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Boyton Manor, Wilts, England, 1944: Maj
Boyton Manor, Wilts, England, 06/03/1944
Original caption
Maj. Gen. Charles H. Corletto right, commanding the 19th Corps, awards Maj. Roy I. Atteberry of Corps G-3, the Silver Star at Boyton Manor, Wilts, England, for gallantry in action against the Japanese in Kwajalein Island. Maj. Atteberry, under cover of riflemen, entered a bombproof shelter and found two natives and a Japanese soldier ready to throw a hand grenade. The Major disarmed the Japanese, thereby removing possible source, of casualty to other members of the attacking force. Maj. Atteberry is from Dallas, Texas. England, 3 June 44.
- Date
- 06/03/1944
- Place
- Boyton Manor, Wilts, England · exact position
- Photographer
- Bate
- People
- Charles H. Corlett; Roy L. Atteberry
- SC number
- 193552
- Field number
- ETO-HQ-44-4735
- Source
- U.S. National Archives, Record Group 111, Series: Official Army Photographs
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