KERBOW brothers Dallas EARL JOSEPH 368th Bomber Squadron, 306th Group 8th Air Force 445th 321st 12th

Описание: Today’s veterans that are gone but not forgotten are the KERBOW brothers. On January 3, 1943 the KERBOW family of Dallas Texas lost their 1st son in World War Two. Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Kerbow 1st son to die in World war Two was Staff Sergeant EARL L. KERBOW United States Army Air Corps Killed in Action on January 3, 1945, Earl was born on September 13, 1921, in Texas, and attended Sunset High School in Dallas Texas. He volunteered for service in the Army Air Force on January 14, 1942, at the age of 20. He served in the Army Air Corps; and trained at Sheppard Field in Texas, and served overseas, stationed at a base in England. Sgt. Kerbow served in 368th Bomber Squadron, 306th Bomber Group, Heavy 8th Army Air Force and participated in raids over Western Europe from September, 1942, until January 3, 1943, on which date he was killed in action on a combat mission on Saint Nazaire Submarine Base. He was awarded the Purple Heart, Air Medal with three Clusters, Presidential Citation European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, American Theater of operations medal, and The World War Two Victory Medal. 21 Months after the death of EARL Mr. and Mrs. KERBOW lost their 2nd son in the war Staff Sergeant JOSEPH E. KERBOW United States Army Air Corps was Killed in Action on October 8, 1944. JOSEPH KERBOW, was born December 17, 1922, he attended Adamson High School in Dallas, and volunteered for the Army Air force on January 13, 1942 at the age of 19. He served in the Army Air Corps; trained at Sheppard Field, Texas, and Elgin Field, Florida; he began overseas duty in North Africa, with the 445th Bomber Squadron, 321st Bomber Group, Medium, 12th Army Air Force. He served in the air offensive over Sicily, Sardinia, Italy, and participated in forty — seven combat missions. Sergeant Kerbow was killed in action on October 8, 1944, in a raid over Greece.

#Today’s #veterans that are #gonebutnotforgotten are the #KERBOW #brothers. On #January3, 1943 the KERBOW family of #DallasTexas lost their 1st son in #WorldWarTwo. Mr. and Mrs. #Earl B. Kerbow 1st son to die in World war Two was Staff Sergeant EARL L. KERBOW #UnitedStates #ArmyAirCorps #KilledinAction on January 3, 1943, Earl was born on September 13, 1921, in #Texas, and attended #SunsetHighSchool in #Dallas Texas. He volunteered for service in the #ArmyAirForce on January 14, 1942, at the age of 20. He served in the Army Air Corps; and trained at Sheppard Field in Texas, and served overseas, stationed at a base in England. Sgt. Kerbow served in #368thBomberSquadron, #306thBomberGroup, Heavy #8thArmyAirForce and participated in raids over Western Europe from September, 1942, until January 3, 1943, on which date he was killed in action on a combat mission on Saint Nazaire Submarine Base. He was awarded the Purple Heart, Air Medal with three Clusters, Presidential Citation European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, American Theater of operations medal, and The World War Two Victory Medal. 21 Months after the death of EARL Mr. and Mrs. KERBOW lost their 2nd son in the war Staff #Sergeant #JOSEPH E. KERBOW United States Army Air Corps was Killed in Action on #October8, 1944. JOSEPH KERBOW, was born December 17, 1922, he attended #AdamsonHighSchool in Dallas, and volunteered for the Army Air force on January 13, 1942 at the age of 19. He served in the Army Air Corps; trained at Sheppard Field, Texas, and Elgin Field, Florida; he began overseas duty in North Africa, with the #445thBomberSquadron, #321stBomberGroup, Medium, #12thArmyAirForce. He served in the air offensive over Sicily, Sardinia, Italy, and participated in forty — seven combat missions. Sergeant Kerbow was killed in action on October 8, 1944, in a raid over Greece. His awards included the Purple Heart Medal the Air Medal with nine Oak Leaf Clusters, Group Citation and Citation of Honor from Air Corps and the European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, American Theater of operations Medal, and The World War Two Victory Medal. Be sure to visit World War Two Veterans.com to read the profiles of tens of thousands of other American #WorldWarTwoVeterans.

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