I bought this a while ago and I know nothing about this guy, but for now he's a highly decorated hero in my mind. I've hadn't had much luck with researching this guy. If anyone could provide help or info, it would extremely be appreciated.
I bought this a while ago and I know nothing about this guy, but for now he's a highly decorated hero in my mind. I've hadn't had much luck with researching this guy. If anyone could provide help or info, it would extremely be appreciated.
Here is an article which may be about the person you seek.
Bucks Veterans Dedicate World War Ii Monument * They Implore The Nation Not To Forget Horrors Of War And Not To Risk Repeating Them. - Morning Call
"Stevens, 82, of Quakertown was involved in seven naval engagements and four invasions while a first-class motor machinist in the Navy in World War II."
Wow!!! This is great, this man lives within an hours drive of where I live. Thank you very much Roger!
He served on the USS LSM-219 from ealry 44 to late 45 from what I can see on the muster rolls. LSM stands for landing ship medium used for landing troops during an amphibious invasion. LSM-219 participated in various campaigns in the Philippines, I have added a link with a good history on the ship. Also, found a great pic of the ship! Hope that helps.
Name: Winfield R Stevens
Ship, Station or Activity: LSM 219
Ship Number or Designation: LSM 219
Muster Date: 31 Mar 1945
Landing Ship Medium LSM
Regards,
Andrew
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