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John C Pickett
Aug 21, 1920 - Oct 22, 1944
Submitted by Glen

Hennessey OK Clipper
11-09-1944

Pvt. John Pickett Killed In France
 
Private John C. Pickett, 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pickett, of Cashion, died in the line of duty October 22, in France, a message to his parents announced.

His death resulted from a motor accident.

The message was received Thursday.

Private Pickett was a member of the 45th Division, and had participated in the invasion of Sicily, Salerno, on Aneo and Southern France. He had been in service since joining the National Guard September 10, 1940, just a week before the Guard was mobilized. He had been in Europe 17 months.

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