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Herbert Mugrauer

Aviation Radioman, Second Class, U.S. Navy — World War II

Herbert Mugrauer

Rank: Aviation Radioman, Second Class, U.S. Navy

Serial: 06511238

Unit: Bombing Squadron VB-7, USS Hancock CV-19

Entered service from: New Jersey

Died:

Burial: Missing in Action or Buried at Sea — Tablets of the Missing at Manila American Cemetery, Manila, Philippines

Awards: Purple Heart

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Biography

Aviation Radioman Second Class Herbert Mugrauer had lived in Audubon NJ. His father, Herbert J. Mugrauer, had been in the automobile business in nearby Oaklyn NJ before moving to 118 West Street in Woodbury NJ.

Entering the Navy after Pearl Harbor, he qualified for flight duty, and trained as a radio operator. Flying off the aircraft carrier USS Hancock CV-19, Herbert Mugrauer was killed in action when his plane went down in the Philippine Islands on October 25, 1944 near the San Bernardino Straits. Survived by his parents, his death was reported in the November 27, 1944 edition of the Camden Courier-Post.

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