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Born in Larchwood, IA

Died in WW-II in Luzon Island in the Phillippines. According to Leo Moser, the first report was that he was killed by sniper fire, but the subsequent report showed a grenade was thrown into his foxhole, killing everyone near him.

From iagenweb
Harry E. Moser was born to John and Rose Moser on September 22, 1923 at Larchwood, Iowa. He entered the Armed Forces September 22, 1944 receiving his training at Camp Robinson, Arkansas and was attached to the 136th Infantry Regiment.

He served in the Philippines and was killed in action in Luzon on May 13, 1945. His remains were sent home for burial in the Apostolic Christian cemetery at Lester, Iowa in 1948.

His memory is recognized by the Lester Legion -- Post 683.