Personal Qualifications Statement Form Completed by Naron, 002

Personal Qualifications Statement Form Completed by Naron, 002

The War Comes Home, Upton Naron

The War Comes Home

Circa 1962 (date is approximate)

The War Comes Home project collects a Southern California community's stories, photographs, paperwork, and other items submitted by its veterans documenting their service to their country. It also highlights how they applied, recalled, and shared their experiences when they returned to their community as business and civic leaders as well as overall productive members of society. Additional form title is "Continuation Sheet for Standard Form 171." Provides information about Gibbs, including certain blacked out personal information, his rank and POW status, and a note listing his father's name (illegible). Upton Wade Naron was a veteran of World War II. He was born in San Diego, California on October 31, 1917 and pass away on January 2, 1999. He enlisted and served in the Army starting in 1947 and in the Air Force starting in 1960. Although he retired in 1967 he completed special projects for the Air Force until the early 1970s. He also served in South America, including training men for the Bay of Pigs Invasion. The locations of his service were many, including special work for the Air Force in Indonesia, work on the Panama Canal and in Chile to study the Ozone Layer. He Sustained Wartime injuries. He was very dedicated to serving his country and was disappointed that he could not fight in conflicts after his retirement. Awards he received include the World War II Victory Medal, Philippine Liberation Ribbon, Good Conduct Medal, Asiatic Pacific Campaign and American Campaign Medal.

Creator: Budget Bureau
Creator: Naron, Upton

World War, 1939-1945

Naron, Upton

1939 to 1945

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