Clarence H White - POW, World War II, Japan
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▼ Personnel File Core Info:
Name
Clarence H White
Rank
Major
Service #
O 019669
Service
Medical Corps
Unit
31st Infantry Regiment United States
Sub Unit
Surgeon
Parent Unit
Philippine Division
Notes
O'donnell-cabanatuan-bilibid-died On Enoura Maru On 01/11/45
Source
American Defenders Of Bataan And Corregidor - Registration Records
Summary
Abstract for Clarence H White showing essential details for POW incident when held as a prisoner of war by the Japanese during World War II
NAME
RANK
SERVICE
Service Insignias
World War II
POW
Held by Japan
Army
Major
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► Special Privacy Notice - All information detailed here on Major Clarence H White has been obtained from either de-classified U.S. government records and documents, or public and military oriented sources that have been active in contributing to a more personal understanding of the sacrifices made by men and women, in the service of their country during times of peace and of war. If you feel there is information presented here that should not be made public, you are welcome to contact us and request redaction or removal. Contact details may be found on our "about" page.
