World War II soldier
Name Lloyd Spurlock
From Jessamine County, Kentucky
War World War II
ID 35877476
Rank Private First Class
Branch US Army
Cause DOW - Died of Wounds
Awarded
★ Purple Heart
Name: Lloyd Spurlock
Gender: Male
Rank: Enlisted Man (includes Aviation Cadet or Student)
Admission Age: 20
Birth Date: abt 1925
Admission Date: May 1945
Discharge Date: May 1945
Discharge Place: Aid Station, Clearing or Collection Station, Dispensary
Military Branch: Field Artillery, General or Unspecified
Military Unit: 2
Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Wound(s), lacerated with no nerve or artery involvement; Location: Abdominal wall, generally (inside of body cavity); CausativeAgent: Artillery Shell, Fragments, Afoot or unspecified
Type of Injury: InjuryType: Battle injury; InjuryType2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person
Medical Treatment: Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient) (includes administration of plasma)
Service Number: 35877476
Notes: None
His remains were returned from USAF Cemetery No.1, Leyte, Philippine Islands on Sept. 2, 1948
Name Lloyd Spurlock
From Jessamine County, Kentucky
War World War II
ID 35877476
Rank Private First Class
Branch US Army
Cause DOW - Died of Wounds
Awarded
★ Purple Heart
Name: Lloyd Spurlock
Gender: Male
Rank: Enlisted Man (includes Aviation Cadet or Student)
Admission Age: 20
Birth Date: abt 1925
Admission Date: May 1945
Discharge Date: May 1945
Discharge Place: Aid Station, Clearing or Collection Station, Dispensary
Military Branch: Field Artillery, General or Unspecified
Military Unit: 2
Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Wound(s), lacerated with no nerve or artery involvement; Location: Abdominal wall, generally (inside of body cavity); CausativeAgent: Artillery Shell, Fragments, Afoot or unspecified
Type of Injury: InjuryType: Battle injury; InjuryType2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person
Medical Treatment: Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient) (includes administration of plasma)
Service Number: 35877476
Notes: None
His remains were returned from USAF Cemetery No.1, Leyte, Philippine Islands on Sept. 2, 1948
World War II soldier
Name Lloyd Spurlock
From Jessamine County, Kentucky
War World War II
ID 35877476
Rank Private First Class
Branch US Army
Cause DOW - Died of Wounds
Awarded
★ Purple Heart
Name: Lloyd Spurlock
Gender: Male
Rank: Enlisted Man (includes Aviation Cadet or Student)
Admission Age: 20
Birth Date: abt 1925
Admission Date: May 1945
Discharge Date: May 1945
Discharge Place: Aid Station, Clearing or Collection Station, Dispensary
Military Branch: Field Artillery, General or Unspecified
Military Unit: 2
Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Wound(s), lacerated with no nerve or artery involvement; Location: Abdominal wall, generally (inside of body cavity); CausativeAgent: Artillery Shell, Fragments, Afoot or unspecified
Type of Injury: InjuryType: Battle injury; InjuryType2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person
Medical Treatment: Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient) (includes administration of plasma)
Service Number: 35877476
Notes: None
His remains were returned from USAF Cemetery No.1, Leyte, Philippine Islands on Sept. 2, 1948
Name Lloyd Spurlock
From Jessamine County, Kentucky
War World War II
ID 35877476
Rank Private First Class
Branch US Army
Cause DOW - Died of Wounds
Awarded
★ Purple Heart
Name: Lloyd Spurlock
Gender: Male
Rank: Enlisted Man (includes Aviation Cadet or Student)
Admission Age: 20
Birth Date: abt 1925
Admission Date: May 1945
Discharge Date: May 1945
Discharge Place: Aid Station, Clearing or Collection Station, Dispensary
Military Branch: Field Artillery, General or Unspecified
Military Unit: 2
Diagnosis: Diagnosis: Wound(s), lacerated with no nerve or artery involvement; Location: Abdominal wall, generally (inside of body cavity); CausativeAgent: Artillery Shell, Fragments, Afoot or unspecified
Type of Injury: InjuryType: Battle injury; InjuryType2: All battle casualties, and all battle injuries not intentionally inflicted by self or another person
Medical Treatment: Transfusion (transfer of another's blood to a patient) (includes administration of plasma)
Service Number: 35877476
Notes: None
His remains were returned from USAF Cemetery No.1, Leyte, Philippine Islands on Sept. 2, 1948
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