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Category : Identification Request
I need the following answers : (Body) German or British ? (Plane) German or British ? I have studied the photos for more than an hour and I am still wondering because the Cockpit looks like an AAF P-38’s one but the Pilot’s boot looks like German one beside in 1945, British, German and American Pilots as well as Crews’ members were wearing equipment made of sheepskin. Even the Signal Cartridges (could also be Engine Starter Cartridges) were all in aluminum…
Here are the photos.
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 17th Airborne Division, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th Glider Infantry, Airborne Handy Car M-3, American Red Cross, Camp Mourmelon, Cecil Dawson, Cindy Cavanah, Col Delbert Townsend, Corcoran Jump Boots, Ed Friday, England, France, Howard Oyler, Jeeps, Joe Summers, Kenny Cavanah, M-1 modified Para Helmet, M-1943 Field Trouser, M-3 Combat Knife, M-8 Scabbard, Maj Petersen, Marty Cavanah, Mulheim, Never Published, Operation Varsity, Photos, Rhine River, Rose Friday, Sgt Silverstein, Walther P-38, Wartime
Another Wartime photos set and like the one before it’s a really good one.
Joe Summers
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 17th Airborne Division, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th Glider Infantry, Airborne Handy Car M-3, American Red Cross, Camp Mourmelon, Cecil Dawson, Cindy Cavanah, Col Delbert Townsend, Corcoran Jump Boots, Ed Friday, England, France, Howard Oyler, Jeeps, Joe Summers, Kenny Cavanah, M-1 modified Para Helmet, M-1943 Field Trouser, M-3 Combat Knife, M-8 Scabbard, Maj Petersen, Marty Cavanah, Mulheim, Never Published, Operation Varsity, Photos, Rhine River, Rose Friday, Sgt Silverstein, Walther P-38, Wartime
And here is the next set Wartime photos of the 17th Airborne Division.
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 17th Airborne Division, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th Glider Infantry, Airborne Handy Car M-3, American Red Cross, Camp Mourmelon, Cecil Dawson, Cindy Cavanah, Col Delbert Townsend, Corcoran Jump Boots, Ed Friday, England, France, Howard Oyler, Jeeps, Kenny Cavanah, M-1 modified Para Helmet, M-1943 Field Trouser, M-3 Combat Knife, M-8 Scabbard, Maj Petersen, Marty Cavanah, Mulheim, Never Published, Operation Varsity, Photos, Rhine River, Rose Friday, Sgt Silverstein, Walther P-38, Wartime
Well, these new photos are fields photos and request from me some researches. This is exactly what I like to do, so it will take a little more time as usual to be posted.
And once again thanks to Cindy and Marty, thanks to Joe’s daugther. And once again for every other US Vet’s, if you have photos pass them over here because I love playing with wartime photos.
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Bombed out bridge along the Rhine River with a pontoon bridge in the background. This was taken near Duisburg, Germany or near the Krupps plant that the 17th guarded after the war ended.
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Unexploded bomb near concentration camp
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 17th Airborne Division, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th, Camp Mackall, Cecil Dawson, Cindy Cavanah, France, Kenny Cavanah, Lawton Clark, Luneville, Marty Cavanah, Maurice Mathews, Sgt Duffy
The German civilians would come over during the day and tend to their gardens. They would also wash the soldiers clothes for them. Notice the wooden shoes.
