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Irvin Dvorak
261st Infantry, Medical
Shared by daughter Barbara Russell
MORE FAMILY STORIES...page 10
Elmer Krou Jr
3rd Platoon Sgt., Company L, 260th Infantry Regiment
Shared by son Stephen Krou
Two page story written by Elmer... CLICK HERE
Herbert P Giorgio
2Hq261, A&P
Shared by daughter MaryGrace Dyleski
MaryGrace shared a lovely poem written by her father after V.E. Day about the men in his platoon... (CLICK HERE)
Bernard M. Brill
3rd Battalion, 261st Infantry, Company L
Shared by daughter Lisa R Brill-Nadler
AND, a very special story written by Lisa about finder her father's friend, Stanley Gober, KIA. (CLICK HERE)
To Honor Our Fallen: Purple Hearts of America's Servicemen
This page contains the stories of servicemen killed in action in the European Theater of Operation (ETO) in World War II. This includes those killed in the North African and Italian Campaigns as well as the Western and Central European Campaigns. I have divided the World War II section into European and Pacific Theater sections because of the size and scope of the war. In all, almost 400,000 Americans were killed in action during World War II. American involvement officially lasted from 7 December 1941 to September 1945, even though US forces were fighting and dying both before and after these dates.
Soldiers stories listed: T/5 Edward J. Dowling, HQ, 261st
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