Oct 1, 2009 · A devout Greek Orthodox Christian, Angelos Chatas served on the Parish Councils of two Holy Trinity Churches, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Dallas, Texas. He was an Archdiocesan...

Angelo Chatas was born on March 9, 1921, in Chicago, Illinois, to Athanasios Tsatas and Stavroula Marinos Tsatas. He attended Tilden Tech High School, and served in the US Navy during the D-day invasion as an underwater demolitions expert – a “frogman”.

Aug 15, 1994 · FREJUS, FRANCE, AUG. 14 -- This time Angelos T. Chatas was present, not just accounted for, when France honored him for his role as a U.S. Navy combat demolitions frogman in a World War II...

Oct 2, 2009 · Share your favorite memories Angelos and celebrate their life with the Chatas family on their online obituary.

Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/107493105/angelos_thomas-chatas: accessed ), memorial page for Angelos Thomas Chatas (9 Mar 1921–28 Sep 2009), Find a Grave Memorial ID , citing Restland Memorial Park, Dallas, Dallas County, Texas, USA; Maintained by …

Check Archives.com for ANGELOS T CHATAS. [$] Chatas, Catherine E., (Wife of veteran Nicholas Thomas Chatas, who was A1C in the US AIR FORCE during the Korean War) was born 28 June 1938, died 19 October 2019, and was buried in Section 10, Site 1611, in GREAT LAKES NATIONAL CEMETERY, 4200 BELFORD ROAD, HOLLY, …

Commemorates: People: Angelos Thomas Chatas Units: 4th Infantry Division Naval Combat Demolition Units United States Navy Wars: WWII Battles: Normandy Invasion Other images :

FROM THE COLLECTIONS – This photograph of Greek American sailor Angelos Chatas was taken in November 1944 between returning from duty in France and before Chatas shipped out to continue the war against the Japanese in the Pacific.

Oct 1, 2009 · A devout Greek Orthodox Christian, Angelos Chatas served on the Parish Councils of two Holy Trinity Churches, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Dallas, Texas. He was an Archdiocesan Council...

Six sailors gave their live, and 11 were wounded in support of clearing beach obstacles for the US Army 4th Infantry Division.