EXHBIT NO. 6

CERTIFICATE IN LIEU OF LOST OR DESTROYED

DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE

To All Who Shall See These Presents, Greeting:

SAMPLE

This is to certify, teat.

military service in the UNITED STATES ARMY.
by reason of..

Given at the War Department, Washington, D. C., on.

By authority of the Secretary of War:

YES

Eligible for reemployment

was honorably separated from the

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ARMY

COLOR

YES.

Major General,
The Adjutant General

This Certificate is given under the provisions of the Act of Congress approved July 1, 1902, "to authorize the Secretary of War to furnish certificates in lieu of lost or destroyed discharges" to honorably discharged officers or enlisted men or their widows, upon evidence that the original discharge certificate has been lost or destroyed, and upon the condition imposed by said Act that this certificate "shall not be accepted as a voucher for the payment of any claim against the United States for pay, bounty, or other allowances, or as evidence in any other oase."

NOTE-This certificate is issued from the office of The Adjutant General of the Army without erasure. Any addition, alteration, or erasure made thereon is unauthorized.

W. D., A. G. O. Form 0729-1 (Enlisted).

Certificate in Lieu of Lost or Destroyed Discharge Certificate.
White.

Eligible for reemployment.

ARMY

STATEMENT OF THE MILITARY SICE

John Doe 80,000, pog

SAMPLE

NO

Not eligible for reemployment

The cords show that John Doe, ray serial number 00,000,000,
enlisted 23 March 1941 at Camp Livingston, Louisiana, giving the
date and place of his birth as 16 June 1919, Pointe Coupe,
Louisiana. He left the United States for foreign service 17 June
1943, arrived in North Africa 25 June 1943; left North Africa for
the United States 15 January 1945, arrived at 30ston Port of
Embarkation 25 January 1945. He was discharged 28 January 1945 at
Camp Shelby, Mississippi, a private, Unassigned, under the provi-
sions of Army Regulations 615-368, on WD AGO Form No. 53-56.

Official statement of service furnished 6 June 1945

By Authority of the Secretary of Wer:

J. A. ULIQ

Major Gengl

The Adjutant General

Statement of Military Service (Enlisted).

Issued in lieu of Lost or Destroyed Discharge from the Army of the United States.

Not eligible for reemployment.

White.

NO.

STATEMENT OF THE MILITARY SERVICE
John Doe 0,000,000)

SAMPLE

NO

Not eligible for reemployment

ederds show that John Doe, Arky serial number

00,000,000, enlisted 23 March 1941 at Camp Livingston, Louisiana,
giving the date and place of his birth as 16 June 1919, Fointe
Coupe, Louisiana. He was dishonorably discharged 28 January 1945
at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, a private, Unassigned, pursuant to
the sentence published in General Gourt Martial Order No. 1, Head-
quarters, 3rd Division dated 9 June 1941.

Army of

EXHIBIT NO. 9

United States

SEPARATION QUALIFICATION RECORD

SAVE THIS FORM. IT WILL NOT BE REPLACED IF LOST

This weard of job assignments and special training received in the Army is furnished to the sole he leaves the vice e preparation information are from available Army records and supplemented by personal interview The information so civiln education and worl experience is based on the adidas own statements The Velan may present this document to former employers or amloyer

AIRPLANE AND MIGOS MECHANIC-- Performed duties at an AAT Bombardier Training Base in the continental United States. Was responsible for the inspection and repair of a flight of 12 twin-engine bombing trainer planes. Supervised the work of four sechanics. Assisted mechanics in making inspections, engine tests, and repairs. Did trouble shooting to determine the defects and made necessary corrections. On occasions made minor repairs on the electrical systems of the planes. Was responsible for keeping the planes clean and in good operating condition. Requisitioned tools and parts. RELATED CIVILIAN OCCUPATIONS--Airplane Mechanic, Airplane Inspector, Ingine Tester, Instrument Man IV.

ALEPLANE MECHANIC-GUINER-- Was crew member of a B-17 heavy bomber while serving with an 8th Air Force bomber group in England. Flew 21 missions over Germany. Kept check on instruments, fuel gauges, oil pressure, etc., while in flight. Transferred fuel from one tank to another to maintain balance of plane. Maintained flight log of the plane's performance and reported defects to ground crew. Fired top turret guns against enemy fighter planes under combat conditions. Has one enemy plane to his credit. While returning from missions he made temporary repairs on control cables damaged by flak.

Not an instrument to determine reemployment benefits.
Issued for aid in reemployment and new employment.

IF PREMIUM 15 NOT PAID WHEN LEE OR WITHS THUITY ONE DAYS THEREAFTER INSURANCE WILL TAPE IMPORTANT TO THE TREASURER OF THE U.. MARY CHECKS OR MUSLY IDEAS PAYABLE AND FORWARD TO COLLECTIONS SUBDIVISION, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON 21. 0 C 48. KIND OF INSURANCE 30. Etive Date of Aflat Date of Mont Premium Bus 82. PREMIUM DUE 03 INTENTION OF VETERAN TO ment Discontinuance Hat Ber (One month after 50) EACH BON TH

HOW PAID

REMARKS (This space for completion of above items or entry of other items specibed in W D Directives)

36 SIGNATURE OF PERSON BEING SEPARATED

PERSONNEL OFFICER (Type name grade and organization signature)

WO AGO FOR 53 18

I November 1944

ARMY

COLOR

This form supersedes all previous editions of
WD AGO Forme 53 and $5 for enlisted persons
entitled to an Honorable Discharge which
will not be used after receipt of this revision

W. D., A. G. O. Form 53-.

Military or Enlisted Record and Report of Separation.
Similar forms issued for officers and enlisted personnel.
White, blue, pink or yellow.

Reemployment rights in accordance with character of dis-
charge or release to inactive status as indicated on re-
verse side of all W. D., A. G. O. Forms 53-.