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It indicates the veteran was awarded the Europe-Africa-Middle East Theater (EAMET) Campaign Medal. The medal was awarded for any service performed between December 7, 1941 and March 2, 1946 provided such service was performed in the geographical theater areas of Europe, North Africa, or the Middle East.
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Is Harry Truman's Signature on World War 2 discharge papers authentic?
no
What does wd cir 370 from my dad's world war 2 army discharge papers mean?
the wd stands for 'war departmnet' not sure about the rest though sorry. can you ask him?
What are the service outside of the us destination codes s w p t o on World War 2 discharge papers?
SWPTO: Southwest Pacific Theater of Operations
What does RR 1-1 mean on World War 2 US Army discharge papers?
"RR 1-1" on World War 2 US Army discharge papers refers to the soldier's reenlistment eligibility code. In this case, "RR" indicates that the soldier is eligible for immediate reenlistment, while "1-1" specifically denotes that the soldier is recommended for reenlistment without reservation. This code was used to streamline the process for soldiers who wished to continue their service after their initial discharge.
Who received the bronze star in the 45th infantry division in World War 2?
Try the "American War Library." If you have a copy of his Discharge papers and you know the General Order that issued the BSM, then you can request a copy of it from the National Archives. If not, they you would have to research the files or hire someone to do this. Note, that in 1947 there was a rule change that awarded the BSM to any soldiers who fought in combat as an infantryman and had been awarded the Combat Infantry Badge. So it is possible that he did not earn the BSM for a specific action and after the war he ordered his discharge papers, it would show he earned the BSM.
Is Harry Truman's Signature on World War 2 discharge papers authentic?
no
What does No Depend mean in regards to World War 2 honorable discharge papers?
No dependents.
What does component RA mean in regards to World War 2 honorable discharge papers?
regular army
Who should your Dad World War 2 triple Bronze Star recipient contact to get this information put on his discharge papers?
Veterans Administration
What does wd cir 370 from my dad's world war 2 army discharge papers mean?
the wd stands for 'war departmnet' not sure about the rest though sorry. can you ask him?
Did Robert sveen serve in the Vietnam war?
If it's not on his discharge papers, he didn't serve.
Need discharge papers of Marine soldier served in Korean War?
Gerard. Lionetti
What are the service outside of the us destination codes s w p t o on World War 2 discharge papers?
SWPTO: Southwest Pacific Theater of Operations
What does it mean when it says 'Not Available' in the space for a Purple Heart on World War 2 Army discharge papers?
It probably means that the individual was entitled to the Purple Heart but,none was available for issue at that time.
What does RR 1-1 mean on World War 2 US Army discharge papers?
"RR 1-1" on World War 2 US Army discharge papers refers to the soldier's reenlistment eligibility code. In this case, "RR" indicates that the soldier is eligible for immediate reenlistment, while "1-1" specifically denotes that the soldier is recommended for reenlistment without reservation. This code was used to streamline the process for soldiers who wished to continue their service after their initial discharge.
What battles or campaigns did the 39th infantry fight during world war 1?
---- Information obtained from my grandfathers discharge papers dated Oct. 19, 1919 Aisne-Marne, Meuse-Argonne, St. Mihiel, Toulon
How much is a civil war discharge paper worth?
um i had some papers from around that time once and it was just under a thousand but they were in bad shape. it really depends on who the person was and the condition of the papers. i hope this helps
