Lt.Cdr. Mackert was killed in action while flying his F4F Aircraft on 6-23-1944 in the area of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific.
He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Mackert of 505 Rock Island in Peoria, Illinois, and a 1925 graduate of the old Kingman H.S. {now Woodruff}, and the husband of Mrs. Edythe Mackert, and the father of three children in Wisconsin. He was a regular sailor for two years, and was appointed to Annapolis, Maryland, and graduated in 1931, and received his Ensign Stripe.
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Entered the service from Illinois.
He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Mackert of 505 Rock Island in Peoria, Illinois, and a 1925 graduate of the old Kingman H.S. {now Woodruff}, and the husband of Mrs. Edythe Mackert, and the father of three children in Wisconsin. He was a regular sailor for two years, and was appointed to Annapolis, Maryland, and graduated in 1931, and received his Ensign Stripe.
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Entered the service from Illinois.
Lt.Cdr. Mackert was killed in action while flying his F4F Aircraft on 6-23-1944 in the area of the Marshall Islands in the South Pacific.
He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Mackert of 505 Rock Island in Peoria, Illinois, and a 1925 graduate of the old Kingman H.S. {now Woodruff}, and the husband of Mrs. Edythe Mackert, and the father of three children in Wisconsin. He was a regular sailor for two years, and was appointed to Annapolis, Maryland, and graduated in 1931, and received his Ensign Stripe.
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Entered the service from Illinois.
He is the son of Mr. & Mrs. William Mackert of 505 Rock Island in Peoria, Illinois, and a 1925 graduate of the old Kingman H.S. {now Woodruff}, and the husband of Mrs. Edythe Mackert, and the father of three children in Wisconsin. He was a regular sailor for two years, and was appointed to Annapolis, Maryland, and graduated in 1931, and received his Ensign Stripe.
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Entered the service from Illinois.
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