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| Pfc Fred Clinton's 81mm Mortar Squad, D Company 254th Infantry Regiment- April 1945- somewhere in Germany. Left to right in the photo- Driver Pfc Howard Loucks (?), in the rear- Pfc Carl Armstrong, sitting on the rear of jeep- Pfc Leonard Motyka, in the rear-right side of the photo on the left- Pfc Wilson E. Frutchy and on the right Pfc Jerry or James Harrison (they were twins) |
| Pfc Fred Clinton's 81mm Mortar Squad, D Company 254th Infantry Regiment, in action- April 1945. Somewhere in Germany |
| S/Sgt Claude Shehane, G Company 255th Infantry Regiment in Waldenburg, Germany, April 1945 |
| Members of G Company, 255th Infantry Regiment on the road in Germany, April 1945. S/Sgt Claude Shehane is the highest soldier standing in the left center of the photo |
| L-R: S/Sgt Adrian Williams and S/Sgt Claude Shehane, G Company 255th Infantry Regiment in Gunzberg, Germany, April 1945. |
| German Prisoners of War captured by G Company, 255th Infantry Regiment on the move to the rear- April 1945 |