David served as a Utilityman, S.S. Angelina, U.S. Merchant Marines during World War II.
He resided in Harberson, Sussex County, Delaware prior to the war.
David was declared "Missing In Action" when the Angelina sunk by German U-618 in the Atlantic during the war.
He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal and the Combat Bar with a Star!
Son of Mrs. B. L. Bryant who resided at 311 Main Street, Harbeson, Delaware
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
He resided in Harberson, Sussex County, Delaware prior to the war.
David was declared "Missing In Action" when the Angelina sunk by German U-618 in the Atlantic during the war.
He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal and the Combat Bar with a Star!
Son of Mrs. B. L. Bryant who resided at 311 Main Street, Harbeson, Delaware
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
David served as a Utilityman, S.S. Angelina, U.S. Merchant Marines during World War II.
He resided in Harberson, Sussex County, Delaware prior to the war.
David was declared "Missing In Action" when the Angelina sunk by German U-618 in the Atlantic during the war.
He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal and the Combat Bar with a Star!
Son of Mrs. B. L. Bryant who resided at 311 Main Street, Harbeson, Delaware
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
He resided in Harberson, Sussex County, Delaware prior to the war.
David was declared "Missing In Action" when the Angelina sunk by German U-618 in the Atlantic during the war.
He was posthumously awarded the Mariner's Medal and the Combat Bar with a Star!
Son of Mrs. B. L. Bryant who resided at 311 Main Street, Harbeson, Delaware
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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