McCoy, Frank, MG

Deceased

Photo In Uniform

Service Details

Last Rank
Major General

Last Service Branch
Cavalry

Last Primary MOS
0002-General Officer

Last MOS Group
General Officer

Primary Unit
1941-1943, 0002, United States Department of War

Service Years
1897 - 1943

Last Photo

Personal Details

Home State

Pennsylvania

Year of Birth
1874

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Contact Info

Home Town Lewistown
Date of Passing Jun 04, 1954
Location of Interment Arlington National Cemetery (VLM) - Arlington, Virginia

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Military Associations and Other Affiliations


	1954, National Cemetery Administration (NCA)

Additional Information

Last Known Activity:

Commissioned in June 1897 as 2LT of Cavalry.
1st Retirement, Oct 1938.
Recalled to Active Duty, Dec 1941.
2nd Retirement, Oct 1943.
Served in Cuba, Philippines, France, Armenia, Bolivia and Paraguay.

1936-1938, 0002, First Army (1st Army)

From Month/Year May / 1936	To Month/Year October / 1938
Unit First Army (1st Army) Unit Page
Rank Major General	MOS 0002-General Officer
Base, Fort or City Governor's Island	State/Country New York

Patch	First Army (1st Army) Details

	Type Support
	Parent Unit Field Armies and Groups	Strength Command
	Created/Owned By Not Specified

Last Updated: Dec 7, 2021

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8 Members Also There at Same Time

First Army (1st Army)

Conner, Fox, MG, (1898-1938)	USA	0002	Major General
Newgarden, Paul Woolever, MG, (1913-1944)	AG	2260	Lieutenant Colonel
Drum, Hugh, LTG, (1898-1943)			Lieutenant General
Nolan, Dennis, MG, (1896-1936)			Major General
White, Charles, MG, (1907-1946)			Colonel
Kertz, Frederic, Cpl, (1918-1945)			Corporal

1st Army Readiness Group

Strong, Alden, BG, (1912-1946)

CAC

Lieutenant Colonel

Legge, Barnwell, BG, (1916-1949)

AMP

0820

Colonel