| U.S. Army Officer 2nd Armored Division, 66th Armored Regiment Lieutenant Leroy B. Price O-1015165 Killed In Action - Unknown Date, Western Europe |
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| SERVICE HISTORY OF LEROY B. PRICE Lieutenant Price was from Cheyenne County, Nebraska. No further service information is available at this time. |
| Envelope or "Cover", above photo. This envelope was mailed to LIEUT LEROY B. PRICE, SERV CO. 46TH TANK BN. APO 263, CAMP BOWIE TEX 10 on Aug 23rd 1944 from The U.S. Cavalry Association, 1719 K St. N.W., Washington 6 D.C. The envelope was forwarded several times until the final destination was reached and marked "Deceased" and stamped "Return to Sender". The reverse of the envelope is postmarked DIRECTORY SEP 11 1944 SEO, FT. GEO. G. MEADE. The envelope is unopened and has been sealed since it was sent in June of 1944. |
| 66th ARMORED REGIMENT 1944 The 66th Armored Regiment departed New York on December 11th 1942 and landed in North Africa on December 25th 1942. The regiment assaulted Licata Sicily on July 10th 1943 and was sent to England on November 25th 1943. On June 9th 1944, the regiment landed at Normandy France, crossed into Belgium on September 2nd and into Holland on September 16th 1944. On September 19th the 66th Armored Regiment entered Germany and returned to Belgium on December 22nd 1944. Lieutenant Leroy Price was killed in action during this period. The exact date is not yet known. |