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    15-165 Garand Picture of the Day - November 19, 1944



    Soldiers of the 333rd Regiment, 84th Infantry Division of the United Statesicon, with the support of Britishicon tanks M4A3 (75) 'Sherman' moving through the streets of the Germanicon city of Geilenkirchen (Geilenkirchen), which was taken November 19, 1944
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    The Rail Splitters! My uncle Burr was a LT in the 333rd 84th.

    Burr on the right. Note the insignia on the rear of the jeep.
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    The Rail Splitters! My uncle Burr was a LT in the 333rd 84th.

    Burr on the right. Note the insignia on the rear of the jeep.
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    Bill is you uncle still with us?

    A close friend's brother was a rail spliter he did not make it home- said it was a burden on his parents for the remainder of therir lives.
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    Burr died January 15, 2002.
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    My paternal grandmother's younger brother was in H Co, 334th Bn, 84th ID. He was KIA in Lindern, Germanyicon, on 12/4/44, while on patrol. He was the jeep driver for his Lt.

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    Railsplitters

    The Missouri Military Academy has a student club called The Railsplitters Living History Company that re-enacts the 84th Division in WWII. In 2010 the GCAicon Grant Committee awarded them funding to purchase more M1icon Rifles so that more students could carry them in the effort. We wrote them up in the Fall 2010 Journal.
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    Railsplitter (2)

    The Railsplitters recreate the famous pose from Band of Brothers. They are all high school age boys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Seijasicon View Post
    The Railsplitters recreate the famous pose from Band of Brothers. They are all high school age boys.
    Which when you think about it isn't too far off of the actual age of the soldiers who fought in WWII.

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    Grants

    The GCAicon Grant Committee awards money for projects that further the mission of the Association, part of which is "To preserve and publicize the history of the M1icon Rifle and its inventor John Garand." We saw the MMA grant request as doing just that for a lot of teenage boys, so made the award. If you have something that might qualify, go to the web site and download an application. Garand Collectors Association
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    More of my Uncle. These were just sent to me this week by a member of the 84th ID site.





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