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Juarez, Pascual
Juarez, Pascual
Nationality:
American
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Silver Star Medal (SSM)
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Rank:
Private First Class
Unit:
Company B
,
406th Infantry Regiment
,
102nd Infantry Division "Ozark"
,
U.S. Army
For action performed somewhere in the period of 17-20 November 1944 in the vicinity of Gereonsweiler/Rhine Province, Germany.
The exact date of action as well as the citation are unknown to us.
Sources
- Mick, A., With the 102nd Infantry Division through Germany, The Battery Press, Nashville, USA, 2002
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