Harry Leon Englerth
Harry L. Englerth, U. S. Navy water tender first class, was reported killed in action in June, 1945. He had been previously reported missing. He had been aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific since 1943 and had been in the Navy since 1940.
He was the son of C. A. Englerth of Wilmot. His remains were returned home for burial in the Wilmot Cemetery. His name is incorrectly spelled on the local veterans memorial.
Harry L. Englerth, U. S. Navy water tender first class, was reported killed in action in June, 1945. He had been previously reported missing. He had been aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific since 1943 and had been in the Navy since 1940.
He was the son of C. A. Englerth of Wilmot. His remains were returned home for burial in the Wilmot Cemetery. His name is incorrectly spelled on the local veterans memorial.
Harry Leon Englerth
Harry L. Englerth, U. S. Navy water tender first class, was reported killed in action in June, 1945. He had been previously reported missing. He had been aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific since 1943 and had been in the Navy since 1940.
He was the son of C. A. Englerth of Wilmot. His remains were returned home for burial in the Wilmot Cemetery. His name is incorrectly spelled on the local veterans memorial.
Harry L. Englerth, U. S. Navy water tender first class, was reported killed in action in June, 1945. He had been previously reported missing. He had been aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific since 1943 and had been in the Navy since 1940.
He was the son of C. A. Englerth of Wilmot. His remains were returned home for burial in the Wilmot Cemetery. His name is incorrectly spelled on the local veterans memorial.
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