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James W. Wilkie

Technician Fifth Grade, U.S. Army — World War II

James W. Wilkie

Rank: Technician Fifth Grade, U.S. Army

Serial: 32482451

Unit: Field Artillery, 102nd Infantry Division

Entered service from: New Jersey

Died:

Buried at: Evergreen Cemetery, Camden, New Jersey

Awards: Bronze Star, Purple Heart

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Biography

Charcoal portrait of James W. Wilkie by Elizabeth Black, American Red Cross, Holland, 1945

Charcoal portrait of James W. Wilkie made by Elizabeth Black of the American Red Cross while he was stationed in Holland, January 1945. He was killed the following month.

Technician Fifth Grade James W. Wilkie was born November 1, 1920. He lived at 631 Jersey Avenue, Gloucester City, New Jersey. He was killed in action on February 24, 1945, while serving with the Field Artillery of the 102nd Infantry Division in Germany.

His widow, Anna G. Wilkie, never remarried. She died September 13, 2002.

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Gravestone of Technician Fifth Grade James W. Wilkie at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden, New Jersey

Gravestone of Technician Fifth Grade James W. Wilkie at Evergreen Cemetery, Camden, New Jersey.

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