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Gerald Delone Miller

Marine Corps Reserve | Service Number 536923
Born

June 21, 1925
in Marlow, OK

Parents

Zelma Deloda Miller
Ova (Willingham) Miller

School

Details unknown

Pre-War Employment

Details unknown

Entered Service

April 21, 1943
in El Paso, TX

Time with First Battalion

Joined 8/26/1943 from Infantry Training Battalion, Camp Elliott, CA
Left (wounded) 6/22/1944 to US Naval Hospital #10, Aiea Heights, HI

Left Service

July 4, 1945
Discharged

Home Address and Next of Kin

Rural Route 2, Hart, Texas – address of mother, Mrs Ova Miller

Campaigns
Roi-Namur

Outfit: Able Company, First Battalion, 24th Marines
Rank: Private First Class
MOS: 745 (Rifleman)

Campaign Narrative

Saipan

Outfit: Able Company, First Battalion, 24th Marines
Rank: Private First Class
MOS: 745 (Rifleman)
Important Events:
June 22, 1944 – wounded in action (compound fracture of right femur), evacuated

Campaign Narrative

Decorations

Medal
Purple Heart

Campaign
Saipan (June 22, 1944)

Citation

Service Stories

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Gerald died on January 17, 2005 and is buried in National Memorial Cemetery of Arizona, Phoenix
Gallery
Gerald Miller's Selective Service registration, submitted a few days after his discharge. Note the scars on his hip and hand – likely reminders of battle wounds.

1 thought on “Gerald D. Miller”

  1. I think this is my grand father, is there anyway we can confirm this is him? We have some pictures if it is him. Please let me know.

    Thank you,
    Nicole

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