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| The following photographs were furnished by William "Bill" Beckett, Hq Co 254th Infantry Regiment |
| William Beckett's license to be in the war- Hq Co 254th Infantry Regiment- Germany 1945 |
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| John Kozel, Hq Co 254th Inf in Sarreguemines France, 1945 |
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| John Jackson, Hq Co 254th Infantry tries to get milk for his coffee from Ensheim, Germany Goat during a "lull" in the attack on the German Siegfried Line Mar 45 |
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| L-R William Anderson, Bill Beckett and Ed Dunnikowski Hq Co 254th Infantry in Rexigen, France; The story behind the pies: The outfit that occupied this house before us damned near burnt it down using a gas fired heater. When we arrived the lady of the house saw us bring a gas heater in and panicked. She pleaded with us not to use it so we complied. As a token of her appreciation she baked three pies for us. |
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| Hq Co 254th Infantry Regiment. L-R: Henry Zuber, Bill Beckett, John Jackson and James Whitney. Germany 1945 |
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| Hq Co 254th Infantry in Germany 1945. L-R: Oren Beaver, Bill Beckett, Henry Zuber and James Whitney |
| Frank Barcellona Med Det 254th Infantry enjoys a home cooked meal. Germany 1945 |
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| Bill Beckett (L) and John Jackson, Hq Co 254th Infantry, relax on a "captured" German motorcycle- Germany 1945 |
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| Henry Zuber (L) and Bill Beckett, Hq Co 254th Infantry in Germany 1945 |
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| David Jacobus, Hq 254th Infantry surveys crashed German aircraft- 1945 |
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| James Whitney (L) and Bill Beckett check out a generator. Hq Co 254th Infantry- Germany 1945 |
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| Bill Beckett, Hq Co 254th Infantry takes advantage of the warmth of his truck's engine hood to take a rest. Germany 1945 |
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| Somewhere in this picture is a German pillbox. Well camouflaged isn't it? |