U.S. Military Generals in World War II
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Relatively few U.S. generals lost their lives in World War II. More »
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Relatively few U.S. generals lost their lives in World War II. More »
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How Richard ‘Dick’ Winters’ Band of Brothers saved Utah Beach. More »
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Nazi Germany spent many years (and a fortune) creating an invasion-proof barrier, only to have it breached in the span of a morning. More »
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The objective for the 101st airborne division after D Day was the capture of a German-held town. The gutsy paratroopers proved equipped for the task. More »
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Father Francis L. Sampson risked his life to save others in Normandy and was recommended for the Medal of Honor. More »
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Although injured three times, Private First Class Ralph Puhalovich served in the Big Red One from Normandy to Czechoslovakia. More »
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General George S. Patton suffered his only military defeat during the fighting at Fort Driant in the fall of 1944. More »
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A former sailor recalls his ship’s participation in one of the most momentous events of World War II, from Pearl Harbor, to Normandy, to Iwo Jima. More »
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General James M. Gavin and the 82nd Airborne Division became legendary during World War II. More »
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Teddy Roosevelt Jr. suffered health problems throughout the entire war, and died shortly after the D-Day Invasion. More »
