S/Sgt Lucian Adams
30th Regiment — Company I
Awarded CMH for action near St. Die, France

2nd Lt George A. Allen
30th Regiment

KIA Mt Rotundo Nov 9 1943

Distinguished Service Cross

Pfc Roy Anderson
Third Division - Army of Occupation

Special Services : Baseball and Golf

Pvt James K Aurness (Arness)
7th Regiment
wounded at Anzio / Bronze Star

Major Norman Barnes
Third Division HQ
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J. Skrzypczyk of Division HQ

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S/Sgt Charles Owen Beardslee
30th Regiment HQ Anti-tank Company
Fedala to the Siegfried Line

from Bothell, Washington


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Col Lyle Bernard
30th Regiment — 2nd Battalion Commander through
Feb. 19, 1944 after being wounded at Anzio

Maj Kenneth W. Bilby
30th Regiment HQ 2nd Battalion
Silver Star (Siegfried Line March '45); Bronze Star

Sgt Robert Dale Brock
2nd Batt, 2nd Regt — First Special Service Force

machinegunner: 3 Purple Hearts/Bronze Star

FSSF was a joint Canadian-U.S. combat force that fought
at Anzio, toward Rome and into southern France
with the Third Division

S/Sgt Albert S. Brown
30th Regiment — Company H


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Sgt John Clayton
Third Division HQ

G3 Draftsman
Holding map of Colmar Pocket

Lt Russ Cloer
Seventh Regiment — I & R Platoon
Bronze Star: Feb 10, 1945


» click for Russ Cloer's Memoir «

T5 William M. "Cocky" Cockrell
41st Field Artillery Battalion
North Africa to Austria
Bronze Star for actions in Italy
and the Colmar Pocket

Sgt Doyle K Cody
756th Tank Battalion
Awarded Silver Star by Lt Col Glen Rogers

Sgt(T3) John D. "Jack" Cole
Tenth Engineers — Third Signal Co.

M/Sgt Henry Collins
Third Division HQ G3
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J. Skrzypczyk of Division HQ
photo below)

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M/Sgt Henry Collins
Third Division HQ G3

Awarded Bronze Star

Sgt James P. Connor
Seventh Regiment — Battle Patrol (Company K)
Awarded CMH for action at Cape Cavalier, southern France

1st Lieutenant Garlin Murl Connor
3rd Battalion, Seventh Regiment
Aaron, Kentucky
Awarded DSC for action near Houssen, France
(two days before Audie Murphy's MOH action in the same area) three Silver Stars; wounded seven times


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T4 William D. Cooper
Third Division HQ G3

Awarded Bronze Star

Pvt Carl Cox Sr.
15th Regiment (Company I)
From Tina, Missouri
Killed in Action Feb 1, 1945, Colmar Pocket

Pvt Charles T. Crane
30th Regiment (3rd Battalion) — HQ
Killed in Action in Italy, Nov. 8, 1943

S Sgt Lymon H. Curvin
Company L, 30th Regiment
Africa to Germany
Purple Heart with Oak Leaf
2 Bronze Stars; Presidential Unit Citation
(30TH Reg action at Raddon, France)

Maj Gen John E. Dahlquist
CO 36th Infantry Division


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1st Lt Edgar R. Danby
Tank Platoon Leader: B Co / 756th Tank Battalion
from Wyandotte, Michigan — Killed in Action
at Allan, France on Aug. 27, 1944

Lt Gen Jacob L. Devers
CO Sixth Army Group


» click for Jacob Dever's bio «

Pvt Martin DiCarlantonio
30th Regiment
from Camden, NJ — Killed in Action at Anzio, Feb 20, 1944

T/Sgt Kenneth L. Dickerson
10th Field Artillery Battalion — Service Battery / Battery A
North Africa to Germany

Maj Welborn G. Dolvin
CO 756th Tank Battalion Mar. 1944 - Feb 1945

T/Sgt. Russel Dunham
30th Regiment — Company I
Awarded CMH for action at Hill 616 near Kaysersberg, France

Maj Gen William W. Eagles
CO 45th Infantry Division


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Wilton Russell Easter
Company K, 15th Regiment

fought in Italy, wounded twice on Anzio
Bronze Star - photo: Naples 1943

Col Hallet D. Edson
CO 15th Infantry Regiment

Pfc James C. Elling
Company A, 15th Regiment

Received DSC for action on March 30, 1945
near Gross Heuback, Germany when his company was halted on
an open plain by enemy action, he dashed forward in a reckless solo
assault on the enemy force, sprinting 95 yards where he
knocked out a four-man machine gun crew with B.A.R. fire,
yanked nine Germans from their foxholes and crawled
40 yards to strike a German strongpoint, killing or capturing
a total of twenty-six enemy infantrymen.

Maurice Elowitch
30th Regiment — Company L
Italy to Germany

Pfc Joseph F. Englert
Seventh Regiment — Company E — 2nd Battalion


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Pvt. John Farrell
I Co. 15th Regiment

Killed in action SE of Cisterna on May 24, 1944
during the Anzio-Nettuno breakout.

Lt Col Oliver J. Faucher
Third Division HQ
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J. Skrzypczyk of Division HQ

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2nd Lt Roger A. Fazendin
756th Tank Battalion

1st Lt George A. Fezell
CO Third Signal Co
Aug. 1943 - April 1944
Division Signal Officer
April 1944 - May 1945

Pvt Joe Fournier
Seventh Regiment — Company H / HQ

Maj Gen Robert T. Frederick
1st Special Service Force
1st Airborne Task Force
CO 45th Infantry Regiment (Dec. 1944)

Cpl Sam Friedman
7th Regiment — Italy to Austria
from Johnstown PA

Cpl Ralph Gerstung
30th Regiment — 2nd Battalion, Co. F
from McHenry, Illinois
Wounded and captured in France,
held in Limburg (Stalag 7A) and Muhlberg (Stalag 4B),
Germany before liberation by the Russian Army in 1945

Pfc James Guiseppe
39th Field Artillery
Africa-Germany