George D. Flynn
Private George D. Flynn, of 18 South Sussex Street, Gloucester City NJ, was drafted relatively early in the war. Assigned to the 22nd Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division, he landed in France on D-Day at Utah Beach.
Serial: 33365722 — Purple Heart — Cambridge American Cemetery, Plot F Row 1 Grave 92, Cambridge, England
George D. Flynn was killed in action on D-Day plus 3, June 9, 1944, in France. His death was reported in the August 24, 1944 edition of the Camden Courier-Post.
Camden Courier-Post — March 1, 1946
Camden Courier-Post, March 1, 1946 — “Mass to Be Sung for 12 Dead Heroes” — Services at Newfoundland American Club, honoring George D. Flynn and eleven other men who died in World War II. Also named: Harold S. McLean, Joseph V. Moore, William McDonald, Michael F. Mahoney, Frederick G. Corbett, Edward F. Keenan, Daniel K. Skanes. Streets mentioned: Whitman Avenue, Penn Street, Marion Street, Morgan Boulevard, Jackson Street.