CHELSEA RESIDENTS WHO SERVED IN WORLD WAR 2
Edmund R. Cichocki	Residence: 22 Cottage Street, Chelsea, MA	DOB: 1918	Enlisted: Aug. 29, 1942
He was inducted into the Army on 29 Aug 1942 in Boston, MA. He was shipped to the Pacific Theater at the rank of Private. He was wounded in the Philippines and was shipped back to the Chelsea Naval Hospital to recuperate. His residence at the time was 22 Cottage St. where he lived with parents Mary and Frank Cichocki.
Morris Gordon	Residence: 100 Cottage Street, Chelsea, MA	DOB: Mar. 8, 1886 Korna, Russia	Enlisted: Jan. 26, 1943
Sidney Gordon (1922-1991)	Residence: 25 Cary Avenue, Chelsea, MA	DOB: 1922 Massachusetts	Enlisted:
Served in the US Army in Okanawa, Japan.
Arnold Massirman	Residence: 57 Kimball Avenue, Chelsea, MA.
Served as an officer in the US Navy in the Aleutian Islands in WW2. Now living in Hollywood, Florida. Arnold owned Superior Column Co for over 35 years and was president of the Chelsea Chamber of Commerce in the 1970's. He donated the Jaws of Life and a Chevrolet autmobile to the Chelsea Fire Department.
Tobias Moore
Served in the US Navy in the Pacific Theater.
James Moore
Served in the US Army in Europe.
George Moore
Served in the US Army in Europe.
Frederick J. Wagstaff
Served in the Army Air Force
Frank (Franklin) Wagstaff
Served in the US Army. Wounded in France.
Three sons of William Warner of 52 Beacon St., Chelsea, Ma. who served in WW2.
Ernest Charles Warner (1909-1962)
Served with Aviation Engineers in England and D-Day France Born June 11 1909, Died 1962 from 99 Central Ave Chelsea.
Robert Francis Warner
Served in the US Army Air Corps. He was born in1917 and served from 1942 to1945 at North Africa and Italy.
George Albert Warner
Served in the US Infantry. He was born on June 17, 1921. He served in New Guinea and Philippines.