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Details for James Howard Kellam

Rank:Unit:Branch of Service:Enlistment Date:
Electrician's Mate Second Class Reserves

Submarine Division 241

U. S. S. Escolar

U. S. S. Tinosa (submarine)

Navy
2-1-1942
Kellam
Source: The Charlotte Observer 4-8-1945
 
Date of Birth:Place of Birth:Date of Death - Place:Age at death:
1/19/1920Guilford Co., NC11/13/1944 - Pacific24

Family Information Prior to 1947
Spouse Name and Address:
Mrs. Ferne Navey Kellam
310 Interurban Ave.
Charlotte, NC
Parent Name and Address:
parents deceased
Sibling Name and Address:
2 brother in the U. S. Army, one serving in Germany
2 brothers in the U. S. Navy
Mrs. C. A. Hinton
1910 Spring Garden St.
Greensboro, NC

Military Posts/Deployments:
boot training, Norfolk, VA
electrical school, St. Louis, MO
submarine training, Key West, FL
submarine training, New London, CN
Employers:
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Promotions & Awards:
Purple Heart
Submarine Combat Insignia
Death Details/Burial/Memorial Services:
He died in action.
Memorial marker at Ft. McKinley, Manila, PI.
Source:
Newsprint and death index
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