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Tuesday, July 27, 2010
752d Menu 26 March 1945 Co. B Sgt. John Lewis DeMarsh
Thanks To John's son for sharing this with us.
Ken writes......My father was Sgt. John Lewis DeMarsh and he served in the 752 as a boilermaker. He came home on a hospital ship with 2 broken legs and a crushed knee cap. He was sent to Nichols Army Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. It was close to the family home and actually saw my older brother from his ambulance window and they wouldn't stop for him
Ken writes......My father was Sgt. John Lewis DeMarsh and he served in the 752 as a boilermaker. He came home on a hospital ship with 2 broken legs and a crushed knee cap. He was sent to Nichols Army Hospital in Louisville, Kentucky. It was close to the family home and actually saw my older brother from his ambulance window and they wouldn't stop for him