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 17th Airborne Division, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th Glider Infantry, Camp Forrest, Camp Mackall, Kenny Cavanah, Lawton Clark, Marty Cavanah, Sgt Duffy, Sgt Joe Kimetz, Tom O'brien, Tony Marincola
Hello Gunter, these photos were taken by Lawton Clark who is a good friend of my Dad Kenny Cavanah. They were taken at the end of the war and from the smiles on most of their faces you can see that they are happy the war is over. This photo is of Lawton Clark. 194th Glider
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, Battelfields Photos
Tags: 13th Abn Div, 17th Abn Div, 193rd Glider Infantry Regt, 194th Glider Inf Rgt (US), Cecil Dawson, Cindy Cavanagh, France, Germany, Joe Summers, Kenny Cavanah, Le Havre, Marlène Dietrich, Marty Cavanagh, Mickey Rooney, New York, Operation Varsity, USS Thomas Berry
Message #01 : Some of the photos I sent yesterday failed to be delivered. I will try again. Have a good day. Operation Varsity taken by Joe Summers of the 17th Airborne. Marty Cavanah
Message #02 : Photos taken by my Dad Kenny Cavanah who was in the 193rd & 194th Glider Infantry of the 17th Airborne. Photo was taken on August 12, 1945 as he was boarding the USS Thomas Berry at La Harve, France. He had been transferred to the 13th Airborne to be sent to Japan. However, the war ended while they were at sea and soon docked in New York. Marty Cavanah
Message #03 : Hello Gunter, photos of my Dad with his best friend Cecil Dawson boxing. My Dad Kenny Cavanah is on the left and Cecil Dawson is on the right. Another photo of Cecil Dawson with a baseball glove. Dad went up to the cemetery after the war ended and found his grave. He paid a girl to put flowers on the grave and took a photo of Cecil Dawson’s grave and the cemetery. After the war he kept in touch with Cecil Dawson’s parents visiting them several times and visiting his grave after his body was transferred back to the US. Cecil Dawson was killed as he stepped out of his glider after landing near Wesel, Germany. Marty Cavanah
Message #04 : Gunter, glad to see the photos put up on your webpage and that you were glad to receive them. I have two more photos taken by Pvt Joe Summers of the 17th Airborne. I received these photos from his daughter and was allowed to scan them into the computer in order to have and to share with anyone who may like them. I will send you two more. One photo is of Marlene Deitrich and an unknown soldier in front of a parachute. The second photo is of Mickey Rooney. Joe Summers is the photographer standing next to Mickey Rooney with the camera. I have photos taken by Joe Summers during Operation Varsity. I will send them to you if you would like them. Have a good day and I enjoy your website very much. Marty Cavanah
Message #05 : I tried sending these to you a couple of minutes ago but do not think they came through. Will try again. I believe there is another photo of Marlene Deitrich. I will let you decide. It is taken on a stage in front of a parachute. I will send a few more images taken during Operation Varsity. Some other photos were taken by Howard Oyler who is a good friend of my Dad and was in the 17th Airborne. After the war he went back and took photos of the gliders to document the damage done. Some of these were taken at that time. Some were taken by Joe Summers of German soldiers being captured during Operation Varsity in March 1945. I have many more. Post what you like and may find interesting and let me know if you want anymore sent. I will send them to you 4 at a time.
Answer : Marty and Cindy …. keep sending … keep sending … as I am planing to create your own galerie for all the photos and the maximum is 25.000 photos / galerie 
Well I don’t know what to say. Of course a great great thanks for the Worldwide Historian’s Community as these photos were never published before and these are really interesting photos.
Photos at about Waco CG-4A (T1) Gliders Planes used by the 193rd and 194th Glider Infantry (17th A/B Division) for Operation Varsity (Germany) in 1945. Note that none of these Gliders were using the AGF (Fort Benning) Col Griswold ‘Noose”. Note also the photo done somewhere in Alsace (see the RF Sign : (sic) République Française and traditional Clothes on the girls).
Note also : Corcoran Jump Boots, M-1943 (Reinforced) Field Trouser as well as the out burned Waco’s skeleton …
It was asking for guts to jump out of a flying plane to become a Paratrooper but – hell – what about flying inside this painted Olive Drab Gasket to the LZ ?
Respect
And again Thanks to Cindy and Marty as well as thanks to the boys who made history.
