Hutchison, Granville, T/SGT

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Last Rank
Technical Sergeant
Last Service Branch
Infantry
Last Primary MOS
1733-Armored Reconnaissance Platoon or Squad Sergeant
Last MOS Group
Armor
Primary Unit
1952-1953, 1733, 25th Infantry Division (Tropic Lightning)
Service Years
1943 - 1954
Infantry
Technical Sergeant
Three Service Stripes
Seven Overseas Service Bars

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Home State
Virginia
Virginia
Year of Birth
1924
 
This Military Service Page was created/owned by SP 4 Richard Bradley to remember Hutchison, Granville, T/Sgt.

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Contact Info
Home Town
Richmond
Last Address
Richmond, Virginia
Date of Passing
Mar 28, 1978
 

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25th Infantry Division Honorably Discharged WW II


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SFC Granville Houston Hutchison was born in Richmond, Virginia on August 12, 1924.  He joined the Army on March 12, 1943 enlisting in Richmond, Virginia.  So far, I have not determined the Theator of Operations he served in WW II.  However, I am incontact with his son and he is providing more and more info dealing with his father's service.  So, updates should be forthcoming.  So far, research has given us his father and mother as: Walter Lewis Hutchison (1887 - 1938) and Grace Ethel Knight (1892 - 1947).  His siblings are: Forest Lewis Hutchison, Hilton Hutchison, James Hutchison, Wallace Hutchison, Bernard Pleasant Hucthison and Gladis Hucthison who married Herbert Sears.  Granville's SSN was 229-12-7304 Virginia (before 1951).   As far as I can detemine at present, his last duty station was with the 25th Reconnaissance Company (in the Scout Section)  of the 25th Infantry Division.  He was the Scout Section Leader. 

Recent contact from his son reveals his father served in the European Theather of Operations with the 86th Infantry Division, 341st Infantry Regiment, Hotel Company in the Heavy Weapons Platoon as a Motorman.  He also indicates that his father was wounded on April 14, 1945.

   

   1945-1946, 669, US Constabulary Europe
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Staff Sergeant
From Month/Year
June / 1945
To Month/Year
- / 1946
Unit
US Constabulary Europe Unit Page
Rank
Staff Sergeant
MOS
669-Military Policeman Occupied Territory
Base, Fort or City
Not Specified
State/Country
Germany
 
 
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US Constabulary Europe
Type
Light Infantry
 
Parent Unit
Cold War Units
Strength
Command
Created/Owned By
Not Specified
   

Last Updated: Oct 21, 2018
   
   
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My Photos For This Unit
Constabulatary Occupation Duty - Germany
Off Duty!
Guard Duty!
At the NCO Club or a German Guest House.  Whichever, produces a Happy Hookie!
10 Members Also There at Same Time
US Constabulary Europe

Watson, Leroy Hugh, MG, (1915-1953) USA 0002 Major General
White, Isaac, GEN, (1923-1961) USA 0002 Major General
Prickett, Fay, MG, (1916-1953) USA 0002 Brigadier General
Leahy, Charles Adam, Cpl, (1945-1947) MS 3506 Corporal
Polk, J.L., Cpl, (1945-1947) TC 345 Corporal
Gay, Hobart Raymond, LTG, (1917-1955) Major General
Maddox, Halley, MG, (1920-1959) CV Brigadier General
Carey, Merle Landry, COL, (1939-1963) FA Captain
Whitworth, Richard, CSM, (1946-1980) Private First Class
Harmon, Ernest, MG, (1917-1948) Major General

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