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In a time of war, even places that look peaceful carry risk. Bob Richards would learn this in a way that haunts him at times. |
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"Bobcat" Smith was madder than the rest. Two days before the Germans had shelled and burned his beloved tank "Daisy Mae" |
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Han-Sur-Neid actions, Five Receive DSC's |
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Escaped from a burning tank |
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The Journal-News carried a story about T5 John A. Boyan of Piermont, and an incident in which he was involved in France |
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New World War II Memorial a moving tribute to folks like my dad (Andrew Paul Morris, 212th Armored Field Artillery |
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Yank Who Contacted Reds By Radio Once A Salesman In Maryland |
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Sgt. Jack McKee
“the lnventingst man since Edison."128th Ordn. Maintenance Battalion |
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St. Louisans Who Saved Ammunition Truck After Shell Hit It Are Among Medal Winners. |
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Cpl. Charles A. Klein, formerly of Courier-Post, Writes of Experience Related by U. S. Medical Officer Who Saw Executions |
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‘Infernal’ Bombardment, Heroism of Men When 128th Battalion Runs Into Nest of Nazi Flak Guns in Leipzig Area |
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8 Yanks storm German Town 128th FA BN |
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Lt. Brammer appeal to buy war bonds |
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How Brassiere Boys held Brest |
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The General lost a star |
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John Owen, army medic |
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2Lt. Kurtz will have photo added to grave in American War Cemetery in Margraten |
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Sgt. Chapman being picked up by the 6th Armored Division after bailing out over Western France on August 9, 1944 |
 Tragedy in Brehal July 30, 1944 |
 Liberation Heulgoat, August 5, 1944 |
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Liberation Chateauneuf de Faou, August 5, 1944 |
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Memorial De Lormeau August 8-9, 1944 |
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Memorial Chateauneuf de Faou August 5, 1944 |
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Pvt. Leo Carrara Soldier Qualifies as War's Iron Man' |