Geiger, Gerald L. (32817884): Difference between revisions

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* Born 9 August 1924 in Vienna (Russia ? per enlistment record).

* 1942 — 1943 Attended City College for 1 year while living in New York. (ROTC?) 7 February 1943 Enlisted in U.S. Army (Pvt ASN 32817884).

* 20 August 1944 — Placed on duty with IPW Team 92 assigned to FECOMZ and attached.

* 24 June 1944 — Ordered to depart on 25 June 1944 via Shipment 0865 to Camp Myles Standish, Taunton, MA for trans-shipment to England. Was assigned to IPW-Ge Team 157T (temporary designation) which consisted of.

* 8 May 1944 — Graduated with Class 17 as Pfc (Linguist 1) with Certificate 6433.

* Became naturalized citizen.

* He pays tribute to the martyred artists of the Prague Spring and Mao's Hundred Flowers-both of which shook a caring humankind- with "A Thousand Flowers Died." And he asks the abyssal question of All Ages: "Who art Thou, Man?.

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+* Born 9 August 1924 in Vienna (Russia ? per enlistment record).
+* 1942 — 1943 Attended City College for 1 year while living in New York. (ROTC?) 7 February 1943 Enlisted in U.S. Army (Pvt ASN 32817884).
 * 20 August 1944 — Placed on duty with IPW Team 92 assigned to FECOMZ and attached.
 * 24 June 1944 — Ordered to depart on 25 June 1944 via Shipment 0865 to Camp Myles Standish, Taunton, MA for trans-shipment to England. Was assigned to IPW-Ge Team 157T (temporary designation) which consisted of.
+* 8 May 1944 — Graduated with Class 17 as Pfc (Linguist 1) with Certificate 6433.
 * Became naturalized citizen.
 * He pays tribute to the martyred artists of the Prague Spring and Mao's Hundred Flowers-both of which shook a caring humankind- with "A Thousand Flowers Died." And he asks the abyssal question of All Ages: "Who art Thou, Man?.