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Doris "Dorie" Miller, Cook, 3rd Class, US Navy.
Answers to Doris Miller's life story in author Vickie Gail Miller and niece of Doris Miller, biography book, "Doris Miller A Silent Medal Of Honor," new 3rd edition published book and to get an authographed copy contact vickiegailmiller97@hotmail.com
no He did not have kids
His parents were Coney and Henrietta Miller
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Doris Miller's parents were Connery and Henrietta Miller.
Doris "Dorie" Miller, Cook, 3rd Class, US Navy.
Doris Miller was born on 1919-10-12.
Answers to Doris Miller's life story in author Vickie Gail Miller and niece of Doris Miller, biography book, "Doris Miller A Silent Medal Of Honor," new 3rd edition published book and to get an authographed copy contact vickiegailmiller97@hotmail.com
Doris Miller received the Navy Cross for his extraordinary bravery during the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Despite not being trained for combat, he manned a machine gun and fired at attacking Japanese aircraft while helping to rescue wounded sailors. His actions displayed exceptional courage and dedication, making him one of the first African Americans to receive the Navy Cross. Miller's heroism became a symbol of the contributions of Black Americans in the military.
We Joined the Navy was created in 1962.
No, what happened to the bee that joined the Navy?
no He did not have kids
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His parents were Coney and Henrietta Miller
Doris Miller suposedly perished in the Pacific Ocean, while serving aboard the USS Liscome Bay. Located in the "DORIS MILLER CEMETERY," in Waco, Texas, a military tomstone, located at the entrance way, stand to his remembrance. It in inside of this cemetery where Doris Miler's father (Mr. Conery Miller Sr.), his mother (Mrs. Henrietta Miller), and two of his brothers (Arthur James Miller and Conery Miller Jr.) are also buried. Doris's oldest brother, Selvia Miller, is buried in "Fairview Cemetary," in Midland, Texas. Also, located on the far wall, inside of the "DORIS MILLER CEMETARY," a wall plaque hangs in recognition to the war hero, my uncle, Doris Miller. Please visit my website for more information. www.tiptopwebsite.com/southey; where you will learn of the many informative books I've written about Doris Miller. For further interest, email me at vickiegailmiller97@hotmail.com or another_chance@live.com.