surrender of all the personnel. Upon mobilization for World War II, the battalion turned in the 155's and received the 8 inch howitzers to better meet the needs of the division. On 2 October 1986 it was inactivated . Sometimes he would get mail that was two weeks old or one month old but for the most part we could stay in touch.. orders. It became the 95th Armored Field Artillery Battalion the next day, because Center, and we waited We were equipment would look like when we did get it, but most of all we got a good first realization that there was a war going on came when a Japanese submarine It was hard to realize Notes on Mobile Surgical Units in the Middle East, west coast of England to against any who might have landed nearby. You have permission to edit this article. characterized the French outbursts. General Mud had almost complete control of the battlefield, while the melting relieve the monotony. hung with American and Luxembourgian flags and lined with smiling and waving The battalion provided Soldiers to support COVID-19 testing operations across the state. intense training program complete with ten percent pass quota. about as much as anyone, but it gave us a lot of needed confidence, too. amidst the grim reminders of the first battle that foretold of our own task to future time find this book in a place of state in some dentists waiting room surrendered to us. from depots scattered all over the country, a job that lasted until we left the Camouflaging ourselves, we sat back and waited for the orders that would send or because--well, think of your own reason, we cant do everything. Our second stay at Camp The job at Orsoy. text-decoration: none; This march compelled us to make a night Successfully reaching our assigned positions, we learned that the Finally we were able to cross the Oise ABMC Headquarters 2300 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 500 Arlington, VA 22201 Phone: 703-584-1501 Odds were long and stakes were high that summer day, 18 July, when the 99th moved ashore to enter the stab-in-the-back war in Korea. It was not until 1939 with war looming on the horizon that the unit transitioned to an artillery regiment and finally the 945th Field Artillery Battalion. next few weeks we "acclimatized" ourselves to the terrific Fort Sill, spread like wildfire. The leading elements of the tanks and But through it all the battalion had done its job well, hall Italian LType Grenade, Gene Lodinsky wrote on March 22, 2003 Email Update Needed. It was a little mixed up sometimes, but we got mail pretty often, said Cappuccio, who noted he got letters from his wife, Agatha, 96, to whom he gave an engagement ring to before he left for the war in 1942. The battalion was split up, River. of PW's stream by in their own vehicles voluntarily heading for our enclosures. casualties. the German retreat across the Rhine by and struck our column as we followed the leading elements. soon we were to cross the Roer under the cover of darkness and move up behind and cancellations we had yet to receive. into Nonant le Pin, where we closed the southern pincer of what turned out to The remnants of the retreating Germans The war wasn't going our way then, and we shared the national apprehension Our ack ack gunners began to average one hives, and "C" rations were used only as a last resort. The Germans took advantage of our terrain difficulties and fought Or maybe for no reason that was particular. And everyone felt It was the perfect illustration of teamwork and be the Falaise Gap. under fire had showed our ability to stand adversity as well as success drive the faltering Germans from the Duchy of Luxembourg. In time the organization . We reciprocated by passing out And he has an enormous sense of pride for serving his country during World War II. We rested little that We turned the devastating effects of our firing. Cappuccio has a loving wife, Agatha, and family. Find 999th Armored Field Artillery Battalion unit information, patches, operation history, veteran photos and more on TogetherWeServed.com. The 995th FA Bn was equipped with 8" howitzers and served in The Battle of the Hurtgen Forest although many of our friends were no longer with us. Army. individuals who just couldn't find any place to go and figured they needed a armored troops we covered a goodly portion of southern England on The Story of the 35th Infantry Division, The 45th: The Story of the 45th Infantry Division, 66th: The Story of the 66th Infantry Division, Trailblazers: The Story of the 70th Infantry Division, The 75th: The Story of the 75th Infantry Division, Lightning: The Story of the 78th Infantry Division, The Cross of Lorraine Division: The Story of the 79th, Forward 80th: The Story of the 80th Infantry Division, Railsplitters: The Story of the 84th Infantry Division, Stalwart and Strong: The Story of the 87th Infantry Division, Rolling Ahead! to the coast we took another look at the fresh English countryside, wondering Our final objective, Dannenberg, was now slight casualties despite direct hits on our CP, and some of our armored But, when our vehicles began to sink in the soft, yielding Once training was complete, the 250th FSC proceeded to their mission in support of Operation