Courtesy of the West Virginia Veterans Database:
War: WWII
Last Name: Hash, Jr.
First Name: Alexander
Middle Name or Initial: Jackson
Sex: M
County: Cabell
Community: Huntington, West Virginia
Branch of Service: Army Air Corps
Rank: Second Lieutenant
Service Number: 0823068
Date of Death: 18 December 1944
Place of Death: Reims, France
Cause of Death: KIA – Plane Crash
Place of Burial: Arlington National Cemetery
Unit: 9th. Airforce in France
Spouse: Betty Roehm
Date of Marriage:
Source: Pentagon form. Obituarary from the Charleston Gazette 10 January 1945 Huntington Herald-Dispatch 1945/01/12; copy of telegram
Notes: Graduate of Huntington Central High School, Marshall College and the Central Academy of Commercial Art, Cincinnati
HASH, ALEXANDER J JR
2ND LT AF 9TH ARMY A F 406 FIGHTER GP 513 FIGHTER SQDN
VETERAN SERVICE DATES: Unknown
DATE OF INTERMENT: 12/29/1948
BURIED AT: SECTION 12 SITE 8214
ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
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