Ingles, Harry, MG

Deceased

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Service Details

Last Rank
Major General

Last Service Branch
Signal Corps

Last Primary MOS
0002-General Officer

Last MOS Group
General Officer

Primary Unit
1943-1947, 0210, United States Department of War

Service Years
1914 - 1947

Official/Unofficial US Army Certificates

Cold War Certificate

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Personal Details

Home State

Nebraska

Year of Birth
1888

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Contact Info

Home Town Pleasant Hill
Date of Passing Aug 15, 1976

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Additional Information

Last Known Activity:

Commissioned as 2LT of Infantry in June 1914.

Branch transferred to Signal Corps in July 1920.

Chief Signal Officer, War Department from July 1943 - Mar 1947.

1942-1942, 2010, Caribbean Defense Command

From Month/Year - / 1942	To Month/Year December / 1942
Unit Caribbean Defense Command Unit Page
Rank Brigadier General	MOS 2010-Chief of Staff
Base, Fort or City Not Specified	State/Country Panama

Patch	Caribbean Defense Command Details

	Type Support
	Parent Unit Other Commands	Strength Command
	Created/Owned By Not Specified

Last Updated: Sep 29, 2018

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10 Members Also There at Same Time

Caribbean Defense Command

Pendelton, Randolph, BG, (1911-1949)	CAC	1102	Brigadier General
Stayer, Morrison, MG, (1908-1946)	MD	3000	Brigadier General
Baker, Elza N., T/5, (1942-1945)	OD	359	Technician Fifth Grade
Long, James B., Jr., PVT, (1929-1945)	IN	521	Private
Rovedo, Angelo, SFC, (1932-1958)	AD	608	Private
Covell, William Edward Raab, MG, (1915-1946)			Brigadier General
Philoon, Wallace, MG, (1909-1945)	USA		Brigadier General
Walton, Leo Andrew, MG, (1915-1949)			Brigadier General
Melasky, Harris, MG, (1917-1946)	IN		Colonel
Pence, Arthur, MG, (1918-1954)	EN		Major