Bracelet, Chain, Sterling, Pfc. John Boswa, 904th Field Art. Bn., 79th Infantry Division, ETO
€475.00
Tax included
Genuine WWII US private-purchase sterling silver chain bracelet, on which name John S. Boswa and ASN 33242613 have been engraved.
The reverse bears mention 'From Mother'.
Good, worn condition; clasp is in working order.
Overall length: 7.65in.
John Stanley Boswa was born on April 18,, 1922 in Bilmmeyer, Pennsylvania and joined the US Army on October 14, 1942. He went on to serve with Battery C, 904th Field Artillery Battalion, 79th Infantry Division (105mm Howitzer), deployed to Europe from April 7, 1944 to December 10, 1945 and was discharged four days later as a Private First Class. He passed away on January 28, 2009.
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