John, who resided at 311 East Second Street, Milford, Delaware, served as a Technician Fifth Grade in the 3967th Quartermaster Truck Company, 7th Armored Division, U.S. Army during World War II.
He "Died Of Wounds" received during the Battle of the Bulge in a hospital in Belgium. He had served in the Army for two years at the time of his death.
Service # 32485042
Son of John Wesley Fullman, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Pettyjohn Fullman.
Husband of Olivia Fullman.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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Report Of Commanding Officer:
In the "Battle of the Bulge", the enemy temporarily cut the main supply route from Trains to the combat elements of the division. It was during this time that the Germans threw small arms, mortar, and artillery fire into the company bivouac area at Samree, Belgium After being under fire for five and one half hours, this unit was finally forced to evacuate, and did so without loss of a single vehicle. As the convoy moved out down the road, the road was shelled; when it reached Dochamps, about one and a half miles from Samree, a mortor barrage was laid on the town, causing one casualty from this company.
Donald E. White, Captain, QMC ASN 0-1583849
Losses in Action:
Engagement- Battle of the Bulge
John W. Fullman Jr., Died of Wounds.
Report submitted by Ralph Peeters
He "Died Of Wounds" received during the Battle of the Bulge in a hospital in Belgium. He had served in the Army for two years at the time of his death.
Service # 32485042
Son of John Wesley Fullman, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Pettyjohn Fullman.
Husband of Olivia Fullman.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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Report Of Commanding Officer:
In the "Battle of the Bulge", the enemy temporarily cut the main supply route from Trains to the combat elements of the division. It was during this time that the Germans threw small arms, mortar, and artillery fire into the company bivouac area at Samree, Belgium After being under fire for five and one half hours, this unit was finally forced to evacuate, and did so without loss of a single vehicle. As the convoy moved out down the road, the road was shelled; when it reached Dochamps, about one and a half miles from Samree, a mortor barrage was laid on the town, causing one casualty from this company.
Donald E. White, Captain, QMC ASN 0-1583849
Losses in Action:
Engagement- Battle of the Bulge
John W. Fullman Jr., Died of Wounds.
Report submitted by Ralph Peeters
John, who resided at 311 East Second Street, Milford, Delaware, served as a Technician Fifth Grade in the 3967th Quartermaster Truck Company, 7th Armored Division, U.S. Army during World War II.
He "Died Of Wounds" received during the Battle of the Bulge in a hospital in Belgium. He had served in the Army for two years at the time of his death.
Service # 32485042
Son of John Wesley Fullman, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Pettyjohn Fullman.
Husband of Olivia Fullman.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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Report Of Commanding Officer:
In the "Battle of the Bulge", the enemy temporarily cut the main supply route from Trains to the combat elements of the division. It was during this time that the Germans threw small arms, mortar, and artillery fire into the company bivouac area at Samree, Belgium After being under fire for five and one half hours, this unit was finally forced to evacuate, and did so without loss of a single vehicle. As the convoy moved out down the road, the road was shelled; when it reached Dochamps, about one and a half miles from Samree, a mortor barrage was laid on the town, causing one casualty from this company.
Donald E. White, Captain, QMC ASN 0-1583849
Losses in Action:
Engagement- Battle of the Bulge
John W. Fullman Jr., Died of Wounds.
Report submitted by Ralph Peeters
He "Died Of Wounds" received during the Battle of the Bulge in a hospital in Belgium. He had served in the Army for two years at the time of his death.
Service # 32485042
Son of John Wesley Fullman, Sr. and Mary Elizabeth Pettyjohn Fullman.
Husband of Olivia Fullman.
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Report Of Commanding Officer:
In the "Battle of the Bulge", the enemy temporarily cut the main supply route from Trains to the combat elements of the division. It was during this time that the Germans threw small arms, mortar, and artillery fire into the company bivouac area at Samree, Belgium After being under fire for five and one half hours, this unit was finally forced to evacuate, and did so without loss of a single vehicle. As the convoy moved out down the road, the road was shelled; when it reached Dochamps, about one and a half miles from Samree, a mortor barrage was laid on the town, causing one casualty from this company.
Donald E. White, Captain, QMC ASN 0-1583849
Losses in Action:
Engagement- Battle of the Bulge
John W. Fullman Jr., Died of Wounds.
Report submitted by Ralph Peeters
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