6929. Feld-Artillerie-Bataillon
Fotos der Offiziere aller Batterien etc.
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CPT John C. Ausland | 1LT Ward R. Daniels | 1LT Arthur W. Seymour
1LT Charles T. Tobin | 2LT Paul E. Luck
Commander prior to CPT Ausland
It must be noted, that 39 men from B Battery lost their lives during the June 6, 1944 Normandy Invasion at Utah Beach. Their names, and in some cases, their photographs
are listed on the Regimental Memorial Tribute Of Honor Pages, not to be forgotten.
29. Art. Bat.
Hauptseite:
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Auszeichnungen:
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cbtawrds.html
Distinguished Service Cross:
CPL JAMES R. FLANNIGAN
A Bty, 29th Field Artillery Battalion (WWII)
Citation: Hütgenwald
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cite.html
Silver Star:
CPT JOHN C. AUSLAND
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
Citation:24. Juli 1944
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cite-1.html
2LT LAWRENCE C. BLANCHARD JR.
A Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
Citation: 8. Juni 1944 !
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cite-17.html
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/blanch.html
1LT GEORGE S. PALLO
A Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
2 Awards:
East of Echternach, Luxembourg
East of the Sauer River
Citation: kein Link
SGT RALPH E. POORE
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
COL JOEL F. THOMASON
Commander, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
Bronze Star:
w/"V" Device
CPT JOHN C. AUSLAND
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
SSG CHARLES L. BARR
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
PFC JOHN K. LESTER
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
Photo & Biographie, unheimlich viele Auszeichnungen, aber ungenannt warum
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/lester.html
SGT RALPH E. POORE
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
1LT WILLIAM R. WINTERS
C Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
2 Awards: Normandy & Northern France
Photo & Bio gehörte als Beobachter seiner Batterie zur 1. Welle, Auszeichnungen erst am Belgien, verwundet
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/winters.html
1LT WAYNE A. YOUNG
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
Purple Heart
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cbtawrds-2.html
1LT JACOB L. ARMEEN
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
ungenannt warum, kein Link
2LT L.C. BLANCHARD JR.
June 8, 1944
A Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
SGT RICHARD E. BOYLAN
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/boylan.html
CPL CHESTER A. BROOKHART
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
SGT MARK E. BUCKLER
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT WILLIAM CANINENBERG
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PVT JOHN E. CHELIUS
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PVT EDWARD D. DONOHUE
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Postumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PFC SYDNEY G. DUDGEON
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/dudgeon.html
PVT THEODORE FABISZAK
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/5 JOSEPH FEDISH
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
2LT OTIS E. FINNEL
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/finnel.html
SGT ANDREW J. FINNELLI
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
CPL CHARLES GIAMBRONE
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
CPL GEORGE P. GREYGOR
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/5 JOSEPH G. HARDY
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum > auch 6. Juni. Siehe nachfolgenden Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/hardy.html
PFC FLOYD HARDZOG
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/5 FELIX M. HARPER
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT RALPH W. HERSHMAN
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC HAROLD E. INGENITO
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC CARL F. JACKSON
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, unbekannt warum
CPL JOSEPH JAZAK
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
CPL ERVIN T. KELLER
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT EDWARD J. KOZLOWSKI
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC JAMES D. LAKE
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
CPL FREDERICK LANGHAM
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
CPL MICHAEL LEAVOR
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC JAMES P. MAHONEY
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC CONRAD C. MASON
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/mason.html
T/5 JAMES H. MILLER
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC CARROL A. MORGAN
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT ANTHONY C. MORGIA
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/5 FRED M. NEWTON
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT NOEL N. NICHOLS
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
1LT GEORGE S. PALLO
A Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
T/4 BERNARD L. PATAKY
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/4 JOHN W. PHELPS
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
SGT RALPH E. POORE
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PFC ANDREW J. RELOSKY
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/relosky.html
PFC CLARENCE V. SANDERS
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum, doch, siehe nachf- Link:
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/sanders.html
PFC PHILIP SAWITZKI
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PFC CHARLES W. SCHAFF
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
SSG ROBERT SCHLOTT
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/4 ROBERT J. SHANLEY
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT JOHN B. SINGLETON
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT SIDNEY R. SMART
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
DANIEL C. SMITH
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT HARRY J. SMITH
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PVT IRVING SPECTOR
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PVT THOMAS SPINA
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
PFC HORACE S. STEPHENS
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
CPT JAMES W. SYDNOR
HQ Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
2 Awards: Normandy & Luxemburg
Photo & Bio verwundet an der Normandie-Küste und in Luxembourg
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/sydnor.html
befreundet mit Cpt Ausland http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/ausland.html
he wrote LETTERS HOME: A WAR MEMOIR based on his letters back to family and friends in the U.S. during WWII while he was in the Army.
