| Pictorial History of the 63rd Infantry Division in Combat-Page 21 |
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| Cpl Irwin Gold, AT 253rd Infantry in the field doing something or other. |
| Members of the 63rd Division Graves Registration unit (63rd Band) with a liberated German Car. Speisen, Germany Mar 45. L-R: Sgt Evans, Sol Jackobson, Joe Pezulla. On Top: Sgt Ford, Unknown. Right of car: Gold Hammer. Inside car: Unknown, William Roane and "Heavy". Photo furnished by Bernard Marquis, (63rd Band) |
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| 63rd Infantrymen file across the Blies River near Habkirchen, Germany. Photo courtesy John Graves- 255th Inf |
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| Members of the Division Graves Registration unit. (63rd Band) do a little public relations work in Sarreguemines France before the big push into Germany. March 45. Photo courtesy Bernard Marquis, 63rd Band |
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| Members of A Company 263rd Engineer Combat Battalion after blasting a way through the Siegfried Line. March 1945. Front R-L: Owen Dodee, Reid Meredith, John Lynch, Roy Casey. Rear: R-L: Harold Crose South, Glen Munz, Gotell, Koyata. Photo courtesy Janet Casey, widow of Roy Casey |
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| Members of 563rd Signal Company somewhere in Germany, 1945. The hats must be some kind of special "Signal Corps" protective headgear. Top: Mike Ansonio, John Badey. Middle: "Pop" Bottom: "Reds" and DeBarr. Photo courtesy John Badey 563rd Signal Company |
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| Members of the Ammunition and Pioneer Platoon, Hq Co 1st Bn 253rd Infantry show off a war trophy in Taubershofsheim, Germany. Front L to R: Ock, Pruitt, Mastrogiovani. Rear L to R: Taylor, Scotty, Johnson, Dietrich, Walsh, Medley, Clark, Harvey, Beckwith. Photo courtesy Curtis Delahoussaye. Troops ideintified by Bill Taylor 253rd Infantry |
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| Members of the Ammunition and Pioneer Platoon, Hq Co 1st Bn 253rd Infantry with war trophy in Tauberbishofsheim, Germany April 45. L-R: Delahoussaye, Walsh, Taylor. Photo courtesy Delahoussaye, 253rd Inf |
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| Rev Pferdeort, 254th Infantry sent in this photo, but he is not sure who it is. Anyone have an idea? |
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| Soldiers of the 254th Infantry stop for a meal. On the left is Pfc Anthony S. D'Anna, H Co 254th Infantry. The other soldier is unidentified |
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