Dexter has no stone in the United States. He enlisted in WWII 10-26-1942 and was sent to Camp Shelby Mississippi where he entered the Army Air Corps. He had three years of high school and his civil occupation was considered a Geographer. He was 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighed 133 lbs.
Dexter was a tail bomber. He earned the rank of Sergeant with the 350th Bomber Squardron 100th Bomber on 10-8-1943 Dexter's plane was shot down over the Netherlands. His body was recovered and buried in the Netherlands. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal.
Dexter was a tail bomber. He earned the rank of Sergeant with the 350th Bomber Squardron 100th Bomber on 10-8-1943 Dexter's plane was shot down over the Netherlands. His body was recovered and buried in the Netherlands. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal.
Dexter has no stone in the United States. He enlisted in WWII 10-26-1942 and was sent to Camp Shelby Mississippi where he entered the Army Air Corps. He had three years of high school and his civil occupation was considered a Geographer. He was 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighed 133 lbs.
Dexter was a tail bomber. He earned the rank of Sergeant with the 350th Bomber Squardron 100th Bomber on 10-8-1943 Dexter's plane was shot down over the Netherlands. His body was recovered and buried in the Netherlands. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal.
Dexter was a tail bomber. He earned the rank of Sergeant with the 350th Bomber Squardron 100th Bomber on 10-8-1943 Dexter's plane was shot down over the Netherlands. His body was recovered and buried in the Netherlands. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal.
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