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1. USA, New York, Queens, "Burial", Joseph Charles Jalkow (14 Apr 1945)

   * Joseph Charles Jalkow, death 14-Apr-1945, age 19, burial Mt. Zion Cemetery / Monesterysk in Queens (NY)
   ** Inscription: Yosef Chaim ben Avraham
   ** Note: Killed in action

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3. USA, Massachusetts, Fort Devens, "Army Enlistment", Joseph C. Jalkow (18 Apr 1944)

   * Joseph C Jalkow, White, citizen, born in 1925 in NEW YORK, 2 years of college, single without dependents
   ** Enlistment: 18 Apr 1944 at Ft Devens, Massachusetts, United States
   ** Position: private, no branch assignment, selectees (Enlisted Men)

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4. Yearbook, Joseph Charles Jalkow (1941)

   born 06 Aug 1925

5. USA, Connecticut, Waterbury (New Haven), "Census", 1940 Family John and Rose Jalkaw, film 5461409 image 171

   * 1940 Census in Waterbury, New Haven (CT)
   ** Head; John Jalkaw, age 40, born in Russia, naturalized, pharmacist in retail drugs
   ** Wife: Rose Jalkaw, age 35, born in New York
   ** Son: Joseph C Jalkaw, age 14, born in New York
   ** Daughter: Winifred Jalkaw, age 9, born in New York

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6. Jewish soldiers and sailors from Waterbury Connecticut that gave their lives in WW II, Joseph C. Jalkow, born in 1925, entered the US Army on 18 Apr 1944, died on 15 Apr 1945

   * Jewish soldiers and sailors from Waterbury Connecticut that gave their lives in WW II. They are buried at the Hebrew Benefit Cemetery on Stillson Road, Waterbury, CT
   ** Jalkow - US Army PFC Joseph C. Jalkow, born in 1925
   *** entered the US Army on April 18, 1944. He was assigned to the 10th Mountain Division, 85th Mountain Infantry Regiment.
   *** On April 15, 1945 in an assault on Castle D'Aiano, Hill 913, Italy,
   **** Company I of the 85th Inf. had suffered so many casualties that Lt. Col. Shelor had Company K pass through to take Hill 913 from the southwest end. Lt. Keith J. Kvam, Company I weapons platoon leader, was killed instantly by a mine, which went off when he stepped on the release.
   **** Lt. John D. Mitchell, rifle platoon leader in Company I, was killed by a sniper's bullet while leading his platoon in the attack.
   **** Lt. Robert Dole, another Company I rifle platoon leader, was seriously wounded during the attack.
   **** The tanks, moving up to assist Company I, encountered difficulty when one struck a mine near Road Junction 771 (south of Famaticcia) and others were held up behind it.
   **** Pfc. Joseph Jalkow, a BAR-man in Company K, was killed by a sniper.
   ***** Lt. Frank Slight, rifle platoon leader in Company K, exposed himself to the deadly sniper fire by going out and bringing Pfc. Jalkow back to a covered position.
   ***** Lt. Slight was killed shortly afterward while trying to locate the snipers who were picking off his men.
   ***** It was the difficulty experienced by the men of Company I that caused Company K to be called into the battle.
   *** Joseph's father, owned Jalkow's Pharmacy at the corner of Brewster Street and Cooke Street" [https://www.scribd.com/document/294363335/Waterbury-s-Jewish-WW-II-War-Dead]

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7. Blizzard, Nelson G. Kestetter, Joseph Jalkow (85-K)

   * MEMORIAL DAY – JOSEPH JALKOW, by Nelson G. Kerstetter (85-K)
   ** Joseph Jalkow (85-K) was a good guy in my squad. I was the BAR man. Joe told me he could take a BAR apart and put it back together blind folded. He asked the Sgt. if we could trade positions to make him the BAR man. The Sgt. agreed, and so we traded, which may have saved my life. On the morning of April 14th while crossing a field, we encountered a German sniper and both of us went down. A group of GIs over by a bank yelled for Joe and I to run to them. I ran but Joe remained down. Two GIs then ran to Joe and dragged him to cover. But it was too late — Joe had been hit in the stomach and died. The rest of us stood up and fired our rifles at the sniper and killed him.

8. Woodruff, John B., "85th Mountain Invantry Regiment", Pfc Joseph Jalkow

   * Into the Attach with the Third Battalion
   ** Snippett: During the attack on Hill 913, Pfc. JOSEPH JALKOW, a BAR-man in Company K, was hit by a sniper. Lt. FRANK SLIGHT, rifle platoon leader in Company K, exposed himself to the deadly sniper fire by going out and bringing Pfc. JALKOW back to a covered position. Lt. SLIGHT was killed shortly afterward while trying to locate the snipers who were picking off his men.

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10. USA, Connecticut, Waterbury, "Hebrew Benefit Cemetery", Joseph Jalkow

    * Joseph Jalkow, deceased
    ** Inscription: Yosef chiam ben Avraham
    ** Note: Jewish World War II Veterans Hero Memorial

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Historische Ereignisse

• Geburtstag 6. August 1925
• Sterbedatum 14. April 1945

Gleicher Geburts-/Todestag

• Auch geboren am 6. August
• Auch verstorben am 14. April

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