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The "mugshot" photos are scans of negatives that Special Forces Historians were given from the Association and they scanned them for us. Huge thanks to Ken Finlayson and Earl Moniz and their team for all the hard work.
This grouping of 2-2 has 17 total photos
Please note: There are most likely more photos of the men of 2-2 but at this time this is all that I have been given. I don't know if there are more negatives of 2-2 available or not.
This grouping of 2-2 has 17 total photos
Please note: There are most likely more photos of the men of 2-2 but at this time this is all that I have been given. I don't know if there are more negatives of 2-2 available or not.
Jean Y. Bricker
Gorham, Kansas.
Also he was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart
T/4, Section 6, 3rd Platoon, 2nd Company, 2nd Regiment, Airborne.
Specialty - Automatic Rifleman
Wounded by an exploding mine, May 1, 1944 Anzio (Borge Piave) Italy.
Dismissed from Brooke General Hospital, San Antonio, TX. June 24, 1945.
Reassigned to Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Discharged Dec. 2, 1945.
Submitted by daughter Doris Jean Vonheeder.
Gorham, Kansas.
Also he was awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart
T/4, Section 6, 3rd Platoon, 2nd Company, 2nd Regiment, Airborne.
Specialty - Automatic Rifleman
Wounded by an exploding mine, May 1, 1944 Anzio (Borge Piave) Italy.
Dismissed from Brooke General Hospital, San Antonio, TX. June 24, 1945.
Reassigned to Ft. Leavenworth, KS. Discharged Dec. 2, 1945.
Submitted by daughter Doris Jean Vonheeder.
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Irvine Philip Fox
2-2 KIA 05/28/44 Buried at Beach Head War Cemetery, Anzio, Italy Photos submitted by Great Nephew Ken Farrow Ken stumbled upon a box of his great aunts belongings in which he discovered the photos and V Mail Grave photo taken by Eric Morgensen on FSSF Italy Tour 2010 |
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Albert (Bert) Hopkins
2-2 ToberMory, Ontario Photos and info submitted by Bert's friend Jim Cosgrove. |
George A Rainville
2 Regiment (2 Company) Rank: Sergeant Number: A/29576 Award: Silver Star Place: Italy 1944 Additional Information: Canada from Bonfield,Ontario George was awarded the Silver Star for a gallantry in action for saving Jean Bricker (Kansas) on May 1st 1944 at Anzio.(Borge Piave) Bricker was wounded and he collapsed and George ran 80 yards to pick him up and put him on his shoulder and ran 800 yards with him to behind the lines for medical help. Gene Bricker lost a lung but survived. Jack Knight was also there and he said that the they looked like they had come right out of a butcher shop because of how badly they were covered with blood. George did not know until he returned to England. Info & photos given to me by George's sister Rita Thomas. |
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