Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson born Aug 21 1915 in Wayne Co. IL., son of George Harper Richardson and Lou Etta Saxton. He was married to Erma Draper
Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson enlisted in Co. I 33rd Armored Regit., 3Rd Division. He was Killed (April 8 1945
World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas
Name: Paris C Richardson
Inducted From: Illinois
Rank: Staff Sergeant
Combat Organization: 33rd Regiment 3rd Armoured Division
Death Date: 8 Apr 1945
Monument: Henri-Chapelle, Belgium
Last Known Status: Missing
U.S. Awards:
Purple Heart Medal
Silver Star Medal
Bronze Star Medal
******
∼BACK IN HODGE GERMANY
S/Sgt. Paris C. Richardson is among the boys who have spent six months or more overseas returned home and then went back to help finish the job. He returned to the States January 16th for a 30-day leave, but has returned to the 33rd Armored Regiment, with Gen. Hodges First Army, which made the first break across the Rhine. He entered the service January 10, 1941. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson and husband of the former Erma Draper, all of Wayne City.
PARIS C. RICHARDSON MISSING SINCE APRIL 8
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department April 26th that their son, Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was missing in action since April 8th. He is a tank commander with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper lives with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Draper in Wayne City.
WAYNE CITY BOY KILLED 5 DAYS AFTER FURLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department Thursday May 17th saying their son Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was killed in action April 8th just five days after he arrived back with his Company after a thirty day rotation furlough home. He was with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper.
Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson enlisted in Co. I 33rd Armored Regit., 3Rd Division. He was Killed (April 8 1945
World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas
Name: Paris C Richardson
Inducted From: Illinois
Rank: Staff Sergeant
Combat Organization: 33rd Regiment 3rd Armoured Division
Death Date: 8 Apr 1945
Monument: Henri-Chapelle, Belgium
Last Known Status: Missing
U.S. Awards:
Purple Heart Medal
Silver Star Medal
Bronze Star Medal
******
∼BACK IN HODGE GERMANY
S/Sgt. Paris C. Richardson is among the boys who have spent six months or more overseas returned home and then went back to help finish the job. He returned to the States January 16th for a 30-day leave, but has returned to the 33rd Armored Regiment, with Gen. Hodges First Army, which made the first break across the Rhine. He entered the service January 10, 1941. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson and husband of the former Erma Draper, all of Wayne City.
PARIS C. RICHARDSON MISSING SINCE APRIL 8
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department April 26th that their son, Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was missing in action since April 8th. He is a tank commander with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper lives with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Draper in Wayne City.
WAYNE CITY BOY KILLED 5 DAYS AFTER FURLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department Thursday May 17th saying their son Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was killed in action April 8th just five days after he arrived back with his Company after a thirty day rotation furlough home. He was with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper.
Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson born Aug 21 1915 in Wayne Co. IL., son of George Harper Richardson and Lou Etta Saxton. He was married to Erma Draper
Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson enlisted in Co. I 33rd Armored Regit., 3Rd Division. He was Killed (April 8 1945
World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas
Name: Paris C Richardson
Inducted From: Illinois
Rank: Staff Sergeant
Combat Organization: 33rd Regiment 3rd Armoured Division
Death Date: 8 Apr 1945
Monument: Henri-Chapelle, Belgium
Last Known Status: Missing
U.S. Awards:
Purple Heart Medal
Silver Star Medal
Bronze Star Medal
******
∼BACK IN HODGE GERMANY
S/Sgt. Paris C. Richardson is among the boys who have spent six months or more overseas returned home and then went back to help finish the job. He returned to the States January 16th for a 30-day leave, but has returned to the 33rd Armored Regiment, with Gen. Hodges First Army, which made the first break across the Rhine. He entered the service January 10, 1941. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson and husband of the former Erma Draper, all of Wayne City.
PARIS C. RICHARDSON MISSING SINCE APRIL 8
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department April 26th that their son, Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was missing in action since April 8th. He is a tank commander with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper lives with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Draper in Wayne City.
WAYNE CITY BOY KILLED 5 DAYS AFTER FURLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department Thursday May 17th saying their son Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was killed in action April 8th just five days after he arrived back with his Company after a thirty day rotation furlough home. He was with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper.
Staff Sergeant Paris Clifford Richardson enlisted in Co. I 33rd Armored Regit., 3Rd Division. He was Killed (April 8 1945
World War II and Korean Conflict Veterans Interred Overseas
Name: Paris C Richardson
Inducted From: Illinois
Rank: Staff Sergeant
Combat Organization: 33rd Regiment 3rd Armoured Division
Death Date: 8 Apr 1945
Monument: Henri-Chapelle, Belgium
Last Known Status: Missing
U.S. Awards:
Purple Heart Medal
Silver Star Medal
Bronze Star Medal
******
∼BACK IN HODGE GERMANY
S/Sgt. Paris C. Richardson is among the boys who have spent six months or more overseas returned home and then went back to help finish the job. He returned to the States January 16th for a 30-day leave, but has returned to the 33rd Armored Regiment, with Gen. Hodges First Army, which made the first break across the Rhine. He entered the service January 10, 1941. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson and husband of the former Erma Draper, all of Wayne City.
PARIS C. RICHARDSON MISSING SINCE APRIL 8
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department April 26th that their son, Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was missing in action since April 8th. He is a tank commander with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper lives with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Draper in Wayne City.
WAYNE CITY BOY KILLED 5 DAYS AFTER FURLOUGH
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Richardson of Wayne City received a message from the War Department Thursday May 17th saying their son Staff Sergeant Paris C. Richardson was killed in action April 8th just five days after he arrived back with his Company after a thirty day rotation furlough home. He was with the First Army in Germany. His wife is the former Erma Draper.
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