Joe J. Mason
Male, Person
1903 –
Who is Joe J. Mason?
Joe J. Mason was Recreation Director for the City of Miami, Florida in the 1940s and 1950s. He volunteered during World War II to be an American Red Cross Field Director and serve overseas. He was first assigned to England and developed the Servicemen Center in Bristol, England. When the invasion of North Africa began, he was attached to the 9th Infantry Division commanded by General M. S. Eddy. During the African campaign he supported the troops by providing club facilities and services to the troops, both American and British. As a result of his efforts in both Africa and Sicily, he was directed to receive the Medal of Freedom by the president.
The letter from the War Department was based on order # AGPD-C 095 Mason, Joe J.. The citation read:
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