Lone Sentry: World War II Photographs, Documents, and Research

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Web Name: Lone Sentry: World War II Photographs, Documents, and Research

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23rd Station Hospital Photo Album - Black-and-white and color photos from the 23d Station Hospital in North Africa, France, and Germany. 3rd Armored Division Photo Album - Photos from the Third Armored Division Spearhead at the end of the war and during occupation including men and equipment in Darmstadt, Hausen, and Frankfurt, Germany. 305th Engineer Combat Bn. Photo Album - Collection from the 305th Engineer Combat Battalion of the 80th Infantry Division. The photos start with the division's landing in Normandy in August 1944 and continues through the fighting in France and Germany, and occupation duty. 328th Combat Engineers Photo Album - Photos from 328th Combat Engineers, 103rd Infantry Division during the occupation of Austria and Germany in 1945. 11th Armored Division Photo Album - Photos from the 11th Armored Division during training and in Europe. 591st Engineer Boat Rgt. 2759th Combat Engineers Photo Album - Photo album, 591st Engineer Boat Regiment and 2759th Combat Engineers in North Africa, Italy, France, and Germany. 65th Infantry Division Photo Album - An extensive set of photos from an unknown headquarters unit of the 65th Infantry Division. Photos show men, equipment, prisoners, and refugees at war's end and during occupation, and includes a nice set of photos of Passau, Germany. German Photos - Photo sets of German heavy artillery in summer of 1940 and a Luftwaffe flak position. Stalag IXB, Bad Orb - Photos of Stalag IXB in Bad Orb, Germany after liberation. Stalag IXB was one of the worst P.O.W. camps. 265th Engineer Combat Bn - Roster and dinner Menu, Co.B, 265th Engineer Combat Battalion, 65th Infantry Division G.I. Stories consists of 53 booklets on the Ground, Air, and Service Forces in the European Theater of Operations published by the Information and Education Division, ETOUSA in Paris during 1944 and 1945. 91st Infantry Division 1917-1945 - Pocket history of the 91st printed in 1945. The history covers training, transfer to North Africa, deployment to Italy, and fighting around Anzio, Arno River, Gothic Line, and Futa Pass. 88th Infantry Division -- We Were There: From Gruber to the Brenner Pass - Short pocket history of the 88th Infantry Division printed in theatre in 1945. Fifth Army Antiaircraft, Salerno to Florence - History of the Antiaircraft Artillery of the Fifth Army in the first year of fighting in Italy, from the Salerno landings in September 1943 to the Arno River in September 1944. 102 thru Germany - Unit history, "With the 102d Infantry Division through Germany", published by the division during occupation duty in 1945. Right to be Proud - History of the 65th Infantry Division's march across Germany: a pamphlet printed in 1945 during occupation duty for officers and men of the 65th. We Are Proud: History of Co. 'C' 260th Infantry - "We Are Proud: History of Co. 'C' 260th Infantry, Shelby to Linz" is a short, informal remembrance booklet prepared by 260th Infantry Regiment, part of the 65th Infantry Division. Seine Section - Unit history published in Paris, 1945 for the officers and men of the Seine Section, Theater Service Forces, ETO. Thunderbolt Across Europe - Map and informal history of the 83rd Infantry Division in WWII. One side contained a map of the division's route through Europe, the other side a text history with illustrations. Hellcat News - 12th Armored Division - Division newspaper dated May 26, 1945, issued in Heidenheim, Germany. 1945 Christmas Menu, 407th Infantry Regiment - Souvenir Christmas menu from 407th Infantry Regiment Headquarters, 102nd Infantry Division in Coburg, Bavaria during occupation duty. Includes Hq roster. The A-T Weeknee - 275th Infantry Regiment - A small, humorous newsletter for the enlisted men of the Antitank Company, 275th Infantry Regiment, 70th Infantry Division; published in May 1945 after V-E Day. History, 102d Infantry Division, USAR - A short pocket history printed by the division in the late 1950s or early 1960s. FM5-20B: Camouflage of Vehicles - April 1944 version of the vehicle camouflage manual. Color images make this one of the more interesting WWII field manuals. Tankers in Tunisia - Training manual for Armored Replacement Center at Fort Knox based on GI interviews in Tunisia in April 1943. Candid discussions of U.S. strengths and weaknesses. Tiger Tanks in the Battle for Florence - New Zealand troops battle the TigerI (IB,1/45) New 88 and its Carriages - Model 1943 and mounts, Jagdpanther and TigerII (IB,1/45) Tiger: New German Heavy Tank - Report on Tigers encountered in North Africa (IB,6/43) The German Mouse - Super-heavy Maus tank became a white elephant (IB,3/46) German Antitank Weapons - Pak, Flak, SP guns, Panzerfaust, and Panzerschreck (IB,11/44) Nebelwerfer 41 - Initial report on German rocket weapon, the "Screaming Mimi" (IB,11/43) Germany's Rocket and Recoilless Weapons - Nebelwerfer, Panzerfaust, etc. (IB,3/45) Vulnerability of Tiger Tanks - Russian article on tactics against the Tiger (T TT,12/43) German Panther Tank - PzKpfw.V, the new German medium panzer (T TT,11/43) German Heavy Tank PzKw6 - Early report on new Tiger tank in North Africa (T TT,5/43) Yank: Enemy Vehicles - Evaluation of enemy vehicles at Aberdeen Ordnance Research Center (Yank). US Tank Destroyers at Anzio - U.S. M10s at Anzio face German TigerIs and Elefants (Field Artillery Journal). Tank-Infantry Teamwork - Combat experience from both theaters (Combat Lessons). Powered Artillery: German SP Guns - StuGIII, Ferdinand, and Marder38t (Recognition Journal). Guns in the Insect Series - Brumbarr, Wespe, Hummel, and Nashorn (Recognition Journal). The German Soldier - Excerpts from book by the Infantry Journal, an adaptation of a training film. Fighting in Normandy - Combat experiences fighting in the Normandy hedgerows (Combat Lessons). Tiger I and Tiger II - Tiger tank sections from U.S. technical manual Handbook on German Military Forces. Ferdinand the Panther - German Ferdinand self-propelled gun and Panther tank (Journal of Recognition).

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