Harold Skinner (1920-1945) Killed in Action, US Army, World War II (b. 1920, Westbrookville, Mamakating Township, Sullivan County, New York, USA - d. March 1945, Corregidor, Philippines) Military Service Number O-2036702.
Birth:
He was the son of Percy R. Skinner (1897-1950) and Lulu DeGroat (1901-?).
Military:
He was a Second Lieutenant in Company A in the 503rd Parachute Infantry. He was killed in action at Corregidor in the Philippines. Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines about 48 kilometers west of Manila which is located at the entrance of Manila Bay.
Birth:
He was the son of Percy R. Skinner (1897-1950) and Lulu DeGroat (1901-?).
Military:
He was a Second Lieutenant in Company A in the 503rd Parachute Infantry. He was killed in action at Corregidor in the Philippines. Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines about 48 kilometers west of Manila which is located at the entrance of Manila Bay.
Harold Skinner (1920-1945) Killed in Action, US Army, World War II (b. 1920, Westbrookville, Mamakating Township, Sullivan County, New York, USA - d. March 1945, Corregidor, Philippines) Military Service Number O-2036702.
Birth:
He was the son of Percy R. Skinner (1897-1950) and Lulu DeGroat (1901-?).
Military:
He was a Second Lieutenant in Company A in the 503rd Parachute Infantry. He was killed in action at Corregidor in the Philippines. Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines about 48 kilometers west of Manila which is located at the entrance of Manila Bay.
Birth:
He was the son of Percy R. Skinner (1897-1950) and Lulu DeGroat (1901-?).
Military:
He was a Second Lieutenant in Company A in the 503rd Parachute Infantry. He was killed in action at Corregidor in the Philippines. Corregidor is a small rocky island in the Philippines about 48 kilometers west of Manila which is located at the entrance of Manila Bay.
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