Ausland schrieb: War Stories
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus.html
PFC JAMES G. TILLMAN
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PVT ROBERT H. TURNER
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
CPL HARRY B. TURNIER
29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link, ungenannt warum
PVT RAYMOND F. VOSEN
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
T/5 LUTHER L. WAUGH
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/waugh.html
PVT BENJAMIN E. WILLIAMS
June 6, 1944
B Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
(Posthumously)
kein Link
1LT WILLIAM R. WINTERS
C Bty, 29th Field Artillery (WWII)
Photo & Bio bereits unter Bronze Star!
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/winters.html
BIOGRAPHIES /CAREER PROFILES:
LTC George L. Mabry Jr.
Commander, 2nd Bn, 8th Infantry
November 20, 1944
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Mabry sei der zweitmeistdekorierte Amerikaner gewesen.
wichtig! Viel über den D-Day und die Begegnung mit den Luftlandetruppen. Allerdings habe ich das schon teilweise aufgenommen gehabt:
zB.
After the guards put the prisoners into a landing craft, to be taken back to the USS Bayfield for interrogation, they reported to Van Fleet. It was 0940. Van Fleet radioed General Barton on Bayfield, "I am ashore with Colonel Simmons and General Roosevelt, advancing steadily." As new waves of landing craft came in, Van Fleet and Roosevelt sent them through the holes in the seawall with orders to move inland. Already the biggest problem they faced was congestion on the beach. There were too many troops and vehicles, not enough openings. Sporadic incoming artillery fire and the ubiquitous mines made the traffic jam horrendous. Still, at 1045, Van Fleet was able to radio Barton, "Everything is going OK." The beach area was comparatively secure, the reserve battalions were coming ashore.
Siehe „Launching the invasion“!
COL Joel F. Thomason
Battalion Commander
29th Field Artillery
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/tom-1.html
wichtig!
Hier wird der Untergang der Bttr. B behandelt!
Steile Karriere, genoss die Gunst des Art Chefs Blakeley. „Bester Bat.Kdt“ Hoch dekoriert.
Er schildert den D-Day auch persönlich in einem anschliessenden Aufsatz.
Es kommt der Hinweis auf
A Soldier Remembers Utah Beach By John C. Ausland (Hauptmann)
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29th Field Artillery Battalion in which I was a 24-year-old assistant intelligence officer
Dannkommt ein Brief mit der D-Day-Schilderung des
SSG Bernard Mayer. Instruktiv!
Dann kommt der Hinweis auf den Jeep-Fahrer
CPL Clarence Vincent Sanders KIA - January 28, 1945
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/sanders.html
GENERAL JAMES ALWARD VAN FLEET
1892 – 1992 Infanterie Rgt-Kdt!
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/fleet-2.html
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/fleet.html
Biographie: http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/fleet-2.html
Westpoint-Citation:
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/fleet-2a.html
Kurze Regimentsgeschichte (unter Ordre de bataille oder Vorgeschichte einfügen)
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/index-2.html
28th Field Artillery (We Support the Line) Lineage and Honors: (Auszeichnungen der Einheit) Das geht ja gar nicht um das 29. Bat!!!
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/28-lin.html
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/index-3.html
Organigramm:
HQ & HQ Battery, 29th Field Artillery
Commander: CPT Edward C. Green
Battery A, 29th Field Artillery
Commander: CPT Jack Tate
Battery B, 29th Field Artillery
Commander: CPT Vernon P. Burns
Commander: CPT Lorton S. Livingston
Commander: CPT Ward R. Kidder
Commander: CPT John C. Ausland
Executive Officer: 1LT Charles T. Tobin
Battlefield Commission - Was the 1SG!
