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Pvt. Glenn B. Frank
Apr. 9, 1922 – Jan. 29, 1945
New Hope Cumberland Presby. Cem.
ID: 34722047
Branch of Service: U.S.
Army
Hometown: Monroe County, TN
Status: DNB
Mr. Charlie Frank of Route 3 has
received the following telegram from the Adjutant general: “the Secretary of
War desires me to express his deep regret that your son, Pvt. Glenn B. Frank,
has been reported missing since 29 Jan. in the Pacific
Ocean area. If further
details or other information are received, you will be promptly
notified. The last letter received
from Glenn was postmarked Jan. 2. A
later telegram has been received as follows: “The Secretary of War desires
that I tender his deep sympathy to you in the loss of your son, Pvt. Glenn B.
Frank, who was previously reported missing. Report now received states he was killed 29
Jan. in Pacific Ocean area.”
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Name:
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Glenn B Frank
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Birth Year:
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1922
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Race:
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White, Citizen (White)
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Nativity State or Country:
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Tennessee
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State of Residence:
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Tennessee
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County or
City:
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Monroe
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Enlistment
Date:
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16 Feb 1943
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Enlistment State:
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Georgia
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Enlistment City:
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Fort
Oglethorpe
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Branch:
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Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA
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Branch Code:
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Branch Immaterial - Warrant Officers, USA
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Grade:
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Private
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Grade Code:
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Private
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Term of
Enlistment:
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Enlistment for the duration of the War or other
emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or
otherwise according to law
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Component:
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Selectees (Enlisted Men)
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Source:
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Civil Life
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Education:
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Grammar school
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Civil
Occupation:
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Farm hands, general farms
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Marital Status:
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Single, with dependents
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Height:
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67
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Weight:
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149
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Researcher and Designer
Joy Locke & Joe Irons
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