# Veterans of World War II - Alphabetic by Name D-E

- Summary: Document Overview This document is a printed registry of World War II veterans with surnames starting with the letters D and E. The list is organized alphabetically by last name and includes detailed…
- Source: Blair County
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- Captured: 2026-08-10T16:49:35.826Z
- Source URL: https://www.blaircountypa.gov/getmedia/6f3613cc-a31c-4aae-b967-c8c1e56430a5/NameListWWII_D-E.pdf
- Content URL: https://hollidaysburg.ebensburg.site/document/alphabetic-by-name-d-e/
- Content note: This portable copy is not the official record and may include an automated convenience summary. Verify important details in the original document.

Document Overview This document is a printed registry of World War II veterans with surnames starting with the letters D and E. The list is organized alphabetically by last name and includes detailed service and burial information for each individual. Key Data Points Total Entries: The document contains approximately 200 entries across four pages. Date Range: Birth dates range from the late 1800s (e. g. , 1897) to the early 1920s. Death dates range from the 1940s to the early 2000s. Geographic Focus: The vast majority of veterans are buried in Blair County, Pennsylvania, specifically in Altoona and Bellwood. Service Details Branches of Service: The list includes veterans from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps (USMC), and Air Force (USAF). Ranks: Ranks vary widely, including enlisted ranks (PFC, SGT) and officers (LT, CAPT). Organizations: Specific units are listed for many veterans, such as the "379th Bomb Sqdn," "USS Houston," and "108th Field Artillery. " Burial Locations The registry identifies several specific cemeteries and locations: Altoona: The most frequent location, including Altoona Cemetery, Blair Memorial Park, and Calvary Cemetery. Bellwood: A secondary common location for burials. Other Locations: Entries also list burial sites in Tyrone, Hollidaysburg, Williamsburg, and various national cemeteries such as Arlington National Cemetery. Cremated: Several entries note that the veteran was cremated rather than buried in a traditional plot.