Pvt. Clayton Aagard was a US Veteran serving in WWll as a part of the 29th Engineers Training Battalion, US Army.
The 29th Engineer Battalion, one of two active topographic battalions, is the oldest of all U.S. military mapping units with distinguished service to the nation.
Clayton is buried in the Levan City Cemetery.
The 29th Engineer Battalion, one of two active topographic battalions, is the oldest of all U.S. military mapping units with distinguished service to the nation.
Clayton is buried in the Levan City Cemetery.
Pvt. Clayton Aagard was a US Veteran serving in WWll as a part of the 29th Engineers Training Battalion, US Army.
The 29th Engineer Battalion, one of two active topographic battalions, is the oldest of all U.S. military mapping units with distinguished service to the nation.
Clayton is buried in the Levan City Cemetery.
The 29th Engineer Battalion, one of two active topographic battalions, is the oldest of all U.S. military mapping units with distinguished service to the nation.
Clayton is buried in the Levan City Cemetery.
Bio by: Michael V Drachman
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PVT. 29 ENGR. TRAINING BN.
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