Harold Logan Anderson was born in Fargo, North Dakota. He and his mother lived for a time in Adams Co., North Dakota, and later in Perkins Co., South Dakota.
Harold's mother, Ida, passed away when he was about 10 years old. His aunt Edith (Hopper) Hewitt took over the care and raising of him.
He enlisted in the army during WWII, and died from wounds received in a non-battle accident in Europe on June 12, 1945, shortly before he was to return home to the United States.
PFC US Army, 335th Infantry Regiment, 84th Division
April 1940 he was living and working in Pershing Co., Nevada.
Service: December 11, 1942 (entered at Phoenix, Arizona) to June 12, 1945 (his death)
Decorations and Awards:
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Service Lapel Button WWII
Harold Logan Anderson was born in Fargo, North Dakota. He and his mother lived for a time in Adams Co., North Dakota, and later in Perkins Co., South Dakota.
Harold's mother, Ida, passed away when he was about 10 years old. His aunt Edith (Hopper) Hewitt took over the care and raising of him.
He enlisted in the army during WWII, and died from wounds received in a non-battle accident in Europe on June 12, 1945, shortly before he was to return home to the United States.
PFC US Army, 335th Infantry Regiment, 84th Division
April 1940 he was living and working in Pershing Co., Nevada.
Service: December 11, 1942 (entered at Phoenix, Arizona) to June 12, 1945 (his death)
Decorations and Awards:
European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Service Lapel Button WWII
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HAROLD L. ANDERSON
PFC 335 INF 84 DIV
NEVADA JUNE 12, 1945
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