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'''Charles Jr Sajben''' (1913–1966) was a Ritchie Boy (born Sabjen; from United States; Protestant) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 6.

'''[[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Jr Sajben]]''' (1913–1966) was a Ritchie Boy (born Sabjen; from United States; Protestant) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 6.

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== Biography ==

In another issue from the newsletter of the 63rd Infantry Division called "Blood and Fire Newspaper", Volume 2, Number 3, dated July 1, 1944. It has a write up titled "Two Lieutenants become Captains" RB Charles Sajben was mentioned in the article. Charles Sajben was born in 28 Jul 1913 in New Jersey. I do not have any other information on him, but he passed away on 22 November 1966 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His headstone indicates he was a Colonel, and was awarded a Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.

In another issue from the newsletter of the 63rd Infantry Division called "Blood and Fire Newspaper", Volume 2, Number 3, dated July 1, 1944. It has a write up titled "Two Lieutenants become Captains" RB [[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Sajben]] was mentioned in the article. [[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Sajben]] was born in 28 Jul 1913 in New Jersey. I do not have any other information on him, but he passed away on 22 November 1966 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His headstone indicates he was a Colonel, and was awarded a Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.

== Research notes ==

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-'''Charles Jr Sajben''' (1913–1966) was a Ritchie Boy (born Sabjen; from United States; Protestant) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 6.
+'''[[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Jr Sajben]]''' (1913–1966) was a Ritchie Boy (born Sabjen; from United States; Protestant) who trained at Camp Ritchie in class 6.
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 == Biography ==
-In another issue from the newsletter of the 63rd Infantry Division called "Blood and Fire Newspaper", Volume 2, Number 3, dated July 1, 1944. It has a write up titled "Two Lieutenants become Captains" RB Charles Sajben was mentioned in the article. Charles Sajben was born in 28 Jul 1913 in New Jersey. I do not have any other information on him, but he passed away on 22 November 1966 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His headstone indicates he was a Colonel, and was awarded a Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.
+In another issue from the newsletter of the 63rd Infantry Division called "Blood and Fire Newspaper", Volume 2, Number 3, dated July 1, 1944. It has a write up titled "Two Lieutenants become Captains" RB [[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Sajben]] was mentioned in the article. [[Sajben, Charles Jr (01284221)|Charles Sajben]] was born in 28 Jul 1913 in New Jersey. I do not have any other information on him, but he passed away on 22 November 1966 and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. His headstone indicates he was a Colonel, and was awarded a Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.
 == Research notes ==