in 1914, brought over by his brother Barkett Saliba from Lebanon, which at the time was known as a part of Ottoman Syria in the Ottoman (Turkish) Empire. He became an American citizen and fought in World War I in the United States Army in the 42nd Infantry Division (also known as the "Rainbow Division"). He stayed in France for a short while after the war. During his life, he lived in Ozark, Alabama and Georgetown, Georgia. He never returned to his home country.
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