WWII WW2 Navy Soldier Clarence W. Jackson (War Casualty) Auto Book w Comics 1942

Description

This is a fantastic Autograpg book from ww2 soldier Clarence W. Jackson who was stationed at Camp Shelby in Mississippi. From dates in the book this would have been from about 1942. Unfortunetly Clarence was killed in the line of duty in 1944. It has hand written good wishes from his friends and family along with military illustrations / comics. I counted 56 pages inside and its in very good vintage condition and measures 6.25 x 4.75". Below is the official military record of Clarence. Please see pictures for more details.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Name
Clarence W Jackson
From
Virginia
Death
November 1, 1944
War
World War II
ID
8347854
Rank
Enlisted
Specialty
Steward Second Class
Branch
US Navy
ORIGINS
According to our records
Virginia
was his home or enlistment state.
SERVICE
He had enlisted in the United States Navy. Served during World War II. Jackson had the rank of Enlisted. His military occupation or specialty was Steward Second Class. Service number assignment was 8347854.
CASUALTY
During his service in World War II, Navy enlisted man Jackson experienced a critical situation which ultimately resulted in loss of life on
November 1, 1944
.
REMEMBERED
Clarence W Jackson is buried or memorialized at Plot L Row 8 Grave 48, Manila American Cemetery, Manila, Philippines. This is an American Battle Monuments Commission location.
COMMENDATIONS
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World War II Victory Medal
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Combat Action Ribbon
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American Campaign Medal
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Navy Presidential Unit Citation
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Navy Good Conduct Medal
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Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
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Navy Expeditionary Med