Photos of the 63rd Infantry Division
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| The next few photos were supplied by Ryan Barker, Grandson of Edward Gill, Headquarters Battery 861st Field Artillery Battalion. |
| Headquarters 861st FA Battalion |
| Edward Gill, Hq Btry 861st FA(marked with "X") Others unknown |
| German Army Camp |
| Identified as #3 gun firing, Battery unknown |
| T/5 Zygmunt Bejanek (from New York City) motor mechanic, Hq Btry 861st FA Bn |
| Chow time during field exercise. Just like old times at Camp Van Dorn. 861st FA Bn- Germany |
| Relaxing in quarters. Pfc Charles Moddrell- Lyons, Kansas on the left. Hq Btry 861st FA Bn |
| Entrance to Camp Herbert A. Loree |
| Now this is more like it. Dining at the Ritz. - 861st FA Bn. Edward Gill, Hq Btry on the left. |
| L: Tomas Garcia (Texas) and R: Willard Craven (Georgia) taking a ten minute break. Hq Btry 861st FA |
| You know that the war is over when you see "Speed Limit" signs along the road. I think the penalty for speeding appears a little stiff. |
| FA Battery in position- 861st FA Battery unknown |
| #1 Gun in ready position. Battery unkown 861st FA |
| "After the last few months we need a drink". Mullins and Padilla I Company 254th Inf Regt. Photo furnished by Maj Cotton, Son-in-law of Jack Smith I/254th |
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