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Chalgren, Edward, Jr.
Chalgren, Edward, Jr.
Date of birth:
November 18th, 1913
Date of death:
December 31st, 2016
Nationality:
American
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Silver Star Medal (SSM)
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Rank:
Lieutenant Colonel
Unit:
3rd Battalion
,
305th Infantry Regiment
,
77th Infantry Division "Statue of Liberty"
,
U.S. Army
Citation unavailable.
Purple Heart
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Awarded for a wound reveided at Ie Shima on April 17th, 1945.
Sources
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MYERS, M. (EDITOR), Ours to Hold it High, The Battery Press, Nashville, United States, 2002
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