Battery C, 29th Field Artillery
Commander: CPT James C. Hurst
Executive Officer: 1LT William G. Cole
Assistant XO: 1LT Jack J. Cunningham
Service Battery, 29th Field Artillery
Commander: CPT James N. McNutt
Stories of war II
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus.html
A Soldier Remembers Utah Beach By John C. Ausland
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus-1.html
Back to the Places Where Many Died By John C. Ausland, eher zu St-Lô etc als Erinnerung geeignet:
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus-2.html
From the Beaches to the Seine: Surprise, Sacrifice and Some Good Luck By John C. Ausland
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus-4.html
At That Moment in Paris We Were the Finest of All By John C. Ausland
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus-5.html
B Bty, 29th FA Bn - D-Day and Beyond...!
(by Irving Smolens, former B Bty, 29th FA, WW2)
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/irv-2.html
mit Fotos
Weitere Artikel von Irving Smolens
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/irv-1.html
The St. Lo Breakthrough
Artikel mit Fotos:
Reflections Of A Crewmember (Gun-Crew)
The One Man Gun Crew !
29th Artillery Battalion Played Big Role In Fourth Div. Actions, unbekannter Autor
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/hermitage.html
The Great Pinochle Game!
(by Peter N. Russo, former C Bty & B Bty, 29th FA, WW2)
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/russo-1.html
D-Day minus three, found the crew of this Artillery Battery crammed aboard a Navy landing craft tank.
Peter N. Russo was born in Brooklyn, New York. He was a member of C Battery, 29th FA, at the time of this story. Later, when B Battery was reformed, he was transfered into the new B Battery, as their Chief of the #1 Gun Crew!
Joan Blondell!
(by Peter N. Russo, former C Bty & B Bty, 29th FA, WW2)
Kriegs-Geschichte anhand eines Pinup Girls
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/russo-2.html
1st. Lt. William G. Cole and Glenn Warren were members of C Battery, 29th FA at the time of these stories.
Glenn Warren's Memories and Mine by 1st. Lt. William G. Cole
A Small Story About Winter Clothing Its Source And Sidelights by Bill Cole
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cole-1.html
A Shared Close Call by 1st. Lt. William G. Cole
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/cole-3.html
I Served In The 4th ID During WW2! (by John K. Lester, former B Bty, 29th FA, WW2)
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/lester-1.html
schildert auch den Untergang der B-Comp.
Random Thoughts From World War II! Erfahrungen als Jeep-Fahrer (Glur)
(by John K. Lester, former B Bty, 29th FA, WW2)
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/lester-2.html
Jetzt kommen die Geschichten von
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/jcaus.html
Jack Cunningham, former C Bty, 29th FA, WW2
Er schildert seinen Werdegang:
They started me through the pipeline for replacement officers, to Wales and on to England. From there, I was sent to the 4th Infantry Division's 29th FA Battalion, which had landed on Utah Beach on D-Day. I crossed the Channel with other replacements going to the 4th Division on D+1. We had to find the Division Headquarters without a guide and got there on D+2. Though the service with the 29th FA as a Forward Observer was tough and dangerous, I feel that I was, perhaps, better than I would have seen with the 77th Division. I read that they got into trouble in combat on Guam and had to be saved by the Marines. In any case, my service with the 4th Division passed the ultimate test - - I survived in good health.
Also, I feel that serving with the 4th Infantry - - which could have been described as an "elite" division, if four years of training before D-Day in France could qualify them for that evaluation - - had its advantages.
Bill Cole has written: "The officers and men of the 29th FA knew each other and their jobs very well and such maturity made it possible for them to be easy-going in their acceptance of replacements as part of the outfit."
John Ausland, in his memoir, Letters Home, writes: "The reunion the 29th Field Artillery Battalion held in Augusta, Georgia in October, 1980 was a memorable occasion. I have reestablished contacts with people I have not seen for nearly half a century. The excerpts the Fourth Division Association's Ivy Leaves has published have led to touching and informative correspondence. It is difficult for people to understand the bonds that develop between those who wage war. Since leaving the Army, I have belonged to various groups, but none have fostered the feelings I have toward the men I knew in the 4th Division."
I feel that John Ausland speaks for all of us in this regard.
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Heitere Geschichte während Gefechtspausen in der Normandie:
A Short Break From Combat, WWII, France,
A Unique Way To A Chicken Dinner For The Battery
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2-jc-3.htm
Paris, France - August 25, 1944
Uninterupted Duty Status Surrounded By A Street Celebration
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2-jc-4.htm
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/memorial.html
This tribute is dedicated to those members of the 29th Field
Artillery, mostly B Battery, who gave their lives
in the cause of freedom during the D-Day Invasion at UTAH BEACH, when their LCT hit a mine and sank.
