Biography
A spring 1942 Aliens Division memorandum individually identifies Armand Gregoire as a Camp McCoy internee and says the camp commander reported urgent financial need among the internee’s family. The memorandum is an attributed administrative account. It confirms actual civilian confinement; the receipt stamp is not used as an initial arrest or admission date. The record concerns wartime civilian administrative confinement. No criminal conviction, ethnicity, citizenship or political affiliation is inferred. Exact initial detention, final release and completed custody duration remain unverified. Administrative descriptions of permanent internment are not treated as life sentences.
The February 29, 1944 DOJ/INS roster identifies Armand Gregoire, historical age forty-nine and occupation attorney, in actual custody at Fort Missoula, Montana. This supplements the earlier Camp McCoy evidence without inventing an exact transfer, original admission or final release date. DOJ INS Civilian Alien Enemies in Custody, February29,1944, RG59 SpecialWarProblems Box191, original PDF page 35. Source: https://gaic.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/29-Feb-1944-civilian-enemies-in-custody.pdf#page=35
A spring 1942 Aliens Division memorandum individually identifies Armand Gregoire as a Camp McCoy internee and says the camp commander reported urgent financial need among the internee’s family. The memorandum is an attributed administrative account. It confirms actual civilian confinement; the receipt stamp is not used as an initial arrest or admission date.
The record concerns wartime civilian administrative confinement. No criminal conviction, ethnicity, citizenship or political affiliation is inferred. Exact initial detention, final release and completed custody duration remain unverified. Administrative descriptions of permanent internment are not treated as life sentences.