Having actually gone "Missing" on the above date, he was not officially declared by the military as being dead until November 25, 1945.
Fireman First Class US Navy WWII
USS Pillsbury DD-227 South Java Sea
Sunk by Japanese Destroyers the night of March 1, 1942
Department of the United States Navy declared all on board lost at sea
November 25, 1945
Lieutenant Commander Harold Clay Pound
Entered the service from Indianapolis, Indiana February 27, 1940
Fireman First Class US Navy WWII
USS Pillsbury DD-227 South Java Sea
Sunk by Japanese Destroyers the night of March 1, 1942
Department of the United States Navy declared all on board lost at sea
November 25, 1945
Lieutenant Commander Harold Clay Pound
Entered the service from Indianapolis, Indiana February 27, 1940
Having actually gone "Missing" on the above date, he was not officially declared by the military as being dead until November 25, 1945.
Fireman First Class US Navy WWII
USS Pillsbury DD-227 South Java Sea
Sunk by Japanese Destroyers the night of March 1, 1942
Department of the United States Navy declared all on board lost at sea
November 25, 1945
Lieutenant Commander Harold Clay Pound
Entered the service from Indianapolis, Indiana February 27, 1940
Fireman First Class US Navy WWII
USS Pillsbury DD-227 South Java Sea
Sunk by Japanese Destroyers the night of March 1, 1942
Department of the United States Navy declared all on board lost at sea
November 25, 1945
Lieutenant Commander Harold Clay Pound
Entered the service from Indianapolis, Indiana February 27, 1940
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