Clarence was a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Forces-366th Bomber Squadron, 305th Bomber Group, Heavy.
1940 census for Clarence Gillespie age 22yrs, single with his parents; Earl E. and Mable Gillespie, brother Edwin, sisters; June and Phyllis Gillespie. Living in Brackenridge, Ward 2, Allegheny, PA. WWII Army enlistment record states Clarence was born in 1918 (no month or day) in PA. He enlisted in 1941. Other census from 1920 and 1930, he was living in the same city and state as the 1940 census.
From the US Army Enlistment Records WWII-1938-1946;
Clarence W. Gillespie entered the service
(Army Air Corps)on Mar. 14, 1941 from Pittsburgh, PA.
Rank: Private
Term: One year enlistment
Education: 4 years of high school
Civilian Occupation: Semi-skilled mechanic & repairman, motor vehicles
Serial # 13013645
Affiliate ARC Identifier: 1263923
Box Film # 01141.114
Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File ca. 1938-1946
He was one of the crew members on 1st Lt. Erwin R. Schott's plane that went down May 1, 1943. Army Air Force.
Service # O-728469
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
Missing in Action
Awards: Air Medal, Purple Heart
1940 census for Clarence Gillespie age 22yrs, single with his parents; Earl E. and Mable Gillespie, brother Edwin, sisters; June and Phyllis Gillespie. Living in Brackenridge, Ward 2, Allegheny, PA. WWII Army enlistment record states Clarence was born in 1918 (no month or day) in PA. He enlisted in 1941. Other census from 1920 and 1930, he was living in the same city and state as the 1940 census.
From the US Army Enlistment Records WWII-1938-1946;
Clarence W. Gillespie entered the service
(Army Air Corps)on Mar. 14, 1941 from Pittsburgh, PA.
Rank: Private
Term: One year enlistment
Education: 4 years of high school
Civilian Occupation: Semi-skilled mechanic & repairman, motor vehicles
Serial # 13013645
Affiliate ARC Identifier: 1263923
Box Film # 01141.114
Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File ca. 1938-1946
He was one of the crew members on 1st Lt. Erwin R. Schott's plane that went down May 1, 1943. Army Air Force.
Service # O-728469
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
Missing in Action
Awards: Air Medal, Purple Heart
Clarence was a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Forces-366th Bomber Squadron, 305th Bomber Group, Heavy.
1940 census for Clarence Gillespie age 22yrs, single with his parents; Earl E. and Mable Gillespie, brother Edwin, sisters; June and Phyllis Gillespie. Living in Brackenridge, Ward 2, Allegheny, PA. WWII Army enlistment record states Clarence was born in 1918 (no month or day) in PA. He enlisted in 1941. Other census from 1920 and 1930, he was living in the same city and state as the 1940 census.
From the US Army Enlistment Records WWII-1938-1946;
Clarence W. Gillespie entered the service
(Army Air Corps)on Mar. 14, 1941 from Pittsburgh, PA.
Rank: Private
Term: One year enlistment
Education: 4 years of high school
Civilian Occupation: Semi-skilled mechanic & repairman, motor vehicles
Serial # 13013645
Affiliate ARC Identifier: 1263923
Box Film # 01141.114
Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File ca. 1938-1946
He was one of the crew members on 1st Lt. Erwin R. Schott's plane that went down May 1, 1943. Army Air Force.
Service # O-728469
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
Missing in Action
Awards: Air Medal, Purple Heart
1940 census for Clarence Gillespie age 22yrs, single with his parents; Earl E. and Mable Gillespie, brother Edwin, sisters; June and Phyllis Gillespie. Living in Brackenridge, Ward 2, Allegheny, PA. WWII Army enlistment record states Clarence was born in 1918 (no month or day) in PA. He enlisted in 1941. Other census from 1920 and 1930, he was living in the same city and state as the 1940 census.
From the US Army Enlistment Records WWII-1938-1946;
Clarence W. Gillespie entered the service
(Army Air Corps)on Mar. 14, 1941 from Pittsburgh, PA.
Rank: Private
Term: One year enlistment
Education: 4 years of high school
Civilian Occupation: Semi-skilled mechanic & repairman, motor vehicles
Serial # 13013645
Affiliate ARC Identifier: 1263923
Box Film # 01141.114
Electronic Army Serial Number Merged File ca. 1938-1946
He was one of the crew members on 1st Lt. Erwin R. Schott's plane that went down May 1, 1943. Army Air Force.
Service # O-728469
He entered the Service from Pennsylvania.
Missing in Action
Awards: Air Medal, Purple Heart
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