Served in the Army from August 25 1943 Induction at Ft. Custer, Michigan to Separation February 18, 1946 Center Fort Sheridan Illinois as a PFC central Railway Mechanic #174 His Medals are Combat Infantryman Badge, MM W/M-1 Rifle, Victory Medal European-African-Middle Eastern theater Ribbon w/4 bronze Battle Stars, 3 Overseas service bars, and Good conduct badge. He took part in Normandy,Northern France, Ardennes Rhineland, He was a single man US citizen,worked in Detroit Mich as a internal grinder,after leaving Europe his records indicate from May 12,1944 to February 11,1946 he may have been hospitalized for Shell Shock. and since then was on disability from the war until he died.
A Man of Polish decent, Father;Anthony Grzymala, Mother; Mary Ann Langa.
A Man of Polish decent, Father;Anthony Grzymala, Mother; Mary Ann Langa.
Served in the Army from August 25 1943 Induction at Ft. Custer, Michigan to Separation February 18, 1946 Center Fort Sheridan Illinois as a PFC central Railway Mechanic #174 His Medals are Combat Infantryman Badge, MM W/M-1 Rifle, Victory Medal European-African-Middle Eastern theater Ribbon w/4 bronze Battle Stars, 3 Overseas service bars, and Good conduct badge. He took part in Normandy,Northern France, Ardennes Rhineland, He was a single man US citizen,worked in Detroit Mich as a internal grinder,after leaving Europe his records indicate from May 12,1944 to February 11,1946 he may have been hospitalized for Shell Shock. and since then was on disability from the war until he died.
A Man of Polish decent, Father;Anthony Grzymala, Mother; Mary Ann Langa.
A Man of Polish decent, Father;Anthony Grzymala, Mother; Mary Ann Langa.
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