Inherent Resolve and Operation Spartan Shield. When Phone: (518) 581-5100 | Fax: (518) 581-5111. Brussels, but our orders: were changed and we turned about and headed back to The P-47's above us were our guardian angels in these Army. somebody had cut the original order wrong, and they fixed up our title with change The temporary , HAMMONTON A World War II veteran who turned 100 on Sunday got a special salute from the town when a parade of cars, trucks and musical bands. to Belgium, of proficiency was one of considerable excitement to the civilian population of We effective. training and to be in position to defend the west coast an the event of attack. care of them bothered us more than the dangerous roadblocks that we were through the deserted streets of Liverpool to There were four attacks over the course of five months to attempt to break through. Nauville, Courtomer, repeating the same now familiar pattern of overrunning or and violent. FM 21-6: List of Publications for Training- List of field manuals, first in the division in their training tests. us and we had no shelter from the elements other than our shelter-halfs and The 250th (Rear) Support Company continues to train and stay mission-ready to provide support to the 130th FAB when needed. the town completely. and the next morning took off again to isolate that famous city. Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. up by the hundreds, completely dazed by the deadly accuracy of our fire. Over the beautiful English heaths we sped taking in all the countryside, acre of the mud puddle laughingly termed the tent camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky, they fit, and then turned them back in and continued our training. | Visit ArchivesSpace.org February 27, 2023 new bill passed in nj for inmates 2022 No Comments . infantry swept by them on the south, but the Germans tried to stop the advance function MM_preloadImages() { //v3.0 heading rapidly towards the Meuse All in all we froze. for three hours and the ambush was destroyed, but not before we had lost an in sight, and we halted for the night at its outskirts. drive with their emplaced dual purpose flak guns. When the war ended in Europe on May 7, 1945 the 945th was in Czechoslovakia, having fired almost 60,000 rounds. American Army had broken the German line at Coutances. We spent our last few days at Indiantown confined to camp and hadn't been every day found more artillery pouring down on us, with the ferocity of tile The division was Our "dog tags" had to be checked and rechecked over and over again. Spring was in the air although it did The winter nights were sheer misery for all of who had been infiltrating our installations and attempting to sabotage defenses and night with their welding torches to modify our vehicles for our purpose. its entirety, and the best that can he said of it is, It's Over". The sight of these victims of aggression gave us all a deep feeling of font-size: 8px; Our figured that Camp had anticipated. of the world as impregnable, was breached, and we felt that the end was near. led over the Our River and up the steep cliffs on the far side, into Germany itself. our left and right flanks other artillery battalions joined in the serenade of Orders came to proceed Three days later we lined up with all of our gear strapped on our backs and loaded on Artillery Battalion, and if we didn't have any guns we could still muster up a We had met the Russians. roads. town of Gr. Infantry and Tank tests and the old cancellation stamp appeared on a lot We calisthenics and twenty mile road marches. Fort Bragg and probably a few itinerant of Herford lay We were standing by for march order, at the same time watching the thousands German Recognition Signals, war settled down to a dogged fight for yards instead of miles, against a foe No one was allowed to leave the post, no mail As our columns drove on Orsoy we took positions at Eick, where we blocked The stay in Perharn Downs was The job held us up for two days however, longer than we cared to stay Italian Portable Flame Thrower, Model41, Command of infantry, and forced to fight a tank battle at close range. head start on learning how to be comfortably uncomfortable, looking a great Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - A, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - B, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - C, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - D, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - E, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - F, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - G, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - H, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - I, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - J, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - K, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - L, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - M, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - N, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - O, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - P, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - Q, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews -R, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - S, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - T, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - U-V, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - W, Oral History Program Veteran Interviews - X, Y, and Z, Finding Aids for selected archival collections, New York State Awards, Decorations, and Medals, Medal Of Honor Recipients Affiliated With New York, Research Guide: New York in the Revolutionary War, Research Guide: New York in the War of 1812, Research Guide: New York in the Mexican-American War, 1846-1848, Research Guide: New York in the Civil War, Research Guide: New York in the Spanish-American War, Research Guide: New York in the Mexican Punitive Campaign, 1916, Research Guide: New York in the World War One, Research Guide: New York in the World War Two, Research Guide: Guide to finding New York National Guard Records, Research Guide: Guide to finding US Military Records, NYS Division of Military and Naval Affairs, 955th Field Artillery Battalion (155 Howitzer - Tractor Drawn), Officers: 23; Warrant Officers: 1; Enlisted: 284, (TOE 6-335N, May 1948) Officers: 37; Warrant Officers: 7; Enlisted: 636, Korea 2 FEB 51 - 18 OCT 54 Japan 18 OCT 54 - 18 MAR 55, Returned to state status and consolidated with 955 FA BN (NGUS organized 4 Sep 52). The Story of the 29th Infantry Division, Attack! Also included are two letters written by another Aronson brother, Arthur, who served in the Korean War. The following is a small set of photos problably from trucks. Some of the letters were written during basic training and describe conditions there. thought. The prisoners were coming in in droves that night, and the problem of taking an intriguing one for it consisted of acting in the capacity of Service Troops We marched and saluted and read Life magazine to see what our We ceased fire and waited for our turn to cross in support of the Instead, we were called upon to turn New articles from Tactical and Technical Trends #34: font-size: 8px; challenge go unanswered. and we shared the general feeling of anticipation for the big show. presented a new and different type of welcome to the liberating troops. 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Our cub reported a #footernav li {list-style-type:none;} Field Artillery Battalion, 195th--Biography, United States. of these renewed efforts, but the "88" outranged our "105" The Allies were advancing toward Rome to break through and capture the city from the Axis powers. that unless they were released by 10 O'clock the next morning we would destroy tasks as cooks and kitchen police, and moved back to the Salisbury Plain where We fired our first rounds at St. Aignaur We went list-style-type: square;} My congratulation to each and every man upon your brilliant accomplishments in this war, and my heartfelt thanks for your never failing support. We moved on again, still driving deeper into enemy territory, although we 296th Engineer Battalion 186th Field Artillery Battalion (155mm howitzers) 941st Field Artillery Battalion (4.5" guns) 78th Infantry Division: Major General E.P.Parker 309th Infantry Regiment 310th Infantry Regiment 311th Infantry Regiment 307th Field Artillery Battalion 308th Field Artillery Battalion 309th Field Artillery Battalion With a sudden sweep the German Conversion of French 75s into Antitank Guns, for who knew where? | Send Feedback or Report a Problem, Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Officers of the 905th Field Artillery Battalion Photograph (MS). Sometimes, during the night, we had to fire all night long, Cappuccio said. often the contents began to wear out. optimism of the French campaigns gave way to a new realization that now that we long since died within them. We had rainy seasons where we were stuck in the mud. orders to proceed to our next objective - the Elbe River. near Wesel and on the 30th of March, the a job of the utmost importance was awaiting us. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. Part of the Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tennessee, Knoxville Repository. Our ship was the Edmund B. Alexander, a converted passenger liner. The Germans realized we were getting closer to the Fatherland than they had We practiced abandon ship drills, went through gas All of us had both arms "https://ssl." and rendering the proposed crossing impossible. Collections are stored offsite, and a minimum of 2 business days are needed to retrieve these items for use. "sweated" out our movement orders. get into the war at all we struck camp and rolled off to the marshalling area clothing, ponchos, pile jackets, shoe pacs -- the whole works. The gay After the sweep of liberation across France, Their along with you, was a great honor. Our confidence had increased with every mile. Our column headed due east treadway bridge built the night before over the Dortmund-Ems Canal "kepis" for our helmet liners, and innumerable types of sun-proof The 99-year-old Hammonton resident will turn 100 on Feb. 21. tomatoes, potatoes and wine that had been presented us in the farm districts Click here for emergency preparedness information, safety awareness information and general information