Stanley Francis Abromitis
Private First Class Stanley Francis Abromitis served in the U.S. Army. Stanley served in World War II. Stanley was 31 years old.
Pfc Stanley F. Abromitis was a fireman in the boiler room of the Mission of the Immaculate Virgin Home for Orphans on Staten Island, Richmond, County, New York. | | He enlisted in New York City, New York on 24 February 1941. He was killed due to neck wounds caused by artillery shell fragments.
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Private First ClassE Company, | 2nd Battalion, | 253rd Infantry Regiment, | 63rd Infantry Division
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