From his WWI COMPENSATION application:
He entered the service on April 30, 1943 in Sampson NY. His service number was 821-14-44. He was separated from active service on February 26, 1946 in Shoemaker, CA.
His application for compensation was received by the board on April 28 1950 and he was awarded $160 for 16 months active domestic service and $270 for 18 months of Active foreign service, for a total of $430. That check was sent to 411 1/2 Main Street, Shenandoah, PA.
Oh, and he served on the USS BELLEAU WOOD 7/12/43 - 1/19/45
On a personal note, his siblings were:
Albert Bareika 1917-
Helen Bareika 1919-
Florence Bareika 1920-
Annie Bareika 1924-
George Bareika 1925-
Stella Bareika 1927-
Leonard Bareika 1929 - 2012
This information is sourced from the 1930 Fed Census and the SSID for Leonard.
From his WWI COMPENSATION application:
He entered the service on April 30, 1943 in Sampson NY. His service number was 821-14-44. He was separated from active service on February 26, 1946 in Shoemaker, CA.
His application for compensation was received by the board on April 28 1950 and he was awarded $160 for 16 months active domestic service and $270 for 18 months of Active foreign service, for a total of $430. That check was sent to 411 1/2 Main Street, Shenandoah, PA.
Oh, and he served on the USS BELLEAU WOOD 7/12/43 - 1/19/45
On a personal note, his siblings were:
Albert Bareika 1917-
Helen Bareika 1919-
Florence Bareika 1920-
Annie Bareika 1924-
George Bareika 1925-
Stella Bareika 1927-
Leonard Bareika 1929 - 2012
This information is sourced from the 1930 Fed Census and the SSID for Leonard.
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