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Servicemen Jack Dowd and Fred Halkett

Updated Mar 25, 2024
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Servicemen Jack Dowd and Fred Halkett
Neighbor Jackie Dowd was home from the Marines. Later he participated in the Normandy Invasion, then returned to the States and earned a commission. He retired from the Marines as a Lt. Colonel and is buried in Arlington National Cemetery. The boys grew up together.
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Lt. Colonel Jack Dowd was a wonderful soldier and a great person. I miss him so much. He grew up in Madison , New Jersey on Greenwood Ave. ❤️❤️

Marianne Denman Bruin
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