Hometown: Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan
Family: Ambroise Joseph Gilain Laine (father)
Emilie (Stolz) Laine (mother)
Bethel (Terry) Laine Pitman (ex wife)
George E. Laine (son)
Rank: Private
Function: Rifleman
Regiment: 116th Infantry Regiment
Battalion: 1st Battalion
Division – Transport: 29th Infantry Division
Company – Squadron: A Company
Status: KIA
Place of death: In the vicinity of Dürboslar-Jülich, Germany
Awards: 2 Purple Hearts with Oak Leaf Cluster
Pvt George Laine died December 4, 1944 in Germany after being wounded in action for the second time. He was seriously wounded first on July 30th in France and was hospitalized in Normandy and England for two months before returning to action.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs Emilie Laine, his one son, George age 5, who lives with his mother Mrs Bethel Pitman. Also surviving are three sisters.
Family: Ambroise Joseph Gilain Laine (father)
Emilie (Stolz) Laine (mother)
Bethel (Terry) Laine Pitman (ex wife)
George E. Laine (son)
Rank: Private
Function: Rifleman
Regiment: 116th Infantry Regiment
Battalion: 1st Battalion
Division – Transport: 29th Infantry Division
Company – Squadron: A Company
Status: KIA
Place of death: In the vicinity of Dürboslar-Jülich, Germany
Awards: 2 Purple Hearts with Oak Leaf Cluster
Pvt George Laine died December 4, 1944 in Germany after being wounded in action for the second time. He was seriously wounded first on July 30th in France and was hospitalized in Normandy and England for two months before returning to action.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs Emilie Laine, his one son, George age 5, who lives with his mother Mrs Bethel Pitman. Also surviving are three sisters.
Hometown: Battle Creek, Calhoun County, Michigan
Family: Ambroise Joseph Gilain Laine (father)
Emilie (Stolz) Laine (mother)
Bethel (Terry) Laine Pitman (ex wife)
George E. Laine (son)
Rank: Private
Function: Rifleman
Regiment: 116th Infantry Regiment
Battalion: 1st Battalion
Division – Transport: 29th Infantry Division
Company – Squadron: A Company
Status: KIA
Place of death: In the vicinity of Dürboslar-Jülich, Germany
Awards: 2 Purple Hearts with Oak Leaf Cluster
Pvt George Laine died December 4, 1944 in Germany after being wounded in action for the second time. He was seriously wounded first on July 30th in France and was hospitalized in Normandy and England for two months before returning to action.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs Emilie Laine, his one son, George age 5, who lives with his mother Mrs Bethel Pitman. Also surviving are three sisters.
Family: Ambroise Joseph Gilain Laine (father)
Emilie (Stolz) Laine (mother)
Bethel (Terry) Laine Pitman (ex wife)
George E. Laine (son)
Rank: Private
Function: Rifleman
Regiment: 116th Infantry Regiment
Battalion: 1st Battalion
Division – Transport: 29th Infantry Division
Company – Squadron: A Company
Status: KIA
Place of death: In the vicinity of Dürboslar-Jülich, Germany
Awards: 2 Purple Hearts with Oak Leaf Cluster
Pvt George Laine died December 4, 1944 in Germany after being wounded in action for the second time. He was seriously wounded first on July 30th in France and was hospitalized in Normandy and England for two months before returning to action.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs Emilie Laine, his one son, George age 5, who lives with his mother Mrs Bethel Pitman. Also surviving are three sisters.
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