In memoriam
Bob Karberg
- Member for
- 15 years 10 months 6 days
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- Memorial ID
- 158412604
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Bio
I am the nephew of US Army S/Sgt. Gerald Endl, a Congressional Medal of Honor and two Purple Heart recipient. He was with Co. C, 128th Infantry Regiment of the 32nd Division.
My search is to locate a list for the names of the 11 comrades and second platoon, or their survivors, he saved on 11 July 1944, near Anamo, New Guinea. My objective is to display in a museum exhibit his Medals honorably and to give gratitude to those who have served with or saved and rightfully deserve such a recognition.
Your help in locating this information would be greatly appreciated, as deep in my heart these individuals and their families are part of mine, including the generations to come.
My search is to locate a list for the names of the 11 comrades and second platoon, or their survivors, he saved on 11 July 1944, near Anamo, New Guinea. My objective is to display in a museum exhibit his Medals honorably and to give gratitude to those who have served with or saved and rightfully deserve such a recognition.
Your help in locating this information would be greatly appreciated, as deep in my heart these individuals and their families are part of mine, including the generations to come.
I am the nephew of US Army S/Sgt. Gerald Endl, a Congressional Medal of Honor and two Purple Heart recipient. He was with Co. C, 128th Infantry Regiment of the 32nd Division.
My search is to locate a list for the names of the 11 comrades and second platoon, or their survivors, he saved on 11 July 1944, near Anamo, New Guinea. My objective is to display in a museum exhibit his Medals honorably and to give gratitude to those who have served with or saved and rightfully deserve such a recognition.
Your help in locating this information would be greatly appreciated, as deep in my heart these individuals and their families are part of mine, including the generations to come.
My search is to locate a list for the names of the 11 comrades and second platoon, or their survivors, he saved on 11 July 1944, near Anamo, New Guinea. My objective is to display in a museum exhibit his Medals honorably and to give gratitude to those who have served with or saved and rightfully deserve such a recognition.
Your help in locating this information would be greatly appreciated, as deep in my heart these individuals and their families are part of mine, including the generations to come.
