

| Soldiers from M Company, 255th Infantry take a break. Rudolf Armbruster is on the far right. Photo courtesy of Tess Armbruster, Widow of Rudolf |
| Anyone know who these men are? F Company, 255th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, MS. Photo courtesy, T/5 Bernard Horowitz F/255th Infantry |
| Members of Med Det, 254th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, MS. The only identified is T/5 Albert J. Carchio (KIA 23 Jan 45) who is in the last row, far right. If you can identify anyone in this photo please contact the webmaster63rdinfdiv@comcast.net Photo courtesy Mary Carchio Anconetani, Sister of T/5 Carchio. |
| Members of the 63rd Infantry Division Band at Camp Van Dorn, MS. None are identified. Photo courtesy Nan W. Landers, wife of Arlton D Landers.(Arlton is not in the photo) |
| Hq 254th Infantry Regiment soldier drives through the Regimental street after a heavy rain storm.(Maybe the driver's course) |
| On the Left: Members of the 63rd Reconnaisance Troops at Camp Van Dorn, MS and on the Right members of the 63rd Recon at a recent reunion. Left Photo: Oct 44 L to R: (3rd) Sam Fittente (4th) Nick Gentile, and (6th) Ted Katsavos. Right Photo: L to R: Nick Gentile, Sam's Wife, Sam Fittante and Ted Katsavos. |
| Walter Krul, K Company 255th Infantry receives the Purple Heart from Rep Sherwood Boehlert of New Hartford, NY, 54 years after he was wounded in April 1945. Photo courtesy Observer-Dispatch Newspaper, Utica NY. Information supplied by Walter Krul, Jr at e-mail address wkrul@aol.com |
| Members of Anti Tank Company, 255th Infantry at Camp Van Dorn, MS. S/Sgt John H Werntz is on the far left in the photo. Photo courtesy of Warren D. Werntz, son of S/Sgt Werntz. |
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