Headquarters 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, APO 452, US Army, February 15 1945, Subject : Summary of Operations, 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, to : Commanding General, 17th Airborne Division
APO 452, U.S. Army
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Sep
20
2009
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Category : 017th-ABD, 513th-PIR, Battle of the Bulge
Tags: 11th Armored Division, 139th A/B Engineer Battalion, 184th C. Engineers, 193rd GIR, 5. Fallschirmjaeger Division, 507th Prcht Inf Regt, 513th Prcht Inf Regt, 6th Cav, 87th Infantry Division, A-70 Airfield, Barton Stacey, Bastogne, Bockholtz, Bois de Fragette, Bois De Valet, Chehéry, Cheveuge, Chilbolton, Eisenbach, England, Espeler, Flamierge, Flamisoul, Flohimont, France, Gives, Givry, Hosingen, Hubermont, Jodenville, Laon, Limerlé, Lt McGuire, Lt Stubbs, Mande St Etienne, Marche en Famenne, Meuse River, Millomont, Monty, Mourmelon le Grand, Nortrange, Ober Eisenbach, Omicourt, Our River, Ourthe River, Rechrival, Recogne, Rhine River, Rodenhausen, Schmiede, Sibret, Siegfried Line, St Hubert, St Vith, Stenay, Uber Eisenbach, Verdun, Virton, Wathermal
Sep
20
2009
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Category : 017th-ABD, 194th-GIR, Battle of the Bulge
Tags: 101st Airborne Division, 11th Armored Division, 12. SS Regt, 1252nd Engineers, 19. SS Regt, 224th Med Crl Det, 29. Panzer Regt, 29. Panzergrenadier Div, 3. Pzr Gren, 366th Engrs, 3em Battalion Français, 3rd French Battalion, 507th Parachute Infantry, 513th Parachute Infantry, 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 550th Battalion, 606 Med Clr Det, 6th Cavalry Squadron, 713th MPs, 726th MP Battalion, 87th Infantry Division, 928. Gren Battalion, 99th Gen Hosp Det, Aldbourne, Ans, Bastogne, Beaumont, Belgium, Bertogne, Camp Mourmelon, Capt Brady, Capt Cohen, Capt Colyet, Capt Foxman, Capt Graham, Capt Harrison, Capt Hunter, Capt Kormoyle, Capt Kreider, Capt York, Chalgrove, Chalons sur Marne, Charlesville, Chief of FFI, Col Baily, Col Barnett, Col McCarty, Col Pierce, Col Stewart, Consthum, EE-8-B, England, FFI, Flaba, Flamierge, Flamisoul, Forces Françaises de l'Intérieur, Fosset, France, Frenet, Gen Miley, Gen Phelps, Gen Whitelaw, Gives, Givroulle, Haraucourt, Houmont, Hubermont, Laval, Les Trois Monts, Lt Alcott, Lt Ball, Lt Dobey, Lt Evis, Lt Jennings, Lt McGhee, Lt Spira, Lt Wollom, Luxembourg, Magerotte, Maj Davis, Maj Fisher, Maj Hundley, Maj Peterson, Major Dantel (FR), Mayor of Raucourt, ME 109, Millemont, MLP, Monsieur Noiraux, Mouzon, Mouzon Bridge, Ogbourne St. George, Our River, Pintsche, Ramsbury Field, Rechimont, Rechrival, Renaumont, Rouffy, Salle, SCR 300 Radio, SCR 694, Sedan, Siegrfried Line, Skyline Drive, Stéphane Heumon, switchboard BD 72, Tannay, Tillet, Verdun, VIII Corps, Vouziers, Wigny, wire W-110
This document is an hour-by-hour account of the 194th Glider Infantry Regiment (17th A/B) for the period of 1-12 February 1945.
- 1-3 February 1945 : Regiment was in Division Reserve at Pintsche, Luxembourg and vicinity. Some patrolling was done in the 507th Parachute Infantry Regiment area across the Our River into the Siegrfried Line. Rehabilitation was main work.
- 4 February 1945 : Regiment continued in Division Reserve. Received warning order for relief of unit on south of 513th Parachute Infantry Regiment.
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Mar
07
2009
Posted by Snafu | Comments : 1013(1)http://www.eucmh.com/2009/03/07/6th-cavalry-group-onto-berlin/6th+Cavalry+Group+%3A+onto+Berlin2009-03-07+10%3A25%3A58Snafu
Category : Cavalry Troops
Tags: 26th Infantry Division, 28th Cav Sq, 35th Infantry Division, 3rd Cavalry Division, 3rd Cavalry Regiment, 61st Army Ground Forces Band, 6th Cav Sq, 6th Cavalry Group, 87th Infantry Division, Adorf, Andernach, Antietam, Apaches, Appomattox, Bannvale, Bastogne, Belfast, Betlange, Betlange Farm, Boppard, Carling, Chancellorsville, Chicago, Civil War, Clervaux, Co Armagh, Col Edward M. Fickett, Cold Harbor, Comanches, Eisenach, Elmfield, Erfurt, Erlbach, Evan, Falkenstein, Firth of Clyde, France, Fredericksburg, Furham, Gettysburg, Giessen, Gilford, Gota, Greenock, Harlange, Joe Ben Wheat, Koblenz, L'Hopital, Lasel, Lintange, Lutremange, Mareneukirchen, Markethill, Moselle River, Negro Troops, Neumark, Normandy, Northern Ireland, Orange Hall, Our River, Peninsula, Petersburg, Pine Ridges, Queen Elisabeth, Recogne, Saar River, Saarbrucken, Scotland, Shenandoah, Sollez, Spessart, St Avold, Stramore, Surre, Tandragee Castle, Tarchamps, Thionville, Vianden, Villers-La-Bonne, Virginia, Volklingen, Waldhof, Watrange, Waxweiler, Weimar, Wilderness, Wilmerwiltz, Wiltz
The 6/CG-Mecz, under command of Col Edward M. Fickett and consisting of the 6-Sq/6CG and 28-Sq/6CG, landed in France on Jul 10 1944. The group was trained for the mission of establishing the Army Information Service for Gen George S. Patton’s Third Army while in England and in Normandy.
In July 1944, the Third Army became operational and with the 6/CG attached. Until Nov 1 1944 the group operated the Army Information Service, performing an invaluable mission for the Army Commander in keeping him completely informed as to the activities and location of his forward troops.
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