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Gunter, glad to see the photos put up on your web page and that you were glad to receive them. I have two more photos taken by Pvt Joe Summers of the 17th Airborne. I received these photos from his daughter and was allowed to scan them into the computer in order to have and to share with anyone who may like them. I will send you two more. One photo is of Marlene Dietrich and an unknown soldier in front of a parachute. The second photo is of Mickey Rooney. Joe Summers is the photographer standing next to Mickey Rooney with the camera. I have photos taken by Joe Summers during Operation Varsity. I will send them to you if you would like them. Have a good day and I enjoy your website very much. Marty Cavanah
Dear Marty, Thank you for the pictures. And yes I am happy to be able to share these never published before photos. To say the true … I am feeling like a young trout in a mountain fountain.
Gunter
Someone asked me for these photos from the 732nd ROB. I have just found them inside one 2 Tetras-bytes External Archives Disk and that’s why I am posting them immediately.
These photos were send to my by a World War Two veteran I wish to thanks for this donation.
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Category : US Navy 1940-1945, War Damages
Tags: USS Abner Read-(DD526), USS Ailick-(DD569), USS Albert W. Grant-(DD649), USS Allen M. Summer-(DD692), USS Ammen-(DD527), USS Anderson-(DD411), USS Bagamon-(CVE26), USS Bailey-(DD492), USS Baldwin-(DD624), USS Barr-(DE576), USS Barton-(DD722), USS Belleau Wood-(CVL24), USS Bennion-(DD662), USS Birmingham-(CL62), USS Block Island-(CVE21), USS Boyd-(DD544), USS Braine-(DD630), USS Brownson-(DD518), USS Buchanan-(DD484), USS Bucxley-(DE51), USS Bunker Hill-(CV17), USS Bush-(DD529), USS Cabot-(CVL28), USS California-(BB44), USS Canberra-(CA70), USS Cassin Young-(DD793), USS Champlin-(DD601), USS Claxton-(DD571), USS Colorado-(BB45), USS Cooper-(DD695), USS Corry-(DD463), USS Davis-(DD395), USS Dennis-(DE405), USS Denvers-(CL58), USS Donnell-(DE56), USS Drayton-(DD366), USS Essex-(CV9), USS Eversole-(DE404), USS Fanshaw Bay-(CVE70), USS Farenholt-(DD491), USS Fechteler-(DE157), USS Fiske-(DE143), USS Flusser-(DD368), USS Franklin-(CV13), USS Gambier Bay-(CVE73), USS Gandy-(DE764), USS Glennon-(DD620), USS Hall-(DD583), USS Hancock-(CV19), USS Heerman-(DD632), USS Herbert C. Jones-(DE137), USS Hoel-(DD533), USS Holder-(DE401), USS Honolulu-(CL48), USS Houston-(CL81), USS Hutchins-(DD476), USS Indiana-(BB58), USS Intrepid-(CV11), USS Iowa-(BB61), USS Johnston-(DD557), USS Kalinin Bay-(CVE68), USS Kalk-(DD611), USS Killen-(DD593), USS Kitkun Bay-(CVE71), USS Laffey-(DD724), USS Lamson-(DD367), USS Landsdale-(DD426), USS Leary (DD158), USS Leopold (DE319), USS Lexington-(CV16), USS Ludlow-(DD438), USS Mahan-(DD364), USS Maryland-(BB46), USS Mayo-(DD422), USS McCook-(DD496), USS Menges-(DE320), USS Meredith-(DD726), USS Mineapolis-(CA36), USS Moale-(DD693), USS Montpelier-(CL57), USS Mugford-(DD-389), USS Mugford-(DD389), USS Nashville-(CL43), USS Nelson-(DD623), USS Nicholson-(DD442), USS Norman Scott-(DD690), USS O'Brien-(DD725), USS Phelps-(DD360), USS Phoenix-(CL46), USS Plunkett-(DD431), USS Princeton-(CVL23), USS Reid-(DD362), USS Reno-(CL96), USS Rich-(DE695), USS Richard M. Rowell-(DE403), USS Ross-(DD563), USS Samuel B. Roberts-(DE413), USS San Francisco-(CA38), USS Santa-(CVE29), USS Saufley-(DD465), USS Shaw-(DD373), USS Shelton-(DE407), USS South Dakota-(BB57), USS St Louis-(CL-49), USS Stockton-(DD646), USS Suwannee-(CVE27), USS Tenneessee-(BB43), USS Texas-(BB35), USS Wadleigh-(DD698), USS Wasp-(CV18), USS White Plains-(CVE66)
The Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations directs that this report be shown only to those persons to whom the report would be of value in the performance of their duties. Steps shall be taken accordingly to insure that the report will be seen by those persons responsible for design, construction and repair of naval vessels, as well as for their operation, but by no others.
