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- Name:
- William Orville White
- State of Birth:
- IN
- Home State:
- WY
- Gender:
- Male
- Race:
- Unspecified
- War or Conflict:
- World War, 1939-1945
- Status:
- Veteran
- Dates of Service:
- 1941-1945
- Entrance into Service:
- Enlisted
- Branch of Service:
- Army
- Unit of Service:
- Airwarning Company, Signal Corps
- Location of Service:
- Fort Monmouth, New Jersey; Philippines; Kyushu, Japan
- Highest Rank:
- Corporal
- Prisoner of War:
- Yes
- Service History Note:
- Veteran had malaria, pellagra, and dysentery while a Japanese prisoner of war (POW). White survived the Bataan Death March.
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- Type of Resource:
- Photograph: Mixed (Multiple types of photographs) [2 items]
- Audio: Audio Cassette [1 item] --Oral history interview
- Audio: CD [0 item] --Reference copy
- Interviewer:
-
Janet Hammond
- Contributor:
-
Helen Reed
- Contributor Affiliation/Organization:
-
Park County Veterans History Project
- Collection #:
- AFC/2001/001/9614
- Subjects:
- White, William Orville
World War, 1939-1945--Personal Narratives United States. Army. Prisoners of War--United States
- Cite as:
- William Orville White Collection
(AFC/2001/001/9614), Veterans History Project,
American Folklife Center, Library of Congress
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