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Last Address Dearfield Beach Fl.
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Frank Titolo was my uncle inlaw . He retired from Danny's Hideaway restraunt as a Maitre D'Hotel in N.Y.C.
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Frank J. Titolo
BRANCH OF SERVICE U.S. Army
HOMETOWN Brooklyn, NY
HONORED BY Conchetta Sarraco, Daughter
ACTIVITY DURING WWII INDUCTED ON JULY 30, 1943. INFANTRYMAN, COMPANY H, 323RD INFANTRY REGIMENT. OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY OF INSTRUMENT NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER 1607. RECEIVED MARKSMANSHIP BADGES ON OCTOBER 19, 1943 FOR M1 RIFLE 159. PARTICIPATED IN ACTION IN GUADALCANAL, SOUTHERN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS AND WESTERN PACIFIC. RECEIVED THE COMBAT INFANTRYMAN BADGE, BRONZE STAR, PURPLE HEART, GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, ASIATIC-PACIFIC CAMPAIGN MEDAL WITH 2 STARS, AMERICAN CAMPAIGN MEDAL, WWII VICTORY MEDAL AND PHILIPPINE LIBERATION RIBBON WITH 1 STAR. DURING ACTION, SUPERVISED CREW OF 81MM MORTAR IN FIRING WEAPONS FROM CARRIER OF GROUND MOUNT AND PLACE EXPLOSIVE SHELLS ON ENEMY POSITION. RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTROL COORDINATION AND TACTICAL EMPLOYMENT OF MORTAR CREWS. PRIVATE, 5 MONTHS AS RIFLEMAN; PRIVATE FIRST CLASS, 21 MONTHS AS AMMUNITION HANDLER. HONORABLE DISCHARGE ON FEBRUARY 6, 1946 AT FORT DIX, NEW JERSEY AS A CORPORAL.
1944-1945, 1st Squadron, 323rd Cavalry Regiment
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