Burrows, John, PFC

Deceased

Photo In Uniform

Service Details

Last Rank
Private First Class

Last Service Branch
Medical Corps

Last Primary MOS
657-Medical Aidman

Last MOS Group
Medical Corps (Enlisted)

Primary Unit
1918-1919, 657, 315th Medical Battalion

Service Years
1917 - 1919

Official/Unofficial US Army Certificates

Cold War Certificate

Last Photo

Personal Details

Home State

Oklahoma

Year of Birth
1894

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Contact Info

Home Town Not Specified	Last Address Ponca City

Date of Passing Apr 01, 1973
Location of Interment Not Specified	Wall/Plot Coordinates Not Specified

Official Badges

Army Honorable Service Lapel Pin (1920-1939)

Unofficial Badges

Additional Information

Last Known Activity
Honor Roll and Service Record, Kay County, OK (Gold Star Mothers) 1920

SSDI Search 80908 (Colorado Springs, El Paso, Colorado) SSN issued Colorado;

Other Comments:
Name: Burrows, John R.
Rank: Private First Class
DOB: Oct. 24, 1894
POB: Mercer County, IL
NOK: Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Burrows, Ponca City, OK
DOE: Active Dute: Oct 2, 1917
Place: Camp Travis, Texas
DOD: Jun 25, 1919,
Place: Camp Pike,AR
Campaigns: WWI
Battles: St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne Offiensive (1918-1919) (12 months)
Awards and Decorations: WWI Victory Medal
Unit: Medical Detachment, 315 Trains HQ, France

1918-1919, 657, 315th Medical Battalion

From Month/Year - / 1918	To Month/Year - / 1919
Unit 315th Medical Battalion Unit Page
Rank Private First Class	MOS 657-Medical Aidman
Location St. Mihiel	Country/State France

Patch	315th Medical Battalion Details

	Type Medical Unit	Existing/Disbanded Deactivated
	Parent Unit Medical Units	Strength Battalion
	Created/Owned By Not Specified

Last Updated: Jan 26, 2009

Memories For This Unit
Other Memories Campaign: WWI (France) Battles: St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne Offensive Overseas Time: 12 months (1918-1919) Assignment: Medical Detachement, 315th Trains Headquarters.

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