Ensign T. Durfee, USNRF, was designated Naval Aviator #415 in 1918. Discharged from active service in 1922 with rank of Lieutenant (Junior Grade).
Remained in the reserves and saw active service during World War II, finally retiring with rank of Captain, USNR in 1956.
Thomas married Miss Florence Edith Post on 05 June 1920 in Rhode Island. They would separate and divorce in 1927. The marriage produced four children.
Prior to the official U.S. entry into World War II, Thomas was the Director of Applied Research Laboratories, located in Dayton, New Jersey. He also would have a total of five marriages.
Remained in the reserves and saw active service during World War II, finally retiring with rank of Captain, USNR in 1956.
Thomas married Miss Florence Edith Post on 05 June 1920 in Rhode Island. They would separate and divorce in 1927. The marriage produced four children.
Prior to the official U.S. entry into World War II, Thomas was the Director of Applied Research Laboratories, located in Dayton, New Jersey. He also would have a total of five marriages.
Ensign T. Durfee, USNRF, was designated Naval Aviator #415 in 1918. Discharged from active service in 1922 with rank of Lieutenant (Junior Grade).
Remained in the reserves and saw active service during World War II, finally retiring with rank of Captain, USNR in 1956.
Thomas married Miss Florence Edith Post on 05 June 1920 in Rhode Island. They would separate and divorce in 1927. The marriage produced four children.
Prior to the official U.S. entry into World War II, Thomas was the Director of Applied Research Laboratories, located in Dayton, New Jersey. He also would have a total of five marriages.
Remained in the reserves and saw active service during World War II, finally retiring with rank of Captain, USNR in 1956.
Thomas married Miss Florence Edith Post on 05 June 1920 in Rhode Island. They would separate and divorce in 1927. The marriage produced four children.
Prior to the official U.S. entry into World War II, Thomas was the Director of Applied Research Laboratories, located in Dayton, New Jersey. He also would have a total of five marriages.
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FLORIDA
CAPTAIN
USNR
WORLD WAR I & II
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Interment on 15 June 1965
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