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A S/Sgt reads the orders of the day to a group of medical personnel of the 78th Armored Medical Battalion (8th Armd Div). Note the fairly large Geneva Convention symbols painted on the helmets, 3 white circles with Red Cross, all markings look identical. (Didier Andres Collection, WWII US Medical Research Centre)
In this photo: Hospital tents sprawled five miles from the front lines on Utah Beach during World War II, early June 1944 (WWII U.S. Medical Research Centre)
Neither a wise man nor a brave man lies down on the tracks of history to wait for the train of the future to run over him.
Dwight D. Eisenhower
My dad pointing to his brother Cline in photo. My uncle, Shufford Cline Rowe, 82nd Airborne, jump master, far right with Gen. Eisenhower receiving the orders June 5th, 1944. Cline survived D-Day, was color guard in VE Day parade, was honor guard for Eisenhower, and career army. He has never been identified in this famous picture and that is a shame. My dad is also WWII veteran and will be 91 this year. Just wanted to share and thank you so much for this Memorial to our heroes! - Marilyn Rowe
06/06/1944. #dday #bandofbrothers Never forgotten always in our hearts .. Thank you to all #ddayveterans . X x #alliedforcesunite (at stockley taylor residence)
