Crim family.
Sergeant Forrest R. Crim and Staff Sergeant Robert D. Crim were brothers from Siluria, Alabama. Forrest Crim served in the federal civil service at Brookley Field, Mobile, Alabama. Forrest Crim worked in aero repair in the Aero-Electrical Department before joining the Army Air Forces as a mechanic. Staff Sergeant Robert D. Crim served in the China-Burma-India Theater at Agra, India.
From the description of Crim family papers, 1937-1946. (US Army, Mil Hist Institute). WorldCat record id: 55028698
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