February 27, 1922 – May 22, 1980
Clarence Peters
Personal Information
Birthplace: Dewey, Oklahoma
Service Information
Branch of Service: Army
Unit: 1308th Engineering GS Regiment
Theater of Operation: European
Enlisted / Commissioned: Aug 2, 1943
Discharged: Jan 5, 1946
Honored By: Daughter and Son-in-Low, Nancy and Chuck Smith
Biography
Peters served as a construction foreman at Camp Sutton, North Carolina for 10 months. He was deployed with the 1308th to N. France and spent 19 months serving in the Northern France, Ardennes and Rhineland Campaigns. His major duties consisted of construction and maintenance of bridges and other infrastructure supporting troop and material movement in the assigned areas.
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