World War II - Died in Captivity
as Prisoner Of War
Private First Class
Company M, 31st Infantry Regiment
US ARMY
Arthur J. Gagnon enlisted on August 29, 1939 in Massachusetts and was assigned Army serial number 6148663. PFC Gagnon, as a member of the 31st Infantry Regiment, was taken prisoner of war on April 9, 1942 after being surrendered as part of the Bataan Defense Force, and died in captivity.
as Prisoner Of War
Private First Class
Company M, 31st Infantry Regiment
US ARMY
Arthur J. Gagnon enlisted on August 29, 1939 in Massachusetts and was assigned Army serial number 6148663. PFC Gagnon, as a member of the 31st Infantry Regiment, was taken prisoner of war on April 9, 1942 after being surrendered as part of the Bataan Defense Force, and died in captivity.
World War II - Died in Captivity
as Prisoner Of War
Private First Class
Company M, 31st Infantry Regiment
US ARMY
Arthur J. Gagnon enlisted on August 29, 1939 in Massachusetts and was assigned Army serial number 6148663. PFC Gagnon, as a member of the 31st Infantry Regiment, was taken prisoner of war on April 9, 1942 after being surrendered as part of the Bataan Defense Force, and died in captivity.
as Prisoner Of War
Private First Class
Company M, 31st Infantry Regiment
US ARMY
Arthur J. Gagnon enlisted on August 29, 1939 in Massachusetts and was assigned Army serial number 6148663. PFC Gagnon, as a member of the 31st Infantry Regiment, was taken prisoner of war on April 9, 1942 after being surrendered as part of the Bataan Defense Force, and died in captivity.
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