T4 John R. Haines
Third Division HQ
Forward Communications
Awarded Bronze Star

Pfc Lee E. Hatfield
30th Regiment — Company F

Pvt Eddie Hauser

Col John A. Heinteges
CO Seventh Infantry Regiment

T4 Willam Heller
15th Regiment
Third Signal Company
from Chicago, Illinois


» click for William Heller's Memoir «

Pfc Herbert J. Hinson
15th Regiment — Company L

Col William H. Hobson
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
Oct. 1935 - June 1942

S/Sgt Joeseph V. Hodgins
Seventh Regiment
picture from Life Magazine cover Dec 1944,
"Man of the Year"

Pfc Adolf I. Hoffman
Seventh Regiment — Battle Patrol
Bronze Star; three Purple Hearts
wounded in the Colmar Pocket

Pfc Eddie Holderbaum
Seventh Regiment

M/Sgt Harry B. Indahl
Third Division HQ

Awarded Bronze Star

Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J. Skrzypczyk of Division HQ

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T/Sgt. Merrill B. Kalb
Third Division HQ G3

Awarded Bronze Star

2nd Lt James L. Kemp
Third Signal Company
Battlefield Commision
Killed in Action June 3, 1944 during the drive to Rome
Awarded a Silver Star for action at the Volturno River in Italy Nov. 1943
and an Order of the Red Star (182 awarded to Allied soldiers in WWII)
for action in southern Italy

Pfc.Winfred "Wimpy" Kenner
T5 Robert Hollingsworth
Pvt Robert Maguire
T5 Herbert Link
(clockwise from upper left)
Third Signal Company
Taken in Naples prior to Anzio
Maguire was Killed in Action during the
Anzio Breakout with 2nd Lt. james Kemp (above)

T5 Clifford B. Kincaid
Seventh Regiment Band / Third Division Band
Taken at Ford Ord, California
Kincaid was rolled into the Third Division Band
prior to the Anzio invasion when the regimental
bands were regrouped. The full band eventually
was landed at Anzio.

Capt Claude Lazard
French Liaison Mission
Wartime sketch by T4 Ladislaus J. Skrzypczyk of Division HQ

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Gen John Lucas
VI Corps CO 1943-1944

Loy J. Marshall
Company C, 83rd Chemical Mortar Battalion

Col Lionel C. McGarr
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
January-May 1945

2nd Lt Anthony F. Melfi
756th Tank Battalion — Co. B and HQ
Killed in Action at the Maison Rouge Bridge in the Colmar Pocket

M/Sgt Julian Horace Mitchell
7th Regiment — Co. C and HQ
Cassino (Sept '43) to Anzio (first wave) to Austria

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Sgt Norman Mohar
30th Regiment

» click for Norman Mohar's Memoir «

Pfc Ralph William Moore
7th Infantry Regiment M Company
Africa to France
KIA with a Posthumous Silver Star on Feb. 3, 1945
in the Colmar Pocket; Buried in Epinal France

Sgt Walter L. Morrows
7th Regiment
wounded in battle

Lt Audie Murphy
15th Regiment


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Lt Col Richard H. Neddersen
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
Dec. 1944 - Jan. 1945

T5 Milt L. O'Barr
85th Engineer Heavy Ponton Battalion

Capt John O'Connell
Third Reconnaissance Troop
C.O. April 26-Aug. 30, 1944

Maj Gen John W. "Iron Mike" O'Daniel
CO Third Infantry Division
Feb. 1944 - June 1945


» click for Iron Mike's bio «

Cpl Cletus Offerman
756th Tank Battalion — Company B

Staff Sgt. Robert Maxwell O'Kane
7th Regiment — Company B

Purple Heart (2); Silver Star (2); Bronze Star

2nd Lt Edwin Olson
756th Tank Battalion — Company C

Pfc Charles O'Neil
Pfc Fred Seltzman
Pfc Paul Wise
Pfc Ray Keller
15th Regiment — Company I

Lt Col James L. Osgard
CO 30th Infantry Regiment
Occupation of Germany 1945

Lt Gen Alexander M. Patch
CO Seventh Army


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Capt George S. Peck
30th Regiment — E Co/Infantry HQ, 2nd Battalion

First Lt Hyman Pergament
30th Regiment — Company H


» click for Albert Brown's story of Lt. Pergament «

Lt Col Robert L. Petherick
CO Tenth Engineers
Sept. 1944 - May 1945

SSgt Dick Phillips
6th Army Group
Rifleman-Company Clerk

from Bradford, Arizona

First Lt James Alfred Pringle
30th Regiment — Company H


» click for Albert Brown's story of Lt. Pringle «