NOTE: Due to the way his information is written on the Korean War Project, I cannot accurately state his date of loss, but here is my interpretation below.
Gerald was listed as missing in action on or around December 2nd, 1950. Due to the amount of chaos within where he was, it's impossible without eyewitnesses to know when he exactly went missing. He was presumed dead December 31st, 1953 and his remains were never recovered.
Gerald was listed as missing in action on or around December 2nd, 1950. Due to the amount of chaos within where he was, it's impossible without eyewitnesses to know when he exactly went missing. He was presumed dead December 31st, 1953 and his remains were never recovered.
NOTE: Due to the way his information is written on the Korean War Project, I cannot accurately state his date of loss, but here is my interpretation below.
Gerald was listed as missing in action on or around December 2nd, 1950. Due to the amount of chaos within where he was, it's impossible without eyewitnesses to know when he exactly went missing. He was presumed dead December 31st, 1953 and his remains were never recovered.
Gerald was listed as missing in action on or around December 2nd, 1950. Due to the amount of chaos within where he was, it's impossible without eyewitnesses to know when he exactly went missing. He was presumed dead December 31st, 1953 and his remains were never recovered.
Inscription
CPL - 57 FA BN 7 DIV - NEBRASKA
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Records on Ancestry
Advertisement
