KIA WWII
Salm river ► Grand Bois area
Albert Thompson
Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army
12002339
Company K
290th Infantry Regiment
75th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: January 17, 1945
Buried at: Lot 95 Halcyon #4
Arlington Cemetery
Cove Road & Westfield Avenue
Pennsauken NJ
Awards: Purple Heart
STAFF SERGEANT ALBERT THOMPSON, 25, of 507 Harrison Avenue in Collingswood NJ, was killed in action on January 17, 1945 in Belgium. Born on August 19, 1919, he was one of nine children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thompson of Herkimer NY. He had enlisted in the Army in June of 1940, and had married Pauline Fritz, of Collingswood NJ in early 1942.
Sergeant Thompson was survived by his wife and a son Albert Theodore Thompson. He was also survived by his parents, five brothers, and three sisters. He was brought home after the war, and buried at Arlington Cemetery in Pennsauken NJ, with members of his wife's family.
Salm river ► Grand Bois area
Albert Thompson
Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army
12002339
Company K
290th Infantry Regiment
75th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: January 17, 1945
Buried at: Lot 95 Halcyon #4
Arlington Cemetery
Cove Road & Westfield Avenue
Pennsauken NJ
Awards: Purple Heart
STAFF SERGEANT ALBERT THOMPSON, 25, of 507 Harrison Avenue in Collingswood NJ, was killed in action on January 17, 1945 in Belgium. Born on August 19, 1919, he was one of nine children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thompson of Herkimer NY. He had enlisted in the Army in June of 1940, and had married Pauline Fritz, of Collingswood NJ in early 1942.
Sergeant Thompson was survived by his wife and a son Albert Theodore Thompson. He was also survived by his parents, five brothers, and three sisters. He was brought home after the war, and buried at Arlington Cemetery in Pennsauken NJ, with members of his wife's family.
KIA WWII
Salm river ► Grand Bois area
Albert Thompson
Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army
12002339
Company K
290th Infantry Regiment
75th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: January 17, 1945
Buried at: Lot 95 Halcyon #4
Arlington Cemetery
Cove Road & Westfield Avenue
Pennsauken NJ
Awards: Purple Heart
STAFF SERGEANT ALBERT THOMPSON, 25, of 507 Harrison Avenue in Collingswood NJ, was killed in action on January 17, 1945 in Belgium. Born on August 19, 1919, he was one of nine children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thompson of Herkimer NY. He had enlisted in the Army in June of 1940, and had married Pauline Fritz, of Collingswood NJ in early 1942.
Sergeant Thompson was survived by his wife and a son Albert Theodore Thompson. He was also survived by his parents, five brothers, and three sisters. He was brought home after the war, and buried at Arlington Cemetery in Pennsauken NJ, with members of his wife's family.
Salm river ► Grand Bois area
Albert Thompson
Staff Sergeant, U.S. Army
12002339
Company K
290th Infantry Regiment
75th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: New Jersey
Died: January 17, 1945
Buried at: Lot 95 Halcyon #4
Arlington Cemetery
Cove Road & Westfield Avenue
Pennsauken NJ
Awards: Purple Heart
STAFF SERGEANT ALBERT THOMPSON, 25, of 507 Harrison Avenue in Collingswood NJ, was killed in action on January 17, 1945 in Belgium. Born on August 19, 1919, he was one of nine children born to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Thompson of Herkimer NY. He had enlisted in the Army in June of 1940, and had married Pauline Fritz, of Collingswood NJ in early 1942.
Sergeant Thompson was survived by his wife and a son Albert Theodore Thompson. He was also survived by his parents, five brothers, and three sisters. He was brought home after the war, and buried at Arlington Cemetery in Pennsauken NJ, with members of his wife's family.
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