US Battleships
Carriers and Cruisers
Destroyers and Destroyer Escorts
Dec 8th 1943 – Dec 7th 1944
File 00-444-3 (PDF)
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Category : US Navy 1940-1945, War Damages
Tags: Carriers, Cruisers, Destroyer and Destroyer Escorts, St Louis-(CL49), US Battleships, USS Aaron Ward-(DD843), USS Abner Read-(DD526), USS Bailey-(DD492), USS Beaty-(DD640), USS Birmingham-(CL62), USS Bristol-(DD453), USS Buck-(DD420), USS Chevalier-(DD451), USS Chicago-(CA29), USS Coghlan-(DD606), USS Condy-(DD508), USS Converse-(DD509), USS Conyngham-(DD371), USS DeHaven-(DD469), USS Denver-(CL58), USS Dwin-(DD433), USS Dyson-(DD572), USS Foote-(DD511), USS Gwin-(DD423), USS Helena-(CL50), USS Henley-(DD392), USS Honolulu-(CL48), USS Independence-(CVL22), USS Kendrick-(DD612), USS Lavallette-(DD448), USS Lexington-(CV16), USS Liscome Bay-(CEV56), USS Maddox-(DD622), USS Mayrant-(DD402), USS Montpelier-(CL57), USS Perkins-(DD377), USS Philadelphia-(CL41), USS Rhind-(DD404), USS Rhind-(DD433), USS Ringgold-(DD500), USS Rowan-(DD405), USS Salt Lake City-(CA25), USS Saufly-(DD465), USS Savannah-(CL42), USS Selfridge-(DD357), USS Shubrick-(DD639), USS Spence-(DD512), USS Strong-(DD468), USS Wadsworth-(DD516)
The Commander-in-Chief, United States Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations directs that this report be shown only to those persons to whom the report would be of value in the performance of their duties. Steps shall be taken accordingly to insure that the report will be seen by those persons responsible for design, construction and repair of naval vessels, as well as for their operation, but by no others.
Sumary of War Damages : US Battleships, Carriers, Cruisers, Destroyer and Destroyer Escorts. From the same archives file there is the part two of the War Damages Listing.
US Battleships
Carriers, Cruisers, Destroyer
Destroyer Escorts
File 00-444-2 (PDF)
8 Dec 1942 – 7 Dec 1943
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Category : Gunter's Belgium 2010
Tags: Tourism in Belgium
In a song, Jacques Brell said “Mon Plat Pays qui est le Mien”. This should mean for a lot of people that our country is flat like a dead tire. In the Northern part of Belgium, the Flamish (Dutch and French Speacking) part it’s really flat as a dead tire because this part of the country is for centuries an huge agricultural area. The Southern part, the Wallonish part (French and sometime Flamish but also German Speaking), the country becomes like tortured as one small deep valleys, has on it’s both sides, hills that drive you back into others valleys and this on almost 80% of the country. In every valley there will be a river that turn the whole place in very difficult area to fight for an Army. If you have now 2 Armies fighting in the same area, the Battlefield will turn into a trap for every soldiers located down a hill while those located at the top of a hill will be also trapped with long range artillery. The last time this happened, it was during the winter 44/45 and everyone call it the Battle of the Bulge.
To show you the way it looks today and also allow you imagine how it was difficult to fight, eat, sleep, life in such an area, who better than a kid raised in the middle of the place could show you these place using photos or while serving you as a Guide ?
