The Citadel Class of: | 1946 | |
Cadet Company: | Band (Source: Sphinx 1943) | |
Age: | 21 | |
Born: | 5-Jan-23 in Florida | |
Hometown: | Fauquier, Henrico County, Virginia | |
Family: | William Carmichael (father), Ida O. Carmichael (mother), Powl W. Carmichael (brother), James R. Carmichael |
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Rank: | Private | |
Branch of Service: | U.S. Army | |
Servicenumber: | 33626939 | |
Entered the Service from: | South Carolina | |
Function: | Not Available | |
Regiment: | 157th Infantry Regiment | |
Battalion: | 2nd Battalion | |
Division: | 45th Infantry Division | |
Company: | F | |
Unit: | Not Available | |
Date of death: | 23-Feb-44 | |
Status: | KIA/MIA | |
Place of death: | Near Carroceto, Italy | |
Spot: | SE of Aprilia in the Via Buon Riposo | |
Awards: | Purple Heart | |
Gravenumber: | Plot G Row 4 Grave 56 | |
Cemetery: | Sicily-Rome American Cemetery | |
Biography: | Not Available | |
Other information: | A BRIEF COMBAT HISTORY OF THE 157TH INFANTRY REGIMENT IN WWII“The 45th: The Story of the 45th Infantry Division” is a small booklet covering the history of the 45th Infantry Division. This booklet is one of the series of G.I. Stories published by the Stars & Stripes in Paris in 1944-1945. |
Sources: American Battle Monuments Commission, The Citadel Archive & Museum, Mike Stannard ’65, Sphinx 1943, Social Security Death Index, 1940 US Census, Find A Grave.com
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