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Page No. County Image Size
  COVER (296010 bytes)
  FOREWORD I (455435 bytes)
  FOREWORD II (424164 bytes)
  TABULATION (290554 bytes)
1. Adams and Allegheny (426385 bytes)
2. Allegheny (421723 bytes)
3. Allegheny (412030 bytes)
4. Allegheny (420065 bytes)
5. Allegheny (417302 bytes)
6. Allegheny (408764 bytes)
7. Allegheny (445526 bytes)
8. Allegheny (427683 bytes)
9. Allegheny (475424 bytes)
10. Allegheny (455665 bytes)
11. Allegheny (407081 bytes)
12. Allegheny (435292 bytes)
13. Allegheny (466120 bytes)
14. Allegheny (418832 bytes)
15. Allegheny (445570 bytes)
16. Allegheny (452331 bytes)
17. Allegheny (419899 bytes)
18. Allegheny (435338 bytes)
19. Allegheny (416570 bytes)
20. Allegheny and Armstrong (421455 bytes)
21. Armstrong (423376 bytes)
22. Armstrong and Beaver (382844 bytes)
23. Beaver (410644 bytes)
24. Beaver and Bedford (396302 bytes)
25. Berks (424314 bytes)
26. Berks (434501 bytes)
27. Berks (432079 bytes)
28. Blair (412721 bytes)
29. Blair (401080 bytes)
30. Blair, Bradford and Bucks (455842 bytes)
31. Bucks (422326 bytes)
32. Bucks and Butler (348158 bytes)
33. Butler and Cambria (404149 bytes)
34. Cambria (435498 bytes)
35. Cambria (445640 bytes)
36. Cambria and Cameron (411202 bytes)
37. Carbon (406079 bytes)
38. Carbon, Centre and Chester (367565 bytes)
39. Chester (379802 bytes)
40. Chester, Clarion and Clearfield (415957 bytes)
41. Clearfield (398309 bytes)
42. Clearfield, Clinton and Columbia (425209 bytes)
43. Columbia and Crawford (435673 bytes)
44. Crawford and Cumberland (427706 bytes)
45. Cumberland and Dauphin (429565 bytes)
46. Dauphin (415319 bytes)
47. Dauphin and Delaware (409151 bytes)
48. Delaware (406939 bytes)
49. Delaware (403887 bytes)
50. Delaware (412419 bytes)
51. Delaware, Elk and Erie (406842 bytes)
52. Erie (424407 bytes)
53. Erie (421997 bytes)
54. Erie and Fayette (382021 bytes)
55. Fayette (422894 bytes)
56. Fayette (439214 bytes)
57. Fayette, Forest and Franklin (425772 bytes)
58. Franklin, Fulton and Greene (420241 bytes)
59. Huntingdon and Indiana (415709 bytes)
60. Indiana (370214 bytes)
61. Jefferson and Juniata (388879 bytes)
62. Lackawanna (421892 bytes)
63. Lackawanna (443297 bytes)
64. Lackawanna (404170 bytes)
65. Lackawanna (421855 bytes)
66. Lackawanna and Lancaster (382000 bytes)
67. Lancaster (421865 bytes)
68. Lancaster and Lawrence (432359 bytes)
69. Lawrence and Lebanon (406218 bytes)
70. Lebanon and Lehigh (418760 bytes)
71. Lehigh (442098 bytes)
72. Lehigh and Luzerne (363646 bytes)
73. Luzerne (432532 bytes)
74. Luzerne (422970 bytes)
75. Luzerne (434095 bytes)
76. Luzerne (418501 bytes)
77. Luzerne (431767 bytes)
78. Luzerne and Lycoming (391960 bytes)
79. Lycoming and Mckeen (427314 bytes)
80. Mckeen and Mercer (436289 bytes)
81. Mercer and Mifflin (414804 bytes)
82. Mifflin, Monroe and Montgomery (390650 bytes)
83. Montgomery (425386 bytes)
84. Montgomery (422292 bytes)
85. Montgomery and Montour (421277 bytes)
86. Montour and Northampton (421641 bytes)
87. Northampton (419263 bytes)
88. Northampton and Northumberland (393062 bytes)
89. Northumberland (425638 bytes)
90. Northumberland, Perry and Philadelphia (386547 bytes)
91. Philadelphia (388604 bytes)
92. Philadelphia (444449 bytes)
93. Philadelphia (440304 bytes)
94. Philadelphia (388449 bytes)
95. Philadelphia (427210 bytes)
96. Philadelphia (401081 bytes)
97. Philadelphia (432679 bytes)
98. Philadelphia (417001 bytes)
99. Philadelphia (449422 bytes)
100. Philadelphia (449675 bytes)
101. Philadelphia (399964 bytes)
102. Philadelphia (376433 bytes)
103. Philadelphia (445993 bytes)
104. Philadelphia (459372 bytes)
105. Philadelphia (442545 bytes)
106. Philadelphia (449788 bytes)
107. Philadelphia (448117 bytes)
108. Philadelphia (440569 bytes)
109. Philadelphia (375345 bytes)
110. Philadelphia (379191 bytes)
111. Philadelphia, Pike and Potter (407933 bytes)
112. Schuylkill (433080 bytes)
113. Schuylkill (410724 bytes)
114. Schuylkill (420691 bytes)
115. Schuylkill, Snyder and Somerst (407634 bytes)
116. Somerst (420726 bytes)
117. Sullivan, Susquehanna and Tioga (395838 bytes)
118. Tioga, Union and Venango (464103 bytes)
119. Venango, Warren and Washington (365380 bytes)
120. Washington (432643 bytes)
121. Washington (433663 bytes)
122. Washington and Wayne (444016 bytes)
123. Wayne and Westmoreland (412857 bytes)
124. Westmoreland (438698 bytes)
125. Westmoreland (436669 bytes)
126. Westmoreland (448074 bytes)
127. Westmoreland and Wyoming (421442 bytes)
128. York (429740 bytes)
129. York (419803 bytes)
130. State At Large (366469 bytes)

DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION

National Archives Identifier: 305313

Title: World War II Honor List of Dead and Missing Army and Army Air Forces Personnel from Pennsylvania, 1946

Creator: War Department. The Adjutant Generals Office. Administrative Services Division. Strength Accounting Branch. (ca. 1941 - ca. 1954) (Most Recent)

Type of Archival Materials: Textual Records

Level of Description: Item from Record Group 407: Records of the Adjutant General's Office, 1917- [AGO], 1905 - 1981

This document lists War Department casualties (Army and Army Air Force personnel) from World War II. Entries in the list are arranged by name of county and thereunder alphabetically by name of deceased. Information provided includes serial number, rank and type of casualty. The birthplace or residence of the deceased is not indicated. An introduction explaining how the list was compiled, a statistical tabulation, and the descriptions of the types of casualties incurred are also included.

Location: Modern Military Records LICON, Textual Archives Services Division (NWCTM),National Archives at College Park, 8601 Adelphi Road, College Park, MD 20740-6001 PHONE: 301-837-3510, FAX: 301-837-1752, EMAIL: inquire@nara.gov


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