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Infantry soldier who was killed in action on November 19, 1944 during fighting to liberate the village from Nazi occupation. The black granite marker is mounted on the wall of a home on the east side of Rue du Château, at
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railroad. Fighting continued into
October 8, and when American forces were prevented from advancing by German machine guns in key locations including one known as Hill 223, a detachment of soldiers from the regiment's Company G attempted to infiltrate German lines and capture them. The detachment
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of enemy resistance. On May 8, Germany surrendered unconditionally. By the time the regiment ended its combat operations, Colonel Dwight T. Colley, formerly the regiment's executive officer had been appointed as its commander. Following
Germany's surrender, the 328th Infantry Regiment performed
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in charge of the remainder. York left his men in charge of the prisoners and worked his way into position to attack the machine guns. After York killed several German soldiers with his rifle, and used his pistol to kill six more as they rushed at him, their commander offered to surrender. The
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November 1917, the 82nd Division, to include the 328th Infantry, had been replenished with draftees. The draftees included men from all 48 states, and many were foreign born or first generation Americans, many of whom completed lessons in English as part of their military training. Division
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and resumed offensive activities. An attack near
Saarlautern captured 10 German soldiers, after which the regiment continued fighting in Saarlautern and nearby Fraulautern through February 24. On February 24 and 25, the 328th Infantry was relieved by the 101st Infantry. After resting and
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February 1919, the regiment began its train trip to base camps in western France, where soldiers turned in equipment, completed administrative requirements, and prepared to return to the United States. In early May, the regiment boarded ships for America, including USS
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Infantry resumed the offensive. Hamilton was evacuated because of illness and replaced as commander by Lieutenant Colonel Aloysius O'Flaherty. On March 16 and 17, the regiment captured six more towns. On March 23, the regiment took over the
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on September 7 and 8. After remaining in a reserve staging area until early October to complete additional training and receive equipment and supplies, the regiment began combat operations as part of the 26th Infantry Division. The division was assigned to
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in November 1944, but refused to be evacuated and continued to treat the wounded until he fell unconscious. Wilson later died as a result of his wounds, and his heroism was credited with saving the lives of at least 10 soldiers.
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on November 12, regimental commander Colonel Ben R. Jacobs was wounded and evacuated. Jacobs returned to the unit on November 18, and the next day it resumed offensive operations, capturing the towns and cities of
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sector, including the towns of Franchville, Ville St. Etienne, and Lucy. Between June 26 and 29, the 328th performed a relief in place and assumed the positions formally occupied by the
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Company G detachment returned to the regimental command post with 132 prisoners. The regiment was able to continue its attack towards the railroad and York later received the
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relieved the 101st Infantry Regiment near Suhl. Resuming the offense on April 8, the 328th captured 15 more towns by April 15, and reached its objective near the towns of
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and the second-in-command was Lieutenant Colonel John W. Wright. The regiment's other field grade officers included Major Richard Wetherill, Major
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for demobilization and discharge. By the end of the month, most of the 328th Regiment's members had been discharged and departed for their homes.
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The 328th Infantry and the rest of the 82nd Division completed their training during the winter of 1917-1918, including instruction from
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708:on November 11 when they received word of the
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768:Meuse-Argonne Offensive, 6 October-31 October
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431:307th Train Headquarters and Military Police
2567:. Tampa, FL. September 1, 1927 – via
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1338:. The recipient of the Medal of Honor was
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2538:"18 County Men Are Called By Reserve Camp"
2507:. Tampa, FL. December 1, 1923 – via
2498:"Many Tampans in Command of Reserve Units"
2442:Commemorative Landscapes of North Carolina
2403:Center of Military History (May 6, 2015).
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762:Marbache Sector, 17 August-11 September
2558:"Officers Due Here By Air for Banquet"
2547:. Tampa, FL. June 2, 1926 – via
2518:"Florida Regiment to Train in Georgia"
2369:History of the 328th Infantry Regiment
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1443:In 2016, the people of the village of
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32:History of the 328th Infantry Regiment
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2381:U.S. Department of War (1920).
2366:Theise, Jerome J., ed. (1946).
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414:320th Field Artillery Regiment
409:319th Field Artillery Regiment
278:The 328th Infantry Regiment’s
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2438:"328th Infantry AEF Memorial"
1332:Distinguished Service Crosses
751:Campaign participation credit
392:157th Field Artillery Brigade
235:, and took part in combat in
194:American Expeditionary Forces
1448:the place where Brown died.
1386:Office of Strategic Services
1384:, Assistant Director of the
1289:post-war occupation duty in
441:307th Field Signal Battalion
2411:. Arlington, VA: U.S. Army.
716:Return to the United States
401:307th Trench Mortar Battery
381:320th Machine Gun Battalion
355:319th Machine Gun Battalion
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1419:, Medal of Honor recipient
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331:82nd Division Headquarters
2347:. Westport, CT: Praeger.
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908:Army of the United States
280:Distinctive Unit Insignia
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2276:Commemorative Landscapes
1915:Clay, Steven E. (2010).
1900:Clay, Steven E. (2010).
