Roy Albert Enge
Era: World War II
Military Branch: Army
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ENGE, Roy Albert
Roy Albert Enge was born on November 4th 1908.
Mr. Enge was inducted into the U.S. Army on September 16th 1943, at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. Home at entry: Hibbing, Minnesota.
He served as a rifleman with Company I of the 342nd Infantry Regt. in Central Europe. Private First Class (PFC).
PFC Enge earned the following merits for his service:
- Good Conduct Medal,
- American Campaign Medal,
- Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal,
- European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal with 1 bronze battle star, -and-
- World War II Victory Medal.
He was honorably discharged November 10th 1945, at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. After the war he returned home to his wife Susane Marie [Margo].
Mr. Enge died on December 16th 1975 and the age of 67 years in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. He is buried at Maple Hill Cemetery in Hibbing.
Source(s): Hometown Heroes: The St. Louis County World War II Project. 75.
Albert J. Amatuzio Research Center | Veterans Memorial Hall (vets-hall.org)