William Schwartz served his country in World War II.
15th (AF) Air Force
96th (PRG) Photo Recon Group
Information on William Schwartz is gathered and extracted from military records. We have many documents and copies of documents, including military award documents. It is from these documents that we have found this information on 1LT Schwartz. These serviceman's records are not complete and should not be construed as a complete record. We are always looking for more documented material on this and other servicemen. If you can help add to William Schwartz's military record please contact us.
AM/1OLC
Air Medal 
Oak Leaf Cluster
04/01/1944
GO: 159
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
23DEC1943-16FEB1944
AM/2OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
04/01/1944
GO: 159
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
08MAR-25MAR1944
AM/3OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/16/1944
GO: 458
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
23DEC1943-16FEB1944
AM/4OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/16/1944
GO: 458
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
08MAR1944-24MAR1944
AM/5OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/16/1944
GO: 458
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
29MAR1944-06APR1944
AM/6OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/16/1944
GO: 458
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
07APR1944-15APR1944
AM/7OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/31/1944
GO: 745
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
16APR1944-01MAY1944
AM/8OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/31/1944
GO: 745
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
02MAY1944-09MAY1944
AM/9OLC
Air Medal Oak Leaf Cluster
05/31/1944
GO: 745
General Order
15th Air Force
1LT
New York City NY
09MAY1944-15MAY1944
The information on this page about William Schwartz has been obtained through a possible variety of sources incluging the serviceman themselves, family, copies of military records that are in possession of the Army Air Corps Library and Museum along with data obtained from other researchers and sources including AF Archives at Air Force Historical Research Agency and the U.S. National Archives.
This information is by no means complete; we are adding information based upon documentation in our possession including digital copies. We will continue to add to this material as it becomes available.
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