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89th Infantry Division of World War II: Unit Histories-89th Recon ... Many of the recon men had been motorcycle enthusiasts and racers, and their civilian experience paid of in maneuvers. They rode down vertical embankments, ... 2.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Introduction This website was created by 89th veteran Raymond E. Kitchell and his son Mark ... veterans and their families, and from the 89th Infantry Division Society. ... 3.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Memories: Kitchell Memoirs ... One night, with some of my Service Battery buddies and a (very) few French occupation francs in my pocket, we took the stroll and ended up (surprise) in our ... 4.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Memories: Sol R. Brandell I went through all the standard difficulties of infantry basic training, e.g., the machine gun and barbed wire infiltration course, 2 runs over the ... 5.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Memories--Gerry Stearns "A" rations were a field ration, which depended wherever possible on the best fresh food the .... I had an elaborate story I would tell anyone who'd listen. ... 6.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: 89th Infantry Division ... 89th Infantry Division Organization during World War II. Rolling W Division The division insignia consists of a black "W" within a circular black tower. ... 7.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Introduction Concerning the service of Mr. Charles Payne: C.T. Payne was a soldier in the 89th Infantry Division. He served in the 355th Infantry Regiment, ... 8.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Memories: Clair P. Lyons ... Clair P. Lyons, MP HQ. I was inducted into the Army on March 24, 1943 and received basic training in the Cavalry at Fort Riley, Kansas. ... 9.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Ohrdruf: From Two Survivors It has been recorded that in Ordruf itself the last days were a slaughterhouse. ... Some days before the first Americans appeared at the gates of Ordruf, ... 10.
89th Infantry Division of World War II: Introduction This website has been created to honor the service of the 89th Infantry Division during the Second World War. The 89th, known as the Rolling W, ... |
