Those Who Came Home from Schuyler County in World War Two pg 13

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Schuyler County In World War Two
- Those Who Came Home -

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Bly, Harold Glenn
Seaman 1/c.
Ribbons: Asiatic-Pacific Theater. "CB" (Construction Battalion) Insignia.

Boehm, Francis Donovan
Sergeant (Airplane and Engine Mechanic).
Ribbons: European-American theater with one silver star and one bronze star for Normandy, Northern France, Ardennes, Rhineland, Central Europe, and Air Offensive Europe campaigns. One service stripe and four overseas bars. Distinguished unit badge.

Bollinger, Francis B.
Technician Fifth Grade (Truck Driver, light).
Ribbons: European-Amreican Theater with one silver star for the Normandy, Northern France, Rhineland, Ardennes, and Central Europe campaigns. One service stripe and three overseas bars.

Bollinger, Russell
Chief Gunners Mate.
Ribbons: European-American Theater and Asiatic-Pacicfic Theater with battle stars for most all engagements in the South Pacific. Purple Heart. Letter of Commendation from Commanding Officer. Citation from State of Illinois. Serviced on the USS Talamanca and the USS M. L. Abele (DD733) which was sunk April 13, 1945.

Bollinger, Gerald
Technician Fourth Grade (Plumber).
ribbons: Asiatic-Pacific Theater with two bronze stars for New Guinea and Southern Philippines Campaigns. Philippine Liberation with two bronze stars. Two overseas bars and one service stripe.

Bonser, R. Russell
Lt. (j.g.) Regular Navy.
Ribbons: Service in Atlantic and Pacific Theaters. Now stationed at Seattle, Washington.

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