Battle History
My tribute to those who fell in battle
Charles D. Clark
Name: Charles Dewitt Clark
Service number: 14039536
Born: 1913, Mississippi
Hometown: Monroe, Arkansas
Family:
Dewitt Price Clark (father)
Mittie Ada Robinson (mother)
Estelle Leona Clark (sister)
Velma Lucile Clark (sister)
James Coleman Clark (brother)
Marjorie Catherine Clark (sister)
Earl Warren Clark (brother)
James A. Givens (brother)
Essie Lee Davis (wife)
Jimmy Ray (Toby) Clark (son)
Rank: Tec4
Division: 2nd Armored Division
Regiment: 41st Infantry Regiment
Enlistment: 30 December 1940, Montgomery, Alabama
Status: KIA
Date of death: June 9th, 1944
Awards: Bronze Star, Purple Heart
Grave Number: Walls of the Missing
Cemetery: American War Cemetery Colleville-sur-Mer
Other information:
Charles was in HQ-Company, 3rd Battalion, 41st Infantry Regiment.
Charles was on board LST 1006 that was in the English Channel heading for Normandy when it was torpedoed by a German submarine. This happened in the night of June 9. charles is one of 83 casualties who are still missing.
20 July 1941
1940
Charles and his parents, Dewitt and Mittie
Osceola, Arkansas
Maxine, Charles' sister, says that this was the last time they ever saw her brother.
Love note on the back of a picture of Charles and Essie
2 page's from Charles' IDPF
Walls of the Missing in Colleville-sur-Mer, Normandy, June 5, 2015
sources: www.mundia.com