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Category : Willys Overland
I am out of work for a week or so because I am on the Battlefields in Belgium (Northern Shoulder), Zon and Vicinity (Holland), Gerolstein then Remagen in Germany and finaly Zwikau along the Tchekoslovakian border with the relatives of a 9th Infantry Division’s World War Two Veteran. That’s why I am not working to much on my jeep right now.
Should someone wants a Civil CJ2 Jeep I know one (as is) for 500 euros and the ‘as is’ is more like a deburied MB from the field as a Jeep. I can remake it of course but this will be some big USD bills.
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Category : US Navy 1940-1945, War Damages
Tags: USS Abner Read-(DD526), USS Albert W. Grant-(DD649), USS Allen M. Summer-(DD692), USS Ammen-(DD527), USS Anderson-(DD411), USS Aulick-(DD569), USS Aulick-(DD589), USS Bailey-(DD492), USS Barr-(DE576), USS Barton-(DD395), USS Belleau Wood-(CVL24), USS Bennion-(DD662), USS Birmingham-(CL62), USS Block Island-(CVE21), USS Boyd-(DD544), USS Braine-(DD630), USS Buckley-(DE61), USS Bunker Hill-(CV17), USS Bush-(DD529), USS Cabot-(CVL28), USS California-(BB44), USS Canberra-(CA70), USS Cassin Young-(DD793), USS Champlin-(DD601), USS Claxton-(DD571), USS Colorado-(BB45), USS Corry-(DD463), USS Davis-(DD395), USS Dayton-(DD366), USS Dennis-(DE405), USS Denver-(CL58), USS Donnell-(DE56), USS Esses-(CV9), USS Eversole-(DE404), USS Farenholt-(DD491), USS Fechteler-(DE157), USS Fiske-(DE143), USS Flusser-(DD368), USS Franklin-(CV13), USS Gambier Bay-(CVE73), USS Gandy-(DE764), USS Glennon-(DD620), USS Hall-(DD583), USS Hancock-(CV19), USS Heerman-(DD532), USS Herbert C. Jones-(DE137), USS Hoel-(DD533), USS Holder-(DE401), USS Honolulu-(CL48), USS Houston-(CL81), USS Hutchins-(DD476), USS Indiana-(BB58), USS Intrepid-(CV11), USS Iowa-(BB-61), USS Johnston-(DD557), USS Kalinin Bay-(CVE68), USS Kalk-(DD611), USS Killen-(DD593), USS Kitkun Bay-(CVE71), USS Laffey-(DD724), USS Lamson-(DD367), USS Leopold (DE319), USS Lexington-(CV16), USS Maryland-(BB46), USS Mayo-(DD422), USS McCook-(DD496), USS Menges-(DE320), USS Meredith-(DD726), USS Minneapolis-(CA36), USS Moale-(DD693), USS Montpelier-(CL57), USS Mugford-(DD389), USS Nelson-(DD623), USS Nicholson-(DD442), USS Norman Scott-(DD690), USS O'Brien-(DD725), USS Phelps-(DD360), USS Phoenix-(CL46), USS Plunkett-(DD431), USS Princeton-(CVL23), USS Reno-(CL96), USS Rich-(DE695), USS Richard M. Rowell-(DE403), USS Ross-(DD563), USS Samuel B. Roberts-(DE413), USS San Fransisco-(CA38), USS Sangamon-(CVE86), USS Santee-(CVE29), USS Saufley-(DD465), USS Shaw-(DD373), USS Shelton-(DE407), USS South Dakota-(BB57), USS St Louis-(CL49), USS St-Lo (CVE63), USS Suwannee-(CVE27), USS Tenneessee-(BB43), USS Texas-(BB35), USS Wadleigh-(DD698), USS White Plains-(CVE66)
US BATTLESHIPS CARRIERS CRUISERS AND DESTROYERS
17 OCTOBER, 1941 TO 7 DECEMBER, 1942
The Commander In Chiet, United States Fleet and Chief of Naval Operations directs that this report be shown only to those persons to whom the report would be of value in the performance of their duties. Steps shall be taken accordingly to insure that the report will be seen by those persons responsible for design construction and repair of naval vessels, as well as for their operation, but by no others.
