World War II Honoree

Raymond Sheridan Worthington, 2nd

Branch of Service

U.S. Army

Hometown

Cincinnati, Ohio

Honored By

J. Worthington

Relationship

Granddaughter

INDUCTION 10 DECEMBER 1943; ACTIVE 31 DECEMBER 1943, FORT THOMAS, KENTUCKY; BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS: RHINELAND, CENTRAL EUROPE; DECORATIONS: AMERICAN THEATER RIBBON, EUROPEAN-AFRICAN-MIDDLE EASTERN THEATER RIBBON WITH 2 BRONZE STARS, GOOD CONDUCT MEDAL, WWII VICTORY MEDAL; DATE OF SEPARATION 26 MARCH 1946, PRIVATE FIRST CLASS, BATTERY A, 141ST ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY GUN BATTALION, SEPARATION CENTER, CAMP ATTERBURY, INDIANA; HE ALSO SPENT TIME AT THE INFANTRY ADVANCED TRAINING CENTER AT CAMP MAXEY, TEXAS 6 NOVEMBER 1944 TO 16 DECEMBER 1944; MILITARY OCCUPATION: FIELD LINEMAN, SERVED WITH THE 141ST ANTI-AIRCRAFT ARTILLERY GUN BATTALION IN THE EUROPEAN THEATER OF OPERATIONS FOR 15 MONTHS.