Truman Kimbro

1919–1944 (age 25)

Biography

Truman Kimbro was an American military personnel born in 1919. He answered the call to service during World War II, joining the United States Armed Forces in the fight against fascism.

Kimbro made the supreme sacrifice in 1944, laying down his life for his country. He rests at the Henri-Chapelle American Cemetery and Memorial in Belgium, honored for his service and bravery.

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