20 Jul 1944 Milan Exchange newspaper (TN)
With Our Boys In The Armed Service
Allied Force Advance Press Headquarters, Italy -Private First Class William G. Chillcutt, automatic rifleman, husband of Mrs Evelyn M. Chillcutt of Milan, Tenn., and son of Obie D. Chillcutt of Memphis, and Pvt. James M Schoffner, first scout and rifleman, son of Mr and Mrs. Carr E. Battle of Byhalia, Miss., are serving with the veteran infantry that stood guard over Old Glory as it was raised at reveille in Piazza Venezia, Rome, the morning of the Fourth of July.
Submitted by V. Flesher, Findagrave contributor 46961880.
With Our Boys In The Armed Service
Allied Force Advance Press Headquarters, Italy -Private First Class William G. Chillcutt, automatic rifleman, husband of Mrs Evelyn M. Chillcutt of Milan, Tenn., and son of Obie D. Chillcutt of Memphis, and Pvt. James M Schoffner, first scout and rifleman, son of Mr and Mrs. Carr E. Battle of Byhalia, Miss., are serving with the veteran infantry that stood guard over Old Glory as it was raised at reveille in Piazza Venezia, Rome, the morning of the Fourth of July.
Submitted by V. Flesher, Findagrave contributor 46961880.
20 Jul 1944 Milan Exchange newspaper (TN)
With Our Boys In The Armed Service
Allied Force Advance Press Headquarters, Italy -Private First Class William G. Chillcutt, automatic rifleman, husband of Mrs Evelyn M. Chillcutt of Milan, Tenn., and son of Obie D. Chillcutt of Memphis, and Pvt. James M Schoffner, first scout and rifleman, son of Mr and Mrs. Carr E. Battle of Byhalia, Miss., are serving with the veteran infantry that stood guard over Old Glory as it was raised at reveille in Piazza Venezia, Rome, the morning of the Fourth of July.
Submitted by V. Flesher, Findagrave contributor 46961880.
With Our Boys In The Armed Service
Allied Force Advance Press Headquarters, Italy -Private First Class William G. Chillcutt, automatic rifleman, husband of Mrs Evelyn M. Chillcutt of Milan, Tenn., and son of Obie D. Chillcutt of Memphis, and Pvt. James M Schoffner, first scout and rifleman, son of Mr and Mrs. Carr E. Battle of Byhalia, Miss., are serving with the veteran infantry that stood guard over Old Glory as it was raised at reveille in Piazza Venezia, Rome, the morning of the Fourth of July.
Submitted by V. Flesher, Findagrave contributor 46961880.
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