WWII U.S. Army War Service Record Grouping – Solomon Gold – Pacific Theater Veteran

Outstanding identified World War II U.S. Army veteran grouping belonging to Solomon Gold of Brooklyn, New York. This comprehensive service record set includes the original War Service Record wallet, medals, ribbons, honorable discharge documents, separation papers, and post-war service records documenting his military career from enlistment through discharge.

Researchable documents identify Solomon Gold as serving with the 126th Chemical Warfare School, attaining the rank of Technician Fourth Grade (Tec 4). Records indicate overseas service in the Pacific Theater, participation in the Philippine Campaign, and duty as a Laboratory Technician involved in chemical analysis work.

The grouping includes:

• Original War Service Record wallet
• Good Conduct Medal
• Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal
• World War II Victory Medal
• Ribbon bars
• Honorable Discharge certificate
• Separation Qualification Record
• Enlisted Record and Report of Separation
• Presidential/White House appreciation letter
• Additional service paperwork and identification documents

The records show service from May 1943 through January 1946, including overseas deployment and participation in the liberation campaigns of the Pacific Theater. The documentation provides a detailed snapshot of a WWII veteran’s military service and postwar transition.

An excellent identified WWII veteran grouping with strong research potential and desirable Pacific Theater history.

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