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65th Infantry Division VETERANS
We invite all veterans who were members of the 65th Infantry Division. Join our Veteran's membership whether you can attend reunions or not. We want to stay in touch with you!
"Membership in the 65th Division Association shall be extended to any person who has served with the 65th Infantry Division and any attached troops during World War II, or during any later reactivation of the 65th Division as an active, reserve, or National Guard unit."
Please send us a picture of yourself in service, share memories of your time in the 65th and your life since!
Families of Veterans - LEGACY GROUP
FAMILIES...you are the future of our 65th Infantry Division!
Join our association and share the stories of the men of the 65th. We're researching the history, sharing stories and pictures and sharing the legacy of what these men we're so proud of did in WWII.
Our association consists of nieces and nephews, sisters and brothers, grandkids and children of our 65th Veterans. We have Gold Star families who are members. We've all joined to keep this legacy alive, make new friends and share in our combined heritage.
JOIN NOW!
Legacy membership qualifications:
Either you are a blood relative of a vet -child, grandchild (or great grandchild), niece/nephew (or great niece/nephew), etc.
OR
you are legally related to a vet- spouse, adopted child or grandchild/great-grandchild, son or daughter in-law, etc.
If you fit into one of these categories, or think you may, see our membership forms.
THE HALBERT
The 65th Halbert - Official Magazine of the 65th Infantry Division Association
Produced annually, you'll find updates on your fellow veterans, shared stories, reunion highlights and more! Legacy members will enjoy family stories and organization history.
Make sure you don't miss an edition!
We ask for donations toward the publication. You can elect to receive the Halbert electronically, but we ask for regular donations to keep the Halbert mailed to veterans and to defray costs involved.
Suggested donation is $25 annually to help cover the costs of printing and shipping. We're a volunteer organization and printing costs are higher than your regular magazines. We hope to offer an electronic version in the future.
What will you read about in the Halbert?
Here's what was in our 2024 edition:
*2024 Reunion details
*2023 69th Annual Reunion highlights from Washington DC- photos in full color and great coverage of different topics shared at the reunion
*Brief recap of Historian Steve Schell's Presentation "Following in the Footsteps...Road to Ohrdruf"
*General Stanley Reinhart" -a presentation by his grandson/attendee LTC William Reinhart (retired)
"The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum"
"Holocaust Identification Cards"
"Wilson-Cuca-Baker Memorial 65th Infantry Division Collection- Presented by Senior Airman Nicholas Cammaroto USAF
"The 'Uknown' Pictures of Anthony Giansante
"Presentation by author of the book 'Death March Escape', Jack J Hersch
*A Celebration of Duty, Honor, and Service as WWII Veteran of Company L, 259th Infantry Regiment, 65th Infantry Division, PFC Edmund F Lewis receives Legion d'honneur
*Article submitted by Ed Lewis, "A Summary of My Military Action"
"Book Report 'Patton's War: An American General's Combat Leadership" by author Kevin Hymel submitted from Charlie Gemeinhardt
"Veteran Birthdays
"A Cook's Experiences in WWII
"Merchandise Offerings
Want to contribute to the content of the Halbert?
Your veteran's stories, photos and memorabilia are items we want to share with the association. No story or sharing is too small or too long!
Maybe you want to share your family history research tips? Many of us are in the same "boat" of researching the history of our 65th veterans. If you have some hints or tips we'd love to learn from them. Maybe your experience will help others.
Complete the membership form and send your stories!
2024 Cover of the Halbert Publication
Be sure to explore these pages...
Reunions
About the Association
Find out more about our reunions past and present!
About the Association
About the Association
With a history that dates back to the 1950s and now includes family of the 65th Infantry Veterans, this is an Association with a "Right to be Proud".
Merchandise
Merchandise
See our Reunion Limited Edition items, year round items and books as they come available.
Join Us For Our Annual Reunion!
Make your reservations now.
72nd Annual Reunion
August 4 – 8, 2026
Higgins Hotel
New Orleans, Louisiana
WWII Museum and day trip to Camp Shelby
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