Morrie J. Stein
February 1943 - 18 years old
Merlin Ballman, William Boderman, Walter Lueck, and unknown crewmember.
In a Seward, Alaska skating rink 1945.
Morrie Stein on deck in Seward, Alaska.
Morrie Stein in Tsing Tao, China with unknown crewmember.
[Photos above were most graciously donated by Mr. Morrie J. Stein, RdM1c - WWII Plank Owner.]
Morrie J. Stein, Radarman First Class. USCG (Reserves). WWII Plank Owner.
Entitled to: 1. American Campaign medal.
2. Asiatic Pacific Campaign medal.
3. Navy Occupation Service medal.
4. Navy China Service medal.
5. European African Middle Eastern Campaign (with one Battle Star).
6. USCG Good Conduct medal.
7. USN Good Conduct medal.
8. WWII Victory medal.
Boarded The USS SAVAGE in Houston, Texas on 29 October, 1943. Detached from ship in Adak, Alaska on
10 November, 1945.
Served aboard The USS SAVAGE for 30 months.
Radarman First Class insignia. This rating
was established in 1943.
Ruptured Duck patch representing
Honorable Discharge.
Morrie J. Stein - 60 years later
Unknown shipmate signaling.
William Boderman in the middle - others unknown.
Unknown shipmate holding ship's mascot "Lady"?
Photo taken from stern to bow.
Wing from a Japanese Zero.
Morrie Stein on right (barely visible),
sailor on left is unknown.
Taken in the Aleutians.
North Atlantic Ocean can get rough!
Manned 40 mm anti-aircraft guns.
Crewmembers unknown.
Manned 40 mm anti-aircraft guns.
Crewmembers unknown.
Morrie J. Stein, RdM1c
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