Coates, John, Cpl

Deceased
 
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Last Rank
Corporal
Last Primary MOS
1800-Basic Tank and Assault Amphibious Vehicle Crewman
Last MOSGroup
Tank / Amphibious Tractor
Primary Unit
1951-1951, 1800, H&S Co, 1st Amphibian Tractor Bn (1st Amtrac Bn)
Service Years
1947 - 1951
Enlisted Collar Insignia
Corporal

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Home State
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Year of Birth
1930
 
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Contact Info
Last Address
Delaware
Date of Passing
Oct 13, 2005
 
Location of Interment
Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery - Bear, Delaware
Wall/Plot Coordinates
*Plot: L, J, 1

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  1948-1948, 1st Bn, 22nd Marines (1/22)



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January / 1948
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April / 1948
Unit
1st Bn, 22nd Marines (1/22) Unit Page
Rank
Private 1st Class
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Not Specified
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 1st Bn, 22nd Marines (1/22) Details

1st Bn, 22nd Marines (1/22)
On 1 June 1942 the 22d Marines was established at Camp Elliott, California. Initial deployment to the Pacific Theater of Operations began on 18 June 1942. The first group sailed from San Diego on the troop transport Heywood, and arrived at Apia, on the Island of Upolu, Western Samoa on 29 June 1942. On 19 July 1942 the balance of the 22d Marines boarded the SS Lurline and sailed from San Diego, arriving at Apia on 29 July 1942. The Regiment was overseas less than two months after it was established. After about 16 months of island defense and extensive training, the regiment was ready for combat. The Regiment started its movement to the Hawaiian Islands for replacements and additional training on 11 November 1943. The Regiment engaged the enemy for the first time in the battle of Eniwetok Atoll in the northwest area of the Marshall Islands. The initial assault commenced on 18 February 1944. Successful capture of the three main Islands: Engebi, Eniwetok and Parry occurred in a matter of six days. Mission accomplished, the Regiment embarked on 6 April 1944 for Guadalcanal for Rest, Recuperation, Replacements and Training.
Type
Infantry
 
Parent Unit
Infantry Units
Strength
USMC Battalion
Created/Owned By
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Last Updated: Nov 13, 2013
   
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Other Memories
Twenty Second Marines (Reinforced), Fmf

   
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14 Members Also There at Same Time
1st Bn, 22nd Marines (1/22)

Campbell, Joseph Lawlor, SSgt, (1943-1952) Sergeant
Payne, Billie, SSgt, (1945-1951) Sergeant
Spindler, Joseph T, Sgt, (1942-1948) Sergeant
Badgley, Harold Edward, PFC, (1946-1950) Private 1st Class
Lynch, Daniel, MSgt, (1946-1968) Private 1st Class
Pehowic, Stanley, MGySgt, (1946-1972) Private 1st Class
Rixey, George Lawson, PFC, (1949-1951) Private 1st Class
Shoudt, Wilson Fenner, Sgt, (1942-1949) OF 405 Corporal
Barke, Arthur Joseph, Cpl, (1946-1952) Private 1st Class
Bradley, Donald Joseph, Sgt, (1945-1950) Private 1st Class
Brady, Jack Harold, SSgt, (1947-1967) Private 1st Class
A Co

Bennett, Marshall Edward, Sgt, (1946-1951) OF 677 Corporal
Oliver, Jesse Harold, Sgt, (1948-1952) 3 0331 Private 1st Class
B Co

Temelcoff, Stewart M, GySgt, (1945-1965) 3 0311 Corporal

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