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World War II
PVT Lloyd B Cagle
Army - KIA

The 100th in action
Co I, 397th Infantry 100th Infantry Division
They went through the D-Day landings and fought across France heading for Germany.
On Jan 3rd they were in the Rimling area. 
His middle name was William but he used B for Billy.
His service Number: 38533278

21 February 1924 - 3 January 1945
Son of William C & Bessie G Cagle.
He married Thelma Florene Sullivan and
they had one son Billy Cagle.




The paragraph and photo came from ;
Men and Women in the Armed Forces from Grayson County

Fort Worth Star- Telegram
20 Mar 1945




Fort Worth Star - Telegram
8 May 1945




His Hospital Card (Medics report on the battlefield)
His shows a mistake. He was reportedly killed on Jan 3rd, but the battlefield medics dated his death as in Dec 1944.
He died of artillery shell blast effects-In the line of duty.
It was deep winter at the time and a huge battlefield and forest, it was hard probably to tell exactly when someone died.



He is buried in Cedarlawn Cemetery
See his tombstone order below
Application for his military tombstone.
He was 'brought home' in 1949.

His WWII Registration Card

The Denison Press
5 Aug 1949






 Grayson County Military Page
Susan Hawkins
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