Many of these brave and gallant men were never recovered.
An asterick (*) indicates which of these names are those men from the sinking.
You may CLICKthe person's name to view his memorium where available!
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1LT Jacob L. Armeen |
PFC Harold E. Ingenito * |
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PFC Carl F. Jackson |
PFC Philip Sawitzki |
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CPL Joseph Jazak * |
SSG Robert Schlott * |
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CPL Ervin T. Johnson * |
PFC Charles W. Schaff |
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CPL Chester A. Brookhart |
CPL William B. Keller * |
T/4 Robert J. Shanley * |
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SGT Mark E. Buckler * |
PVT Edward J. Kozlowski * |
PVT John B. Singleton * |
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PVT William Caninenberg |
PVT Sidney R. Smart * |
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PVT John E. Chelius |
CPL Frederick Langham |
PVT Daniel C. Smith * |
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PVT Edward D. Donohue |
CPL Michael Leavor * |
PVT Harry J. Smith * |
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PFC James Mahoney * |
PVT Irving Spector |
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PVT Theodore Fabiszak * |
PVT Thomas Spina * |
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T/5 Joseph Fedish * |
T/5 James H. Miller * |
PFC Horace S. Stephens * |
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SGT Andrew J. Finnelli |
PFC Carrol A. Morgan * |
PFC James G. Tillman |
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CPL Charles Giambrone * |
PVT Anthony C. Morgia * |
PVT Robert H. Turner * |
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CPL George P. Gregor * |
T/5 Fred M. Newton * |
CPL Harry B. Turnier |
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PVT Noel N. Nichols * |
PVT Raymond F. Vosen * |
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PFC Floyd Hardzog * |
T/4 Bernard L. Pataky * |
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T/5 Felix M. Harper * |
T/4 John W. Phelps |
PVT Benjamin E. Williams * |
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PVT Ralph W. Hershman * |
A very special thanks to Irving Smolens, for providing these honored names!
And, our thanks go to Richard Fox and Bud Farmer for identifying LCT 458 as the vessel!
http://members.tripod.com/~msg_fisher/memorial-a.html
World War II Casualties
An asterick (*) indicates those who were KIA on June 6, 1944, and underlined names indicate a photo is available.
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1LT Jacob L. Armeen |
PFC Harold E. Ingenito * |
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PFC Carl F. Jackson |
PFC Philip Sawitzki |
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CPL Joseph Jazak * |
SSG Robert Schlott * |
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CPL Ervin T. Johnson * |
PFC Charles W. Schaff |
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CPL Chester A. Brookhart |
CPL William B. Keller * |
T/4 Robert J. Shanley * |
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SGT Mark E. Buckler * |
PVT Edward J. Kozlowski * |
PVT John B. Singleton * |
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PVT William Caninenberg |
PVT Sidney R. Smart * |
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PVT John E. Chelius |
CPL Frederick Langham |
PVT Daniel C. Smith * |
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PVT Edward D. Donohue |
CPL Michael Leavor * |
PVT Harry J. Smith * |
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PFC James Mahoney * |
PVT Irving Spector |
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PVT Theodore Fabiszak * |
PVT Thomas Spina * |
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T/5 Joseph Fedish * |
T/5 James H. Miller * |
PFC Horace S. Stephens * |
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SGT Andrew J. Finnelli |
PFC Carrol A. Morgan * |
PFC James G. Tillman |
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CPL Charles Giambrone * |
PVT Anthony C. Morgia * |
PVT Robert H. Turner * |
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CPL George P. Gregor * |
T/5 Fred M. Newton * |
CPL Harry B. Turnier |
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PVT Noel N. Nichols * |
PVT Raymond F. Vosen * |
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PFC Floyd Hardzog * |
T/4 Bernard L. Pataky * |
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T/5 Felix M. Harper * |
T/4 John W. Phelps |
PVT Benjamin E. Williams * |
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PVT Ralph W. Hershman * |
Fotographien: die meisten bereits verwendet!
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2pic.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2pic-1.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2pic-2.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/msgfisher/ww2pic-3.html
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