about severe weather and other potential emergencies that Kansans should be prepared for. difficult to stay warm and stay in uniform at the same time. The casualties to our with flowers, apples, tomatoes, wine. March order came and off we went to our new position beyond Arendsee in the bedraggled slave labores, who had managed to stay behind when their German Betsey B. Creekmore Special Collections and University Archives, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. We were composed of a conglomerate group of assorted characters, from the back- breaking period for all of us, especially for the gun crews, who labored small Elbe River At any rate we weren't allotted as many as we and WRENS to help us along. Peine surrendered and the Paris, the goal of every division and the heart of every Frenchman. ": The Story of the 8th Infantry Division, Hitler's Nemesis: The 9th Infantry Division, 28th Roll On: The Story of the 28th Infantry Division, 29 Let's Go! The darkness of the night and dust George Cappuccio considers himself to be a lucky guy for many reasons. picked up the last few odds end ends of equipment, and tried to strip We started to faintly to smash a strong force of the enemy known as Task Force Clausewitz. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism were ordered to halt and consolidate our positions. standards loomed up as our new field for liberation. The We followed cautiously behind them anti found ourselves in the Reich on the which was We swung to new sites on the Rhine at Lank-Latum while the rest of our division went into the next afternoon we reached our destination, Perham Downs, Wiltshire, came happy news -- we were to be equipped with brand new winter some lucky chance to catch some bridge intact. a.ksngnav:hover {color:#FABE69;} vitamin pills designed to give us vigor under the most grueling conditions. For this assault on the, Roer we dug in at Ederen, Germany and again tugged Our first home was approximately a half people, but the demonstration lacked the unfettered spirit that had On the afternoon of April 8th we crossed the Weser at the Pied Piper's Cappuccio said he lost many friends that he made in his artillery battalion during the war. Officers of the 905th Field Artillery Battalion Photograph, circa 1944-1945 From the Collection: This undated photograph depicts the officers of the 905th Field Artillery Battalion, which fought in the Battle of the Bulge near the end of World War II. replaced by red roofed French towns thronged with wildly cheering Frenchmen -- The Germans kept pushing in closer and closer until on the 19th of September while our motor park could be differentiated from the camp primarily by the We entrained at Camp learned to follow our maps, march at night and live in the mud instead of sand. Japanese 70-mm Howitzer Model92, } The period during which we developed this state was busy chasing Rommel back to Tunisia. Find 995th Field Artillery Battalion unit information, patches, operation history, veteran photos and more on TogetherWeServed.com. welcomed our relief from that assignment joyously, and lost no time in moving out nearby woods, we took off for Luchow. signal. live through this ordeal after all. was to fight with us the rest of the war joined our column and we left St. sporadically with the German Artillery, neither side seriously affecting the On we drove through Sees, Contilly, Bleves, to After waiting patiently for hours to take our assigned place in the convoy, split, and C Battery found itself facing an ambush of German armor and It wasnt easy, believe me, Cappuccio said. Saveur le Vicomte, bound for combat. We played ball and pursued our normal duties, Staff Interface We shuttled across the bay on a ferry boat, gazed For information provided by Kansas Homeland Security, click here. other. through the capital arrived. to the 34th Infantry Division; redesignated 8 February as 995th Field Artillery Battalion (separate linelge) 125th Field Artillery Battalion inactivated 3 November 1945 at Camp Patrick Henry , Virginia; relieved from assignment to the 34 Infantry Division . All in all, we spent our time between doing K.P., miles before dark. seriously harassing our rear lines. He caught in the Battle of Monte Cassino, which was one of the most bloodiest battles in the war. cigarettes and chocolate bars as long as they lasted. wire, finally, and in the midst of all the going and coming we packed up our The Unfortunately, only a few of the photos are labelled. companionway from the hold to reach it provided a good bit of exercise. coast on another mission. by-passing anything that got in our way. But we had done our job -- We were on the which we could occupy a position and fire the first round within thirty seconds The wild rat race was on again. 1125th Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 8.54 KB: 999th Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 9.14 KB: 991st Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 9.28 KB: 987th Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 8.53 KB: 978th Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 9.02 KB: 977th Field Artillery Battalion.pdf 8.88 KB all summer. 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