Warren R. Bisset (1923 California), a resident of Butte County, California, enlisted as a Private (S/N 19000559) in the U.S. Army on 17 June 1941 in San Francisco, California. He was single and had been working as an actor.
Private Bisset was assigned to the 680th Ordnance Company, Aviation and sent to the Philippine Islands.
He became a prisoner of war of the Japanese Army in the fall of Corregidor on 06 May, 1942.Private Bisset was taken to the Japanese Army at POW Camp 1, Cabanatuan 1-2-3, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines 15-121 where he died of disease.
After the war his remains were not able to be positively identified. He is most likely buried as one of the "Unknown but to God" in the Manila American Cemetery.
Private Bisset was assigned to the 680th Ordnance Company, Aviation and sent to the Philippine Islands.
He became a prisoner of war of the Japanese Army in the fall of Corregidor on 06 May, 1942.Private Bisset was taken to the Japanese Army at POW Camp 1, Cabanatuan 1-2-3, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines 15-121 where he died of disease.
After the war his remains were not able to be positively identified. He is most likely buried as one of the "Unknown but to God" in the Manila American Cemetery.
Warren R. Bisset (1923 California), a resident of Butte County, California, enlisted as a Private (S/N 19000559) in the U.S. Army on 17 June 1941 in San Francisco, California. He was single and had been working as an actor.
Private Bisset was assigned to the 680th Ordnance Company, Aviation and sent to the Philippine Islands.
He became a prisoner of war of the Japanese Army in the fall of Corregidor on 06 May, 1942.Private Bisset was taken to the Japanese Army at POW Camp 1, Cabanatuan 1-2-3, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines 15-121 where he died of disease.
After the war his remains were not able to be positively identified. He is most likely buried as one of the "Unknown but to God" in the Manila American Cemetery.
Private Bisset was assigned to the 680th Ordnance Company, Aviation and sent to the Philippine Islands.
He became a prisoner of war of the Japanese Army in the fall of Corregidor on 06 May, 1942.Private Bisset was taken to the Japanese Army at POW Camp 1, Cabanatuan 1-2-3, Nueva Province, Luzon, Philippines 15-121 where he died of disease.
After the war his remains were not able to be positively identified. He is most likely buried as one of the "Unknown but to God" in the Manila American Cemetery.
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