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France - 1945. F Company waiting to go home. Left to right (front row): Richard Pearce, Marvin Winkles, Troy Farmer, Harold Wick; (back row): Delton Groothuis, Kromfeld, Fred Amondsen, Leonard Fendrick, Smith.
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France - 1945. F Company waiting to go home. Left to right (front row): Richard Pearce, Marvin Winkles, Troy Farmer, Harold Wick; (back row): Delton Groothuis, Kromfeld, Fred Amondsen, Leonard Fendrick, Smith.

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  • Wilfred Lasher and Ted Anderson.
  • F Company's artillery forward obervation team at the end of the war. Left to right: Homer Hockmiller (jeep driver), Ted Anderson, Albert Tucker. Words on jeep read, "Homer the Roamer."
  • Near Jakobsberg, Germany (photograph taken prior to 1945). Looking across the Rhine River at area which was fired on by F Company mortars and artillery. Valley in foreground is very similar to the valley F Company was in 17-18 March.
  • Postcard depicting the 108th Army General Hospital (center) - Paris, France.
  • Sydney Kessler: Columbia, South Carolina - Summer 1944
  • Sydney Kessler on a ten-minute break during training in the South Caroline pine woods.
  • Sydney Kessler in Germany.
  • Left to right: Sydney Kessler and Vincent DeMasi
  • England - 11 November 1944<br /> Left to right: Sydney Kessler, Bill Levin, Joe Panza
  • Sydney Kessler
  • France - 1945. F Company waiting to go home. Left to right (front row): Richard Pearce, Marvin Winkles, Troy Farmer, Harold Wick; (back row): Delton Groothuis, Kromfeld, Fred Amondsen, Leonard Fendrick, Smith.
  • 1944. Captain William Dahlke with infant daughter, Janet.
  • Mrs. Jean Dahlke receives the Bronze Star awarded to her husband, posthumously.
  • Mrs. Jean Dahlke with daughter, Janet.
  • Fort Jackson, South Carolina - July 1944.<br /> Left to right: William Parod and Clifford East (B Company, 347th Regt).
  • Germany - 1945<br /> William Parod on right.
  • Nazi flag captured in Koblenz, Germany by the 87th Division. William Parod is holding the left lower corner of the flag (second row, fifth from left).
  • Eldon Edwards
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