Clarence A. Arntz
US National Gaurd
Clarence A. Arntz was a Major in the 145th Infantry who served in both World war 1 and World war 2. He was wounded in combat in the year 1944, he was taken the the 31st General hospital in Espiritu Santos near Australlia. He stayed at the hospital until November of 1944, where he was transfered to Pearl Harbor to recive further treatment. By 1945 he had recovered and was put back into the service in the states
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