Provisional Tank Group Archives - Page 36 of 96

194th - C Co., 194th Tank Battalion, Cabanatuan, Camp O'Donnell, Cause of Death, Disease, Prison Camp, Provisional Tank Group

Gosney, Sgt. Victor L.

Sgt. Victor L. Gosney was born on August 10, 1917, in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. He was the son of […]

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192nd - MD, 192nd Tank Battalion, Bilibid Prison, Camp O'Donnell, Hell Ships, Mukden Manchuria, Prison Camp, Provisional Tank Group, Tottori Maru, Transports, U.S.S. Tryon

Graf, PFC Albert J.

PFC Albert James Graf was born on December 17, 1916, in Saint Paul, Minnesota, to Barbara Rothenbach-Graf and John B.

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192nd - B Co., 192nd Tank Battalion, Cause of Death, KIA, Provisional Tank Group

Graff, Pvt. Richard W.

Pvt. Richard Walter Graff was born on February 17, 1913, to Frank Graff and Frances Prusvoscky-Graff. With his two brothers

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192nd - D Co., 192nd Tank Battalion, Cabanatuan, Camp O'Donnell, Cause of Death, Disease, Prison Camp, Provisional Tank Group

Graham, Cpl. Raymond J.

Cpl. Raymond Joseph Graham was born on October 4, 1918, in Jefferson County, Kentucky, to Charles M. Graham and May

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192nd - C Co., 192nd Tank Battalion, Cabanatuan, Camp O'Donnell, Hell Ships, Nagato Maru, Prison Camp, Tokyo #12, Tokyo #16, U.S.S. Admiral Hugh Rodman

Grassick, Pvt. Paul A.

Pvt. Paul Alexander Grassick was the son of Alexander Grassick and Mabel Marks-Grassick born on May 6, 1919, and raised

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194th - A Co., 194th Tank Battalion, Cabanatuan, Camp O'Donnell, Enoshima Maru, Hell Ships, Hokusen Maru, Inrin Temporary, Lipa Batangas, Prison Camp, Provisional Tank Group, Sendai #7, Tokyo #7, Transports, U.S.S. Joseph T. Dyckman

Gravitt, Pvt. Lyle R.

Pvt. Lyle Robert Gravitt was born on December 19, 1919, in Ames, Iowa, to Joseph B. Gravitt and Leatha M.

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192nd - HQ Co., 192nd Tank Battalion, Bilibid Prison, Cabanatuan, Camp O'Donnell, Ft. McKinley, Hell Ships, Noto Maru, Prison Camp, Provisional Tank Group

Lonnie L. Gray was a soldier who served in World War II as a member of the Kentucky National Guard and was taken as a prisoner of war by the Japanese in the Philippines. His story is one of hardship, resilience, and perseverance. Despite the challenges he faced, he never lost hope and remained committed to his duty as a soldier. From his enlistment to his liberation, his journey is a testament to the courage and sacrifice of those who served in the war. Discover the full story of Pvt. Lonnie L. Gray and his experiences in the military at BataanProject.com.

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