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USS Turner MIA

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Surname/tag: USS_TURNER
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The goal of this project is to build family trees for the service members who are missing in action from the USS Turner (DD-648). They will be used to locate family members who may be able to provide DNA reference samples for the unknown remains buried at Long Island National Cemetery.

Will you join me? Please post a comment here on this page, in G2G using the project tag, or send me a private message. Thanks!

Contents

Tasks

Profile Creation

Create WikiTree profiles for all service members who:
  • Went down with the ship (DONE!)
  • Survived the explosion (1/?)

Profile Improvement

For all crew member's profiles:
  • Genealogically define (parents, spouses, children).
  • Categorize (add East Coast Memorial category if applicable)
  • Add a Military Service sub-section
    • Add Military and MIA stickers with proper rank.
  • Write a narrative biography with inline citations.
Record Acquisition
National Archives at St. Louis IDPFs for missing crewmen with surnames A-L. DONE! Peter Juliano's file couldn't be located.
Army Human Resources Command IDPFs for missing crewmen with surnames M-Z. SENT
National Personnel Records Center OMPFs for all missing crewmen. IN PROGRESS
National Archives at College Park Salvage Case Files
Record Group 19: Records of the Bureau of Ships
Entry: A1 1266-D
Series: General Correspondence 1940-1945 Location: 470-08-19-04
Box: 925 File: C-DD648/

Deck Logs for the USS Turner (DD-648)

Navy Judge Advocate General Full Investigation File (Days 1-19). SENT
Miscellaneous Locate a photo for each service member.

Stickers

Copy these templates to the profiles in order for the correct stickers to display. Fill in the parameters for rank as appropriate. The stickers will create the categories for the ship and for MIA:
{{World War II|branch=United States Navy|rank=|unit=USS Turner (DD-648)|units=USS Turner|enddate=3 Jan 1944}}
{{Roll of Honor|image=Roll_of_Honor_Template.png|rank=|description=Missing in Action|war=World War II|category=Missing in Action, United States of America, World War II}}

Citations

JAG Investigation Document:
'''“Proceedings of the Nineteenth Day (Findings).”''' United States Navy Judge Advocate General (Third Naval District, Federal Office Building, 90 Church Street, New York City, New York), January 23, 1944.
Unaccounted-for Remains Index:
'''“Unaccounted-for Remains, Group B (Unrecoverable),”''' [http://ancestry.com Ancestry] index online. Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (2600 Defense Pentagon), Department of Defense (Washington, D.C.), {{Ancestry Record|62207}}

Unaccounted For

Officers

Commander
Lieutenants
Lieutenants (Junior Grade)
Ensigns

Enlisted Men

Seaman Branch

Quartermaster
Signalmen
Fire Controlmen
Gunner's Mates
Torpedoman's Mates
Seamen, First Class
Seamen, Second Class

Artificer Branch

Shipfitter
Electrician's Mates
Sonarmen
Radarmen
Radiomen
Radio Technicians

Engine Room Force

Firemen
Water Tenders
Machinist's Mates
Metalsmith
Boilermaker

Commissary Branch

Ship's Cooks

Steward Branch

Steward's Mates

Special Branch

Pharmacist's Mates
Yeoman

Accounted For





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Unknown US Sailor.
Unknown US Sailor.

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