Soldier Darling of Camp Butner Receives Promotion
Corporal Andrew Addison Darling of Camp Butner North Carolina has been promoted to Sergeant and is serving overseas in England for the past eighteen months. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dorsey Darling of Wilmington Delaware and was recently married to Wiss Gen Miller of Daytona Beach Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Addison Darling
Camp Butner
North Carolina
Camp Blanding
Florida
National Vulcanized Fibre Co
Wilmington
Dorsey Darling
Yenroe St
Del
Daytona Beach
Quartermaster Corps
Gffcer
X. C
Fastern
N. C
Caralne High School
Denton
England
First Close Merchant
Willey
Walker J. Wilks
American Corner
Joe Denton Journal
Service Shorts Sergeant J Burton Wiley in Sawin
An unclear service note mentions Sergeant J Burton Wiley, with references to Sawin and indveres. The fragmentary text provides limited context on his status or actions and does not establish a clear event or outcome. Further readable text is needed to confirm details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Burton Wiley
Soldier Breeding Returns to Camp Butner for Further Duty
Corpral Paul F Breeding, from Tickmar, returned to Camp Butner after a 21 day furlough with his parents. He enlisted in September 1919, joined the National Guard, served in the 18th Anti-Aircraft unit, trained at camps in the South West and overseas. He saw service in various campaigns and earned commendations before his discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cphl
Paul F. Breeding
Camp Butner
Can Elling
Wes
Frank Breeding
Tickmar
Mel
Snational Guard
Tie
Corpral RoecCing
Local Soldier Dawson F Cohee Serves in Australia
Sergeant Dawson F Cohee, son of Mr and Mrs Pied Cohee of Greensboro, formerly with American Stores Co in Greensboro, joined the US Army July 11, 1941. Trained at Camp Lee Virginia then Camp Edwards Massachusetts, later shipped to San Francisco and overseas to Australia. The report notes his service in the Medical Corps and duties in Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ergeant Dawson F. Cohee
Nive
Pied Cooheee
Greensboro
Australia
Cohee
American Stores Co
L. S. Army
Camp Lee Va
Camp Edwards
Mas
San Francisco
Cahituraa
Cance
Seabees Man Enlists in World War II Service Details
The Seabees member From South Pacific Island entered service January 26, 1943, doing clerical work in Preston Tracking Co office before joining Navy Seabees. He sailed from California on July 3, 1943, heading to the Pacific theater aboard a transport, with duties including construction work on heavy equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orland Pluharts
M.M
Machiniss
South Pacific
Preston Tracking Co
Preston
Betace
Pareens Vam
Joseph Wihakarts
Denton
Navy Seabees
Califoenic
Teland
Pacific
Tasheen
Cohee praises Australia as a very nice place
Cohee states that Australia is a very nice place and that the people there are fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohee
Australia
New Guinea Sergeant Missing Since 1942 Training Route Noted
In New Guinea, a service member of the Army Medical Air Corps trained at Langley Field, Virginia. He went overseas in January 1942 and remains missing in New Guinea. He is the son of Mrs. Mary Balderson, 28 Roosevelt Avenue, Dover, Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langley Field
Virginia
New
Guinea
Mary
Dover family keeps faith with overseas air corps sergeant
In England on assignment since October Sergeant George E Baldersen was inducted into the Army Air Corps on March 17 1943. He trained at Miami Beach Florida and earned his diploma at Chanute Field in June. Letters reach his mother Mrs Mary Balderson of Dover Delaware and his wife and young son also reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Baldersen
Army Air Corps
Miami Beach
Fla
U. S. Army Air Forces Technical School
Chanute Field
England
Mary Balderson
Dover
Del
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Leels
Seabees
Uncle Sam
Army
Navy
America
Blue Bell, Inc
New York
Worth St
Nashville
Chicago
West Adams St
Maryland
Georgia
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
New Guinea
Army Medical Air Corps
Balderson
Roosevelt Avenue
Dover, del
Corporal John I. Balderson
Ata of
Suly
Hivlera
Hirenito
TNT
Comsi
Vic
Tory
Bryan & Hopkins
Rexall Denton, MD
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