US Battleships
Carriers
Cruisers
Destroyers
01-444 (PDF)
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Category : Submarine Report, US Navy 1940-1945
SUBMARINE REPORT
DEPTH CHARGE, BOMB, MINE, TORPEDO
AND GUNFIRE DAMAGE
INCLUDING LOSSES IN ACTION
File 00-S-001 (PDF)
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Category : Jap Losses, US Navy 1940-1945
Jap Navy
Japanese
World War Two
Merchant Marine Losses
File 00-J-01 (PDF)
ESCORT CARRIERS
GUNFIRE
BOMB AND KAMIKAZE DAMAGE
AND LOSS During World War II
Report #-0041 (PDF)
This Listing is connected to my archives and will allow to read them as well as download them. Please don’t forget to make a small donation when you download because I don’t get these archives for free and thinking that if you don’t make the donation (USD 1.00) the next will is entirely stupid. So this time try to play the game on a regular basis or as usual I will place these archives inside a closed directory on my web server. It’s up to you.
DESTROYER REPORT
GUNFIRE
BOMB AND KAMIKAZE DAMAGE
INCLUDING LOSS IN ACTION
October 17 1942
Report #-0051 (PDF)
DESTROYER REPORT
GUNFIRE
BOMB AND KAMIKAZE DAMAGE
INCLUDING LOSS IN ACTION
October 17 1942
Report #-0051 (Full Version) (PDF)
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Category : 017th Airborne Division, USO-17th Abn
Here are two wonderful photos from Marty Cavanagh.
Well Marty I am really happy for the one with Lili Marlène (I will add this to my collection) ad well as the second one, Mickey Rooney (this is my first one). Marty you really did my day
Thanks Gunter
I am sorry. I have been (and still am) busy with the snow and also with the jeep I am refurbishing.
Here are the photos I have found in the Incoming Directory. I have also to say that if you upload a photo to the web server and don’t send me a quick note about it, this make really hard for me guess what going on.
A wonderful photo from World War One. Unfortunately I have no idea of who sent this to me. Anyway thank you. Caption : American Soldiers and Children – a natural combination, whether in France, Italy or as in the above picture, Germany. Here are Men of B Company, 9th Infantry, 2nd Division, in Bendorf, Germany, 1919.
Thank you for this very nice photo !!!
Gunter
PS : If you sent this photo, tell me more about it and I will be really happy to credit you as well as tell things about your Grandpa.
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Category : 505/82nd Abn Div, Germany
Tags: 505th PIR, 5th British Division, 6th British Corps, 82nd Airborne Division (US), 8th Infantry Division US, Bevenson, Blekede, Celle, Elbe River, Free Democratic Party of Germany, Grabon, Hagenow, Himburg, Le Havre, Ludwigslust, Luneberg, Neuhaus, PW Cage, Reims, Russians, Satau, Schwerinn Neustat, Second British Army Distribution Points, Sildescheim, Soligen, XVIII Airborne Corps
Aside from the normal routine of G-1 activities, the G-1 Section was concerned primarily with the problems incident to the capture of many thousands of German prisoners of war, and the supervision of the evacuation of liberated Allied prisoners of war, and the evacuation of displaced Allied nationals. A minimum estimate of the number of German prisoners of war who surrendered to the 82nd Airborne Division has been set at 144000, during the period subsequent to the crossing of the Elbe River and the rapid advance to a Junction with the Russian forces between Ludwigslust and Grabon, Germany. The climatic disintegration of German formations in the area of Division responsibility presented an unparalleled situation. The surrender of enemy units was so rapid that it was impossible to concentrate the defeated foe in Division Collecting Points without seriously depleting its outnumbered strength to provide sufficient men to control and process the tons of thousands of Germans.
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