USMA Class of 1941. Cullum No. 12362.
He was the youngest of three sons of Roopen George Adjemian (1880-1970) and Annig Tavitian Adjemian (born about 1894).
In 1946, he married Georgia V. Robinson at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
In 1920 the Adjemian family emigrated to the United States, arriving in Boston, Massachusetts. The 1926 Naturalization Petition for Roopen George Adjemian states all three of his children were born in Turkey. However, the WPAOG memorial page for George Adjemian states he was born at Aleppo, Syria as does his November 1997 obituary published in the Spokane Spokesman Review.
Nickname from the 1941 West Point Howitzer yearbook.
In 1945, he married Georgia Robinson of Dallas, Texas at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
He was a former Gonzaga University professor and attorney and a former resident of Claremont, California and Spokane, Washington.
He was the youngest of three sons of Roopen George Adjemian (1880-1970) and Annig Tavitian Adjemian (born about 1894).
In 1946, he married Georgia V. Robinson at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
In 1920 the Adjemian family emigrated to the United States, arriving in Boston, Massachusetts. The 1926 Naturalization Petition for Roopen George Adjemian states all three of his children were born in Turkey. However, the WPAOG memorial page for George Adjemian states he was born at Aleppo, Syria as does his November 1997 obituary published in the Spokane Spokesman Review.
Nickname from the 1941 West Point Howitzer yearbook.
In 1945, he married Georgia Robinson of Dallas, Texas at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
He was a former Gonzaga University professor and attorney and a former resident of Claremont, California and Spokane, Washington.
USMA Class of 1941. Cullum No. 12362.
He was the youngest of three sons of Roopen George Adjemian (1880-1970) and Annig Tavitian Adjemian (born about 1894).
In 1946, he married Georgia V. Robinson at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
In 1920 the Adjemian family emigrated to the United States, arriving in Boston, Massachusetts. The 1926 Naturalization Petition for Roopen George Adjemian states all three of his children were born in Turkey. However, the WPAOG memorial page for George Adjemian states he was born at Aleppo, Syria as does his November 1997 obituary published in the Spokane Spokesman Review.
Nickname from the 1941 West Point Howitzer yearbook.
In 1945, he married Georgia Robinson of Dallas, Texas at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
He was a former Gonzaga University professor and attorney and a former resident of Claremont, California and Spokane, Washington.
He was the youngest of three sons of Roopen George Adjemian (1880-1970) and Annig Tavitian Adjemian (born about 1894).
In 1946, he married Georgia V. Robinson at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
In 1920 the Adjemian family emigrated to the United States, arriving in Boston, Massachusetts. The 1926 Naturalization Petition for Roopen George Adjemian states all three of his children were born in Turkey. However, the WPAOG memorial page for George Adjemian states he was born at Aleppo, Syria as does his November 1997 obituary published in the Spokane Spokesman Review.
Nickname from the 1941 West Point Howitzer yearbook.
In 1945, he married Georgia Robinson of Dallas, Texas at Paris, France.
They were the parents of three children.
He was a former Gonzaga University professor and attorney and a former resident of Claremont, California and Spokane, Washington.
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