Hello Everyone,
My name is Gregory; I am trying to get in contact with someone who can help me to obtain some informations regarding a member of the 1303rd Engineer General Service Regiment Co E.
His name was Wong Ark CHIN, he was a Tech/5 , he has been killed in 06/06/1945 in southern France, he was a member of the Corps of Engineer. For your information he is buried in the Draguignan Memorial Cemetery (France) and he has a Stone there. I work on the behalf of the Memorial cemetery; I have been given this project to find as much information such as photos, stories, etc… to be able to honor those soldiers killed or died during WW2.
It will be great to have a photo of Wong and to know if someone can get me in contact with his son, I believed he has a son named Roy Ark CHIN.
Can anyone help me out on this task? In advance would like to thank you.
best regards to all
Greg
Hello Greg:
Will give it our best effort. Let me see what I can dig up for you. Can't make any promises, but will give it an all American try!
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Hello again,
after few months on looking on Wong A Chin, i was unable at this time to find anything moire that i post in the initial post.
any body would have more information for me!
thank you
greg
1303rd Engineer General Service Regiment
Plot A Row 2 Grave 23, Rhone American Cemetery, Draguignan, France
Probably the only way to discover more, is to retrieve the archived army documents from College Park, Maryland. This the the National Archives.
Of course, will keep looking for family members here in the U.S.
Sorry, we have no solid into to date.
I cannot find any family tree showing the marriage records for him in Missouri or elsewhere. The only record I could find was the above one listed his date of death.
Hello Marion,
thank you for your help, i am still looking on my side, but it is quiet difficult. i managed to get his son name but was unable to locate him
son's name is : Roy Ark CHIN must be arounf 75 today
Wong's wife was : LOUISE See CHIN
thanks
Greg