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Angelo Bernard Carrozzo

Marine Corps Reserve | Service Number 440494
Born

March 20, 1920
in Greenport, NY

Parents

Angelo Carrozzo
Lucia “Louise” (Cafarelli) Carrozzo

School

High school graduate
Details unnown

Pre-War Employment

Ship carpenter
Greenport Basin and Construction Co.

Entered Service

August 26, 1942
at New York, NY

Joined First Battalion

October 25, 1942
from Training Camp New River

Left First Battalion

June 17, 1944
Killed in action at Saipan

Left Service

June 17, 1944
Killed in action

Home Address and Next of Kin

514 Flint Street, Greenport, New York – home of parents, Angelo & Louisa Carrozzo

Service & Campaigns
Before joining battalion

Boot camp at Parris Island and New River with Sixth Separate Recruit Battalion. Outposted to First Separate Battalion (Reinforced) at New River on 25 October 1942; assigned to Dog Company on 11 November 1942.

Roi-Namur

Outfit: D/1/24th Marines
Rank: Private First Class
MOS: 504 (Ammunition carrier)

Campaign Narrative

Saipan

Outfit: C/1/24th Marines
Rank: Corporal
MOS: 521 (Basic)
Important Events: 
June 17, 1944 – killed in action (shell fragment, head); exact circumstances unknown
June 21, 1944 – buried in Plot 3, Row 1, Grave 496, Fourth Marine Division Cemetery

Campaign Narrative

Individual Decorations

Medal
Purple Heart

Campaign
Saipan (June 17, 1944)

Citation

Gallery

1 thought on “Angelo B. Carrozzo”

  1. Maureen Carrozo-Martin

    Angelo Carrozzo was my great-grandfather and Angelo B. was my great Uncle. My grandfather Matthew Carrozzo was my grandfather.

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