He died at the Glennan Army Hospital at the Okmulgee POW Camp in Oklahoma of paralysis, motor and sensory compl. 2nd thoracic segment (paralysis of the lungs), and septicemia (blood poisoning). He was transferred from Halloran General Hospital in New York. He was a German Private. Excerpt from “The German and Italian Prisoners of War of the Fort Reno Post Cemetery”, compiled and written by Frank J. Megow, Sr., 2004.
He died at the Glennan Army Hospital at the Okmulgee POW Camp in Oklahoma of paralysis, motor and sensory compl. 2nd thoracic segment (paralysis of the lungs), and septicemia (blood poisoning). He was transferred from Halloran General Hospital in New York. He was a German Private. Excerpt from “The German and Italian Prisoners of War of the Fort Reno Post Cemetery”, compiled and written by Frank J. Megow, Sr., 2004.
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"Pvt. - German"
Gravesite Details
Located in WWII P.O.W. section of cemetery.
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