May 3, 1944 Easy Company Roster. Winters Files, Winters Personal, USAHEC
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May 3, 1944 Easy Company Roster. Winters Files, Winters Personal, USAHEC
An Armoured Vehicle Royal Engineers (AVRE) Churchill tank with petard mortar. The projectile used for blasting gaps and holes in buildings and defences can be seen in the picture - south coast of England, May 1944
Shoutout #HappyBirthday🎂 to George Lucas.
L–R: Freddy Crouch, Jock Cree, Lieutenant Nobby Clarke, Duggie Pomford and Doug Wright have a breather on boat during their destructive campaign of piracy in May 1944. (Courtesy of the SBS Archive)
Photo and caption featured in The SBS in World War II by Gavin Mortimer
Polish soldiers throw grenades at enemy positions - Monte Cassino, May 1944
May 1944: Martin Conby, John Lodwick, Sean O’Reilly, Hank Hancock, Tig Harrison, (middle) Lynch, Porter Jarrell, Mick D’Arcy, Bartie, Jock Cree, Grainger Laverick, (front) Malorie, Patsy Henderson. (Courtesy of the SBS Archive)
Photo and caption featured in The SBS in World War II by Gavin Mortimer
An original 3 page Will and Testament from Lawrence Wild, dated May 19, 1944. It was sent from the Headquarters of the 405th Infantry in regards to his affairs before getting sent overseas. He died some a little less than a year later on April 22, 1945.
A letter from Lawrence Wild (February 22, 1921 - April 22, 1945) to his wife, Dorothy (Dot) Wild (née ; Sundstrand) dated May 18th, 1944. These are unique in that Larry was killed in action at 23 years old.
Of note, in this letter he describes seeing the death of another soldier.
Transcribed under the cut.