KOREAN WAR PROJECT REMEMBRANCE



James Dulin

PVT James Robert Dulin

2nd Engineer Combat Battalion
C CO
Army
Hostile, Died (KIA)
Date Of Loss: March 1, 1953
Service Number: US53110534
Born: June 6, 1930
Home Or Place Of Enlistment
Charlotte, North Carolina
Burial Location
Forest Lawn West Cemetery, Charlotte, Nc
Comments: Private Dulin was a member of the 2nd Engineer Combat Battalion, 2nd Infantry Division. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in North Korea on March 1, 1953. His nickname was "Red." He grew up in the Belmont section of Charlotte, North Carolina.
Son of Mrs. Minnie J. Dulin of Charlotte, North Carolina.

Korean War Project Key No: 8089


Go To Unit Message Board



Previous Remembrance Entries



 

Logo
Remembering PVT JAMES ROBERT DULIN

ADD YOUR REMEMBRANCE


Special Note: All information you enter in this area is available to the public at large. Your Email is masked. You should know that historians, journalists, and active duty military organizations routinely utilize our Remembrance entries as a key source for eyewitness and family information available nowhere else.


I KNEW HIM


Your chance to remember a friend.


FAMILY


Your loved one is not forgotten. Please let us know about you. Veterans who served alongside your loved one may wish to know about you and contact you. Help close the circle.



DECORATIONS



ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS


JAMES ROBERT DULIN

CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA 

1930 

June 6, 1930 

FOREST LAWN WEST CEMETERY, CHARLOTTE, NC 

Caucasian

1729

INPUT YOUR INFORMATION


Your help is necessary to update and add to our public Korean War database. Only you can help us to make sure our files are complete today and for future generations.

Only your name is public. Your email and address information are private to protect your privacy. You can receive email through our system but your email is not published.


Credits



National Archives and Records Service - United States Army - United States Air Force - United States Marine Corps - United States Navy - United States Coast Guard - American Battle Monuments Commission - Ancestry.com - Family Search - Find-A-Grave - Families and Friends - Unit Associations and Groups - Scores of Volunteer Researchers

Special Thanks to Patrick Shaughnessy for tireless work to Remember the Lost from the Korean War.

Web Scraping Prohibited - If you are a contractor, agent, or any other person or entity engaging in web scraping of the Remembrance section of the Korean War Project, please note that your IP has been captured. If your entity has already been identified and notified to cease and desist, you are on notice.