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Dickey, George T.
Dickey, George T.
Date of death:
September 9th, 1944 (near Dornot/Moselle département, region Lorraine, France)
Mentioned on:
Lorraine American Cemetery and Memorial
Nationality:
American
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Distinguished Service Cross (DSC)
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Rank:
Private First Class
Unit:
Company K
,
3rd Battalion
,
11th Infantry Regiment
,
5th Infantry Division "Red Diamond"
,
U.S. Army
Awarded on:
1944
For action performed on 8 September 1944, near Dornot/Moselle département, region Lorraine, France.
Posthumously awarded.
Headquarters, Third U.S. Army, General Orders No. 109 (1944).
Bronze Star Medal (BSM)
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Unit:
Company K
,
3rd Battalion
,
11th Infantry Regiment
,
5th Infantry Division "Red Diamond"
,
U.S. Army
Purple Heart
Period:
Second World War (1939-1945)
Rank:
Private First Class
Unit:
Company G
,
3rd Battalion
,
11th Infantry Regiment
,
5th Infantry Division "Red Diamond"
,
U.S. Army
Sources
- Kemp, A., Metz 1944 – One More River to Cross, Heimdal, Bayeux, France, 2003
-
U.S. Army Center of Military History
-
Home of Heroes
-
American Battle Monuments Commission
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