745:Camp Merritt, New Jersey
651:End of combat operations
560:Initial combat in France
1357:181st Infantry Regiment
1270:Bad Peterstal-Griesbach
1260:Final combat in Austria
1173:101st Infantry Regiment
993:104th Infantry Regiment
854:22nd Infantry Regiments
789:, and 3rd Battalion in
625:Meuse-Argonne Offensive
491:Officers' Training Camp
438:307th Engineer Regiment
378:328th Infantry Regiment
374:327th Infantry Regiment
351:326th Infantry Regiment
346:325th Infantry Regiment
264:181st Infantry Regiment
214:Meuse-Argonne Offensive
174:328th Infantry Regiment
161:329th Infantry Regiment
156:327th Infantry Regiment
138:U.S. Infantry Regiments
67:Organized Reserve Corps
19:328th Infantry Regiment
2458:"Fred W. Brown Plaque"
1438:82nd Airborne Division
1361:26th Infantry Division
1306:Honors and decorations
1238:90th Infantry Division
1202:90th Infantry Division
1190:94th Infantry Division
1125:90th Infantry Division
1069:87th Infantry Division
1047:Belgium and Luxembourg
973:80th Infantry Division
912:26th Infantry Division
694:Montigny-devant-Sassey
450:307th Ammunition Train
366:164th Infantry Brigade
338:163rd Infantry Brigade
233:26th Infantry Division
1398:Julian Robert Lindsey
1274:11th Armored Division
886:University of Florida
846:116th Field Artillery
511:All-American Division
468:Julian Robert Lindsey
204:for heroism near the
125:Julian Robert Lindsey
2484:St. Petersburg Times
1842:Historical Committee
1830:Historical Committee
1811:Historical Committee
1799:Historical Committee
1787:Historical Committee
1775:Historical Committee
1752:Historical Committee
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1728:Historical Committee
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1689:Historical Committee
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1641:Historical Committee
1629:Historical Committee
1614:Historical Committee
1602:Historical Committee
1590:Historical Committee
1575:Historical Committee
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1524:Historical Committee
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1382:G. Edward Buxton Jr.
1218:4th Armored Division
1157:6th Armored Division
991:, then relieved the
712:that ended the war.
643:in the direction of
472:G. Edward Buxton Jr.
447:307th Engineer Train
180:. Organized during
2478:"Organize Reserves"
1388:during World War II
1272:. Attached to the
1167:Fighting in Germany
1085:Battle of the Bulge
940:Tennessee Maneuvers
880:at Fort Screven or
739:. They arrived in
706:Neufchâteau, Vosges
641:Varennes-en-Argonne
223:, and was based in
200:, who received the
44:1921-1943 (Reserve)
2462:uswarmemorials.org
1888:Tampans in Command
1436:, the home of the
1212:, and crossed the
1206:16th Cavalry Group
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805:), and Company D (
564:After arriving in
507:William P. Burnham
476:E. Hammond Johnson
444:307th Supply Train
178:United States Army
176:was a unit of the
63:United States Army
2354:978-0-2759-5740-7
1942:Officers Due Here
1869:Organize Reserves
1844:, pp. 63–64.
1813:, pp. 51–59.
1789:, pp. 47–48.
1777:, pp. 46–47.
1754:, pp. 42–43.
1703:, pp. 35–36.
1631:, pp. 25–26.
1604:, pp. 17–18.
1577:, p. 11, 13.
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1017:Kerprich-aux-Bois
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2357:– via
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2242:Patrick 2017
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1956:, p. 6.
1954:Reserve Camp
1949:
1944:, p. 2.
1937:
1932:, p. 1.
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1871:, p. 6.
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1474:, p. 9.
1442:
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1354:
1336:Silver Stars
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1141:Clerve River
1137:Knaphoscheid
1133:Brachtenbach
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97:World War II
31:
30:From 1946's
2564:Tampa Times
2544:Tampa Times
2504:Tampa Times
1376:World War I
1208:, moved to
1177:Saarlautern
1121:Wiltz River
1057:Herbitzheim
1021:Guebestroff
944:Camp Shanks
924:Camp Gordon
890:Gainesville
835:Tallahassee
831:Blountstown
803:Gainesville
605:6th Marines
566:Southampton
317:Camp Gordon
306:World War I
182:World War I
103:Decorations
93:World War I
89:Engagements
2580:Categories
2470:Newspapers
1452:References
1445:Albestroff
1430:Fort Bragg
1404:Alvin York
1334:, and 189
1297:Casualties
1254:Deggendorf
1222:Main River
1101:Neunhausen
1093:Luxembourg
1091:Forest in
1061:Weidesheim
1033:Givrycourt
960:Utah Beach
901:Activation
679:Sommerance
666:Alvin York
661:Decauville
613:Belleville
609:Dieulouard
530:Camp Upton
505:commander
296:St. Mihiel
241:Luxembourg
227:. During
206:Decauville
198:Alvin York
121:commanders
114:Commanders
2448:August 6,
2328:cite book
1424:Memorials
1320:Rhineland
1210:Oppenheim
1161:Ăśberherrn
1145:Fischbach
1109:Insenborn
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