Tribute to whom lost their life in Thirimont from
Dec. 16, 1944 to Jan. 18, 1945.
EDWARDS, Donald L. DOMINGUE, Clebert J.
COSCIA, Mario S.
LUCAS, George E.
ROGERS, Harold,
NADEAU, Henry G.
THOMAS, Roy W.
PADILLA, Isabel,
STAFFORD, Earl,
LEMOINE, Charles J. Jr.
AYERS, Lawrence H.
BRITCH, George,
MEDEIROS, Charles,
RESCIGNO, John,
MALCOMSON, William H. Jr,
BARTON, Leon C.,
MARKLE, Neal S.,
TROTTER, Carlton, W.
NESS, Alfred,
DEVITO, Joseph A.
CROWE, Fred W.
WIGGIN, Everett M.
DUSANG, Clifford G.
CRABTREE, Lenvil,
EFFEREN, Howard B.
MASTERBRAY, Joe
ARENT, Lawrence,
MONTIEL, Gabino,
Some links above show Picture but no Picture represent Afro-American soldier.
However many coloured GI's are reported KIA by 120th. Infantry Reg.
3.Fallschirmjäger Div.
“You know those Germans are the best soldiers
I ever saw. They’re smart and they don’t know what the word ‘fear’ means. They
come in and they keep coming until they get their job done or you kill them… If
they had as many people as we have they could come right through us any time
they made up their minds to do it.”
Battalion CO 116th Infantry Regiment on
3. Fallschirmjägerdivision
