Identified Envelope
Envelope identified to Pvt. Julian C. Mann, 13119294 - C Battery, 322nd Field Artillery
Original censored WWII Army envelope dated August 3, 1945. The envelop was sent by Pvt. J.C. Mann, #13119294, to his sister Miss Margaret Mann, 201 W. 34th Street, Richmond, Virginia. The address the envelope was sent from was APO #83 which was in Occupied Germany on this date.
Pvt. Julian C. Mann
Private
Julian C. Mann
Private Julian C. Mann
Julian Cameron Mann was born on November 18, 1923, in Virginia to Mary E. (Wallace), (1902-2001) and Harry Cameron Mann (1895-1967). He had one sister, Margaret Mann (1927-2015). His father was a Sergeant in the US Marine Corps during the First World War.
Julian Mann enlisted (#13119294) in the US Army on October 25, 1942, in Richmond, Virginia. During World War 2 he was a member of C Battery of the 322nd Field Artillery, 83rd Division. After his discharge from the Army, Julian Mann reenlisted with the USAF reserves. From 1952-1955, during the Korean War, and 1957-1963 he served on active duty with the Airforce.
Julian C. Mann married Annie Elizabeth Cox (1922-1987) on February 3, 1949 in Richmond, Virginia. He died on August 25, 1990 and is burried at the Forest Lawn Cemetery, Richmond, VA.
The flat Bronze Grave Marker is provided by the military for anyone who has served and is at the foot of the grave.