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    WW2 Vet with M1 Carbine in Normandy

    Here's another photo of my Dad carrying a M1icon carbine in WW2. This one was taken in Normandy, June 1944.

    He's the guy on the left carrying a carbine. The guy on the right is a friend and the guy in the center is a Chaplain!

    He was a FO for the 47th reg of the 9th Infantry Division but was frequently assigned to other units, as needed.

    They are standing on a Germanicon pillbox that he had just destroyed with naval gunfire.

    He passed away last April at the age of 93.

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    Proud thing to have a father who served in WWII. Your pride will undoubtedly live on through many generations. Great picture and great father!

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