Enlisted on 9 April 1940 in Louisville, Kentucky
Seaman First Class, 2873876, U.S. Navy
Missing in Action from USS Houston (CA-30) along with his brother Roy Wilford Anglin.
The Houston went down in action on 1 March 1942 against a Japanese Invasion Task Force on the south coast of Java during the Battle of Sunda Strait. Of the original crew of 1,061, 368 crew members made it to shore and were captured by the Japanese, 291 would survive to the end of the war.
Seaman First Class, 2873876, U.S. Navy
Missing in Action from USS Houston (CA-30) along with his brother Roy Wilford Anglin.
The Houston went down in action on 1 March 1942 against a Japanese Invasion Task Force on the south coast of Java during the Battle of Sunda Strait. Of the original crew of 1,061, 368 crew members made it to shore and were captured by the Japanese, 291 would survive to the end of the war.
Enlisted on 9 April 1940 in Louisville, Kentucky
Seaman First Class, 2873876, U.S. Navy
Missing in Action from USS Houston (CA-30) along with his brother Roy Wilford Anglin.
The Houston went down in action on 1 March 1942 against a Japanese Invasion Task Force on the south coast of Java during the Battle of Sunda Strait. Of the original crew of 1,061, 368 crew members made it to shore and were captured by the Japanese, 291 would survive to the end of the war.
Seaman First Class, 2873876, U.S. Navy
Missing in Action from USS Houston (CA-30) along with his brother Roy Wilford Anglin.
The Houston went down in action on 1 March 1942 against a Japanese Invasion Task Force on the south coast of Java during the Battle of Sunda Strait. Of the original crew of 1,061, 368 crew members made it to shore and were captured by the Japanese, 291 would survive to the end of the war.
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Entered the service from Kentucky.
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