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23 December 2012

COOGANs wounded in the service of the United States during the
Second World War [AKA World War II] (1941-1945): 
***Note - not a complete listing***


Name       	      Rank		Unit		     Injury Reported
COOGAN, Charles     AS (Navy)	  "Alexander Macomb"	       03 JUL 1942
COOGAN, Charles P.  1LT (USMC)                             [c. 12 FEB 1945 ?]
COOGAN, Robert      _LT (USAAC)   Eighth Air Force             c.AUG 1944
COOGAN, William J.  2LT (USMC)                                 08 MAY 1945

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Reports:

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Coogan, Charles
   AS, US Navy
   stationed aboard "Alexander Macomb"
   wounded [reported as "armed guard wounded"] - 03 JUL 1942

source: http://www.usmm.org/ag/c.html

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Coogan, Robert
   LT, (B-17 Navigator) US Army Air Corps
   stationed with the Eighth Air Force
   wounded during bombing mission over Munich, Germany - reported 18 AUG 1944
   Family: Forest Hills, NY

source: "St. Petersburg Evening Independent" [FL], 18 AUG 1944 "Local Flier
   Saved by Daring Stunt"

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Coogan, William J.
   2LT (Second Lieutenant), US Marine Corps (USMC)
   wounded (in action) - 08 MAY 1945
   Grand-Aunt: Miss Rose Jordan, 617 Jersey Avenue, Jersey City, NJ

   NOTE - "wounded second trip; last reported on Sept. 12, 1944"

source: "New York Times" [NY], 08 MAY 1945 "Latest War Casualties"

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Coogan, Charles P.
   1LT (First Lieutenant), US Marine Corps (USMC)
   wounded (in action) - (possibly around 12 FEB 1945)
   Spouse:  [Helen D. Coogan], 17 Curry Street, South Charleston, WV

source: "Charleston Gazette" [WV], 12 FEB 1945 (possible)

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