Perlman, Harry (32614939): Difference between revisions

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|death_year=1979

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|religion=Jewish

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== Biography ==

. Harry ~~passed away February 11,~~ 1979~~. Harry graduated from Camp Ritchie on March 6~~, ~~1943 from the Fourth Course~~. ~~Harry was part of MII Team 403G. According to Harry's separation record, he~~ entered active service on November 9, 1942 and separated on December ~~12,~~ 1945. ~~The summary of his military occupations says that Harry was~~ an interpreter and interrogator. Harry served overseas, 20 months in the ETO with 3rd Army HQ. Harry went to MITC Camp Ritchie, taking the French Interpreter course in 1943. Harry's daughter, Linda, has kindly provided us with a number of documents and some photos relating to his service. He was born December 2, 1917 in Bucharest, Romania. He was the Founder and President of Reliance Plastics Corp., on Long Island, NY., which he ran for 25 years. On February 9, 1945, he was promoted from a Tec-4 to a Tec-3. He interpreted French and German into ~~American (~~English~~). Worked~~ with ~~counter intelligence asking~~ civilians in occupied territory ~~for information concerning~~ the ~~enemy. He was authorized to wear 4 battle stars on his ETO ribbon~~. He also ~~attended the American School Center~~ in ~~England, taking Combat Intelligence in 1944~~.

Harry Perlman (1917?1979) was born in Bucharest, Romania. He entered active service on 9 November 1942 and separated at Fort Dix, New Jersey, on 12 December 1945. His separation qualification record identifies him as an interpreter and interrogator who translated French and German into English, worked with counterintelligence among civilians in occupied territory, and served 20 months in the European Theater of Operations with Third Army headquarters. It also records a sequence of assignments that culminated in interpreter duty.

A Camp Ritchie ~~special order dated~~ 6 March 1943 ~~records his graduation from~~ the ~~fourth~~ course at the ~~Military Intelligence Training~~ Center. A ~~later certificate dated~~ 13 November 1944 places ~~him~~ on MII Team 403-G.

Perlman graduated from the fourth course at the Military Intelligence Training Center, Camp Ritchie, on 6 March 1943. His military education record lists the French Interpreter course at Camp Ritchie in 1943 and Combat Intelligence at the American School Center in England in 1944. A 13 November 1944 certificate places Technician Third Grade Perlman on MII Team 403-G, attached to the G-2 section of Third United States Army headquarters. The separation record states that he was authorized to wear four battle stars on his European ribbon.

Before and after his military service, Perlman worked in textiles. His separation record identifies earlier work as production manager and assistant manager at a textile firm in Bucharest and records additional study in textile engineering in Mulhouse, France.

== Research notes ==

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* OCR (100%) of `5999223276766210.jpg` (MILITARY INTELLIGENCE TRAINING CENTER, CAMP RITCHIE) — dated 6 March 1943; 6 Mar 1943 — rank mentioned: Colonel.

* OCR (94%) of `5999223273432877.jpg` (gallery document).

* OCR mentioned officer rank Colonel (not auto-filled — verify).

== Gallery ==

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* [[:File:5999223276766210.jpg|OCR-reviewed Facebook gallery document: 5999223276766210.jpg]]

* [[:File:5999223273432877.jpg|OCR-reviewed Facebook gallery document: 5999223273432877.jpg]]

* [[:File:5999223276766210.jpg|Camp Ritchie special order recording Perlman?s graduation from the fourth course, 6 March 1943]]

* [[:File:5999223263432878.jpg|Certificate placing Perlman on MII Team 403-G, 13 November 1944]]

* [[:File:5999223273432877.jpg|Separation Qualification Record for Harry Perlman]]

* [[:File:5999223270099544.jpg|Military education and civilian work record for Harry Perlman]]

* [[:File:5999223256766212.jpg|Military Intelligence Service Forward team card for Harry Perlman]]

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 == Biography ==
-. Harry passed away February 11, 1979. Harry graduated from Camp Ritchie on March 6, 1943 from the Fourth Course. Harry was part of MII Team 403G. According to Harry's separation record, he entered active service on November 9, 1942 and separated on December 12, 1945. The summary of his military occupations says that Harry was an interpreter and interrogator. Harry served overseas, 20 months in the ETO with 3rd Army HQ. Harry went to MITC Camp Ritchie, taking the French Interpreter course in 1943. Harry's daughter, Linda, has kindly provided us with a number of documents and some photos relating to his service. He was born December 2, 1917 in Bucharest, Romania. He was the Founder and President of Reliance Plastics Corp., on Long Island, NY., which he ran for 25 years. On February 9, 1945, he was promoted from a Tec-4 to a Tec-3. He interpreted French and German into American (English). Worked with counter intelligence asking civilians in occupied territory for information concerning the enemy. He was authorized to wear 4 battle stars on his ETO ribbon. He also attended the American School Center in England, taking Combat Intelligence in 1944.
+Harry Perlman (1917?1979) was born in Bucharest, Romania. He entered active service on 9 November 1942 and separated at Fort Dix, New Jersey, on 12 December 1945. His separation qualification record identifies him as an interpreter and interrogator who translated French and German into English, worked with counterintelligence among civilians in occupied territory, and served 20 months in the European Theater of Operations with Third Army headquarters. It also records a sequence of assignments that culminated in interpreter duty.
-A Camp Ritchie special order dated 6 March 1943 records his graduation from the fourth course at the Military Intelligence Training Center. A later certificate dated 13 November 1944 places him on MII Team 403-G.
+Perlman graduated from the fourth course at the Military Intelligence Training Center, Camp Ritchie, on 6 March 1943. His military education record lists the French Interpreter course at Camp Ritchie in 1943 and Combat Intelligence at the American School Center in England in 1944. A 13 November 1944 certificate places Technician Third Grade Perlman on MII Team 403-G, attached to the G-2 section of Third United States Army headquarters. The separation record states that he was authorized to wear four battle stars on his European ribbon.
+Before and after his military service, Perlman worked in textiles. His separation record identifies earlier work as production manager and assistant manager at a textile firm in Bucharest and records additional study in textile engineering in Mulhouse, France.
 == Research notes ==
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 * OCR (100%) of `5999223276766210.jpg` (MILITARY INTELLIGENCE TRAINING CENTER, CAMP RITCHIE) — dated 6 March 1943; 6 Mar 1943 — rank mentioned: Colonel.
 * OCR (94%) of `5999223273432877.jpg` (gallery document).
-* OCR mentioned officer rank Colonel (not auto-filled — verify).
 == Gallery ==
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 * [[:File:5999223276766210.jpg|OCR-reviewed Facebook gallery document: 5999223276766210.jpg]]
 * [[:File:5999223273432877.jpg|OCR-reviewed Facebook gallery document: 5999223273432877.jpg]]
+* [[:File:5999223276766210.jpg|Camp Ritchie special order recording Perlman?s graduation from the fourth course, 6 March 1943]]
+* [[:File:5999223263432878.jpg|Certificate placing Perlman on MII Team 403-G, 13 November 1944]]
+* [[:File:5999223273432877.jpg|Separation Qualification Record for Harry Perlman]]
+* [[:File:5999223270099544.jpg|Military education and civilian work record for Harry Perlman]]
+* [[:File:5999223256766212.jpg|Military Intelligence Service Forward team card for Harry Perlman]]