Tuesday, December 15, 2009
WWII 93rd Cal. "RECON - TRP" Soldier
Edward Rhodes, PFC U.S. ARMY, was a veteran of WWII and served, as etched into his Veteran's headstone, in "RECON - TRP unit. This African American soldier may have seen action in some of the hardest fought battles during WWII.
As the exclusive caretaker and historian of the all African American Brick Mill Cemetery, located just outskirts of Richlands, North Carolina, research is ongoing to identify each "Forgotten" veteran who have been laid to rest in this and the other fourteen cemeteries that I care for. At each confirmed Veteran's grave I say a few words of thanks and place an American Flag, even if the grave/cemetery is within wilderness areas.
As the exclusive caretaker and historian of the all African American Brick Mill Cemetery, located just outskirts of Richlands, North Carolina, research is ongoing to identify each "Forgotten" veteran who have been laid to rest in this and the other fourteen cemeteries that I care for. At each confirmed Veteran's grave I say a few words of thanks and place an American Flag, even if the grave/cemetery is within wilderness areas.
Edward Rhodes, PFC, U.S. Army93rd Cal. Recon Trp
Edward Rhodes was born September 22, 1915. He passed away on May 12, 1968. Any information from viewers of this site, along with material dealing with ~~93 Cal. Recon Trp~~ would be extremely appreciated.
To mail copies of official documents or, photographs please, use the following mailing address:
Jack Robinson
Resurrection Mission
P.O. Box 1501
Richlands, North Carolina 28574
Subscribe to Posts [Atom]
