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    .G.I.'s of the 406th Infantry (102nd US Infantry Division) celebrate the Red Army's fast advance in Eastern Germanyicon




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    PFC William Curtis (left), of San Diego, CA, and Donald Stratton
    (right), of Colville, WA, enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner in the
    window of a shell-torn building in Waurichen, Germanyicon, November
    23, 1944. Both men are members of the HQ Company, 2nd Battalion,
    406th Regiment, 102nd Infantry Division. Photo reprinted
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    Hey Mark, do you have any pictures of the 100th Infantry Division,397th Anti-tank? Scott

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    found this

    Staff Sergeant Sam Cahoon (Medic, 2d Battalion, 398th Infantry Regiment) in camouflage fatigues during Tennessee Maneuvers, December 1943.
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