War casualty totals and veteran memories fill Comanche Chief
The Comanche Chief recounts U S Army and Navy casualties through July 31 with figures: 45,491 killed and 113,977 wounded in the Army, plus 22,665 dead and 17,819 wounded in the Navy. The narrative includes letters from a returning RAF airman praising infantry and recalling Normandy and other battles.
Comanche Area War Time Travel News Roundup
Personal notices list servicemen and families visiting relatives across Texas towns including Oceanside Dublin Austin Houston Fort Worth and Comanche. Names include Sir Ardell Hicks Joe Reid Hattie Brightman Jane Brightman Eugene Stephens J F Bowen Mike Bowen Ralph Carnes Pat Baxter Becky Baxter and many more with furloughs visits and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reid
Dublin
England
Comanche
Hattie Brightman
Jane Brightman
C. F. Silvas
Bob
Austin
Jimmy Schiller
Houston
Eugene Stephens
Fort Worth
J. F. Bowen
Mike
Greenville
Ralph Carnes
Ballinger
Pat
Becky Baxter
C. C. Baxter
Ana
Byron Grainger
Shreveport
Dan Trujillo
San Antonio
Pete Love
Ray Little
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
Paul #dor
Hardie Slider
A/S Slider
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Ruby Hilley
Medford Wetzel
E. H. Jones
Menard
Menford
Southwest Pacific
Jim Johnson
T. A. Cox
Charlene Williams
Ozona
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J. C. Wilkerson
Texas
Comanche County
Lewis Hershey
Clyde Garrett
Sam Russell
Old Settlers
Congress
Brownwood
U. S
Navy
Arthur Thomas
Sidney Thomas
Thomas
California
France
Mun
Air Corps
Johnny Gorman
Normandy
Johnny
Ries
G.I
Bataan
Corregidor
Africa
Guadalcanal
Sicily
Italy
RAF
Infantry
Sherman
Georgia
Sport Oxfords
Higginbotham’s
Sports
Oxfords
Sir Ardell Hicks
Oceanside
H. E. Albin
Betty June
John Robertson
Shrum
I. W. Robertson
J. P. Kearby
Rising Star
Bob Cox
Ruth
Earl Ray Evans
Dallas
Goodson Rieger
A. D. Martin
Baytown
Kate Cunningham
Cleburne
Johns. Brazier
San Bernadino
Army Air Base
Golda Edwards
Texan
Dale Howard
Trueman Vines
Doyle Dillard
Nina May
Eastland
Just