Entered military service: 7 May 1942
Japan POW Camp #1 - Cabanatuan 1-2-3 Nueva Province Luzon Philippines 15-121
Imprisonment: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands
Peryam was declared missing and ultimately declared dead on January 25, 1945. This occurred in or around Philippines. Recorded circumstances attributed to: "Missing in action or lost at sea, Prisoner of War, under Japanese control".
★ Bronze Star ★ Prisoner of War Medal ★ Purple Heart ★ Good Conduct Medal ★ World War II Victory Medal ★ American Campaign Medal ★ Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
Capt. Peryam was manager of the LaPonto Gold Mining company located in Baguio in the mountains of Luzon before the war. Following hte attack at Pearl Harbor he joined the Army Engineers.
He was the only son of Joseph R. Peryam of Rawlins, Wyoming. His father was a well known cowboy who rode in Buffalo Bill Cody's wild west show.
He leaves behind a son Richard M. Peryam
Japan POW Camp #1 - Cabanatuan 1-2-3 Nueva Province Luzon Philippines 15-121
Imprisonment: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands
Peryam was declared missing and ultimately declared dead on January 25, 1945. This occurred in or around Philippines. Recorded circumstances attributed to: "Missing in action or lost at sea, Prisoner of War, under Japanese control".
★ Bronze Star ★ Prisoner of War Medal ★ Purple Heart ★ Good Conduct Medal ★ World War II Victory Medal ★ American Campaign Medal ★ Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
Capt. Peryam was manager of the LaPonto Gold Mining company located in Baguio in the mountains of Luzon before the war. Following hte attack at Pearl Harbor he joined the Army Engineers.
He was the only son of Joseph R. Peryam of Rawlins, Wyoming. His father was a well known cowboy who rode in Buffalo Bill Cody's wild west show.
He leaves behind a son Richard M. Peryam
Entered military service: 7 May 1942
Japan POW Camp #1 - Cabanatuan 1-2-3 Nueva Province Luzon Philippines 15-121
Imprisonment: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands
Peryam was declared missing and ultimately declared dead on January 25, 1945. This occurred in or around Philippines. Recorded circumstances attributed to: "Missing in action or lost at sea, Prisoner of War, under Japanese control".
★ Bronze Star ★ Prisoner of War Medal ★ Purple Heart ★ Good Conduct Medal ★ World War II Victory Medal ★ American Campaign Medal ★ Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
Capt. Peryam was manager of the LaPonto Gold Mining company located in Baguio in the mountains of Luzon before the war. Following hte attack at Pearl Harbor he joined the Army Engineers.
He was the only son of Joseph R. Peryam of Rawlins, Wyoming. His father was a well known cowboy who rode in Buffalo Bill Cody's wild west show.
He leaves behind a son Richard M. Peryam
Japan POW Camp #1 - Cabanatuan 1-2-3 Nueva Province Luzon Philippines 15-121
Imprisonment: Southwest Pacific Theatre: Philippine Islands
Peryam was declared missing and ultimately declared dead on January 25, 1945. This occurred in or around Philippines. Recorded circumstances attributed to: "Missing in action or lost at sea, Prisoner of War, under Japanese control".
★ Bronze Star ★ Prisoner of War Medal ★ Purple Heart ★ Good Conduct Medal ★ World War II Victory Medal ★ American Campaign Medal ★ Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
Capt. Peryam was manager of the LaPonto Gold Mining company located in Baguio in the mountains of Luzon before the war. Following hte attack at Pearl Harbor he joined the Army Engineers.
He was the only son of Joseph R. Peryam of Rawlins, Wyoming. His father was a well known cowboy who rode in Buffalo Bill Cody's wild west show.
He leaves behind a son Richard M. Peryam
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