SSgt. United States Marine Corps
Service: 9/17/1942 to 5/5/1952
Bruce Babcock served in the Ground Defense Department of USMC Photographic Squadron VMD-154 during World War II. This aerial reconnaissance squadron was stationed at Camp Elrod on Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides (now Vanuatu) in the South Pacific.
Bruce Babcock's last known residence was Rapid City, SD. He was interred in Black Hills National Cemetery on 6/9/1997.
Service: 9/17/1942 to 5/5/1952
Bruce Babcock served in the Ground Defense Department of USMC Photographic Squadron VMD-154 during World War II. This aerial reconnaissance squadron was stationed at Camp Elrod on Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides (now Vanuatu) in the South Pacific.
Bruce Babcock's last known residence was Rapid City, SD. He was interred in Black Hills National Cemetery on 6/9/1997.
SSgt. United States Marine Corps
Service: 9/17/1942 to 5/5/1952
Bruce Babcock served in the Ground Defense Department of USMC Photographic Squadron VMD-154 during World War II. This aerial reconnaissance squadron was stationed at Camp Elrod on Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides (now Vanuatu) in the South Pacific.
Bruce Babcock's last known residence was Rapid City, SD. He was interred in Black Hills National Cemetery on 6/9/1997.
Service: 9/17/1942 to 5/5/1952
Bruce Babcock served in the Ground Defense Department of USMC Photographic Squadron VMD-154 during World War II. This aerial reconnaissance squadron was stationed at Camp Elrod on Espiritu Santo Island, New Hebrides (now Vanuatu) in the South Pacific.
Bruce Babcock's last known residence was Rapid City, SD. He was interred in Black Hills National Cemetery on 6/9/1997.
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