Alburger, Ralph Coleman, Maj

Deceased
 
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 Service Details
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Last Rank
Major
Last Primary MOS
0430-Embarkation Officer
Last MOSGroup
Logistics
Primary Unit
1945-1945, National Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, MD, US Navy
Service Years
1917 - 1945
Official/Unofficial USMC Certificates
Golden Dragon Certificate
Officer Collar Insignia
Major

 Last Photo 
 Personal Details 

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Home State
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Year of Birth
1888
 
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Contact Info
Date of Passing
Mar 09, 1945
 
Location of Interment
Arlington National Cemetery (VLM) - Arlington, Virginia
Wall/Plot Coordinates
Plot: Section 10 Site 10518

 Official Badges 

French Fourragere


 Unofficial Badges 

Order of the Golden Dragon


 Military Associations and Other Affiliations
In the Line of DutyNational Cemetery Administration (NCA)
  1945, In the Line of Duty
  1945, National Cemetery Administration (NCA)


 Additional Information
Last Known Activity:

A Marine who served the the Pacific, Major Alburger died in Bethesda Naval Hospital of an illness. Major Ralph C. Alburger, United States Marine Corps, was born in 1888 in Pennsylvania to Abraham C. and Lena S. Alburger. Besides Ralph, there was a brother, Eugene and a sister, Helen. The Alburgers had moved to Camden County, New Jersey, by 1913, when Eugene passed away at age 13. The family purchased a cemetery plot at Arlington Cemetery at Cove Road and Westfield Avenue. Ralph Alburger entered the military in 1917. Discharged after World War I, he was living with his widowed mother Lena Alburger at 209 South Cove Road in Merchantville, New Jersey, and working as a clerk in 1920, supporting his mother, grandmother, sister Helen, and a nephew. At some point shortly thereafter, Ralph C. Alburger rejoined the Marines, and had served all over the world, before taking ill. He passed away on March 9, 1945.

   
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  1933-1935, Marine Barracks Philadelphia, PA



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Captain
MOS
Not Specified
Base, Station or City
Philadelphia
State/Country
Pennsylvania
 
 
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 Marine Barracks Philadelphia, PA Details

Marine Barracks Philadelphia, PA
Type
MSG/Security
 
Parent Unit
Marine Barracks
Strength
USMC Detachment
Created/Owned By
Wojciechowski, Matthew, Sgt 157
   

Last Updated: Jun 3, 2008
   
   
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16 Members Also There at Same Time
Marine Barracks Philadelphia, PA

Fryer, Eli Thompson, BGen, (1900-1934) Colonel
Turnage, Allen H, Gen, (1913-1948) Lieutenant Colonel
Croka, William Burris, BGen, (1915-1940) Major
Louther, Karl, BGen, (1925-1956) First Lieutenant
Bowser, Alpha L., LtGen, (1932-1967) Second Lieutenant
McCullough, James, SgtMaj, (1918-1940) First Sergeant
Zemaitis, Walter, MGySgt, (1934-1971) Private
Whaling, William J, MGen, (1917-1954) OF Major
Masters, James M, LtGen, (1933-1968) 99 9901 Second Lieutenant
Shaw, Samuel, BGen, (1928-1962) 3 0301 Second Lieutenant
Heritage, Gordon, Col, (1922-1964) 65 6501 Staff Sergeant
Berwanger, George Michael J., Sgt, (1935-1942) 3 0311 Corporal
Hawkins, William L, Col, (1935-1961) 0 00E Private 1st Class
Rossell, Frank George, PltSgt, (1934-1944) 3 0311 Private 1st Class
McMakin, Benjamin Lee, Maj, (1935-1945) Second Lieutenant
Bartholomew, Arthur F. D, WO, (1927-1944) Sergeant

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