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Sergeant Paul H. Clark Returning Under Demobilization
82nd Infantry Division veteran from Phillips, Texas, Sgt. Paul H. Clark, a mechanic and welder in Service Battery of the 20th Field Artillery, is coming home under the Army demobilization program. He saw action at Saidor Aitape Morotai Leyte and Luzon and earned the Good Conduct Medal Asiatic Pacific Theater Ribbon Philippines Liberation Medal Bronze Arrowhead and three battle stars. He landed at Adelaide on arrival duties with the 32nd Red Arrow Infantry Division in April 1942 and is the son of Mrs. B. Clark Route 2 Blackwell Texas. His brother M. L. Clark is in the Army in the Mariannas. Clark is among the first to leave the 82nd under the plan.
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82Nd
Luson
Phillipines
Bronte
Texas
Ward Cuerema
Paul H. Clark
B. Clark
Route 2
20Th Field Artillery
Clark
Saidor
Aitape
New Guinea
Morotai
Dutch East Indies
Leyte
Luzon
Phillipiines
Adelaide
Australia
Blackwell
M. L. Clark
Mariannas
82Nd Division