3rd platoon, F Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th PIR
Lt. Freeling Colt Killed in Action
Lieutenant Freeling T. Colt of Jamestown House, Fort Hill Village, NY was killed in action in France on D-Day, the War Department has notified his wife, Mrs. Margaret T. Colt. Lieutenant Colt, who was twenty-seven years old, was a graduate of Virginia Military Institute and entered service in February, 1942. He was a former resident of ; Tarrytown. Lieutenant Colt is also survived by two children, Blaise and Tricia Colt.
Lt. Freeling Colt Killed in Action
Lieutenant Freeling T. Colt of Jamestown House, Fort Hill Village, NY was killed in action in France on D-Day, the War Department has notified his wife, Mrs. Margaret T. Colt. Lieutenant Colt, who was twenty-seven years old, was a graduate of Virginia Military Institute and entered service in February, 1942. He was a former resident of ; Tarrytown. Lieutenant Colt is also survived by two children, Blaise and Tricia Colt.
3rd platoon, F Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th PIR
Lt. Freeling Colt Killed in Action
Lieutenant Freeling T. Colt of Jamestown House, Fort Hill Village, NY was killed in action in France on D-Day, the War Department has notified his wife, Mrs. Margaret T. Colt. Lieutenant Colt, who was twenty-seven years old, was a graduate of Virginia Military Institute and entered service in February, 1942. He was a former resident of ; Tarrytown. Lieutenant Colt is also survived by two children, Blaise and Tricia Colt.
Lt. Freeling Colt Killed in Action
Lieutenant Freeling T. Colt of Jamestown House, Fort Hill Village, NY was killed in action in France on D-Day, the War Department has notified his wife, Mrs. Margaret T. Colt. Lieutenant Colt, who was twenty-seven years old, was a graduate of Virginia Military Institute and entered service in February, 1942. He was a former resident of ; Tarrytown. Lieutenant Colt is also survived by two children, Blaise and Tricia Colt.
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