WWII Army PFC 804 Tank Destroyer BN. Never married.
According to WWII hospital admission files, Dallas received a bullet wound to the face and succumbed to the injury. In May of the same year he had a severe wound to the thigh from an artillery shell which required suturing and hospitalization. He was released back to his unit.
According to WWII hospital admission files, Dallas received a bullet wound to the face and succumbed to the injury. In May of the same year he had a severe wound to the thigh from an artillery shell which required suturing and hospitalization. He was released back to his unit.
WWII Army PFC 804 Tank Destroyer BN. Never married.
According to WWII hospital admission files, Dallas received a bullet wound to the face and succumbed to the injury. In May of the same year he had a severe wound to the thigh from an artillery shell which required suturing and hospitalization. He was released back to his unit.
According to WWII hospital admission files, Dallas received a bullet wound to the face and succumbed to the injury. In May of the same year he had a severe wound to the thigh from an artillery shell which required suturing and hospitalization. He was released back to his unit.
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